What? No I didn’t. I didn’t even quote you, so I’m not sure what you’re talking about, but you’re wrong because you *didn’t* qualify your statement. Your statement: “Pretty sure atheistic religious bodies have the same tax concerns, while theistic individuals pay their taxes like everyone else.”

Oh, man, I suddenly want very free things as much as I want one of those Go sets....

Granted, I have no problem believing she has been demonized, but I confess to only a passing familiarity with her...  so I’m a bit confused by this article, which seems to give examples of problematic things she’s said, and then their criticism. What am i missing?

His intended audience was the tech community, it was an internal message.

There is no private place without *any* limitations. That doesn’t make it necessarily an echo chamber.

What he said that was true, was trivial, in that it wasn’t new insight. It was wrapped in a candy shell ood misogynist, right wing, already debunked bell curve bullshit. His screed just isn’t worth wading through.

You realize that that is impossible, right? It’s inherently subjective.

What is up with this sudden new trend of misusing shibboleth as though it meant sacred cow?

 You are mistaken. 501c3 status is given to religious organizations by default. Atheist organizations have to prove they are non profits and file financial paperwork. The ACA mentions it a lot.

 What’s a fundamentalist atheist?

Religion has spent a lot of time and effort convincing people it makes them moral despite this being demonstrably false (that it makes them moral, not that they are moral because most religious people, like most people, are). That people add a result think that is sad but unsurprising.

Well, on the upside, we now have a new example of privilege, and why it’s a problem, for the textbook.

Have you tried a different launcher? I use nova launcher and do NOT miss touchwiz.

I want to get this. Unfortunately, when my Note 7 got recalled, I got stuck with a S7..... so no pen, and also no new phone for a couple years.

I think I mostly agree with you. But, when you say that you don’t judge, I still find that implausible. LikeMi said, everyone always judges what they experience. And as EMS, were supposed to use that judgement. We should use it *properly*, however. But ignoring that made you come across, to me, as a bit “holier than…

That seems like you’re holding your fellow providers responsible for their actions (even when just cracking jokes), While excusing the actions of patients. Drug seekers and 911 abusers are still reasonable for their choices. Everyone deserves to be treated with respect, however, the notion that you don’t judge your…

 It is our job to treat based on our findings, so while I understand that these memes may frustrate you, I’m real curious why, upon what assessment grounds? Beyond, obviously, that there there for humor.

It *is* your job, however, to treat based on your *findings*.

We’re supposed to know where the nearest SANE resource is, and if the particular units don’t (Which they really should) they can contact their base hospital for guidance and *they* for darn sure should know.

 Fair point.