"It's not grooming"
Proceeds to describe perfectly describe grooming, just with words that sound nicer
Gonna show this to my wife the next time she asks me if I would still love her if she was a worm.
This is nightmare from start to finish. He became Marine sergeant and got married by 24, only to be left severely disfigured by a suicide bomber in country he was forced to fight in. He survived the attack, but could no longer recognize himself, his marriage collapsed, and he dies of an overdose after turning to drugs to manage the pain. For the woman, people say she was wrong for leaving, and i understand. But severe facial disfigurement can break the brain’s normal face recognition and attachment systems, so a partner may feel unattracted even while knowing it’s the same person. Youth, chronic pain, disability, and the shift into full time caregiving only make that strain worse. I agree she is morally wrong for it, but i can rationalize why she'd make that decision.
Imagine telling someone during the Cuban Missile Crisis that a dude named Castro would be elected to office and he would spend his time in office ensuring illegal aliens get due process....for being in the country illegally. What a time to be alive.
Today, the Fifth Circuit stripped immigrants facing detention in Texas, Louisiana, and Mississippi of their right to due process. People who have lived in our communities for years, even decades, can now be locked away with no chance to see a judge or ask for bond. It’s a radical departure from decades of legal precedent and violates the Fifth Amendment of the Constitution, which protects everyone.
This ruling leaves tens of thousands of people imprisoned without the government ever having to say why. It is wrong, and we will keep fighting.
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You begin by invoking your authority as an Ivy League educator, then proceed through accusations without establishing your central claim. The great Greek philosophical achievement was to subject authority itself to reason.
Rubio was discussing the virtues that form a civilisation, not denying cultural exchange with Persia. Cultural exchange does not erase civilizational distinction.
You substitute credentials for argument, accusations of racism for evidence, and an analogy with Nazism for historical analysis. The irony is considerable.
Rubio is defending the particular against abstract universalism. You seem unable to distinguish attachment to one’s inherited civilisation from hostility towards another.
That is precisely the problem with a liberalism that recognises cultural exchange more readily than the formative authority of inherited bonds.
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A country in which Anthony Fauci is not executed by the state after a fair trial is a country that has died a spiritual death
This man is a monster, every moment he is allowed to escape justice is an indictment of our entire system
Fauci privately warned of miscarriage risk linked to COVID vaccine while publicly claiming no issues, newly released texts show trib.al/bDcp5GG
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A muslim slave trader has purchased a new batch of slaves from Africa and is forcing them to perform in a circus
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You have to understand: “the other side” is not arguing in good faith. They are using the conversation operationally to impose their frame, redirect you, force you onto the defensive, manufacture concessions, and shape your perception.
You are presenting evidence. They are managing you.
That is the asymmetry. Your “correct argument” cannot defeat a person or tactic whose purpose is not to answer you, but to manipulate you.
Brother B retweeted
This guy runs an ID verification startup called VRFYID
Considering that he just doxxed this college student in a way that was designed to destroy his career prospects in response to a private comment he didn't like, would you trust him with your sensitive personal data?
Thank you @nypost for highlighting this story, and thank you to everyone showing support. To everyone who is commenting even more hate and justifying this, you are just proving the point even more that antisemitism is real.
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Every year during the Kentucky Music Educators Association (KMEA) conference in Louisville, hundreds or thousands of high school choir students spontaneously gather in the atrium of the Hyatt Regency Hotel to sing the National Anthem from the balconies, creating a powerful tradition that amplifies their voices and has been happening since the 1980s.
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This was built before the Aztecs even settled in the Valley of Mexico.
The cognitive dissonance is incredible.
Leftists will engage in blatant historical revisionism by arguing that the European continent was somehow a third world backwater while simultaneously condemning Europeans for conquering the very people who were somehow light years ahead of them.
Which one is it? Were Europeans ignorant barbarians who needed to be enlightened by indigenous ways of knowing, or were they evil hegemonic colonizers who imposed their will upon the world?
The Aztecs had a sewage system allowing them to drink clean water and bathe daily while using human waste as crop fertiliser while the most advanced European water sanitation system was to jog a bucket with human waste out of a window or into the river where you drink your water
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
Post overstates Aztec sanitation & mischaracterizes European systems. Aztecs discharged waste via clay pipes into lakes (risking contamination), not modern sewers. Europeans had aqueducts, piped sewers & public baths by 1500, not just "buckets out windows." edron.edu.mx/a-brief-histor…
Counterpoint, this is a shitty phone game dressed up in graphics.
Brother B retweeted
While Democrats honor a man who died of a fentanyl overdose, I believe we should remember someone truly deserving: a retired police captain who lost his life during the “mostly peaceful” protests of 2020—a man who didn’t get a golden casket or a mention from Democratic leaders.
You’re watching the final moments of 77-year-old David Dorn, a retired St. Louis Police Captain, who was shot and killed by BLM rioters while trying to protect a local business from being looted.
There were countless posts and tributes from Democrats about George Floyd.
There were zero about David Dorn.
Why?
Because to the Democrats, not all Black Lives Matter—only the ones that serve their political narrative.
