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God is helping us, yes. Always. | 0 | not toxic |
It's okay Dill we could campaign together for Durkan or Moon (if they will help me get the drug dealers off my Ballard street.... Do not think NO will help with that issue. | 0 | not toxic |
Wie has the physical capabilities to be a golf champion but something is not quite not there in the mental toughness area. Don't keep up with Wie or womens golf but do know when Wie was young her UH professor father was her coach & has had a string of coaches. Too many dynamics going on with Wie including the aspect of the father living vicariously through her daughter in her formative years. Yes, Wie has made lots of money to support herself & her parents but would like to see her one day put it mentally & physically together for her to win some of these tournament to reach her full potential. Parents mean well, but seems they cannot step back and find a golf coach, a former champion him/herself who understands the philosophy & technique of being an effective coach for Wie to giver her the tools to get her to reach the next level. Sort of like the movie Karate Kid & how Pat Morita enabled Ralph Macchio to defeat a bull & win a Karate tournament w/ technique & the right attitude. | 0 | not toxic |
There are Muslims living in the country since before you were a bad dream. | 0 | not toxic |
Buster (et al.)
To begin, there is NO way, under American or any other known system of justice, to properly serve "justice" for the loss of a limb, one's innocence, or even pain. Like it or not, we've settled on a system where the best we can do is to offer money or property. That's far from perfect, but the usual alternative is "an eye for an eye..." So if the complaint is that money isn't appropriate, you're probably right. Alas, nobody has yet found a better solution.
As to complaints that priests haven't had their day in court, the VAST majority of the blame there is the bishops. They've done all they could to keep cases OUT of the courts, and all too sadly, they did that on the backs of the victims and their families. That's also a scandal.
Finally, there's this. At the end of the day, bishops ARE supposed to be better: moral leaders, knights for justice, fonts of compassion, etc. They've fallen short on every level. Their refusal to accept accountability says it all. | 0 | not toxic |
Yes but there aren't any in Canada and it's completely preventable
Moral relevance Sher, hello !!!! | 0 | not toxic |
If I get this article correctly the author is upset because PRIVATE charity did not flow into PR like it flowed into FL or TX. So? It is private charity. No need to then say since the PR citizens on the mainland are too cheap to support PR we need the government to do it. This is exactly why PR is a basket case. | 0 | not toxic |
Conversely, reading the following in this article how could anyone think ACA would work?
“Now that I have a child I’m considering seriously moving back to Florida and giving up my Nashville dreams to work for a corporation,” said Potter. “That way I can at least be certain my child and I will have coverage.” | 0 | not toxic |
Byrd renounced racism and the KKK.
You've been carrying that red herring around w/you
for so long that it's starting to smell.
Oh ....
That's not the herring? | 0 | not toxic |
on the face of it, the article does not give much detail on the actual claims made by the workers - just broad statements. it also sates that the Ilikai is a MIXED-USE building with both hotel rooms and residential units. now part of the staffing and task problem may stem from that one particular dichotomy. the Ilikai personnel may be comparing themselves to pure hotel establishments. as pure hotel establishments, the personnel has to deal with only one type of "guest" accommodations which may be more rigidly planned and designed to be more uniform. my interpretation (not professional) is that the residential type accommodations may tend to be more furnished and have more floor space due to the more personal nature of the ownership and use. if the Ilikai personnel is caring for both types of units then i can see the difference in the work loads. now if the residents had to care for or pay someone to do their housekeeping which was in addition to the "regular/normal" duties. | 0 | not toxic |
It's time to move on. Some games just have bad officiating. That's part of sports. Even after taking away the 2 CSU TDs, they had plenty of opportunities to score and get back in the game. CU handed them the ball over and over in the second half and the CSU offense completely stalled. That's what Rams fans should be the most worried about, not a few bad calls. | 0 | not toxic |
It would be interesting to know if there is a "red line" and if there is, exactly what it is.
This morning NK said that the last launch over Japan was preparation for an attack on Guam.
Violating Japan's air space and international law is something NK can get away with, but maybe Guam would be a missile launch too far.
The NK provocations are providing cover for both Iran and Pakistan to expand their WMD and ICBM programs as well while they cooperate with NK to advance their weapons' systems.
