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@denisecase807 Then why isn't the NAACP in Baltimore, Philadelphia, Chicago or Memphis helping young blacks get better schools, fighting the street gangs and cleaning garbage off the streets so black Americans THERE can live a decent life? Too much work, I'd say. More profit and prestige in complaining than there is in doing, from their point of view. From the point of view, of those in the inner city, it doesn't help them one bit. The last thing that the NAACP wants is a place where black Americans can thrive.
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@williamhouseholder1558 We can only work with what we have. Trump seems to be our only hope. Another thing, why aren't we getting in touch with our reps and telling them where we stand and that we'll no longer vote for them if they don't change their ways. Enough people do that and they'll know that their gravy train is nearly over.
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@babajaiy8246 The Muslims can practise their faith any way they wish. They have complete religious freedom. In fact, even though the Jews believe that Solomon's Temple, a very sacred Jewish site, stood where the Dome of the Rock is now, they allow Muslims to still use that site as a Mosque. The Israelis still allow it to be a place for Muslims. That's a concession that has been allowed Israeli Muslims. However, in Gaza, there is not ONE Jew....not a one and there's good reason for that. If someone didn't kill them, their life would be pure hell. Jews can't live in Gaza. Why would they want to live as they did before? That area was extremely poor until the Jews came and started to turn it into an oasis in the desert. It was nothing but dirt and rock 100 years ago. If Hamas cared so much for the people of Gaza, maybe they'd do the same thing there....but they won't. Hamas is too filled with hatred for Israel to care about their own people. You're asking me to explain the mind of those filled with hate? Why did Hitler want to kill all the Jews? Hatred....that's why. Why did Rome kill everyone in Carthage and then sow the fields with salt? Hatred...blind hatred. Why did the Hutu try to kill all the Tutsi in Rwanda? Same thing. Why would Hamas, the leadership of the Palestinians, want to drive the Israelis into the sea? Because they refuse to live with them. They hate them because they're not Muslim. "The Jews will fight against you and you will gain victory over them, till the stone says: ‘O Muslim! There is a Jew hiding behind me; so kill him.’” 2 This Hadith was reported by Ahmad and Al-Tirmidhy who said that it is a Hasan, Sahih Hadith. This is a part of the Muslim faith. Islam says that they are a religion of peace but no one who values peace would attack innocent unarmed civilians. They defend themselves when attacked but they don't start shooting at people at a music festival and they would NEVER parade the naked body of a girl, that they killed and desecrated, so the people could spit on her. That's NOT the way of peace. If anything, those Palestinians are going against the will of Allah is Islam is indeed the religion of peace. Hamas could take the money, that they've received over the last 70 years, and use it to make life better for the Palestinians. They could do that but they don't. They use it to buy guns and rockets so they could kill as many Jews as possible. There is NO excuse for what just happened and you can't spin it to make it sound justified. It's not.
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And when the vaccine IS developed, allow the people to decide on their own, if they want it or not.
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Sometimes the "Baphomet" (notice the correct spelling) come off as whacked as the progressive movement. They see racism, misogynism and all manner of phobias EVERYWHERE and you see Satanism in EVERY conversation, phrase, picture, song and movie. Please....come back to earth.
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@Mattwashere2013 There is even safety practices surrounding Covid. We all do it. US unemployment is at around 15% right now. That means that 85% are working. Even if 10 or 15% are working at home, that still leaves a large percentage of Americans going to their jobs. We do things differently but we do it with a risk assessment so we can manage the element of danger. We can't stop everything. Their is even a bigger risk to that. Productivity is more important than safety, although safety is very important. It's why our ancestors took the risk to take down a mammoth. The risk was worth the reward and at times the reward was a matter of survival. We've developed safety nets, today, but we can't rely on them to provide the ultimate life of no danger. That doesn't exist.
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Lucky Sport They're not going after the "man" because they don't have the power and they know it. They stay small, slowly gaining followers, using propaganda and the education system to grow until they've got the support to challenge. They're Marxists and they've got the experience of countless Marxists groups from all around the world to use as their guide. Their danger is not ready to be realised. However it's a potential that could have no ceiling. That's why we have to expose them.
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I think he means that there's the scientific method and that there is no such thing as science as a truth. It's more of a philosophical statement than one of science as a thing to be studied. You can't study science. You use science as a method to knowledge, realising that it's a process and NOT a thing.
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Even if you have no experience, when appointed, you GET experience. You absorb all the information possible, talk to all the experts, no matter who they are, surround yourself with the top people in this field and within a few weeks you should be able to answer these rudimentary questions that Cruz is firing at him. That's what a competent person does. The world is on the brink of a major war and this guy knows nothing. He's either lazy and incompetent or he's actually taking part in what's happening in Iran and Palestine. Neither one bodes well for the rest of us.
