@mirloXXbob@katport@MichaelAaron64@KTHopkins ...and it is not threatened nor should it be bolstered by our intentional secularism in government. I don't need everyone, or anyone to be an atheist for my government to represent me fairly and neither should you based on your religious views.
@GunnelsWarren I was 2yo in 1973. It took working full time and pursuing 4 degrees before I began earning over $40/hr in 2004. My wife and 3 children face massive loan debt right alongside me so I support any relief plan. There's no feckin way an average employee pulled down $873/week back then
"She was living in a single room with 3 other individuals, 1 of them was a male and the other 2, well the other 2 were females. God only knows what they were up to in there. And furthermore, Susan, I wouldn't be the least bit surprised to learn that all 4 of them habitually smoke
@azphilosopher01 Agreed! I am old enough, to remember when Policemen were referred to as "Peace Officers." Police are supposed to help people, protect people, & investigate crimes, not act as stormtroopers!
I've got a birthday coming up. My numbers go up and down up and down. For once I'd love to just break 300 if anyone wants to help put me in touch with atheists, skeptics, scientisis, musicians and fans of all things space. Thanks!
@AtheistRepublic I've been actively fighting for it since 1990. First for medicinal, then decriminilization then recreational for legal age citizens. Things have come a long way.
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I've always loved this song. From first note to last. It always makes me feel like I should go do something. I wish there was something to do.
Nothing has inspired me as much recently as this story of Irish people donating over $1.3M to help support the virus-slammed Choctaw and Navajo tribes—in repayment of a cultural debt stretching back to the great potato famine
HT @jfkeeler 🙏 https://t.co/PRrUtWeIIi
During Ireland's Great Famine, the Choctaw Nation sent the modern equivalent of $5k to the Irish people, having intimately known the pains of starvation. The Irish have never forgotten that solidarity. Now, some Irish folks are donating to the Navajo Nation in its time of need.