I’m stealing this argument! Thank you.
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This is the same argument as above. Your mad that you made the decisions you have, and are willing to punish other people for it. What is your problem with people who are poor? Seriously? Are you jealous of them?
??? So... the root of this argument is that person who buys the lawnmower is angry at themselves and because of that is willing to punish others out of their own shame.
Because this advice surely wouldn’t set a precedent in effect eroding the fourth estate. -smh
It’s not about minorities. It’s about people who embrace an arbitrary label used to divide. The whole point of the Sanders campaign is that we are all in this together.
As a PoC, I agree with him. The issues are rooted in disparity of resources and power. The divides along racial and gender lines perpetuate that disparity, in that they give us excuses to accept that very structure. They are superficial distractions. Not superficial as in not important or worthy of redress. They are…
Is it just me, but doesn’t Clinton’s argument that she was Sec. of State defeat her stance that the president needs complete foreign policy experience? “Obama thought I had great ideas so he asked me to serve,” seems to me to say, “A president doesn’t need all the solutions as long as they appoint the right person.”
All the stars!!!
Apple did not “steal” from Xerox. This myth was debunked decades ago.
But... did Crum know that he had a suspended license? If he did, which would be some weird vigilante world of minority report, than it was premeditated. If he didn’t know and swerved to make a point, it was also premeditated.
A child dies every 4.3 seconds from starvation or treatable disease. What is your plan for dealing with that number, and then dealing with the additional 1.3 billion on top of it that you are mentioning? Seriously, what is your solution?
when I first saw the commercial for these, I instantly thought of these guys.
Steve meant thatpoint ing out the uncertainty of some science has a tendency to cause people who desire certainty, to recoil and accuse you of scientific apostasy. It happens on both sides of the fence.