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by iammisc 5y ago
At the time, the religious group being responded to (Catholics) were solidly democrats. Catholics have been solidly democrat until 2016. There is no way you can blame the GOP for Catholic behavior.
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The Hays code? The Hays code was instituted by a trade association, not the GOP.
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You are broadly correct. > The Democrat plan is more traditional antitrust in that it wants to break up companies rather than prevent coordinated censorship. Well of course republicans are going to be against this. We have anti-trust leg
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Well according to Google, one anchovy school can contain up to 100 million fish, so 1bn marine animals could mean all the whales died or ten schools of anchovies. Without further information, I'm unsure what to make of the metric. Of c
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This is just a manner of homeschooling. My church has a homeschool group and they have an open house every year where people sign up for classes independently offered by various tutors. The tutors hold classes for multiple students Technica
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Sure. Let's try it and see... Why defend incumbents?
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> I know everybody on my block, even the homeless people. What I find hilarious about bay area residents is that they'll say things like this as if it's at all unique to the area. In reality, knowing your neighbors is common t
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New York city has a large republican area: Staten island. While SF and cities like it vilify incumbents, they also vilify the opposition. In my city of Portland, no one will consider electing a republican because they have constructed straw
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But most cities in the us do not have defecation on the sidewalks. Thus there is no need for mental shenanigans.
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I think you're hierarchy is fine, but keep in mind the Baltimore catechism is not an 'official' church document issued by Rome. As something issued by all bishops in the USA, it did at one time have official status in diocese
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I understand why he comes across that way, but as a Catholic myself, he's correct in his assertion that the church still holds the doctrine 'extra Ecclesiam nulla salus' (Outside the church there is no salvation) and that mos
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My observation of the universe is subjective. Nowhere did I imply it wasn't What I did state is that there is a difference between the school of thought saying human nature is inherently good and the one saying humans are predisposed t
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Marxism isn't crt I didn't mention Marxism. Not sure why you felt the need to Honestly this shows the problem with many in america today. Someone says they disagree with X. Instead of finding out what they think about X, instead p
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His father and mother were involved in terrorist bombings
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It's not boudins heritage that people attack him over. He has publicly praised his parents for their attacks and portrayed himself as the ultimate victim of their prosecution.
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>The DA election was non-partisan I'm surprised you didn't just blame the GOP, since that seems to be so popular these days. I mean our president just blamed the gop for the defund the police nonsense. In reality, anyone can se
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> But slippery slope arguments are rhetorical slights of hand. In the realm of public policy, you can usually stop a slippery slope any time you want. Literally all my life experience would seem to disagree. Like take CRT which everyone
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Correct The universe tends toward disorder. Order requires many times more effort than disorder. An orderly society requires many times more people to buy in to its precepts than the number of disorderly people needed to make a bad society.
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My life experience is one where I have confronted the fact that the universe itself is quite terrible. Disease, death, destruction are all inherent parts of a universe that depends on the increase of entropy in order to provide us with the
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The conservatives are right though. normal liberals are so afraid of agreeing with a conservative that they happily will vote for the destruction of their own neighborhood. Boudin is not a sudden deviation from the norm. SF and other progre
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There is no social reason. chaos and destruction is the human normal without civilization to stop them. Increasingly we have been happily destroying those things which make a civilization, such as the ability to enforce and make laws, our p
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by iammisc 5y ago
Honestly, I'm at the point where I hope you get your way. It'll hopefully lead to a proper secession of states so that the increasingly obvious fact that the country has split into two irreconcilable societies can be made a realit
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> as if the Capitol Police intended for a sack of the Capitol to happen For the past year, I've been hearing about how police often times help right-wing protestors. Now I'm being told they never do and such a suggestion is off
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> Right, it was a (trivial, both in scale and plausible durability) threat to territorial integrity, not sovereignty or Constitutional order. Okay but five people died because the American government did nothing.
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I'm afraid I don't understand what you're referencing exactly.
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I guess, I don't really get it. I'm happy to denounce Jan 6 as terrible. I just don't understand the hyperbole, and because I don't denounce it enough that's seen as many as bad faith. On the other hand, God forbi
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I suppose the difference is that you can potentially be off instagram. This is like someone else creating an insta account for you, downvoting it, and then having others judge you based off of that. I guess LinkedIn fits the bill better.
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Why are you being downvoted. You are correct. The New York Times retracted its story on officer sicknick. They agreed with the autopsy. He died of natural causes. The capitol is broken into quite often, for example, during Kavanaugh's
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Oh my goodness. this is simply something else. This is why the country is so divided. Despite my dislike of left-wing insurrections, like seattle's chop, in which they actually did install a government [1] for a few days before America
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> TheDonald.win forum commenters debated how best to build a gallows for hanging — or simply terrifying — members of Congress deemed disloyal. What kind of lumber? What kind of rope? And how many nooses? And wallstreetbets debates how to

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