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[quote]You're making the assumption that the Bible is the only way out of being a Satanist. Which doesn't stack up, as does the original picture show. In any case, Let's flip the script on your example. Let's say that the Liberals in Baton Rouge have Bibles, but only 1% make the kids read their B...
[quote]They are Democrat’s. That means they were too lazy to walk to a spot to easily see a giant orb in the sky setting beyond the horizon. Instead it is much easier to demand that a fence that they don’t own (on property that doesn’t belong to them) be taken down. You know - “Democratic“ Commun...
[quote]In shear numbers there are more white people living in poverty than black people.[/quote] It's not about shear numbers, it's about percentage. Let's think of an example that works, imagine a bunch of rich elite liberals in Baton Rouge, and a few good upstanding country farm boys in the...
[quote]It is the ultimate form of racism. “Equality didn’t work, some folks that we like just can’t compete, so we will rig equity. We are good at rigging things and no one dare stop us.” “Racial Equity” is racism by blatant admission.[/quote] You're willingly twisting it....
[quote]So the metaphor was actually shite like others asserted[/quote] When you're looking for problems with it, yeah it is!...
[img]https://theavarnagroup.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/Equality-Equity-Justice-1-713x1600.jpg[/img] This one's better, they're all looking at something free, a sunset. The baseball one has a lot of other problems (tiered seated representing different levels of the free market for different...
[quote]What is the motivation of the baseball players to play if their product is free?[/quote] I'm pretty sure the metaphor is supposed to have nothing with them all getting equal access to the game for free that they didn't pay for, it was just something interesting to put on the other side of ...
Cue people complaining because "the adult guy is a whole box lower than he used to be, and he represents the WHITE MALES, so they want to bring us down!" The metaphor is that there are only three boxes (resources) And the best solution is get rid of the fence entirely (your version cuts that o...
It's a pretty good metaphor if you're not a callous selfish hole of a person...
[quote]Serious questions. What bad decisions in your life led you to be poor and vote Democrat? Did you come from a broken home and were raised by mommy? Do you have a criminal past which would prevent you from getting a good job?[/quote] You should be ashamed of casting judgement and as...
[quote]10) expanding food assistance programs Fair enough, although the issue is mainly centered on Democratic states / urban areas controlled by Dems. It is pretty much illustrates how poorly run those states etc. actually are.[/quote] Some problems in big cities and urban areas are actually be...
All the good things are god All the bad things are us It's easy this way...
[quote]Im thinking he meant non-partisan issues that most reasonable people would agree on. For example:[/quote] I guess your definition of things reasonable people would agree on are only your own opinions? [quote]Most americans would not consider stopping the flow of illegals into the country a ...
[quote]every one of those is a one sided Leftist viewpoint. He's killed jobs.... opened the borders and made America less safe for our women and children in less than one week..... but go ahead and keep defending him.[/quote] Bro, and you answered with a bunch of one sided "Rightist" viewpoints...
Thanks for actually taking the time to write this all out. As another Biden voter I find it completely worthless to do that anymore on this board, but I'm replying just to say I agree with what you wrote to balance out the flaming you're probably going to get. Honestly, I think discussion went ou...
[quote]The kingdom of Aksum was one of the four great powers of the ancient world[/quote] This was the greatest extent of Aksum (styled here as Axum) I could find, and it's well past the ancient era (obvious since Rome already split; this is 400 AD). They were even smaller before then, and didn't...
[quote]2. They have allowed coastal states, places with faeces and syringes piling up in their streets, influence how other states operate [/quote] Do country folk really believe this??...
It's like trying to explain evolution to a young earth creationist or astronomy to a flat earther. It's just not possible to convince someone who is so deeply attached to their beliefs. Nobody's going to change anyone's opinions. And unfortunately a lot of this stuff takes so much prerequisite kn...
It says March 2019 on your photo, I think this has been a thing for a while......