Woe to those who manipulate religion and the very name of God for their own military, economic, and political gain, dragging that which is sacred into darkness and filth. #ApostolicJourney#Cameroon https://t.co/bKteFZ3iWE
@PapaBearett@Gelandin1@dieworkwear Both men and women come in wide variety, so yes there are differences in average capability, but we are also intelligent enough to apply different tools based on how they work and not just how they’re labeled. The best life for each individual doesn’t sort into two categories.
@perpetualcontra@RadioFreeTom@ed_haywood Yes of course they are to blame, in the sense that they are responsible for their choice. All the good and bad comes back to the electorate as always.
@Jnilvr1@ramez@JohnJHarwood Painting your closest allies as Muslims and Globalists just leaves you alone in the world. I suppose you see any foreign countries as globalists if they want trade and cooperation, so it all wraps up in an impenetrable bow.
@ed_haywood@RadioFreeTom Every legitimate election is to be blamed on the electorate. There are no exceptions. If that weren’t the case, there would be no mandate for the elected. Focusing only on politics and not the reality of the electorate is just avoidance.
@slop_bucket@BearJewSeattle@jessesingal I didn’t see it that way, but it’s absolutely possible I missed something. What gave you that feeling? At the end Leo’s daughter is ignoring him and going out to do what seems like the same stuff he did. The song choice of “American Girl” seems to bring the point home.
@BearJewSeattle@slop_bucket@jessesingal How about indecent, permanently misguided people…?
Some see the movie as taking a side. I thought it cast all the radicals as ridiculous and incapable of learning. It’s “One Battle After Another” because everyone’s wrong, stupid, and convinced they’re right.
@AgainstTheFeed@DavidAFrench You’re saying Shakespeare wasn’t introspective? How about Henry VIII, or Newton, Emily Dickerson, Lincoln…? It’s a ridiculously ahistorical position.
@AgainstTheFeed@DavidAFrench That’s not all. You can’t rewrite the statement for your post-hoc defense.
Our ancestors, before available artificial light, spent hours in the dark every night when they weren’t sleeping. They spend much of that time considering the day, ruminating on their dreams etc.
@AgainstTheFeed@DavidAFrench If you’re a therapist, then in your case introspection is a major part of “doing” your profession. If you’re a therapist you know introspection existed long before modernity.
And again, the only reason you have that feeling about yourself is prior introspection.
@AgainstTheFeed@DavidAFrench You would need to introspect to understand, so any explanation is self-fulfilling. One has to introspect to know whether they introspect.