The hundred student walkout in support of the teacher is indicative of how deeply rooted anti-trans sentiment remains in parts of the community. One wonders whether Roger Severino will take an interest.

“Running Dog” Don Junior seems to fear being on the menu - but that is not a literal one. The only menu he’ll be on is an indictment, followed by a fair trial, conviction, sentencing and incarceration.

An American version might be called a “Mini-KIng Cab Pickup Truck” - or maybe a “Little Prince Cab Pickup?

I can see this happening. A few years back, my elderly mom was frustrated by the fact that everyone else seemed to have SUVs or pick-up trucks, that she no longer felt safe backing out of a parking space in her car because her view to the right and left would be cut off by hulking behemoths to either side.

Rick Scott looks like the embodiment of Skeletor, but has fewer moral scruples, and while he has a history of medical insurance fraud that did not stop him from becoming governor, he now wants to add voting fraud to his long list of bad doings - and he has the gall to project his own evil machinations onto Democrats.…

It might be the flux capacitor - get it up to 88 mph . . .

I have found Myers-Briggs useful - as long as one understands that everyone is each still a unique individual and not a cardboard cutout that comes in 16 (or 4, or 64) “types,” and that all the inventory does is help paint in broad brushstrokes.

I want to give a star to this article, or better yet, to Steve Kornacki!

What I *really* want to have is the ability to see and interact with attachments at the *top* of my G-Mail, and not at the bottom of a long conversation thread. The way my IT guy,err, CIO, has been letting me do this (because I threw a hissy-fit when we migrated to G-Mail) has been to somehow attach Outlook as a front…

I still try on Facebook - I believe that they have other friends who are possibly not quite fully in the Trump Bubble who might be influenced by a bit of actual fact in contrast to the others who are in deplorable lock step.

Oh, great. Yeshua was NOT killed by the Jewish people. He was executed by the Romans for insurrection after he started a riot in the Temple precinct, overturning the tables of the professionals who exchanged coins with graven images of people, for coins that could be used to make offerings. And this happened while…

Not centuries - more like somewhere around 12 or 13 years after the execution of Yeshua (ca. 50 CE) at the Council of Jerusalem.  Since the leaders of “The Way” wanted to proselytize to non-Jews, the idea of circumcision as an entry ceremony for adult men was mostly a non-starter.

With all that - this particular “rabbi” used the VERY Christian “Yeshua/Jesus as Lord and Savior” phraseology, and that probably *does* intimate that he is very likely to have crossed the line, though it isn’t entirely dispositive.

I get the idea that none of the mainstream Jewish sects recognizes Jews for Jesus/Messianic Judaism.  That does not mean that “Messianic Jews” are not Jewish.

Y’know, “science” back in 1965 might have supported such a move, much as:

The Trump Administration is busily stacking the deck in the courts. There may well be a sufficient number of anti-science ideologues on the SCOTUS now (those with “impeccable” grooming by the long-running radical right wing fascist anti-American conspiracy Heritage Foundation and Federalist Society), with hundreds…

This Trump Administration plan to erase Transgender People is the Pence “Christian(ist) Dominionism” influence rearing its ugly and unscientific head.

Suspicious flying doghouse (err, Sopwith Camel) seen in the vicinity shortly before the crash.

The Heritage Foundation and the Federalist Society are subversive organizations dedicated to the destruction of the nation.

What it comes down to, is having a single ancestor from a particular ethnic group, unless one subscribes to a racist white supremacist “not one drop of blood” racial purity doctrine (something that the Nazis very much admired about the United States back in the 1930's), doesn’t make one a part of that ethnic group, at…