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What about black-owned grocery stores?

I guess she’s prepared to put them back in chains.
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As an America First Christian I need simple clarification.....if I don't display blind loyalty to Israel am I considered anti semitic? If I don't believe Mark Levin is acting in America's best interests as he chastises anyone who criticizes Israel I'm anti semitic? Help me out here.


Look up, Straw Man Fallacy, then see if you need any more help.
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I don't think you understand the full context of what's going on here. Or You're in a fantasy land. Fuentes is now mainstream and 10M views across multiple platforms watched the Tucker/ Fuentes interview. Shapiro is a mustard burp in the wind compared to Fuentes's growing popularity with the youth.


Once again, your argument is illogical crap.

I don’t give a crap about who has more viewers. Fuentes is a hateful, douchebag, idiot, flip-flopping, clueless, mentally disturbed, homo.

It does not actually surprise me that he has 10 million viewers worldwide. This young generation of men are highly undereducated and highly disaffected - and it’s not all their fault. Nevertheless, Seeking a change does not justify adopting stupidity, which unfortunately is all too common.

Embrace sound logic if you can. I fear you’re too easily persuaded by emotional and hateful ideology.
Black women are by far the most humble people on earth. Just ask them.
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Imagine agreeing with Ben fricking Shapiro on this They just always thought "Facts don't care about your feelings!" was sticking it to the libs...


Is your argumentation persuasive? No, it’s anti-persuasive.

It’s so lame, you give credence to the opposing view.

Ben Shapiro’s video break down of Fuentes was devastatingly effective, and by extension made Tucker look like a limp-wristed buffoon.

And I had been a fan of Tucker’s until recently and had barely heard of Fuentes.

re: Catholics in America have fallen

Posted by Jimbeaux on 11/12/25 at 12:31 pm to
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quote:But everyone who is confirmed is struggling with sin. Period.

True. But struggling with sin is not the same as happily, unrepentantly living in sin. There truly is a distinction.


Great post, Sally.

There is a faction within the church who use weaponized ambiguity to push an agenda that is unbiblical and contrary to the catechism. Fr. James Martin is one of those.

So was Pope Francis, and increasingly, it looks like Pope Leo as well. It’s a big problem worldwide in secular culture as well, an expression and a tool of post-modernists.

That said, the tide is turning among the clergy. Priests 40 and under are 5 to 1 conservative or moderate leaning versus progressive/liberal.
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In 80s and early 90s Sherwood Forrest was a high-end neighborhood and St Thomas More rivaled St Aloysius in size and athletic/academic superiority. St George was small and without a lot of money, with the football team wearing old mesh practice jerseys as game uniforms.


This is all true. I was at St. George and wore the mesh. We didn’t even know it was the cheap jerseys! :lol:

However, St. George went from door mats in the 1976-1979 years to CSAL champs in the 1980! Same kids went from last to first when we got a real coach for the first time, none other than Don Hood!
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TA's Drinkin with Lincoln.


TA’s was a glorious, short-lived, watering hole for college kids.

I don’t remember Drinkin with Lincoln there, but I still have my huge-arse TA’s beer mug which you could get filled for a dollar.
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north of campus was always ghetto, for whatever reason the ghetto inhabitants would more or less stay in their lane when I was there


Way back in the day, the neighborhood along the Nicholson corridor north of campus housed a lot of faculty and staff of LSU.

My father-in-law lived next door to Paul Dietzel on Aster Street! :lol:
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That chick has legit got better looking as she got older.


Nose job
I was 7 in 1975. I remember scenes and talk about the Vietnam War, but I have vivid memories of watching the evacuation of the U.S. Embassy in Saigon.

All the people hanging off of the legs of the helicopters as they flew away.

The boats and barges packed bow to stern with people, including small kids as the big waves tossed and turned the boats.

I was pretty traumatized. My parents usually didn’t let us watch upsetting news at that age, but for some reason I watched that.

I didn’t get any explanation, except when Vietnamese kids who spoke almost no English started showing up in our Catholic school classes later that year. I went home and started semi-complaining about the weird new kids in school, and my momma scolded me and said, remember seeing those kids in the boat on the news? They were some of the kids in the boat!
I used to see Harry Potter nerds playing “quidditch” in the park. It looked a lot like that video! :lol:
The first one that came to my mind was O Brother Where Art Thou.

In fact, I’m surprised it wasn’t mentioned yet. It was totally mesmerizing.
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When we were kids, and saw Star Wars, my mom packed us all in the car and went looking for John Williams score.


Although upon reflection, The Phantom Menace had some big flaws, after seeing it in the theater, we went and got the soundtrack/score within days.

The choral section of the Darth Maul fight scene simply blew me away!

John Williams struck again! He’s unbelievable.
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Wrong. Xenophobic is different cultures. Clans have different cultures. That’s why they have different clans. The definition of xenophobic fits to a T


Hatfields and McCoys?

Different clans, same culture. Not xenophobia.
Because Never-Trumper Republicans skew the data, which has a smaller impact on his second term
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quote:threats and harassment"menacing posts" BWAHAHAHAHA Have you looked at the left lately? They INVENTED menacing posts. Check the number of mass attacks over the last few years. LOTS of left people losing their minds. Hell, they're even attacking ICE buildings and officers for merely doing their jobs.


Seriously!!!

The left openly threatens the Supreme Court Justices regularly.

“Justice Kavanaugh, you won’t know what hit you”, weeks before an attempt on his life plotted and foiled by a left wing crazy.
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So you’re saying, progressive judges are ruling against Trump’s agenda? Boy, there’s a shocker.


The fact that you think “Progressive judge” is acceptable (laudable?) but “Activist judge” is not, speaks volumes.

1) Why do you think a progressive is anything but an activist for change?

2) Why are you okay with a judge who does anything but interpret the law in settling disputes? Are you an anti-democratic anti-constitutionalist?
Maybe even a blind squirrel finds a giant bag of shelled pecans once in a while.

How even in the mind of a TDS infected, blue-haired, women’s studies graduate did this judge think the court had any say in how the government spent money during a shutdown?
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It was from 2017. She wasnt a Karen though. She was an Aussie American who heard a woman sreaming in the area behind her back yard, she thought it was a woman being raped. She met the police car in her driveway....in her pajamas.....and the cop shot her. She died, he went to prison for six years on a lesser charge.


Thanks, Trinidad.

Got a name so I can look it up?