Your "funny" reaction to the world lurching toward war is odd, but it is not unusual among DP readers and staff, the vast majority of which do not care if the US is destroyed or not. Indeed, domestically, they are doing their best to destroy America with politically-correct nonsense.
BTW. For the 12th time, have come to a conclusion about GMD defense?
One theory about why Patriot and Aegis missiles were not deployed against the NK missile that flew over Japan is that they don't work. | 0 | not toxic |
"Trump must to a good part of the racists blame that he unleashed from start to finish of his fraud-elect campaign." This line makes no sense at all. | 0 | not toxic |
Did you see this crazy faka on tv? Boy is pure straight up mental. Keep him in New York - more bettah for all of us here. Dis boy one primo lolo - his elevator don't go to the top floor. Stay away folks only bad news ahead with dis one. | 0 | not toxic |
As a matter of fact, a large number of comments who favour the ban and call the niquab what it actually is (which I will not repeat so I don't have my comment erased again) have been deleted by the G&M. If a poll or a referendum were conducted, 90% of Canadians would be against the niquab. On the other hand 100% of the articles and editorials on CBC and G&M support the blessings of the niquab. Reminds me of the Pravda in the good old days of the Soviet Union. | 0 | not toxic |
My heastfelt prayers to all in harms way...........OH! That might be me? Yikes. Be safe everyone. | 0 | not toxic |
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Baldwin et al are getting lots of kudos for their performances skewering Trump and his staff.
I'm not impressed.
Anyone could look funny ridiculing the Trump administration.
You don't have to be a brilliant comedian or writer to make The Gong Show appear to be absurd.
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Nthing in this article states or implies that union membership had anything to do with the decision to close the plant. There's less farming going on here in favor of other development and traffic to Seattle is a nightmare cost wise.
Union workers and non union workers lose jobs for a variety of reasons and there's little to no evidence that unionization leads to job losses at a greater rate than non union positions, Boeing is laying off non union workers in North Carolina too. However deregulation and pro corporate tax policies tend to result in lower paying employment with higher turnover and job loss.
Nice try though. | 0 | not toxic |
So you don't believe Canada should be a free country for the poor? | 0 | not toxic |
Yes Donald. Here, take your meds. | 0 | not toxic |
“A person who wants to kill themselves, will kill themselves,” Olsen said.
But all suicides are not from people truly wanting to kill themselves. Guns do increase the success rate, unfortunately. Like most rules, there has to be a weighing of how this may deprive some people of their 2nd amendment rights to own a gun versus how this may save the lives of murder-suicide victims and suicides that may have lived if guns were not available. My inclination is to be on the safe side, but for others the 2nd amendment might be more of a priority. | 0 | not toxic |
More Faux News?
No wait, that's pronounced "Fox News" and they only tell the truth.
We know that the Trump Administration would not allow our President to (1) suck up to our worst enemy (2) threaten any of our Constitutional Rights (like speech) (3) put his family's fortune before the Country's by doing business deals while in office (4) lie, cheat, or steal (5) play more golf than Obama (6) spend any Tax-Payer money that shouldn't be spent on his un-necessary travel/security to/at his NYC or Florida homes (7) speak before thinking (8) mess up our foreign relations.
Right? | 0 | not toxic |
It is possible to be a responsible drinker. A person convicted of felony drug charges has no business raising children. | 0 | not toxic |
If the writer is saying that HC is Obama part II, then we need to dissect the inaccuracies of the premise. If you think Tarp & Tarp II were failures, discuss why. If you think the GOP stifling reregulation was constructive then you won't be able to complain about Tarp III 6yrs from now. HC would likely do what needs to be done, trump would apparently default on the national debt and declare bankruptcy. I'm sorry if you think it didn't matter. We can agree to disagree. | 0 | not toxic |
I find it amazing that when the White House announced that Trump wanted to meet Francis that the Pope had to publicly announce that no one had contacted the Vatican. Francis had to tell the world the protocol for setting up a Papal audience that Trump had not followed.
