American Scene wrote:
The only people who believe his lies are his ignorant supporters, who still think that he is thinking of them.
Of course, they also think they can go back in time.
There can be no doubt that if a collapse occurs there can be no doubt that American Scene and his cronies will try blame it on Trump.
publican wrote:
No, you don't get it. Here's a bit of advice: stay away from things that are beyond your comprehension.
You raised the point of a politician not being a scientist so I just turned it around on you.
And take your own advice about staying 'away from things that are beyond your comprehension' Embryology is one of the sciences and I studied it in medical school and unless you've taken a college level course in it or studied it independently, I probably have more comprehension about it than you.
Q.E.D.
publican wrote:
I really don't want to get into a pissing match with you guys, but this time you have forced my hand. Your understanding of science is ZERO. Partisanship can play no role in science, and even a hint of it is instantly disqualifying.
Biden is not acting as a scientist and these rules do not apply to him.
Oh, so doesn't have to act in accordance with the laws of gravity, relativity, Boyle's law etc. He can mandate nuclear testing with no protections. I got it now.
slatten49 wrote:
Ah, as the below exchange between us shows, your memory fails you....(On 'Got Loyalty' thread, March 21st)
AuntiE wrote: "How do you feel about the current push for Trump’s assassination. You may say you do not agree; however, based on your postings that is highly questionable".
slatten49's response: "I have not heard of any assassination talk and would be unequivocally opposed to such.
President Abraham Lincoln once said, 'The b****t is stronger than the bullet.' This is a very significant quote because it helps us realize how important our v**e really is. I believe he was also quoted as saying that 'b****ts are the rightful and peaceful successors to bullets'. Sadly, John Wilkes Booth thought otherwise, and the nation suffered as a result.
Again, I agree with the rail-splitter."
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The Rail Splitter did nothing to stop Sherman's Rape of the Confederacy nor Sheridan's Rape of The Shenandoah Valley. It took decades for the South to recover and some of the economic effects lasted into the 1950s.
His White House refused to even see Jefferson Davis' delegation to head off the war. He closed down scores of newspapers that supported Confederacy's right to secede. That right was never settled in court and, for wh**ever it's worth, the Confederacy never surrendered.
I'm a Republican but not one of his.
Lily wrote:
A most excellent question. One good thing would be we would see the people listed leave.
I'd spare slatten49 from that list. You can have discussions with him without him descending into simple name-calling.
One OPP member dismissed the zygote as 'just a blob of cells.' It ain't.
The zygote has all of the genetic information to become a full fledged functioning human being. By the fourth day, the cells are beginning to differentiate into what will become the heart, lungs, nervous system, etc. By a couple of weeks you can make out what parts will becoming the various parts of the baby.
Justice101 wrote:
Just because the l*****t SPLC regards a group as a h**e group doesn't mean much as far as rating a group of MDs for their politics rather than their scientific knowledge. They are disingenuous in the way they rate others, and the SPLC is believed to be a money-making org. that uses fear of conservative groups to get their donations from liberals.
The SPLC Is Massively Overcounting 'H**e' Groups—and It's Not Just Moms for Liberty
At this rate, the Southern Poverty Law Center's notorious h**e map might eventually describe everyone as an extremist.
https://reason.com/2023/06/09/southern-poverty-law-center-moms-for-liberty-splc-h**e-extremist-list/
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The Southern Poverty Law Center is itself a h**e group. .
publican wrote:
If you are a scientist or a partisan, you are as allowed to be as religious or as partisan as anyone. I say nothing against that. What I do say was that partisanship (or religiosity, if you will) can play no role in the SCIENCE.
During the Dark Ages,, roughly from the fall of Rome to the Renaissance and even well into the Renaissance, the Church was the repository of science and the chief instrument for its furtherance. The Church considered science and part of the investigation of God's plan for his people. The Catholic Church still does.
There's an old saying, "It's not nice to fool mother nature." An induced a******n, does fool mother nature and the mother's hormones of happiness are suddenly suspended and scar their mothers psyche with depression and a guilt that lasts for a lifetime.
A spontaneous a******n, what most people call a miscarriage, prepares the mother with other hormonal changes that leave the mother sad but far less guilty. It is protective of the mother and usually leaves her capable of further pregnancies.
Most spontaneous a******ns, miscarriages, during the first trimester of pregnancy are due to fetal a******lities. They are mother nature's way of saying, "This one isn't good. I want another."
