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  1. Fuck that pussy ass bitch. Dishes out cruelty by the ton, yet when someone simply mentions the blowback, he cries like the pathetic, worthless little bitch that he is. The sooner he offs himself the better humanity will be.
  2. Well, Baylor also adds the layer of blaming the victim, at least when the victim is someone inferior, like a female. And when they can layer on some racism. "Of course she got raped....she was hanging out with....that element."
  3. I mean....you at least had to confess the sin. And usually, do SOMETHING for absolution. Far from perfect and definitely worked around....but it at least made a place that required you to state and be contrite for the sin. The fundagelical model? None of that is needed. Rape and murder a puppy? No need to confess, no need to make amends, any of that shit. Nope, you just hold up your "I ACCEPTED JESUS CHRIST AS MY LORD AND SAVIOR" card, and you're as good as gold.
  4. Actually, if ANY "financing" is involved with the project, it almost certainly IS following "Sharia law," because traditional interest-based lending is barred by Sharia law. Instead, Islamic finance mechanisms are used (these are quite common, and are offered by multiple institutions, including some right here in Austin -- again, they are common): The problem here is that there is absolutely nothing illegal about such arrangements. "Sharia law" -- the broad term -- is not illegal. The sole basis for these assholes to go after the transaction is based on religion. But, being that the 1st Amendment only applies to white, Christian males, making statements in support of/agreement with the regime, nothing fucking matters anymore.
  5. I mean.....drop $50 million in my lap, and I'm probably all "peace, OUT!" too.
  6. To be fair, I also know a little German.
  7. Yet....she didn't get burned at all. Word is that she cashed in $50 million on that deal. On a flagrant - yet maybe legal - scam....she made more money than I will make in my lifetime, by a large margin. This fucking timeline is fucking insane.
  8. To be fair, that applies to most of us at Texas-OU, so....yeah.
  9. I think it just lends itself to pump-and-dump by its very nature. Insiders get special access and ability to unload at high prices tied to....nothing (which is literally the crypto model). Insiders get to sell magical 1s and 0s at a price that shoots up for no rational reason, and then afterwards crashes for the rational reasons of 1) people dumping their holdings, which 2) have zero inherent value. Is crypto the perfect "currency" for this moment in time? Seems like bullseye perfection to me. Nothing could capture the zeitgeist better.
  10. you're goddamned motherfucking right. Team puma, all day, every day....
  11. Of course it is. Because 1) laws and enforcement of same are stone-cold dead when it comes to applying them against people with money, and 2) they are SUPER-stone-cold dead when it comes to crypto. There are no rules or laws when it comes to crypto. It is MADE for scamming. It is happiest when it is being used in a scam.
  12. Fail, because you did not specify if a treadmill was involved in this calculation.
  13. Bingo. You can do whatever horrible shit you want, but at the end, you hold up your "But I've accepted Jesus Christ as my Lord and Savior" card as a full, no-exceptions free pass. You're this fucking asshole: The Magic Jesus Pass means that you're good, you're heaven-bound no matter what you do. It's not just a shittacular way of being, it's also TERRIBLE theology. But then, "terrible theology" is the foundation of modern American Christianity, so keep on keeping on, I guess.
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