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Willfully Horn

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  1. Two year olds go to school? Since when? I’m guessing daycare is now called school.
  2. Again, more US citizens voted for HC. Voting for DT meant you were the weird fucker. By 2020, tfg’s supporters were boot licking morons.
  3. Good read, thanks for posting. Agree that this shouldn’t be seen as a political topic. Respect. Thanks for what you do.
  4. Made me remember how it feels when the first actual cold front comes through Central Texas, after the heat of Summer.
  5. I am certain that technology will never replace the best whores. Nor will AI silence the best writers. And on and on. Someday most folks will be able to 3D print a refrigerator, a stove, even dinner, but there will always be a niche for humans who can do those things even better. Be best. Or adapt, or die.
  6. The despicable quotes you linked come from: a) a professor at Midwestern State University in Texas named Nathan Jun b) “utilitarian philosopher” Pete Singer c) Robert Ranco, an adjunct at ACC who has since resigned d) Lincoln University professor Kaunas Siddique e) Carnegie Mellon University Professor Uju Anya To answer your question, yes, I am disgusted by the quotes you linked.
  7. Wearing a crucifix, while torturing your kid to their death, to own the libs. Not to worry, though. She’s been saved.
  8. He knows they were rigged because he did what he could to rig them. Si accusatio, confessio.
  9. Thanks for the moving discussion. Prompted me to look into the matter. Here’s an article about moving the “Taco Bell” heritage tree, which I gather was at the old TB at the Y in Oak Hill. Almost a decade ago, the cost was $200,000, and the moving company claims its success rate was pretty damn good, 95%. https://stateimpact.npr.org/texas/2014/03/25/why-its-so-damn-hard-to-move-a-heritage-tree/
  10. Shame is less efficient. Sadly. Also, facts.
  11. Nope. Don’t lay this on the Celts. Link?
  12. So, we can expect to see a rewritten, MAGA-approved Bible.
  13. Drapery. In May of this year, Dan Bishop, (R) NC, took a stab at shedding light on left wing violence in the Homeland Security Subcommittee on Oversight. Here are his instances of left wing violence: A collegiate swimmer who was critical about the state of woman’s sports was barricaded in a room for several hours to escape angry pushback and the disruption of a speech by a nut bar judge at Stanford. Oh yeah, and the BLM protests. And the Atlanta protest of a police training center where cops murdered a protestor and then tried to frame the dead dude to excuse their actions. https://homeland.house.gov/2023/05/16/subcommittee-chair-bishop-its-past-time-we-recognize-left-wing-violence-for-what-it-is/
  14. The difference between violent and non-violent radicals is the difference between crime and first amendment protection. I do wish this forum included posters who ferret out, and share, instances of violent leftists. Would be informative. As it is, queries about radical leftists, in general, is akin to playing handball against drapery.
  15. This is the quote that ought be on the wall in classrooms in our country: “We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all people are created equal, that they are endowed, by their Creator, with certain unalienable rights, that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.” Pictures of different children, holding hands, under this quote, would reinforce one of our most basic principles.
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