Malign-ia will not be able to make the journey because of baby sitting duties. In her place Trump will be accompanied by his assistant Iyankya (sporting a Hugo Boss designed black copa cabana magna and matching stilettos). trump plans to upstage Queen Elizabeth's gift to Francis by presenting him with three cases of Viginia's finest trump brand wine and a box of steaks.
The only complaint Trump will have is the fake news reporting about how small the crowd is when he enters the Vatican. | 0 | not toxic |
They should station multiple ICE agents at every courtroom in denver every day and scoop up as many illegal aliens as they can. Keep doing it until the illegal alien lovers in the administration change their practices. | 0 | not toxic |
After investigating big Bill, they may want to investigate the "no spin" zone. Couldn't happen to a nicer guy. | 0 | not toxic |
That would reveal heresy, not apostacy. Apostacy is if an al Queda or Daesh terror squad kidnapped you while on foreign travel and commanded you convert or die and you converted or if I were elected and my secularist comrades came to you and demanded you renounce God in order to keep working in a socialized cooperative that used to be where you work or you would be fired. Not quitting would be apostacy. Quit using the term incorrectly. It does not mean dissent or even academic curiousity. If you are copying some bishop or pope who used it the wrong way, it is still a misuse of the term. | 0 | not toxic |
Thant would be nice, but to learn one needs brains... | 1 | toxic |
This tale tells us loud and clear that being born with only one kind of intelligence isnät nearly enough to make it through life. How is it that someone with this kind of income is not better off by now?
But really it's not the income that is missing, it's how it's spent. Some people really live on another
planet. I figure I can live on 27 000 and still keep my house and cottage and car. And travel some.
But my grocery bill isn't 1000 a month and none of my expenses are anything like the good but foolish doctor. It's hard to take people like this seriously. | 0 | not toxic |
That's pretty much what you're trying and it doesn't work, given everything I just said. People aren't going to stop - you might as well make sure they do so safely, even if you prefer they don't do it at all. Those two things do not have to be at odds. | 0 | not toxic |
They prohibited men with deep seated homosexual tendencies from the Priesthood. Maybe too late but it seems to be working. | 0 | not toxic |
How do you spell .44 Magnum, in Alaska? Shoot to kill.(R) Enforcing William H. Sewards Fourteenth Amendment(1868), three years before it existed? Colt Walker?
http://gov.alaska.gov/Walker/press-room/full-proclamation.html?pr=7204 | 0 | not toxic |
Come January I'm dumping all my Canadian equities. I'll take advantage of our current capital gains rules while we can.
Going to increase my US holdings, and the balance in cash.
Under our current administration.....Canada is done! | 0 | not toxic |
A great letter from a high info voter. The truth hurts and libs are squealing like a stuck pig over this one. | 0 | not toxic |
Kinda felt the same way about Scalise when I heard what he was all about ,not good at all.......maybe it was karma paying him back. He needs to blame Trump for getting shot. | 0 | not toxic |
Political correctness gone amuck. Sad, sad, sad | 0 | not toxic |
Perhaps you should check your own "facts." Votes cast in advance are not counted on election day. And unless there are sufficient of them cast in any given riding to alter the outcome, they are never counted. Example:
Candidate A = 1500 votes on election day
Candidate B = 1000 votes on election day
Advance votes = 250 in total
The total number of advance votes cannot change the outcome of the election, so they aren't even counted. On the other hand, if Candidate B had 1200 votes to Candidate A's 1300, the advance votes would be counted.
You're welcome. | 0 | not toxic |
Hairus splittus maximus horsebleepi. | 0 | not toxic |
it is called SNAG | 0 | not toxic |
Until the condo fees increase and you are stuck with a property you can't unload | 0 | not toxic |
This represents a financial loss to the US, more than just the direct losses experienced from those turned away. Being connected to a lot of wonderful Americans is helpful in not getting too negative about this, but I'm still going to visit less than I otherwise would, and not for fear of being turned away. | 0 | not toxic |
The Trump fans "may" have done as you say, but the HRC throngs DID burn and loot in the cities. Actions speak louder than words. | 0 | not toxic |
Ah, but under our current Trudeau government, that would be nicht erlaubt. | 0 | not toxic |
Statistics show most heroin users began their addiction using prescribed legal painkillers | 0 | not toxic |
Not as draconian as the "beer/watered-down-drink limit " (club-level) at Seahawks games I'll no longer be attending. | 0 | not toxic |
Another conspiracy theory to keep the orthotoxic in a knicker knot for a few daze. | 0 | not toxic |
The Permanent Fund is now self-sustaining, needing no monies from oil.
