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BidenPhilly special comes through again!
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eeriepadave said:Philly special comes through again!jesus greets me looks just like me ....0
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"Mostly I think that people react sensitively because they know you’ve got a point"0
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Spiritual_Chaos said:jesus greets me looks just like me ....0
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I'm sitting this one out
"...Dimitri...He talks to me...'.."The Ghost of Greece..".
"..That's One Happy Fuckin Ghost.."
“..That came up on the Pillow Case...This is for the Greek, With Our Apologies.....”0 -
Bidenscene of the crime?_____________________________________SIGNATURE________________________________________________
Not today Sir, Probably not tomorrow.............................................. bayfront arena st. pete '94
you're finally here and I'm a mess................................................... nationwide arena columbus '10
memories like fingerprints are slowly raising.................................... first niagara center buffalo '13
another man ..... moved by sleight of hand...................................... joe louis arena detroit '140 -
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"Mostly I think that people react sensitively because they know you’ve got a point"0
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Bideneeriepadave said:Philly special comes through again!___________________________________________
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Bidenjosevolution said:Halifax2TheMax said:EdsonNascimento said:brianlux said:EdsonNascimento said:Bentleyspop said:This is not just a defeat of the so-called current president but also a defeat of racism, xenophobia, homophobia, anti-semitism etc etc
BuhbyedonTrue, they still exist, but over half the country has had it with racism, xenophobia, homophobia, anti-semitism, etc., and when you look at how the youth of today voted we can see that number is growing. It's going to be a long road to ending hate, and of course it will always be there, but perhaps we are finally going in the direction on reducing hate and judging people by their color, race, choice of faith, etc. Not everyone may realize it, but this was an important win today for everybody!That’s an incredibly stupid statement, but if it makes the self righteous feel better, so be it.Biden’s election does nothing to any of those. As a matter of fact it could do the opposite. At least it was brought to the surface to be squashed. Feeling self satisfied is the fastest way to lose ground. Unless we all continue to push to eradicate it - not by marching on the streets (though that’s fine) and certainly not by rioting, but by actively impacting people’s lives in a positive way.
i mean do you really think there’s any more of those things today then there was 5 years ago? You’re kidding yourself if you think so, The whole Colin Kaepernick thing started in 2016. Who was President? That’s just one example. Biden would do the country a service by noting as much. The Trump years did not invent those things or even make them worse. They did expose them more. And that’s a good thing.Edit - I’m not arguing Trump deserves any credit. Making the point that those things existed and have perpetuated thorough time.
ps: a relative absence over four years of the worst administration in world history and more than two posts a day since Tuesday is telling. The absence of evidence is not the evidence of absence. Like your side has some moral high ground. Thanks for the LOL! Did I do the rejoinder right?
The Buddhists believe that when you support evil that that support makes you evil as well.
Supporting a "president" and a regime that pushes evil, fearful, hateful, ignorant, racist, and xenophobic policies and beliefs makes you complicit.
Whether that support is posting on a liberal bands website in support of those policies or voting. It is still supportPost edited by Bentleyspop on0 -
BidenBentleyspop said:josevolution said:Halifax2TheMax said:EdsonNascimento said:brianlux said:EdsonNascimento said:Bentleyspop said:This is not just a defeat of the so-called current president but also a defeat of racism, xenophobia, homophobia, anti-semitism etc etc
BuhbyedonTrue, they still exist, but over half the country has had it with racism, xenophobia, homophobia, anti-semitism, etc., and when you look at how the youth of today voted we can see that number is growing. It's going to be a long road to ending hate, and of course it will always be there, but perhaps we are finally going in the direction on reducing hate and judging people by their color, race, choice of faith, etc. Not everyone may realize it, but this was an important win today for everybody!That’s an incredibly stupid statement, but if it makes the self righteous feel better, so be it.Biden’s election does nothing to any of those. As a matter of fact it could do the opposite. At least it was brought to the surface to be squashed. Feeling self satisfied is the fastest way to lose ground. Unless we all continue to push to eradicate it - not by marching on the streets (though that’s fine) and certainly not by rioting, but by actively impacting people’s lives in a positive way.
i mean do you really think there’s any more of those things today then there was 5 years ago? You’re kidding yourself if you think so, The whole Colin Kaepernick thing started in 2016. Who was President? That’s just one example. Biden would do the country a service by noting as much. The Trump years did not invent those things or even make them worse. They did expose them more. And that’s a good thing.Edit - I’m not arguing Trump deserves any credit. Making the point that those things existed and have perpetuated thorough time.
ps: a relative absence over four years of the worst administration in world history and more than two posts a day since Tuesday is telling. The absence of evidence is not the evidence of absence. Like your side has some moral high ground. Thanks for the LOL! Did I do the rejoinder right?
