TheGirondin

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by TheGirondin 11y ago
Should we bother? With a title like that, they don't seem interested in meaningful dialog.
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by TheGirondin 11y ago
Yes, people certainly love that quote because it means that can simply dismiss anyone who doesn't think the same way they do with having to do any critical thinking on their part to understand the actual reasons they disagree.
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by TheGirondin 11y ago
What's even more unbelive is that the US is allies with Germany and Japan after WWII, and relations with Cuba reversed after they allied themselves with the USSR. It's almost like nothing in international affairs is static, things
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by TheGirondin 11y ago
For for starters, I don't think he actually said "ban all Muslims." He was talking about temporarily halting anyone from the Middle East until better screening could be put in place. At any rate, it was pretty clear to me tha
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by TheGirondin 11y ago
I never said it was, and have no idea how you came to that conclusion.
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by TheGirondin 11y ago
>I chose not to go near the "refuse to let any Muslims into the country" proposal, which is even more extraordinarily unworkable. It worked for Jimmy Carter when he blocked all Iranians from entering the US.
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by TheGirondin 11y ago
Assuming all of those immigrants want to integrate into German culture and there is no widespread religious backlash against secular culture.
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by TheGirondin 11y ago
>parents should stay home with the kids and play. That interaction with parents teaches kids far more than a lowly paid preschool teacher will. Do you have kids? I have a 2.5 year who has been in a small day care setting (about 10 kids)
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by TheGirondin 11y ago
No, the bank does not own it. The landlord can sell the building to a new owner. The bank can not.
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by TheGirondin 11y ago
What is more toxic: Flint's water or this comment?