The oil companies aren't going to go away, even if we place a higher tax or take away the subsidies, they are still making a huge profit.
When the oil runs dry we hope that our leaders will have thought to diversify the returns as those who set up the Permanent Fund did.
Working together doesn't mean we are just going to pull our pants down and bend over for Lower 48 companies. | 0 | not toxic |
Poor John. | 0 | not toxic |
Please give more effort to reading than merely recalling one's favorite and narrow interpretation, influenced by SJW theology.
The entire Scripture is the word of God, by the way.
Perhaps you might want to reflect on Matthew 25 (or Matthew 13:47-52)
“Then he will say to those on his left, ‘Depart from me, you who are cursed, into the eternal fire prepared for the devil and his angels."
Revelations (Word of God) 21: "8 But the cowardly, the unbelieving, the vile, the murderers, the sexually immoral, those who practice magic arts, the idolaters and all liars—they will be consigned to the fiery lake of burning sulfur."
or St Jude 1-7: " In a similar way, Sodom and Gomorrah and the surrounding towns gave themselves up to sexual immorality and perversion. They serve as an example of those who suffer the punishment of eternal fire."
Or Jesus's teaching St Matthew 5:27-29, specifically on sexual immorality: http://www.usccb.org/bible/matthew/5 | 0 | not toxic |
You would have to read the article, VCifuentes. Immunization for many communicable diseases does not effectively exist if the immunized person lives in an un-immunized population. Very high numbers - 70% to 95% of the population (the "herd") - must be immunized.
It seems likely to me, a layperson in the matter, that urban and suburban population densities are not possible without immunization and other public health programs like water treatment. Ants seem to be able to live in very high population densities, but humans and other large mammals and birds cannot. Ask any farmer about farm animals, and what a risk it is to bring a non-immunized animal into the herd. If the herd is not nearly completely immunized, and the new animal is carrying a communicable disease, the herd could all be gone in a month.
300 people on an airplane or in a seniors long term care home, a hundred children in a school, a few thousand wandering a mall, tourist site, or religious convention, are all herds. | 0 | not toxic |
Left out of this historical rendition is the fact that the U.S.A. through its "intelligence" agencies funded and armed Bin Laden's complement of terrorists as part of the Cold War with the USSR. Unlimited funds buried in the classified budgeting for the forever war components of our secret, black operation armies created Bin Laden and continue to waste resources throughout the world. Worst of all, Dick Cheney ordered the Bin Laden family living or visiting the U.S. to be flown out of the country while all other airplanes were grounded on and after 9/11. The administration knew the perpetrators were Saudi Arabian and connected to Bin Laden. Their oil connections to Saudi Arabia were more important than the country's security. The sole source contractin for billions for Halliburton certified their treason. All of them should be in Guanatamo for the rest of their life. | 0 | not toxic |
It's clear that the lobbyists for the rich are winning the minds and souls of the uneducated. This is how the Republicans are stealing everything from the lower classes and giving to the richest of the rich. Keep drinking the kool-aid and just write a cheque to your nearest billionaire. | 0 | not toxic |
Why does the Globe and Mail give Don Cherry a platform to spew garbage? Toronto Sun maybe but come on Globe and Mail - grow up. | 0 | not toxic |
Couldn't have said it better!! | 0 | not toxic |
The base benefit may be contractual, but suppose your original retirement base benefit is $4000 in 2007 and with annual increases it goes up to $4700 in 2017. For example, the legislature can cut your benefit back down to the original base benefit of $4000 in 2018. It would be prudent for retirees to know this possibility and budget accordingly. | 0 | not toxic |
The combined Federal and Provincial Liberal assault on small business is unprecedented. Stop wasting time. Just nationalize everything now. | 0 | not toxic |
I don't understand. Our Courageous Bishops were quite clear that Mr. Trump was their choice, and thus God's choice, for President, and he said all along this was something he was going to do. Why should they be upset that he is actually doing what he said he would do? | 0 | not toxic |
Nice pic, but not Moraine Lake, not Banff National Park, and not Alberta.