The Buddhists believe that when you support evil that that support makes you evil as well.
Supporting a "president" and a regime that pushes evil, fearful, hateful, ignorant, racist, and xenophobic policies and beliefs makes you complicit.
Whether that support is posting on a liberal bands website in support of those policies or voting. It is still support___________________________________________
"...I changed by not changing at all..."0 -
Bidenjosevolution said:Spiritual_Chaos said:Scio me nihil scire
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Bidenstatic111 said:josevolution said:Spiritual_Chaos said:___________________________________________
"...I changed by not changing at all..."0 -
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BidenJimmyV said:Bentleyspop said:josevolution said:Halifax2TheMax said:EdsonNascimento said:brianlux said:EdsonNascimento said:Bentleyspop said:This is not just a defeat of the so-called current president but also a defeat of racism, xenophobia, homophobia, anti-semitism etc etc
BuhbyedonTrue, they still exist, but over half the country has had it with racism, xenophobia, homophobia, anti-semitism, etc., and when you look at how the youth of today voted we can see that number is growing. It's going to be a long road to ending hate, and of course it will always be there, but perhaps we are finally going in the direction on reducing hate and judging people by their color, race, choice of faith, etc. Not everyone may realize it, but this was an important win today for everybody!That’s an incredibly stupid statement, but if it makes the self righteous feel better, so be it.Biden’s election does nothing to any of those. As a matter of fact it could do the opposite. At least it was brought to the surface to be squashed. Feeling self satisfied is the fastest way to lose ground. Unless we all continue to push to eradicate it - not by marching on the streets (though that’s fine) and certainly not by rioting, but by actively impacting people’s lives in a positive way.
i mean do you really think there’s any more of those things today then there was 5 years ago? You’re kidding yourself if you think so, The whole Colin Kaepernick thing started in 2016. Who was President? That’s just one example. Biden would do the country a service by noting as much. The Trump years did not invent those things or even make them worse. They did expose them more. And that’s a good thing.Edit - I’m not arguing Trump deserves any credit. Making the point that those things existed and have perpetuated thorough time.
ps: a relative absence over four years of the worst administration in world history and more than two posts a day since Tuesday is telling. The absence of evidence is not the evidence of absence. Like your side has some moral high ground. Thanks for the LOL! Did I do the rejoinder right?
The Buddhists believe that when you support evil that that support makes you evil as well.
Supporting a "president" and a regime that pushes evil, fearful, hateful, ignorant, racist, and xenophobic policies and beliefs makes you complicit.
Whether that support is posting on a liberal bands website in support of those policies or voting. It is still support
I'd like to start with my sister who is 18 years older than me and cares for my elderly mother in Ohio every day. She was also a mother for me basically for several years. She is a kind, giving person who I love dearly. But I know she voted for Trump so obviously she is evil. What should I do? Should I cut off communication or something more radical? As a human, how can I not do something to eradicate the evil that is my sister? Doesn't that make me evil by allowing it to continue?
Anyone else have an evil family member that they love, or just me?0 -
I'm sitting this one outWhen your preferred candidate wins the election and you're still cranked up about millions of people you've never met and never will0
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Bidenmrussel1 said:JimmyV said:Bentleyspop said:josevolution said:Halifax2TheMax said:EdsonNascimento said:brianlux said:EdsonNascimento said:Bentleyspop said:This is not just a defeat of the so-called current president but also a defeat of racism, xenophobia, homophobia, anti-semitism etc etc
BuhbyedonTrue, they still exist, but over half the country has had it with racism, xenophobia, homophobia, anti-semitism, etc., and when you look at how the youth of today voted we can see that number is growing. It's going to be a long road to ending hate, and of course it will always be there, but perhaps we are finally going in the direction on reducing hate and judging people by their color, race, choice of faith, etc. Not everyone may realize it, but this was an important win today for everybody!That’s an incredibly stupid statement, but if it makes the self righteous feel better, so be it.Biden’s election does nothing to any of those. As a matter of fact it could do the opposite. At least it was brought to the surface to be squashed. Feeling self satisfied is the fastest way to lose ground. Unless we all continue to push to eradicate it - not by marching on the streets (though that’s fine) and certainly not by rioting, but by actively impacting people’s lives in a positive way.
