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Depends on the situation, of course. Individual rights are extremely important. But they don't always matter in the military, in school, in a TSA line, or even in a movie theater. Wendy P.
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The question wasn’t clear to me at all. Maybe it was hidden in a video. And to me it’s to some degree an individual decision, and to some degree a pendulum. Too far in one direction, then the other (“hey babe” with a pat on the ass to “microagression”). After all, a conservative value was to limit the number of Jews severely, and to largely confine women in the domestic arena, and men to the work one. Do you agree with that one? Or should it be up to each person? Wendy P.
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You have never enumerated anything that actually made her worse, other than a hand-waving "her policies." And the little innuendo in his birthday card to Epstein, combined with his talking about walking around in beauty queen (and teenage pageant) dressing rooms because he can get away with it, all paint a fairly creepy picture. Not to mention his now-unwillingness to release the Epstein files, and constant misdirection (Look! aid to Argentina! Look! Bombing Venezuelan fishermen! etc) Wendy P.
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Unfortunately, most of those guys don't read the newspaper. Normal people need to become activists on nextdoor.com and Facebook, along with whatever in-person groups they're part of. Wendy P.
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Don't worry. He's mentally ill. Only liberals are ideological when they do something bad. Wendy P.
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You'll shoot your eye out!
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I lived in the south of the US for a large number of years. Been exposed to plenty of people who espouse the kind of color blindness that just happens to find fault with everyone not like themselves. Wendy P.
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The best result possible is the one that uses the people who are actually available, not the "if only I could" people. Even in running the country (which arguably should include the very best). And yes, not being a masochist is probably included. Any more, with every single person having their history being searchable through digital records, I'm afraid that someone who always thought of politics as a possibility is probably also included -- because no one else is going to guard their history so well. After Trump dies, we'll probably find out his GPA. Wendy P.
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Huh? I put a caveat right there in my post! Wendy P.
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Go look up Mister Language Person — he explains it all. The apostrophe just indicates an S is coming up. Wendy P.
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Boy there are a lot of assumptions in there. Like, for instance, that just because Trump says someone is a pedophile, they are (conversely, that just because Trump denies he's a pedophile, he isn't). Also, that all of the deported people so far came in under the Biden administration. Since the Republicans have had the presidency for more years than the Democrats during that time, one may think that more people entered during Republican administrations. Especially since Obama was the deporter-in-chief. Wendy P.
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Considering, as far as I can tell, your candidate for competent replacement doesn't exist, do you have any suggestions? Wendy P.
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He was, in fact, a criminal, a druggie, and probably a liar (every human lies). None of those justified killing him, any more than being a racist hate-spewing asshole justified killing Charlie Kirk. That's why we have laws. For now, at least. Wendy P.