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@ZZ_The_Boxing_Cat Maybe, Maybe not. There's a difference between government, something we need, and the swamp or big government that we have now. Making blanket statements, like you are right now, is absolutely pointless. You're saying that there is no way that we can have a governing body that is a lot better than we have now. Instead of blanket statements, refer to what she's saying and what's wrong with it. Anyone can make sneering comments. It takes deep thought to assess what a person says or does and then give an intelligent response based on facts. Try that and maybe you could be taken seriously.
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I'm not really sure what you mean but I'm going to say this. Of course you have a place. That's what his speech was all about. Raising a family, working hard, finding meaning in your life. That's for everyone....not just for intellectuals. This is for everyone.
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@dandare2520 The book "Gender Queer" has been in many primary school libraries. It shows drawings of individuals taking part in sexual acts. If that's NOT sexualising children....what is? This is only a small part of what is going on. You're either naive or you're a liar.....not good looks in either case.
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Your mother just excluded me. I'm not a birthing person and I will never give birth. I don't feel included at all. That's the problem with their ideology. It excludes to include.
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Why are some people so negative? I just don't get it. His message is SO basic. Do your best. Try to make your corner of the world a better place. Try to get along with your family, neighbours, friends and expand outwards from there. He can't fix you. I can't fix you and YOU can't fix me. We have to fix ourselves. To use an old adage. To solve a problem we have to acknowledge that there is a problem. I've never understood people like you. Your comment just reeks of sneering hate and bitterness. I really hope that you can rid yourself of that mindset.
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@cognitivedissidents4642 Men can get pregnant. That's real to a Democrat. It's Mickey and Goofy go to Washington. That's as real as it gets.
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Official bio say 6'11". Close enough to 7 foot for me to forgive him. He's tall.....DAMN tall. He can round up 1 inch if he wants as far as I'm concerned.
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@johnhoran9840 Thanks for reminding us of the term "duckspeak". It's been over 40 years since I read the book and I've forgotten all about it. It does fit what I just heard.
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@joshbull623 That's the problem. Too many think that equality equals compassion. It doesn't. To achieve equality, you have to tear down the competent and hard working, in order to bring everyone to the same level. It ends up going to the lowest common denominator, basically setting incompetence as the goal. No society can survive that and the net result is pure hell for everyone. That's not compassion. "The road to hell is paved with good intentions".
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@Zachary_Setzer It wasn't that way in the seventies. I worked in a shoe factory, made great money, until our leaders decided that we needed to allow foreign shoes in. That factory, which employed 1100 people at one time, is now a retirement home. Shoes are cheaper now but are times better? I'm going to tell you that life was great in our small town back then. Now, almost every manufacturing plant is close. People are on welfare, underemployed, downtown businesses are boarded up. We may have a transition time where it prices will rise but when the factories start to re-open and competition for workers heat up, wages will go up and life will become better for all of us.
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Big Cheeso "I have a dream that my four little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin but by the content of their character." So...you really think, from reading this, that Dr. King would approve of forcing people to acknowledge their white privilege? That they have an "unconscious bias" and it is based on the lack of melanin in their skin? That he would want one of his children to become the president of the United States based solely on the colour of their skin...no other requirement would be relevant? If you believe that, you have no understanding of what Dr. King stood for. Also, Trump was anti-war. He wanted to bring the troops home from the Middle East and even tried to negotiate with the Taliban for peace. He was criticised soundly for it. He negotiated a peace settlement between Kosovo and Serbia and then deals between Israel and the UAE, the Sudan and Morocco to normalise relations and hopes of starting a peace process in the middle east. Dr. King wanted an end to American participation in the war in Vietnam. It would seem that Dr. King had more in common with Trump than he does with the modern Democrat party.
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@nitin9230 I can guarantee you that there is not a person alive that is knowledgeable in every topic or is correct all the time. You're not disproving a lack of intelligence when you go and seek out a person's mistakes or faults. By those standards no one has any brains. As a matter of fact, he has the intelligence to admit when he is wrong, as he did when Larry Elder was on his show. That takes intelligence and integrity. One thing is certain, you never learn a thing if you refuse to discuss or consider ideas. Who do you think was the most intelligent, Rubin or all those leftist chanters and whiners? Not one of them showed any desire to listen to anything but the incessant ringing in their heads implanted there by their leftist handlers. Besides, super intelligence isn't the only quality that one needs in life. It's how you use what one has no matter how limited it might be.