It's Lake O'Hara, Yoho National Park, B.C. — which certainly doesn't need promotional help through the free pass, as every bus spot and every campsite sold out as soon as the website opened this week. | 0 | not toxic |
With a world wide over supply of oil pushing prices lower, do we need more oil? Where solar electric production has surpassed that of coal, where fewer cars are being bought, fewer miles driven, do we really need more oil? With the evidence of burning based fuels being the major contributor to global climate change, do we really need more oil? Wouldn't it be better to invest the money into the technology that will power the 21st century and not that of the 19th. Conservation issues aside, this is bet on the past, not the future. | 0 | not toxic |
We want to see Cladwell's rail spending and want a forensic audit. We want to know where $15-billion of taxpayer money went! No one cares about Trump's personal funds and how he blew them. | 0 | not toxic |
He was also a traitor to the kingdom, defied the president of the Unites States, broke international law, and enriched himself at the expense of the sovereign of the Hawaiian people. | 1 | toxic |
No, and if your reading comprehension were just that of a third grader, you wouldn't have needed to ask your question, as you would have understood that my reply was responsive to another commenter who didn't engage in much reading comprehension either when he implied that she made no effort to be legal. Ya see, RadirD, there are many paths to citizenship and legal residency besides being born here. | 0 | not toxic |
If these aren't terrorism, what are they? Oh, only French acting like total nuts as usual. | 0 | not toxic |
My forefathers fought for American independence in the actual Revolution. Be it noted, the Revolution was fought with firearms and the first shots were fired when the Brits foolishly tried to seize the arms of the colonists.
The foundation of the Second Amendment is that citizens here are sovereign, not the government, which was intended to be subservient.
We do not need, or appreciate, advice from a member of the House of Lords on the meaning of our founding charters, much less on what measures ought to be adopted here to eliminate our civil right to do what freemen have always done: keep and bear arms. | 0 | not toxic |
Noenoe, you can see that the aina and the kai have been abused. The vast majority of the abuse is done by industry. Primarily fishing and agriculture. We can boycott the stores but we also have to stop fertilizer run off, invasive species, and greed. Also the government cannot allow its regulators to become corrupted. It licensing and regulatory departments to turn their heads. We have laws that are not enforced. New laws must be put in place. Preserve and protect should be a the top of each citizen mind.. Greed, money and elected officials make for a bad situation that only we as citizens can change. Thank you for your comments. The people can make the difference. | 0 | not toxic |
Saullie: such Atlantean wisdom deserves a "post to post" analysis sport, so try and be patient with your borrowed analysis, such enthusiasm glitters too much on here. Were the Preds big five not on the ice or were they hanging out at Rochester By The Pond? Oh poor Pekka, couldn't stand on his head could he -- so much for the lone wolf in hockey, huh? | 0 | not toxic |
And you assuage that anger in Canada by making big hand outs to big business. | 0 | not toxic |
Of course economic growth, driven by capitalism, leads to lower birth rates and declining populations. Just look around. | 0 | not toxic |
So because another system is really awful, ours is then justified? | 0 | not toxic |
"He lamented the steady stream of gun violence, accidental or intentional, affecting Anchorage."
