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by agensaequivocum 1y ago
Aquinas is explaining the formal cause i.e, the soul. The physical particulars of how digestion work would be the agent and material causes. He wouldn't deny that they exist. Modern science erroneously disregards formal and final causa
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by agensaequivocum 1y ago
Yes parts of the older working class Midwest would have supported him but didn't support Harris.
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by agensaequivocum 1y ago
Nice. Mexico and Miami are great for the sun. Catch at least 20m at sunrise and sunset (sunrise is most important). Also midday sun for as much as you can tolerate without burning and your schedule allows. As much skin exposed as possible a
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by agensaequivocum 2y ago
How's your light environment/sunlight exposure? What's your waking body temperature (under arm for 10 minutes)? Have you had a thyroid panel done? (TSH, Free T3, Free T4, Reverse T3)
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by agensaequivocum 2y ago
Or lack of flicker.
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by agensaequivocum 2y ago
https://x.com/Grimhood/status/1727016675738861951 https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1727013824115396634.html
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by agensaequivocum 2y ago
Lots of morning, midday, and evening sun on as much skin as possible. Lot's of supplemental inositol
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by agensaequivocum 2y ago
These two threads have many sources showing the individual right was not the prevailing understanding, but that it was taken for granted. https://x.com/2aHistory/status/1712209761171612093 https://x.com
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by agensaequivocum 2y ago
Watch sunrise and sunset. Get lots of sunlight throughout the day. Never wear sunglasses. No lights after sunset, red light or at least blue light blocking glasses after sunset.
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by agensaequivocum 2y ago
Awesome, an AR-15 for all children.
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by agensaequivocum 2y ago
Federal law defines "machine gun", a bump stock clearly doesn't meet it.
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by agensaequivocum 2y ago
The constitution mandates that the courts interpret the law. Thomas and Gorsuch are right in their concurrences, allowing the executive branch to both enforce and interpret law is abhorrent to our constitution's proscribed separation o
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by agensaequivocum 3y ago
No people ate more meat and animal products. https://twitter.com/Outdoctrination/status/16948423262110437... https://twitter.com/Outdoctrination/status/16948423228723817...
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by agensaequivocum 3y ago
The constitution grants the federal government enumerated powers. Since it's not an enumerated power, it's reserved to the states and is therefore unconstitutional.
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by agensaequivocum 3y ago
Giant cities are terrible. Everyone should strive to leave. I do agree that we remove building codes and ordinances that prohibit one from doing what he wants on his own property.
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by agensaequivocum 3y ago
I grew up in a suburb. I biked around just fine. We have a bus stop just down the street from where I live now. However, I would let my kids carry a gun before I would let them on a bus.
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by agensaequivocum 3y ago
I wouldn't live anywhere near New York City.
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by agensaequivocum 3y ago
Having to walk a couple of minute just to get to the car is not acceptable. I have five kids (with hopefully at least another five in the future) which requires 10+ minutes just to make sure everything is in the car that we need. There&#x27
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by agensaequivocum 3y ago
No everyone should own the land they live on. You don't have much freedom when your property ends at the front door.
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by agensaequivocum 3y ago
Ah yes because unelected bureaucrats are unbiased.
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by agensaequivocum 3y ago
I have five kids and I am not in the slightest worried about the planet. It will be here and we will adapt if needed. I am much more worried about the elites stamping out our God given freedom and subjugating us to be told what to do by &qu
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by agensaequivocum 3y ago
Show me the 19th century sources saying otherwise. If it is the correct opinion then it shouldn't be hard. You cannot just say that everyone who disagrees with you misunderstands the 2A. If your opinion is correct then surely someone w
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by agensaequivocum 3y ago
As I said in a sibling comment many pre-20th century commentators also omitted the prefratory clause. It was widely understood that the core right is an individual one. Please see this thread https://threadreaderapp.com/thre
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by agensaequivocum 3y ago
Why for goodness sakes would I ever take a COVID test again much less because I have the sniffles. It's a contagious disease much like the flu. It's part of life, the vast majority of people get over it, and it will probably alway
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by agensaequivocum 3y ago
It states one of the purposes of the amendment. Many early commentator also omitted it when talking about the amendment. > The meaning of the provision undoubtedly is, that the people, from whom the militia must be taken, shall have the
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by agensaequivocum 3y ago
It's not and "well regulated" is not the operative part of the amendment. "Shall not be infringed" is.
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by agensaequivocum 3y ago
The manufacturer is free to charge whatever he pleases for the product of his labor. The government cannot in anyway restrict the peoples access to firearms nor artificially increase the price by specifically taxing the right. Since the rig
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by agensaequivocum 3y ago
Yes this was the prevailing view pre-20th century. https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1645290263299117056
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by agensaequivocum 3y ago
> With arms in their hands, the people will not be likely to permit the overthrow of their institutions by the unscrupulous ambition of a civil magistrate or military chieftain. The very fact of their being armed will serve as a check to

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