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I am anti abortion in my private life but I think that this is something that should be a personal choice. My being a man lessons the impact of my stance immensely but I have a very close, female friend who feels the same way. She would never get an abortion because she thinks it would be wrong for her. She understands that it's a complex issue and will allow and respect those who might not feel that getting an abortion is wrong. She's against abortion in principle but supports pro-choice. We recognise that it's personal.
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@terryvlunsford1610 Why do people keep saying "Why do you keep electing him" or things along that nature. It's OBVIOUS that he didn't vote for him. You're giving him a blast for what OTHER people in California did, for who THEY voted for.....not him. Why would you do that? It makes NO sense.
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Hating Trump is NOT a requirement to vote against him. Also, if you don't support the MSM's crazed depiction of Trump, that doesn't mean you support Trump or that you're going to vote for him. Unfortunately, the more the MSM and the Democrats behave in the way that they have been, for the last 4 years, the more they push people to vote Trump as the only alternative to Democrat craziness. Democrat hatred is killing their chances at winning the election.
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You don't have to like her but why not find fault with what she's saying in this video instead of a dismissal due to a personal bias.
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@JohnCarterRocks Moving from Florida should fix the corporate losses that they've been experiencing over the last few years. LOL. Their problems run deeper than DeSantis. A move isn't going to put people in theatre seats to see their movies. Instead of moving out of Florida, they'd be better off returning to what made them so successful in the first place. Make good movies that don't emphasise woke evangelical themes. Just make good stories that people would take their kids to see. They'll keep losing at the box office no matter where Disney World goes. They have to change their attitude.
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@martymcfly2552 An absolutely useless response. It implies an arrogance that refuses to communicate to those you deem on an inferior moral existence. It appears to be a typical SJW response.
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We're ALL role models. We should all aspire to be what we admire. Hard working, loyal, honest, all the things that help us to become good people. That includes athletes. If someone can't look to me as a person that always wants to be the best possible version of me, then I've not only failed them, I've failed myself.
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@23wtb I have a time machine. I call him "Dad". He's now 89 and both my parents grew up in war time Holland. They know what a real Nazi is and Dad talks about their reprehensible behaviour all the time. My mother, as she didn't have a father, nearly starved to death, near the end of the war, because Nazis confiscated as much food as they could get their hands on. 25,000 of the most poor, starved to death, and if hadn't been for the Allies air dropping food, the total would have been much worse. When a political party enacts draconian measures, for an insurrection in which tens of thousands of people showed up, without guns....mind you and then go home....you're using a tactic that would make Hitler envious. Purging the military and other American services of dissenting voices is also autocratic and something that a Hitler would have done. So....spare us the sarcasm.
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It's worse than an impacted tooth.
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@kylewatson5133 The heroes journey. For women, their heroes journey is childbirth and how this is a promise of a future. For men, it's harder to define and not confined to the wonder of birth. As for the broodmare metaphor, that seems a rather bitter way to look at it. Our survival is predicated on women's ability to bear children. In the past, a woman had to have 10 kids for 2 or 3 to survive. My grandfather had 22 kids by 2 wives. 7 of them died before their 7th birthday. 1 out of 3 died and this was around 100 years ago. I'm 70 and my dad was the 3rd youngest. Life was tough and if women weren't bearing children, our very survival was in jeopardy. Women were the "broodmares" of our species. It seems harsh but as I demonstrated with my own family, LIFE was harsh. The truth is that our ability to see almost every child reach adulthood is relatively a new phenomenon and we really have no understanding of where this is taking us. One thing is certain. At one time, a newborn child was a blessing, even in the poorest of families (my grandfather's family). Now I hear women calling their unborn child "parasites" and even wanting to end their life while in labour. I can't help but feeling a little ill at those attitudes.
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@elizabethelias1005 In 2022, 817 women died of childbirth in the US. That's out of about 3,500,000 births in America every year. That means that 0.023% of all births will end in the death of the mother. That's not a very high percentage at all. Not high enough for women to believe that death is a very real and highly likely outcome of childbirth. Compare that to heart disease. In 2021, 310,661 women died of some form of heart disease. Childbirth isn't anywhere CLOSE to the danger of heart disease for women. Yet, we don't hear about that near as much if at all. In fact, people tend to think of heart disease as a men's disease. Childbirth is essential to the survival of humanity, if not the most important factor in our continued survival. It's importance can't be overstated. It's the hero's journey that men can never be a part of and uniquely a legacy of womanhood.