After an induced a******n, the mother has a greater frequency of sterility but she also has an increased risk of breast cancer and suicide. These unsavory consequences are due to the assault upon mother nature. They exist no matter the horrors that the savages and ignoramuses of its proponents try to deny.
PeterS wrote:
Oh, I doubt that very much. Conservatives are too ignorant to be on a college campus. If anything is driving the remainder off it's their stupidity and nothing more...
Tolerance is your strong suit.
Kevyn wrote:
Why can the Bible not be disputed it contains numerous contradictions?
This lecture comes from a man who believes that fetuses have no right until they are born.
cTJKMO wrote:
https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2024/04/02/trump-ruby-garcia-michigan-
I guess LYING is another of the IMPULSES Trump cannot control.
TJKMO, we conservatives stand in such awe of you liberals. You all show such independence. You don't let the distillation of thousands of years of tradition stand in your way. And you all think the same way.
PeterS wrote:
You could keep going on? If we liberals are both c*******ts and f*****ts how is it you cons came out so squeaky clean? And since you insist on following a f*****t I would suggest that you haven't managed to avoid your f*****t tendencies, have you?
And an ideologue insists they are right even though they've been shown evidence that they are wrong. Well, I've shown you evidence that you are wrong and you keep insisting that you are right. That would make you the ideologue, not me so at least correct your rhetoric.
As for your evidence...you've shown total disregard for the time period. During the 20's socialism was popular. But you have to remember that C*******ts and Socialists were on Hitler's h**e list along with liberals and intellectuals of all stripes. That very much puts him on the Right, not the Left, as you insist on placing him. All you've done is go through and cherry-pick the bits and pieces that you want to believe and nothing more. It doesn't matter that Mussolini in his own words said that F*****m is a right-wing ideology. No, what matters to you is that you can cherry-pick bits and pieces to link him to Lenin as if that's all it takes to be a liberal! Oh yeah, and Hitler liked FDR. Boy, that bit of hyperbole certainly makes an airtight case, doesn't it?
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I have to congratulate you on your ability to distort matters. Just because Hitler persecuted c*******ts and socialists does NOT put Hitler on the Right. Just as politics can make some very strange bedfellows, it can make for some very strange enemies. When he began his political career, he & his National Socialist Workers Party were opposed by the conservatives. Later on, he bought off the industrialists just as Mussolini did.
As Friedrich Hayek documented in his landmark book, The Road to Serfdom, when students were graduating from German universities, they did not know whether they were c*******ts or n**is.
You scoff at my statement about Hitler's admiration for FDR's work yet you & your rotten ilk constantly throw the P***d B**s and other organizations support for Trump in our faces.
You & your fellow ideologues are such free thinkers including on a******n rights. You all think the very same way.
Sen. Albert Gore, Jr. opposed the mandatory coverage of a******n through taxes. Later, Gore saw the light as came under consideration for the VP slot under Bill & Hill.
Liberty Tree wrote:
I cannot let this go. Your post is a lie. Heartbeat can be detected withing four to six weeks. Check it out.
Yep & the point of pain perception is from debated as between 6 weeks and six months.
May be his mother should have had one.
Can you imagine that two parents have to admit they spawned him?
[quote=PeterS]Okay so I looked it up.
Snip>>>In the 1920s, Mussolini and Giovanni Gentile described their ideology as right-wing in the political essay The Doctrine of F*****m, stating: "We are free to believe that this is the century of authority, a century tending to the 'right,' a f*****t century."
And I couldn't find a connection between Mussolini and Lenin but there was between Stalin: Similarities: • Both opposed liberalism; supported powerful government institutions • Gained support in the post-WWI period, directly benefitting from instability and societal unrest caused by the aftermath of the war Fundamental Difference: Mussolini founded an ideology and a movement with himself as the leader; ... (Authoritarianism)
Then there was Hitler who persecuted Jews, C*******ts, Socialists, Liberals, Intellectuals, homosexuals, and anyone who wasn't part of the Arian Right.
Lastly the characteristic of F*****m and Conservatism are virtually the same:
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2. Disdain for the Recognition of Human Rights Because of fear of enemies and the need for security, the people in f*****t regimes are persuaded that human rights can be ignored in certain cases because of "need." The people tend to look the other way or even approve of torture, summary executions, assassinations, long incarcerations of prisoners, etc.
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People like you seek the silencing of conservatives. Conservatives are being driven off college campuses today.