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White Man’s Burden
impartialobserver replied to robosmith's topic in Federal Politics in the United States
It does not matter if the thread is pro-Trump. My point is that if a post (regardless of thread) is anti-Trump, you will feel the need to respond and say the same thing as you have said before thousands of times. -
In the USA... it is not that dire. Yes, macroeconomic fortunes go up and down. But the downs do not generally lead to a wholesale change in one's political preferences and lifestyle choices. in the USA at least.. we would have to see another Great Depression in order to see current liberals abandon the party and do so permanently. as I see it.. most liberals that I know are simply those who want to solve social ills or inequalities but do not want this change to be organic. They want to bring government in as a way to speed it up. They are just too naive or idealistic to know or ackowledge the limits of human nature, physics, or economics.
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So.. just curious. Can someone propose any REALISTIC ideas as to how to remedy this? Only ideas founded in cold, hard, reality will be considered. I will start with an example... First, make participation in sports at grades 9-12 dependent on being proficient by grade 7. I realize that 7th grade is not high school but there has to be a 7th grade version of the test that they can issue.
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White Man’s Burden
impartialobserver replied to robosmith's topic in Federal Politics in the United States
Pro or anti.. guess what they have in common? Mind-numbing repetition. Someone will post something Anti-Trump (for 5,441st time) and you like a dog fetching a ball.. will say the same thing that you have said 3, 987 times and pretend like it is new, interesting, or valuable. Oh.. and then the day after that.. we will get the same thing. -
White Man’s Burden
impartialobserver replied to robosmith's topic in Federal Politics in the United States
Earth-shattering news here.. Another Trump thread. Wow... this one is going to say something different than the other 1,844 ones before it. And it will only get better being as we have an entire year before the next election. A whole year of more threads that say the same thing (both pro and anti-Trump). -
Does evolution prove racism is a fact?
impartialobserver replied to CITIZEN_2015's topic in Moral & Ethical Issues
and the OP dodges the question... no big surprise -
FN Woke-ism . . . where will it end.
impartialobserver replied to Nefarious Banana's topic in Federal Politics in Canada
answer... not any time soon. Folks have time on their hands and opportunity. With nothing to unify a nation such as a foreign invader or religious revival... folks find things to be outraged about. -
Which Party is a cult? You decide
impartialobserver replied to Freddie's topic in Federal Politics in the United States
I would say neither.. Neither is unified enough to truly be a cult. A republican in NV is not going to say the same things as a republican in MN. -
From what I have observed from the rural parts of Idaho, Nevada, Utah, and montana... the rural types vote Republican because they are convinced that by doing so.. they are voting for second amendment rights, lower taxes, and their religion not encroached upon. Much like their urban counterparts.. they know next to nothing about the candidates, the issues, or the existing laws on that topic.
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Typical internet keyboard warriors.. ad hominem attacks and insults. I know that you are the second coming of Bruce Lee in your mind but in real life.. you would not say things like ^^^ this to someone in real life.. Ok, so we have confirmed that you would not confront someone that you KNOW absolutely nothing about. So that seems to contradict your whole schpiel that all drag queens are serial child molesters.
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And it is no wonder that we get such a great crop of politicians. Biden vs. Trump again... this is like saying that we have a choice between A moldy pastrami sandwich served with a side of dog s__t or rotten maggot-infested raw chicken with a side of moldy horseradish. This is why I tend to focus not on the politicians but the people/groups that vote them in. It says more about them than it does the politician.
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It felt like someone stabbing me in the lower right of the rib cage every 10 seconds. It lasted for 10 hours.. that was enough to motivate some change. What is even more amazing is the quackery that some folks read and buy into it. The best example is one quack/expert saying that you can cure gall stones forever by drinking lemon juice. Except that when you do not ingest fat.. the gall bladder just sits on the sideline and does nothing. Unless gall stones are very small.. like .2 cm, they never pass into the small intestine. I can understand the desperation and not wanting to go to an ER but at least in the US.. you can't just call up a surgeon and have it done immediately. You have to get a referral and that demands that you go to a clinic, ER, specialist.. someone.
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my issue was gall stones and so the number one thing you have to think about is fat intake. Sugars, wheat, dairy.. are not that relevant when it comes to preventing another gall stone attack. I had 4 of them and all 4 times were triggered by cheese and cured meat. Since having it removed.. the symptoms have not completely subsided. The items listed in my last post still cause some of the same pain as before (just not as severe). The last attack was something that I would have done anything to avoid having a repeat of. I had a ruptured appendix at age 19 and that felt like a scraped knee in comparison to gall stone attacks.
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Those Damned Illegals
impartialobserver replied to NYLefty's topic in Federal Politics in the United States
In some states, alabama, being the best example.. They have a negative birth rate and no in migration from other states. Their population growth is almost entirely from immigration (legal or not). It bothers them that their state is seeing changes in the demographic. My home state, Idaho, used to face this reality before the early 90's. Prior to the late 80's to early 90's.. it was a land of stagnant population, exceedingly white, stagnant economy, and a lot of towns that were remarkably average. -
Well.. we shall see. Every time I think that something is safe from the faux outrage/faux oppression narrative.. I get debunked again. Having grown up quite poor and had to overcome some serious obstacles and now leading a comfortable middle class life.. I find it weak and pathetic that folks complain about their mostly comfortable existence. Yeah.. some things are not perfect but they really bring out their inner drama queen and make it seem like it is the Khmer Rouge part 2.
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Why Does 40% Of Gen Z Identify as LGBT?
impartialobserver replied to Deluge's topic in Sex and Gender Issues
Just for a second.. ponder this reality. in 2023.. having children is not an absolute certainty for someone. In 1923.. only the rarest of exceptions lived a life and did not procreate. 2023.. folks are waiting to have kids or simply not having them at all. That is radically different from 1923 when by age 18.. you had better be making the kids or have it on the agenda soon... Just think for a second (I know for some, that is difficult.. they are too busy blasting away telling everyone how they are perfect and everyone else is an id10t) and think about how that impacts their view on sexuality.
