@magatranslated@magachrchpastr That makes sense. Though I do hear those unaccredited bible college programs are extremely academically rigorous—only the applicants with the bigliest brains have a chance of acceptance.
@RealAnnMarie83@PressSec Yeah, that tracks. Insufferable Karen throwing an absolute bitch fit because she *gasp* saw some exhibits on black history. Oh, the horror! Won’t someone think of the (white) children?!
@LR_S_14@MikeLevin My argument is that Trump is a failure as a president. He shit bed on Iran, he makes us look weak as a country, he wastes millions of taxpayer $$ on vanity projects, and he’s constantly sticking his name where it doesn’t belong (Kennedy Center!!). He’s a toddler.
@jdcarr1014@JamesTate121 Feel free to have as many kids as you want then. No one is stopping you. The only thing I’m trying to point out is that people who make a different decision have their own reasons for doing so. Those reasons are their business.
@jdcarr1014@JamesTate121 I guess it depends on how one defines “rational.” Personally, I think it’s perfectly rational for someone to refrain from having children if not in the financial position to do so. Besides, some people simply don’t want kids. That’s reason enough. No one owes you an explanation.
@Dave58897448135@nates2k1@MikeLevin Did I claim that a Dem never awarded a no-bid contract? No, I did not. But the original post was about Trump, the sitting POTUS. Your identity is so entwined with Trump that you see any attempt to hold him accountable as a personal attack. 1/2
@Dave58897448135@nates2k1@MikeLevin The bidding process is, by nature, competitive. Metrics such as cost, environmental impact, timeline for completion, materials used, etc. are all things that would ordinarily be considered in a competitive bidding process.
@jdcarr1014@JamesTate121 Having children is a huge decision. It shouldn’t be taken lightly. These are things that people SHOULD be considering before having kids.