hydroacetylene
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hydroacetylene
4hr ago
Texas separatism is Not Thé Point of The Texas Independence Movement; thé point is being a central rallying point to keep different far right groups from openly opposing each other.
hydroacetylene
5hr ago
It is too a real word, I just invented it.
hydroacetylene
6hr ago
The blue tribe adoption of typically asiatic fixations and quixosis.
hydroacetylene
7hr ago
Is this why the French hated it, despite the Germans voting for it?
hydroacetylene
7hr ago
I’ve met plenty of Asians that were just kinda… normal. Granted they were all Vietnamese. But still. Likewise plenty of super white acting blacks, and liberals are basically white people acting like orientals.
hydroacetylene
7hr ago
People should live in their own communities. I remember reading an article about a tradcath community, and presumably the article wanted to criticise and mock them, but I thought they had decent values and the world is better with them
Well yes, our impeccable aesthetics make it hard to be wholly condemnatory.
hydroacetylene
8hr ago
Imagine the public reaction to a bunch of Muslim maybe-terrorist maybe-pedophile 19 year old boys running a daycare as the condition of asylum.
hydroacetylene
1d ago
There is no time when everyone learned classical languages in school- because most people didn't go to school.
hydroacetylene
1d ago
In Texas, kindergarten is five to six. Pre-k is four to five and officially optional(technically, so is kindergarten- but there isn't quite as strong a norm of going to Pre-k as there is kindergarten). After that grades count 1-12 in ascending order.
hydroacetylene
1d ago
the non-gender-binary-normative young human animals
This is Texas. The teachers may not be particularly based, but the elected officials setting curriculum standards do not believe in 'non-binary', and might think this is some kind of new computer technology, and if I had to guess a majority of the state board of ed would vote in favor of sodomy laws if they thought they could get away with it.
hydroacetylene
1d ago
It seems more like a list put together by a committee with a few busybodies each pushing their own favorites and no clear criteria for what to include.
It was set by the Texas state board of education, which is elected in partisan elections with a voter turnout that rounds down to zero.
hydroacetylene
1d ago
In America russophiles are a bit more fringey than they are in Europe, because our right traditionally defines itself with strong russophobia, but also the right wing populists get the church attending vote.
hydroacetylene
1d ago
John Paul II was elected because he was conservative and seen as a diplomat; the Soviets actually assessed him as being relatively weak on communism at the time of the conclave, and the cardinals wanted a conservative who would just stop tinkering given the disaster of Paul VI.
hydroacetylene
2d ago
Oppression olympics, it's all who/whom. Transgender lesbians are entitled to the sexual attraction of real lesbians(and being women, they don't cure this with Antina The Butch and her strap on, but rather with freakouts), because being trans they are more oppressed than lesbians.
hydroacetylene
2d ago
The 'voter suppression' narrative does not work on its target audience(which, when sold on GOP racism, is more likely to be sold on policing issues).
hydroacetylene
2d ago
It requires a machinist and a drill press. Machinists are always hard up for cash, and they don't tend to like the government very much. And drill presses are the sort of tool that, yeah, not everyone has one in his garage, but plenty of people do- sometimes just to have, and sometimes for actual non-firearms related use.
hydroacetylene
2d ago
The Branch davidians could easily have had sarin and the like(and indeed, Aum Shinrikyo had chemical weapons, biological weapons, and might have had nukes).
hydroacetylene
2d ago
Diplomats notoriously don't pay their traffic tickets and get away with it, however.
hydroacetylene
2d ago
Because democrats are officially opposed to anything resembling normal elections. I don't really know why, I don't believe the MASSIVE FRAUD stories, and they're smart enough to know that they don't disenfranchise anyone.
hydroacetylene
3d ago
Can you imagine the courts doing "interest balancing" on whether the government can restrict your speech?
Yes. That's what Europe does, we know what it looks like.
hydroacetylene
4d ago
I guess he wasn’t good enough to get tutors taking his tests for him?
hydroacetylene
4d ago
In an American context, the traffickers are clearly 'generic foreigners'. They could be Eastern Euros, they could be middle eastern, they're from a part of the world Americans don't understand and that's what's important. They might code as brown, probably do to most Americans.
hydroacetylene
4d ago
Why would the government prefer people who believe in ley lines and the silurian hypothesis focus on roswell coverups instead?
This is not the equivalent of bringing up something jew-related when securesignals is chatting up a cute blonde you fancy. This is the equivalent of walking up to a ranting homeless guy accosting her with theories about the blood drinking shape-shifting lizards putting a chip in his brain and inviting him to the David Duke/Minister Farrakhan conference about whether white and black can and should unite against their common enemy, the Jews.
hydroacetylene
4d ago
I don't disagree with you, but 'male cop kills innocent random person' is a much more common story than a woman cop doing the same- of course, most police officers are male, but it does demonstrate that this is not entirely caused by a weakness of her sex.
The Dutch cracked terraforming centuries ago, and if there was a market to support it, it would not be a lost art.
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