Someone may have commented on this, but one major hookup is that the term “midwife” can mean a couple different things.

It’s especially ridiculous since the licensing is on a game that’s also based on a movie series, that also includes an actor’s image...

I’m pretty sure Celebrimbor is evil too. He just happens to be an evil being opposed to Sauron.

If you’re only looking at performance, I suspect it will be something like this:

I’m well aware of how Ford became our only unelected President. However, Agnew’s scandal and Nixon’s scandal weren’t linked. The legislature had no reason to believe that they’d be seeing Nixon leave office at the time that a new VP was appointed.

A Congress willing to impeach both Trump and Pence would be highly unlikely to confirm a new Vice President.

Anyone else out there that’s going to hold off on the Switch and just play Breath of the Wild on the Wii U?

I strongly disagree. While the criticism of it being about “the coming of age of a white male” is certainly arguable, the time involved in Boyhood is exceedingly important to its creation.

Enforcing existing immigration laws for very-recent immigrants who haven’t set down roots in the country yet is a considerably better way to handle it.

Packaging size has always been in part a shoplifting deterrent. If Nintendo is charging full console prices for these games, there is probably an incentive from retailers not to leave the cases at the smaller DS footprint.

Plagiarized?

You’re probably right. I just think people tend to jump to the “racism” label far too quickly, and we risk the term becoming a near-tautology meaning “anything a white person does.”

There’s a weird murky area where some definitions of racism exclude xenophobia depending on the circumstances.

While I get where you’re coming from, we have to be careful not to let the perfect be the enemy of the good. If he can convert a few dozen old men from hyper-racism to everyday-subconscious-white-racism, that’s still a rather significant improvement for those few people.

We probably need the reverse, for liberal people to move to conservative swing states.

A significant difference, but that Protestant/Other group contains both the evangelicals and the non-evangelicals. If the white evangelicals pull as strongly for Trump as they do (81%), considering how numerous they are, that means that everyone else in the Protestant/Other group has to be pretty solidly liberal to…

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I didn’t know you were posting it sarcastically. I’ve seen this argument made seriously before, and it’s infuriating.

There’s so little cohesion any more between mainline Protestants and evangelical Protestants that it’s getting very hard to act as if there’s one Christianity any more, particularly with respect to politics.

This is a horribly reductive graph. I definitely agree that Trump’s “Christianity” and all his Christian followers are a problem for our country and society. However, blaming the ups and downs of scientific advancement on Christianity in this manner is an argument full of holes.