i mean do you really think there’s any more of those things today then there was 5 years ago? You’re kidding yourself if you think so, The whole Colin Kaepernick thing started in 2016. Who was President? That’s just one example. Biden would do the country a service by noting as much. The Trump years did not invent those things or even make them worse. They did expose them more. And that’s a good thing.Edit - I’m not arguing Trump deserves any credit. Making the point that those things existed and have perpetuated thorough time.
ps: a relative absence over four years of the worst administration in world history and more than two posts a day since Tuesday is telling. The absence of evidence is not the evidence of absence. Like your side has some moral high ground. Thanks for the LOL! Did I do the rejoinder right?
The Buddhists believe that when you support evil that that support makes you evil as well.
Supporting a "president" and a regime that pushes evil, fearful, hateful, ignorant, racist, and xenophobic policies and beliefs makes you complicit.
Whether that support is posting on a liberal bands website in support of those policies or voting. It is still support
I'd like to start with my sister who is 18 years older than me and cares for my elderly mother in Ohio every day. She was also a mother for me basically for several years. She is a kind, giving person who I love dearly. But I know she voted for Trump so obviously she is evil. What should I do? Should I cut off communication or something more radical? As a human, how can I not do something to eradicate the evil that is my sister? Doesn't that make me evil by allowing it to continue?
Anyone else have an evil family member that they love, or just me?
my brother his wife 2 daughters and a granddaughter from I garauntee will be learning to be "republican"
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Not today Sir, Probably not tomorrow.............................................. bayfront arena st. pete '94
you're finally here and I'm a mess................................................... nationwide arena columbus '10
memories like fingerprints are slowly raising.................................... first niagara center buffalo '13
another man ..... moved by sleight of hand...................................... joe louis arena detroit '140 -
Bidenmickeyrat said:mrussel1 said:JimmyV said:Bentleyspop said:josevolution said:Halifax2TheMax said:EdsonNascimento said:brianlux said:EdsonNascimento said:Bentleyspop said:This is not just a defeat of the so-called current president but also a defeat of racism, xenophobia, homophobia, anti-semitism etc etc
BuhbyedonTrue, they still exist, but over half the country has had it with racism, xenophobia, homophobia, anti-semitism, etc., and when you look at how the youth of today voted we can see that number is growing. It's going to be a long road to ending hate, and of course it will always be there, but perhaps we are finally going in the direction on reducing hate and judging people by their color, race, choice of faith, etc. Not everyone may realize it, but this was an important win today for everybody!That’s an incredibly stupid statement, but if it makes the self righteous feel better, so be it.Biden’s election does nothing to any of those. As a matter of fact it could do the opposite. At least it was brought to the surface to be squashed. Feeling self satisfied is the fastest way to lose ground. Unless we all continue to push to eradicate it - not by marching on the streets (though that’s fine) and certainly not by rioting, but by actively impacting people’s lives in a positive way.
i mean do you really think there’s any more of those things today then there was 5 years ago? You’re kidding yourself if you think so, The whole Colin Kaepernick thing started in 2016. Who was President? That’s just one example. Biden would do the country a service by noting as much. The Trump years did not invent those things or even make them worse. They did expose them more. And that’s a good thing.Edit - I’m not arguing Trump deserves any credit. Making the point that those things existed and have perpetuated thorough time.
ps: a relative absence over four years of the worst administration in world history and more than two posts a day since Tuesday is telling. The absence of evidence is not the evidence of absence. Like your side has some moral high ground. Thanks for the LOL! Did I do the rejoinder right?
The Buddhists believe that when you support evil that that support makes you evil as well.
