T___A
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It's a period accurate caption.
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I wish I could shitpost as well as Trump does:
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ugh the best GOP senatorial candidate for Arizona is a A-10boo. I understand that it because she flew them in combat but it's still dumb.
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Somehow I doubt that:
QuoteRussia is in possession of an underwater nuclear drone capable of carrying a 100-megaton nuclear warhead
http://www.newsweek.com/russia-drones-nuclear-weapons-pentagon-leak-781075
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T-64T (Object 003) A T-64 with a gas turbine in 1965.
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50 minutes ago, Sturgeon said:
It's what they use to store pictures on rickets.
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Phone posting best posting.
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I saw it. I don't know how a film can have scenes so good and scenes so bad. I hate it.
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35 minutes ago, Sturgeon said:
Because they are two completely different things.
No I mean why should we think that it is patently false?
35 minutes ago, Sturgeon said:It's not. Millenia of human history had gone by without the concept of universal human rights cropping up, and it wasn't even truly universal in the Founder's day. If that's true, how could those rights truly be considered inalienable? I know how the Founders felt about that question, but it's deeply tied to their religion and a set of faith-based professions of belief, which I am not dealing with here.
You're still not seeing Ulric's point. Ulric is saying because rights are intrinsic to a person's existence, that they objectively exist, how people or society feel or act has no bearing on whether or not they exist. It's like coming into a discussion about electricity and saying "Well because certain people viewed existence as merely atoms and the void electricity didn't exist until the last few centuries." It's just a non sequitur.
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On 12/15/2017 at 1:42 PM, Sturgeon said:
On the contrary, the very concept of rights originates in the power of those who held them, e.g., the rights of kings. It was very recently that the concept of universal human rights was developed.
That may be true, but it is irrelevant to Ulric's point.
23 hours ago, Sturgeon said:Not accepting the point because it's patently false is not the same thing as "missing it".
Why should we think that?
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50 minutes ago, Walter_Sobchak said:
Given his current approval ratings, what makes you think Trump will be the GOP candidate in 2020?
The last time a president was dumped from the ticket by his party was 1856. The bully pulpit is simply too strong to give up no matter how bad the candidate.
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Welp, the last recipient of the Order of Victory died.
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AHAHAHAHAHHA:
QuoteGary Johnson: Well for me, just speaking personally, I do not aspire to be president of the United States anymore. Why would anybody want to be president of the United States now that Donald Trump's been president of the United States?
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is, is Trump gonna undo FDR and the great depression and return the US as a GOP single party state?
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The guy was a prohibited possessor:
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Jesus Christ the Democratic Party was ran horribly:
https://www.politico.com/magazine/story/2017/11/02/clinton-brazile-hacks-2016-215774
QuoteThat wasn’t true, he said. Officials from Hillary’s campaign had taken a look at the DNC’s books. Obama left the party $24 million in debt—$15 million in bank debt and more than $8 million owed to vendors after the 2012 campaign
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I Learned Something Today
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TIL one of my ancestors was taken prisoners by the Confederates at Chickamauga.