@FinancialPhys A high schooler working at dinner in the 70s was not as well off as someone making over $300k today, and to entertain the idea is hilariously delusional.
@FinancialPhys This is a silly way to think about money. If a worker in 1985 had been paid in shares of Apple, they would have made over $150,000 a week. Just because a speculative asset has increased in price says nothing about the purchasing power of consumers
@StevenWelliever This rant is meaningless, people like Shapiro have long pointed out that critical movements are tied to Marxism. Average people simply don't care, however, pointing out the anti white nature of these programs has proven to be very effective. Lindsey doesn't understand messaging.
@Fozlzed@MyuVT That is not what Matthew 12:31-32 says, it says that only blasphemy against the Holy Spirit is unforgivable. It does not say that other sins are not sins, just that they can be forgiven. Engaging in homosexual acts is a sin and if it is not repented, it can send someone to hell.
@RuthlessPodcast@rumbleup The segment on Kurt Eichenwald was incorrect the piece of "art" he had pulled up had no octopi in it and this was just what he claimed in defense, when this was pointed out to him he claimed "art" containing octopi was difficult to find, its not.
@Bobsburners76@gunpolicy @natsechobbyist No because the people are explicitly given the right to keep and bear arms, the properly trained militia is only noted as necessary to the security of the state.
@TSSuppository @TristanSnell@smc429 It was from a CDC paper on adoption in the US. The part that was used in opinion was talking about how demand for young children greatly exceeds the amount of infants in the US. It has nothing to do with replacement theory and those who suggested that are being obtuse.