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  • Enco,

    Seems like a weird indictment…for paying informants? Stoking racial hatred? How did the informants do that?

    Some years ago i read a book written by one of the top dogs in Southern Poverty Law Center. I don’t remember a lefty bent. Maybe i just wasn’t hip to it. Is there some indication they only want to uncover far right hate groups?…[Read more]

  • Jake:

    It never helps when those who proport to fight hateful, deadly ideologies turn around and assist them. Or when the Department of Justice is run by a drunk frat boy:

    Civil rights organization indicted for paying informants in hate groups
    Apr 21, 2026 at 01:33 PM EDT
    Updated Apr 21, 2026 at 06:48 PM EDT
    Eva Fedderly, Ally…[Read more]

  • Jake:

    It never helps when those who proport to fight hateful, deadly ideologies turn around and assist them. Or when the Department of Justice is run by a drunk frat boy:

    Civil rights organization indicted for paying informants in hate groups
    Apr 21, 2026 at 01:33 PM EDT
    Updated Apr 21, 2026 at 06:48 PM EDT
    Eva Fedderly, Ally…[Read more]

  • PopeBeanie:

    Ask me and I’d say this is The Self-Harm Club for Men. Does the Club have a President who is also a Patient?

    Offhand, I’d say that true Masculinity is a man having spatio-temporal coordinates and being in one piece. Looks are just working on points for style.

  • Enco,

    Funny stuff on cult/religion. Funny cuz of its accuracy. And as i’ve indicated here a discreet cult of say 500 carrying on precisely as hard core Muslims would be viewed as a departure from any form of decent way to live. Cult members would be seen as victims who outside world helps to deprogram.

    The deliberate entanglement in the…[Read more]

  • Jake:

    How many 10s or 100s of millions have died as a direct result of beliefs? Without looking at a search engine a group of educated people could come up with the goods to back the numbers i have given. Pol Pot was not a Scot.

    There was one scholar who compiled the numbers of people murdered by their own government, not including warfare, in…[Read more]

  • Can you imagine the opposition to critical thinking as a key aspect of curriculum K through 12 and into higher ed? The opposition to opposition of the imposition of reason would be viewed as treason. Parents having little Johny and Jane asking questions about the bs in the temple, mosque or church? They would freak. Magas would go wild. Obviously…[Read more]

  • By 1st grade our critical thinking students ought to be leary of hero worship, of any system of thought that requires faith. Oh my aching back latch. How stupid to drop your guard and accept on “good authority” the BS that follows.

    If ya ain’t got the goods shut your fucking mouth or sell it to somebody who is no brighter than a rock baking in the sun.

  • Yeah man, Enco.

    Beliefs. How many times have i heard sentiments along the lines, ‘i don’t care about other’s beliefs as long as it does not affect me.’ Fooling a human is no more difficult than a dog that we train. There is nobody home in the majority of cases in which humans are hoodwinked by you name the ideology: communism, palestinianism,…[Read more]

  • Fullermingjr:

    I don’t speak for Strega, but beliefs are rational if they are based on evidence. Belief in supernatural beings are not rational and many believers, both clergy and laity, will concede that.

    Now, not all beliefs held by any given person are irrational or rational. People frequently compartmentalize their beliefs.

    As one example,…[Read more]

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