UtahCajun
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Here?
The USA. They have their own countries and Islam doesn't play well with others.
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Islam holds sway in over 30 countries worldwide.
Why are they here?
Why are they here?
re: With 47 threatening to destroy irans energy infrastructure. Is that a war crime?
Posted by UtahCajun on 3/30/26 at 4:04 pm to rebelrouser
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You already bought into the false narrative from the press. Oil refineries, power grids, all have military significance. We bombed Germany and Japan's harbors and railways and even their cities in general during WWII
Once again, pre-1977
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Do you have even a smidgen of a clue as to how ironically stupid your rhetorical is?
Are you really that dense?
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Nah, we carpet bombed German cities, Vietnam and Iraq and no crimes were charged then.
Well considering we did not carpet bomb Iraq and that both WW2 amd Vietnam happened before 1977, your argument makes no sense.
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The amount of Iranboys on the site is out of control, some of you boys love you some mullah
This is simple neo-con stupidity.
Basically you saying anyone who does not agree with harming innocent civilians love the Mullahs. The very same innocent civilians used in an argument to justify bombings that would harm innocent civilians.
I am honestly confused as to how some of you could figure out how to procreate.
re: With 47 threatening to destroy irans energy infrastructure. Is that a war crime?
Posted by UtahCajun on 3/30/26 at 3:19 pm to sidewalkside
Dude, read the Rome Statute. According to the international bodies, just going to war is a war crime.
Guess everyone should just play paddycake now.
Guess everyone should just play paddycake now.
Da actual frick did I just watch?
Edit. I watched it twice and still cannot understand most of what that things said.
Edit. I watched it twice and still cannot understand most of what that things said.
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Japanese hate Indians, blacks, and muslims more than anyone in America
Well duh.
Been to a lot of different countries. Every. Single. One. Is. More. Racist. Than. America. Is.
Regardless of race of population.
re: What is the source of our rights?
Posted by UtahCajun on 3/30/26 at 1:02 pm to CleverUserName
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And coming back to my point. It's not a revenue generator for the state. It's a cost to the taxpayer
If you think that Corrections Corporation of America and The GEO Group can pull in about $3.3 billion/year in profit between the two of them and our own government is not taking a share of that prior to paying them, I have other government funded programs to show you.
My original point still stands.
Historically, laws have been for two things.
Punishment and revenue.
Most times, revenue outweighs punishment.
"You have never sat where I have sat"
She is right. I have never been priviledged enough to sit in a council person's chair.
She should check her priviledge.
She is right. I have never been priviledged enough to sit in a council person's chair.
She should check her priviledge.
re: What is the source of our rights?
Posted by UtahCajun on 3/30/26 at 12:49 pm to SlowFlowPro
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I imagine he'll say some kind of god/religion, but he also rage quit
Present day, I am trying and I cannot think of one major nation that does not use god or religion as the calibrating standard.
If reincarnation is real, maybe we revisit this in a few lifetimes.
re: What is the source of our rights?
Posted by UtahCajun on 3/30/26 at 12:30 pm to SlowFlowPro
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The implication is that morality requires, what, exactly?
A calibrating standard.
re: What is the source of our rights?
Posted by UtahCajun on 3/30/26 at 12:28 pm to CleverUserName
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Yea. The taxpayer. Which means if the taxpayer is having to cover the bill... there is is no "profit".
Seems you have found the revenue stream we were looking for.
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Mark Levin is a great Patriot. America’s winning this engagement in Iran and solving a 45 year old problem. Melt harder you leftist Islamist
Was not aware that Mr Levin posted here under the name Riverside.
So, what I just learned is that I can waste a shite-ton of money as long as some BIPOC is represented
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You didn't comprehend that I was questioning the validity of the premise that capturing female crabs is more detrimental to the crab population than capturing male crabs.
I wouldn't know. I do know that we used to release the females when they were carrying eggs.
re: Why do you people keep talking about Nick Fuentes
Posted by UtahCajun on 3/30/26 at 11:49 am to DarthRebel
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Can we not say fig?
Sure, but would probably get banned for saying it the other way.
re: What is the source of our rights?
Posted by UtahCajun on 3/30/26 at 11:41 am to CleverUserName
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How does incarceration of a felon, at no cost to the felon, a generation of revenue?
It costs someone or for profit prisons wouldn't be a thing.
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21st century Christian values.
These are not the Christian values of 100 AD or even 1500 AD.
Seems a lot of polish was needed for those NT teachings
Bruh, does no one appreciate the inquisition?
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How was it? A friend of mine from high school is the daughter of Croatian immigrants. They lived in Audubon Place though, not the stank bank. Algiers really shouldn't be considered "the city proper" anyway
It was good. I had some pretty good oyster pasta and the wife had smoked sardines. The sardines were much different than what you get in Croatia. Over there it is like eating fish chips...bones and all.
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This question can be reframed as "What do men expect from men and women?"
Do not agree. Women's viewpoints were readily heard. Women do make up more than half of our society and do fill a neccessary role.
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When we say "society," we really mean the people with the power to influence society.
We don't have to stay at a macro level. Society can be community, neighborhood or even family.
Across all levels, expectations for men run the same - protection, security, manual labor, financial support, etc.
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Society expects everything from women. These expectations are often competing and conflicting
Men put expectations on each other.
Women do the same? If expectations for men are the same, across boundries, why is it different for women? One cannot agrue that it isn't. So where did this come from? This is where the wife and I were stumped.
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