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TheEncogitationer wrote:
Strega, Here lately, I’ve found I can only log in at the bottom of the main page but not the top.

well that’s a handy thing to know!

Thanks Reg!  Could not log in yesterday at all!

Thanks, Reg!

Thanks Jake. I was going to say that to address the overarching issue, I think fixing the health system would have massive positive repercussions inasmuch as medical liability insurances and workers comp stuff would be a fraction of what they are now, and a huge fear block would be lifted.

Then I think tackling the gun issues might be a viable…[Read more]

It seems to me that guns are a part of a wider issue, which is that you can control people when a) they live in fear, and b) they’re indoctrinated with obedience.

We get the obedience indoctrination from the religions; enough said there.

The fear is created by a combination of health insecurity, financial shortages, and cultivated negativity t…[Read more]

Thanks, Reg 🙂

Thanks Reg!

Thanks, Reg 🙂

@unseen The convenient similarity between white supremacy and Christian nationalism is that both base themselves on exclusive superiority and both denigrate outsiders. These feelings serve to justify bigotry in all its ways.

The Venn diagram of white supremacy and Christian nationalism would always have had a major overlap.

Thanks, Reg!

Thanks Reg! 🙂

Thanks, Reg 🙂

Laughs, you added that the owners flatulence acted in a Pavlovian way by training the horse to over-react and rear up at all similar sounds.

I am sure an argument for proximate cause could be made for the supplier of whatever culinary delights the owner enjoyed despite knowing they caused him flatulence.

Or the car driver for not maintaining his car adequately, enabling it to backfire. The horse of course had input through it’s reaction which unseated the rider. The ambulance driver chose the hospital to which the rider was going. To a degree, he’s a link in the sequence chain. The hospital allowed the rider-patient to become infected – per…[Read more]