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if i want the jesus shite, i'll send my kid to a parochial or private school


IF…you have kids. I bet you’re fine with all the LBTQLMNOP slop being pushed in schools. That’s fine, turn out some weirdos who live with you for the next 25 years.
post significantly less Byron Bitchjangles.

And keep Texas out of your mouth pussy.
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That’s also a ridiculous comment, you are safer in almost every part of the uk than you are in America…it makes me laugh that you people here think it’s unsafe in the UK when you walk around towns and cities in the US where the murder rate and violent crime rate is ORDERS OF MAGNITUDE higher than almost all of the UK…but again - continue to let the media scare you of everything.



not this stupid shite again…
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There’s some argument Lee is overrated


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a pretty decent sized one


And those people would/should be considered pretty ignorant.

He inherited an outmanned, outgunned army, won some of the most studied battles in American military history, kept the Confederacy in the fight for four years against overwhelming industrial and manpower advantages, and earned the respect of generals on both sides. You can condemn the cause he fought for while still recognizing he was an exceptionally talented commander.

And as far as Gettysburg goes. Gettysburg was a major mistake by Lee. Great commanders make mistakes. One battle doesn’t erase Second Manassas, Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville, the Seven Days, or the incredible performance of the Army of Northern Virginia under his command. By that standard, we’d have to call plenty of famous generals overrated. But you won’t.
The difference is that “Honor the Troops Night,” “First Responders Night,” or even “Bring Your Pet Day” reinforce things that are broadly family-friendly and appeal to existing baseball fans. Pride Night isn’t attracting legions of new lifelong baseball fans, it’s attracting weirdos for one themed event while simultaneously pushing away families and fans who just wanted to watch a ballgame. That’s not expanding your audience; it’s trading one customer base for another (entirely outside of baseball). It’s pandering, plain and simple.
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Any attempt by a baseball team to present a so called "value", is to appeal to a certain type of fan or viewer who will in turn buy more tickets or watch more broadcasts.


so what “value” are the SF Giants going for? Which type of baseball fan or baseball viewer are they attempting to sell more tickets to? or get them to watch more broadcasts?
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You think baseball teams actually have values beyond winning games and making money? That's absolutely adorable.


this comment is ignorant AF
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Instead of hating America you should log out of Reddit and travel a bit more. Middle America is one of the best places in the USA. Overall, the people there are amazing.


I can play this stupid game too. try again.
posters AlexTheBodacious and TooFyeToFly will be here soon to defend this or ask, “why do you care?”
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Right ruling on a dumb law.


please expand as to why you believe this is the right ruling. happy to wait.
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Go back to bitching about price controls.


instead of deflecting to an entirely different sector of the economy, why don’t you just explain to us why in your opinion rent control is a good thing.
Lazy.
“NYC has always been a city of immigrants” doesn’t mean today’s NYC situation is the same. The sheer numbers, the legality of their migration, the welfare state, and the expectations around assimilation are all completely different. History and context matter. What else you got?
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About 10 posts before someone who has actually been to NYC and thinks for themselves makes a post



damn, this guy’s been to NYC. Tell us about it, please! pretty please!
Every Summer. Right here.
And elsewhere on the internet.

Every time it’s brought up, American leftists rush in to explain why Europe’s heat deaths are understandable, unavoidable, or “different.”

Funny how that same benefit of the doubt never seems to apply to America.

Convenient you found fault with that specific part of my post but avoid the rest.
Sigh. It’s a pretty simple concept.

They’re not related. They’re relevant.
The point is about selective criticism.
(much like the selective ignorance here…)

Every time there’s a mass shooting, plenty of Europeans are quick to lecture Americans about our policies and culture. Fair enough, that’s their prerogative.

But when Europe sees hundreds or even thousands of heat-related deaths during extreme summers, it’s also fair to ask whether decades of policy choices, infrastructure decisions, and energy priorities deserve the same level of scrutiny.

You don’t get to endlessly point out another country’s preventable deaths while insisting your own preventable deaths are off-limits because “they’re different.”
why would you proudly support this, Byron Bitchangles?
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cultists


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by CrystalPreserves


a quick look through your post history shows who the real politically obsessed cultist is. It’s nothing but the latest talking points from Reddit. Go back and stay there.
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When you constantly talk about how tough and big you are, you probably aren’t.



same can be said for some of the posters around here..