hydroacetylene
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hydroacetylene
1hr ago
These are well above average, albeit usually not literal top 1%, 14 year old boys.
hydroacetylene
1hr ago
The US military is far more combat experienced, has a more flexible doctrine, and Chinese equipment hasn't performed with flying colours in Persia.
hydroacetylene
1hr ago
The Persian war, our battle of Carrhae, is giving China pause about its Taiwan invasion plans if it has any brains. If Iran can close the straight of Hormuz then Japan can close the south China sea.
hydroacetylene
5hr ago
Some of these places have no local jobs, but serve as commuterville for places that do.
hydroacetylene
11hr ago
That does not mean that any particular method of desegregation is necessarily advisable, and I would be interested to hear any alternative you might have in mind.
Literally anything but that one. Strictly speaking thé schools weren’t even segregated, thé neighborhoods were(and there was no way to fix that easily).
I wonder where the lib outcry about separation of powers was for that particular judge- like there was almost certainly a statutory mechanism for setting school budgets and taxes that he trampled all over.
hydroacetylene
22hr ago
The over the top Cruella de Ville laugh seems more like something from a commercial or B-movie than real witches, at least.
hydroacetylene
1d ago
The Germans, thé UK, the Canadians, in fact most of Europe…
hydroacetylene
1d ago
Yes, you do understand this goes both ways? You understand democrats come off as Halloween villains to much of the country?
Trump is an aesthetician. He governs on a platform of, essentially, ‘I’m the tsar and I’m gonna look like it’. Yeah, aesthetics. And he baits democrats into the vanguard party damn-fool aesthetics.
hydroacetylene
1d ago
Arguably Singapore? It’s legal to criticize the people’s action party despite not being super-pro-free speech in general.
They might not honor it perfectly in the breech, I suppose.
hydroacetylene
2d ago
Yeah, a quarter million American black bears wouldn’t be that dangerous.
hydroacetylene
2d ago
There aren’t that many grizzly bears in the world, so it won’t be that dangerous.
hydroacetylene
2d ago
The key, like with silver booms, is probably not to try to ride it to the absolute peak- yes you don't make the most profit selling when there's still room to go up, but you get more than if it's started to decline.
hydroacetylene
2d ago
Math teachers in general are bad at their jobs, because they're people who 'just get it' and don't need much teaching, so they assume everyone else is like that too. The best math teacher I ever had was a seminarian randomly assigned by his superior to teach high school algebra- clearly very intelligent, but had needed to actually study to learn the material.
hydroacetylene
2d ago
Bears kill an average of 2 people per year in North America, so without googling, I'm gonna go with 'less than five'.
hydroacetylene
4d ago
The country is still about 40% YEC.
hydroacetylene
4d ago
By rejecting the same evidence for long time frames that they already reject?
hydroacetylene
5d ago
Obviously we know what was wrong with him- he’s a bad person. That’s an uninteresting question(even in societies that accept wifebeating and constant drunkenness not providing is generally seen quite poorly). The question is ‘why did she make this knowably bad decision’ because she didn’t want to be beaten and abused.
hydroacetylene
5d ago
You do realize that kicking in your sleep is a not-uncommon behavior, and people who have nightmares in which they lash around tend to have lots of them?
Like this guy doesn’t sound like a catch either way, but it’s not like that breaks thé Laws of physics.
hydroacetylene
5d ago
This doesn’t affect your broader point very much, but it’s a nitpick that bothers me- ‘concubine’ is not a term for ‘sex slave’. Those did(and still do) exist and are not the same thing. A concubine was a woman who was very similar to a wife, but got a worse deal(usually with stuff like divorce, inheritance, etc). In some societies(such as our own) this was a common-ish form of common law marriage and in others this was a way of regulating the mistresses of wealthy men- these were separate institutions which happen to have the same word in English. But they did have a few similarities- it tended to be acceptable to take a lower status(either enslaved or free) woman as a concubine in a way that wasn’t allowed for a wife, they had far fewer protections from domestic violence or divorce(most premodern societies did have some, even if inadequate), and they didn’t get a formal wedding, but lived in the same household as their husband(this was the term used) who had the obligation to support them, but not at the same level as he would a wife.
This was the ancients regulating cohabitation, and in some cases thé man also had a wife in the same household. It was not some foreign institution that was a case of premodern horror imposed by the patriarchy- we embraced the custom when stepping away from the patriarchy, after all.
hydroacetylene
5d ago
Or they're imprinted on that as ‘how a man acts’. Maybe because daddy did. Unfortunate but true.
hydroacetylene
5d ago
I mean, in a sense it is thé fault of society- we have a norm that adults get to make their own bad decisions about relationships. You will find other horror stories from Afghanistan or Saudi Arabia, but probably not this one. Either of these two.
hydroacetylene
5d ago
Alternate explanation: most women do not like jerks(at least not jerks to them), but in any group as large as ‘all women’ you can find exceptions to the trend. You can find plenty of men making terrible dating choices too. It’s not hard.
hydroacetylene
5d ago
Don’t forget the Bible also says that man was wiped out and had to start over.
hydroacetylene
5d ago
Iran is insane, not retarded. Do you really think they haven’t planned for their equipment not having access to external power.
It also wrecks the crime rates, which people do care about.
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