...And responded by imposing the lowest possible sentence. That should solve the problem! | 0 | not toxic |
Repeal now!! Let's get back to how it was in 2007! | 0 | not toxic |
Begins? If we ever truly got out of the last one interest rates wouldn't have been stuck at close to zero for close to 8 years. The only other time in history rates have stayed this low was after the Great Depression and only World War II got us out of that. All this banter over 25bps. | 0 | not toxic |
Numerous slices of pizza should be permitted providing a helmet is worn until digestion is complete. Cartwheels, on the other hand, are absolute menaces to society and any child performing one should be severely disciplined before such behaviour is allowed to spread! | 0 | not toxic |
BoyleBarry: They are paying them in Mexico but Trump is concerned about the US. | 0 | not toxic |
Time for change! The Liberals will bleed us to death, then bleed our children to death. Its time to make the Liberals pay, and get them out of office ASAP! | 0 | not toxic |
Ah Yes! That ever elusive socialist utopia. It has been tried again and again, but there is always some group that believe in that fantasy and the only reason it failed some many times is because the right people just didn't do it correctly. When in fact if you just look at the basic tenant of socialism you would see it violates almost every rule of human nature. Trying to convince some people to work harder and be more productive so other people won't have to work at all, just doesn't sit well in the long run. | 0 | not toxic |
Uh, Ok ....<slowly backs out of the room> | 0 | not toxic |
Copyright infringement, apparently.
Next thing you know, we'll face the same legal disclaimers we get during televised NFL or MLB games: "No indigenous content or images may be used without the expressed consultation with, involvement with, and approval of the AFN or its affiliates." | 0 | not toxic |
I think it's time for a good old fashioned hanging in downtown Palmer. | 0 | not toxic |
Does the B-ball coaches contract require him to suit up for the Warriors football this fall? What's with this headline? Is SA having trouble finding journalists? | 0 | not toxic |
Are you daring to suggest that Trudeau's brains are in his Butts? If that is so, perhaps The Clown Prince should have said that we will grow the economy outward from our butts instead of from our hearts. And while I agree that Butts is by far the brainier of this duo, the PM's arrogance, petulance, impatience to get his own way and disdain for others is inherited from Papa Pierre. So Trudeau 2.0 shares the blame and is ultimately responsible for the cynical power grab machinations since he was elected and cannot simply pass the buck to Butts.
But thanks for reminding me of the popular British sitcom "Yes, Prime Minister" in which the chief of staff/permanent secretary Sir Humphrey wears the long pants and the PM is basically a shallow figurehead.
Didn't the LPC recently fund raise by selling life sized cardboard cut outs of Trudeau?
How appropriate! | 1 | toxic |
Not a ping-pong table but a dinner plate or pizza, with magnetic North in the center. The outer edge of the plate or pizza crust is the ice wall. tinyurl.com/FECpart2 Since a compass always points North, moving South would be to move towards the outer edge. East and West movements would cause a circular motion around the plate or pizza. The Sun is not 93 million miles away but local about 3K miles and encircles the Earth. Light does not travel extremely long distances but is like an overhead spotlight. tinyurl.com/SkibaDayNight The Sun moves about the Tropics to create the seasons: tinyurl.com/Skiba4Seasons This video uses NASA's own Stellarium software to explain this model. The data is the same, it is just a matter of perspective. tinyurl.com/SkibaThorSmash tinyurl.com/SkibaZenFE1 tinyurl.com/FElinks tinyurl.com/No24HourSun tinyurl.com/SunPerspective tinyurl.com/SunraysProof "And the firmament showeth his handiwork" - Bible Verse on Werner Von Braun's headstone. tinyurl.com/GlassSky | 0 | not toxic |
so the Republicans want to gut the state education budget and slash the UAA budget - but they think it is a good deal to pony up $32 million for an office building they don't need. And Anna's response is essentially -if you stick your nose in our business - there will be payback....instead of providing some sort of justification for the purchase? Something stinks.....follow the money trail and the truth will set you free. I would expect elected officials to NOT act like a fifth grader on Dance Moms...but one can only hope. | 0 | not toxic |
Bottom line, Charles, you're gonna set an example, hire a couple of paroled sex offenders to babysit your kids?
Maybe Charles could write a law to prevent discrimination against sex offenders in the day-care industry? | 0 | not toxic |
And while trump and his band of merry mendacious miscreants, once again lead the media and the population down the rabbit hole, no one is paying attention to the fact that for all intents and purposes he still running his business, is likely at this moment in numerous conflicts of interests, etc. etc. What has his daughter done with her businesses, is it enough that his son in law has simply given his business over to his mother?