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If I change my name, it's up to me to change my ID if that's how I want to be legally known. If I don't, then I can't vote using my new name. That's NOT a trans issue. It's just common sense. I'm called Jack and everyone in my small town calls me that. If someone is looking for me around town and uses my real name, Jacob, they've made it extremely difficult to find me. When I go to vote, I use the name that no one uses because that's what's on my driver's licence, personal ID, my credit cards and my passport. There's a legal process that could change my name from Jacob to my nickname, Jack, and if I want to be legally known as Jack, I have to use that process. What a bizarre way of looking at a voter ID mandates. If your new identity and name means so little to you, that you won't even take the time to change it legally, then you're creating your own problem. Also, no one cares about gender when voting, anymore. It's irrelevant to the voting process.
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@jonathanstone4878 She said "especially" the immigrants. Why "especially"? Shouldn't we be concerned for all of them without an "especially"? Why would she even think that there might be immigrants involved, anyway? It sounds like another way to create resentment.
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@VeritasEt The president of the United States has been deemed the most powerful man in the world due to holding the most powerful position in the world. It's been that way for my entire lifetime and I'm 73 years old. To deny that is a denial of reality.
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It was quite impressive and the only time that she actually gave a good, fiery speech. She was in top form.....except it was all BS. She just can't get anything right.
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@onlythewise1 You don't have to go to Harvard or Yale. A community college can get you the skills to get a decent job that pays good money. Also, you don't have to go full time. A high school graduate can get a job and take a few classes every semester. It might take 10 years but when you've get that diploma, you're still under 30 years of age. You're making excuses for not getting off your butt and going to work and getting an education is part of that work. Don't work hard and winning a lottery is all the hope that you have left. Grow up and be an adult.
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He's a right wing socialist. Lenin was accused of being just that, when the Soviet economy was failing in 1921 and he allowed limited private enterprise. So was Mussolini when he advocated for National Socialism. It's still socialism. That doesn't mean that Scarborough isn't left wing. It means that there are left wingers who are more radical than what he is. Not much of a distinction, though.
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It's their prime way of control. Control the language and the ability to speak freely. If you can't express it, it doesn't exist.
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I know more people that have died of bee stings than I do of Covid. Now I'm walking around in one of those bee keeper's hazmat suits. One can't be too careful.
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The Emmys will come on and I'll do an eye-roll and watch an old episode of Gunsmoke. Who's more entertaining than Festus?
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@ollehkacb Now, it's a genocide. Really? That's a word that people use out of emotion, not logic or facts. The "genocide" accusation was there even before Oct 7. and it makes no sense. Like sharonsimmons6427 said, if it was a genocide, in Israel, the Palestinian population would be going DOWN, not up as it has been for decades. Compare that to the genocide of the Jews during WW2. The Jewish population was devastated in Europe. Not in Gaza though. It's been going WAY up. They're at war, a war that was started by Hamas and they're hiding behind the people of Gaza to maintain their power. Now, Hamas is crying because they're losing that war and they're afraid of what will happen when Israel defeats them and they don't like the terms of surrender which calls for the end of Hamas. Hamas knows that they will have to pay for Oct 7 and it scares them so the people of Gaza have to suffer in order to protect Hamas.
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Imagine having a net worth of 10 million dollars for babbling on the internet and complaining how the country that you live in isn't fair. The lack of self awareness is astounding.
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Come on. You gotta admire and support her stance against election deniers. When she lost, it was the most gracious loss that I've ever heard. Even though, everyone told her that Trump colluded with the Russians to defeat her, she steadfastly admonished all those, who believed those rumours, by telling Americans NOT to be election deniers. You all must remember that.
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That's the new attitude. I just saw Joy Reid, from NBC, ask a woman what gave her the expertise to think that parents know more than the teachers. In Canada, we're living under the tyranny of these experts and I hate it.
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They actually think that they'll be believed, too. Maybe by some weird, wide-eyed gullible types but anyone with a brain knows exactly why it's not going to be aired. Go woke....go broke.
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@xdsclubgold123 Bot.
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@minkman99 No wonder you can't see the analogy in the original comment. You need everything explained to you.
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@bipslone8880 Isn't it weird when the woke needs safe spaces because "words are violence", they're not crybabies but when banking information is passed to authorities, without warrants, people lose their jobs because of words, have their businesses burned and destroyed, they're the crybabies. I'm not allowed to disagree with the woke culture, in any aspect, or the corporate media will censor you, and I'm the crybaby. My little sister used to running to mommy when I said bad words, too. I used to call her a crybaby. Funny how the world hasn't really changed. I still have that metaphoric little sister crying over my use of words and the ideas that they don't like. Are you going to have me doxxed, now?
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@bipslone8880 You're seriously going to pretend that you don't know who "they" are, when I'm referring to those who need to use safe spaces. It's one thing to criticise people but why would you want to pretend to be ignorant and ill informed? You know damn well that there are those who've used safe spaces and you know damn well who they are. Pretending stupidity is not a good look.
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