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  • PopeBeanie,

    Except for Pre-COVID SARS, I seriously doubt any of that can be found in any Medical Manual. And I’m not a Doctor, nor do I play one on TV.

    If any of that did exist as a disease, I sure wouldn’t willfully give it to anyone. And whatever gave it to you…DON’T TAKE IT!💊🍊

  • Unseen,

    Talk about illogic, my appeal isn’t an argumentum ad populum (appeal to the mob). The vast majority of well-informed experts who are familiar with what’s going on on the ground hold that Israel is engaging in genocide or something very much close to it. The argumentum ad populum’s mob refers to what you might call The Great Unwas…

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  • Talk about illogic, my appeal isn’t an argumentum ad populum (appeal to the mob). The vast majority of well-informed experts who are familiar with what’s going on on the ground hold that Israel is engaging in genocide or something very much close to it. The argumentum ad populum’s mob refers to what you might call The Great Unwashed.

    Question: If…[Read more]

  • Jake,

    Simon isn’t it presumptively bad faith to silence someone> I mean maybe not if it is the far left and the speaker is opposed to the lefty mythology. Or if it is Trump it is always in good faith to silence his opposition.

    You do bring up a great point, albeit in a different thread. What is meant by “good faith” and “bad faith?”. And how c…[Read more]

  • Reg:

    The goal should not be the absence of disagreement, but the presence of robust dialogue.

    And preferably over a cup of robust Nescafé:

    Of course, Goya’s Warning System has broken down when people get shot over their spoken thought or have their broadcast licenses pulled in the name of…[Read more]

  • Reg the Fronkey Farmer wrote:
    The goal should not be the absence of disagreement, but the presence of robust dialogue.

    Likewise, it’s unproductive to seek to silence people we disagree with, in good faith.  It’s more productive to engage with them and debate.

  • Jake,

    Enco i don’t see it.

    I read a book about the Concordat and it is fuzzy now but the support from both Lutheran and Catholic Church was strong. Yet it was not i think indispensable. You might wonder what would have happened if it had been denounced by either superstition.

    Thing is irrational thoughts tend to come in bunches, and tend to r…[Read more]

  • Robert,

    As if city life is worse now than the 60s and 70s. Then the cities were deprived of funds during the decades long white exodus out to the burbs but when that was found the be too boring, the trend reversed and wealthy whites wanted back in, redevelopment and rents went up, the propaganda started when Karens and Kens smelled too much…

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  • PopeBeanie,

    I’m noticing that the opinionator you speak of represents, in ratio, about the same representative minority of atheists we might see in a roomful of Americans. I mean there’s some kind of fallacy of logic here, maybe like “appeal to authority”.

    I’m not sure what the representative minority of Atheists in a roomful of America…[Read more]

  • Jake,

    And it was not primarily a Christian movement or spurred by it notwithstanding Lutheranism or the Concordat.

    Here’s where you’re mistaken about Nazism. It couldn’t have gotten as far as it did without support from both Catholic and Protestant religion. The Nazis also got support from Occultism such as Madame Blavatsky, who gave them the…[Read more]

  • Robert,

    I don’t know how to post a reply to an update, so I’ll have to post it here.

    Trump would have no pretext for using the National Guard or Military on cities if the Mayors and City Councils and Judges had a handle on things.

    What happened to Irina Zarutsa in Charlotte, NC is just a single example of how rotten life in U.S. cities can…[Read more]

  • Jake,

    Enco there are maybe 5 people who are regular contributors. And how many read our scribbles? Twice that? None. IDK. Gotta be negligible. Am i rite?

    You might be right, but I did want to practice some alliterative allusions and maybe get some creative call back. I guess “scribbles” and “negligible” in close proximity counts.

  • Robert,

    At this point one has to admit that the infantile Palestinian culture has been victimized by brainwashing, shitty education, a cult of personality (Arafat) and cult-indoctrination. Far be it for any American to criticize them at this point. Christian Nationalism is no better than Islamic fundamentalism and here we are. The “Find Out” is…

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  • Jake,

    Great posts on Gaza and Palestinianism as always. But if it was in reply to me and Robert, you posted on the wrong thread. This might confuse people just getting here.

    Continuity makes for greater equanimity and a greater chance of your ideas of polity and society getting ubiquity and amity, amirite?

  • Unseen,

    Well, if you can either destroy enough Palestinians or make their territory totally unlivable, POOF!, problem solved..

    Said by no one here but you. POOF! Begone, Vaporman maker!

  • Robert,

    If they drafted a new charter of peace, minus HAMAS and appealed to the entire world, I think they would get real support from Europe at least as a start. If they continue on the war path, as a death to Israel cult, their suffering is just beginning.

    Hamas is still around, though, and Gazans who oppose Hamas are in no position to resist.…[Read more]

  • Well, if you can either destroy enough Palestinians or make their territory totally unlivable, POOF!, problem solved..

  • Jake,

    And he didn’t post his filing for bankruptcy along with that sign? He clearly thinks the delusion that Deutschemarks have different valuation depending on who holds them.

  • Reg,

    I am going over to my friend’s house with a present of organic orchard apples and some homemade honey from Poland. Shanah Tovah!

    Nice gift, and I’m sure it’s Carbon-Based Dr. “Bones” McCoy Tri-Corder-Verified. Quite a Carbon footprint to come all the way from Poland though. 🇵🇱😁

  • Robert,

    There may be a real opportunity and if it materializes, it will up to the Palestinians to finally grow-the-fuck-up. The UN and international troops would have to be in charge for a good while, I’d imagine.

    Well, just because Macron endorses the idea of a two-state solution does not mean any other world power has to follow suit. And UN t…[Read more]

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