Timsup2nothin
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Can you keep track of the one I asked about?
That grain of sand is on the beach somewhere, I'm sure.
Can you keep track of the one I asked about?
The quote you used is both incomplete and taken out of context. I don't doubt that when you first posted it you weren't lying, just regurgitating from whatever right-wing cesspool serves as your source of news information, but I posted the whole context and the entirety of the quote for everyone to read, so continuing to play dumb about it just makes you look like a clown and really should be regarded as spam but who's counting.
His argument was this woman can still be a racist because white colonizers took black babies to hide their racism. Why is that a fair comparison and why is it lying to quote him making it?
I think his 'rebuttal' detached humanity from her, turned a sacrifice few people make into evil for the sake of political partisanship. I dont know much about her but if I opposed her nomination I wouldn't point at adopted black babies. That message is people shouldn't adopt babies from other races and that wont make the world a better place.
Good... so vote for Biden then
Because, he's not comparing Barrett to the white colonizers, he's using that example as an exception to the "adopt nonwhite children, therefore cannot be racist" rule that Barrett's defenders are positing.
*blows whistle* Stop trying to limit his freedom of speech by saying that his words were harmful!
Thirty four long days to change your mind
Nah, you definitely should not vote if you're dead... why give a **** at that point? you don't even get to wear the "I voted" sticker.
When my father died, I was riding in the funeral limo with my oldest nephew, maybe 6 at the time... and when we got to the cemetery and he sized up the situation, he said to me, with a look of confused disbelief... "We're gonna put Papi down in a muddy hole?!?"I stuck them on the boxes my parents were in before I threw them off the side of the ship.
Try getting out of bed before shooting from the hip. The Republican position was that no state had ever left the union; ratification by some southern states was therefore necessary. The postwar wrangling was over admitting state delegations to congress (a question of sufficiency of rehabilitation), not readmission of the states.
I think that's what my nephew thought, and that's why he asked the question.You can be given back to earth, given back to sea, or given back to sky, but it's mostly all the same difference. I don't think there is a better answer. Is there? Because we revere? Maybe?
For his exception to be relevant the nominee must share the same motive
When my father died, I was riding in the funeral limo with my oldest nephew, maybe 6 at the time... and when we got to the cemetery and he sized up the situation, he said to me, with a look of confused disbelief... "We're gonna put Papi down in a muddy hole?!?"
All I could say to him was "Yes... we are." When he asked why, all I could say was... "That's just what we do, bud."
I've thought about his question for many years since then... and I still don't have a better answer.