These are same people who railed against HRC and was insisting that her husband had to close down his foundation if she won the election. When is the media going to get a grip? smdh. | 0 | not toxic |
"LAWS are fluid, man-made and can be changed. They are not chiseled in stone and mounted in the public square"--The same applies to executive orders. | 0 | not toxic |
It is better to look at the positive requirements to engage in freetrade rather than things like "authoritarian government"as a barrier. For us to engage in free trade the partner should: have a strong a reliable system that embraces the rule of law in place, similar labour and human rights, similar environmental standards and enforcement and similar sector by sector wages in key areas of the economy. These are minimum requirements. And I would trust anybody who starts off suggesting hurry, hurry get on on a deal before it is too late, suggesting Trump is coming, Trump is coming entry our embrace. And I would not trade everything else away just so China will buy lots of oil. | 0 | not toxic |
Your example indicts the point which you believe yourself to be making. That is fitting, as anti-sexism has become as weaponized as anti-racism has. The basic problem is that moralism does not address the material bases of exploitation. For example, women enjoy 'pornography' too and many make their livelihoods by acting in it. Also, the effect of men having access to porn quite likely has a cumulative beneficial effect for society. | 0 | not toxic |
When you get some footage of a black cop shooting an unarmed white guy that isn't resisting feel free to post it anywhere. That would be a travesty of justice too. | 0 | not toxic |
Show some respect.... it's Prime Minister Little Potato..... and no, he does not work. I think most Canadians thought they were voting for a leader, not a mascot. | 0 | not toxic |
I think this a valid point......
Progressive Catholics are undoubtedly cheering the pope on as he chooses new cardinals, while conservatives are gnashing their teeth. I must remind my progressive friends that every change has unintended consequences. | 0 | not toxic |
That criminals don't obey laws dummy. | 0 | not toxic |
Cadillac Fairview will feel this, although their management team has been asleep for years. Their incompetence is masked by the funding of the pension board. | 0 | not toxic |
Kimonos are offensive?!
When I visited Japan, a highlight in Kyoto was going to a place that dressed us up as geishas and samurais. There were also young Japanese doing the same thing, dressing up in costumes they no longer get to wear in everyday life, trying to recapture some of what that would have felt like.
We walked out to get photos taken, and Japanese people walking by smiled at us, realizing this was an act of appreciation for an amazing culture, not an insult.
Dressing up in period costumes or the clothing of a different culture isn't necessarily "appropriation" or insult, it can be homage. It's all in the context and the intent, but I guess that's too subtle for the PC police. | 0 | not toxic |
BTW, you're wrong that a large majority of the Democrats are so disillusioned and disgusted with Clinton and, in fact, favor of Sanders. Clinton won so you guys are in the minority.
The thing is, Sanders was my first choice...but he didn't win...so I'm supporting Clinton. If your contention is that, since Bernie didn't win, the "principled" thing to do is to attack Clinton and (as a lot of Bernie supporters are saying) vote for Trump in order to put Clinton in "her place"...well then I just don't understand it.
Explain to me, Paul, how someone who supported Sanders until it was clear he lost ends up as the target of the "feel the Bern" firing squad? And that is just what the disgruntled Sanders supporters sound like...a firing squad hell bent on purifying the party...much in the same way the lunatic right is doing to their party. | 0 | not toxic |
If you are working Mark Twain that is not what he said. Who are you quoting, yourself? | 0 | not toxic |
I fully support the UO track and field programs that are world class because of a long list of events, coaches, athletes, alumni donors and facilities improvement. Anyone remember Rick Wohluter and Dave Wottle burning up the track at the Olympic Trials? All students with all abilities have so much more choice to engage in physical exercise along side academic pursuit than ever before (and no concussions).
Build it and boy did they come! Fill the stands! | 0 | not toxic |
"already means that crops are left rotting in fields and so the cost of food will be increasing dramatically"
WRONG....recall last year at this time folks were yappin' about cauliflower costing $6.99/head! haha | 0 | not toxic |
Makes you wonder the way sociologists and politicians speak if there's the expectation for law abiding ctitzens to adapt to the criminal element on the streets with there being so much in the news saying guards and the prisoners themselves can't deal with it in prisons.
Where's the old neighborhood when we used to be able to go to bed at night with our doors unlocked and even duriing daylight hours? | 0 | not toxic |
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