Supporting a "president" and a regime that pushes evil, fearful, hateful, ignorant, racist, and xenophobic policies and beliefs makes you complicit.
Whether that support is posting on a liberal bands website in support of those policies or voting. It is still support
I'd like to start with my sister who is 18 years older than me and cares for my elderly mother in Ohio every day. She was also a mother for me basically for several years. She is a kind, giving person who I love dearly. But I know she voted for Trump so obviously she is evil. What should I do? Should I cut off communication or something more radical? As a human, how can I not do something to eradicate the evil that is my sister? Doesn't that make me evil by allowing it to continue?
Anyone else have an evil family member that they love, or just me?
my brother his wife 2 daughters and a granddaughter from I garauntee will be learning to be "republican"0 -
Bidenmrussel1 said:JimmyV said:Bentleyspop said:josevolution said:Halifax2TheMax said:EdsonNascimento said:brianlux said:EdsonNascimento said:Bentleyspop said:This is not just a defeat of the so-called current president but also a defeat of racism, xenophobia, homophobia, anti-semitism etc etc
BuhbyedonTrue, they still exist, but over half the country has had it with racism, xenophobia, homophobia, anti-semitism, etc., and when you look at how the youth of today voted we can see that number is growing. It's going to be a long road to ending hate, and of course it will always be there, but perhaps we are finally going in the direction on reducing hate and judging people by their color, race, choice of faith, etc. Not everyone may realize it, but this was an important win today for everybody!That’s an incredibly stupid statement, but if it makes the self righteous feel better, so be it.Biden’s election does nothing to any of those. As a matter of fact it could do the opposite. At least it was brought to the surface to be squashed. Feeling self satisfied is the fastest way to lose ground. Unless we all continue to push to eradicate it - not by marching on the streets (though that’s fine) and certainly not by rioting, but by actively impacting people’s lives in a positive way.
i mean do you really think there’s any more of those things today then there was 5 years ago? You’re kidding yourself if you think so, The whole Colin Kaepernick thing started in 2016. Who was President? That’s just one example. Biden would do the country a service by noting as much. The Trump years did not invent those things or even make them worse. They did expose them more. And that’s a good thing.Edit - I’m not arguing Trump deserves any credit. Making the point that those things existed and have perpetuated thorough time.
ps: a relative absence over four years of the worst administration in world history and more than two posts a day since Tuesday is telling. The absence of evidence is not the evidence of absence. Like your side has some moral high ground. Thanks for the LOL! Did I do the rejoinder right?
The Buddhists believe that when you support evil that that support makes you evil as well.
Supporting a "president" and a regime that pushes evil, fearful, hateful, ignorant, racist, and xenophobic policies and beliefs makes you complicit.
Whether that support is posting on a liberal bands website in support of those policies or voting. It is still support
I'd like to start with my sister who is 18 years older than me and cares for my elderly mother in Ohio every day. She was also a mother for me basically for several years. She is a kind, giving person who I love dearly. But I know she voted for Trump so obviously she is evil. What should I do? Should I cut off communication or something more radical? As a human, how can I not do something to eradicate the evil that is my sister? Doesn't that make me evil by allowing it to continue?
Anyone else have an evil family member that they love, or just me?___________________________________________
"...I changed by not changing at all..."0 -
BidenJimmyV said:mrussel1 said:JimmyV said:Bentleyspop said:josevolution said:Halifax2TheMax said:EdsonNascimento said:brianlux said:EdsonNascimento said:Bentleyspop said:This is not just a defeat of the so-called current president but also a defeat of racism, xenophobia, homophobia, anti-semitism etc etc
BuhbyedonTrue, they still exist, but over half the country has had it with racism, xenophobia, homophobia, anti-semitism, etc., and when you look at how the youth of today voted we can see that number is growing. It's going to be a long road to ending hate, and of course it will always be there, but perhaps we are finally going in the direction on reducing hate and judging people by their color, race, choice of faith, etc. Not everyone may realize it, but this was an important win today for everybody!That’s an incredibly stupid statement, but if it makes the self righteous feel better, so be it.Biden’s election does nothing to any of those. As a matter of fact it could do the opposite. At least it was brought to the surface to be squashed. Feeling self satisfied is the fastest way to lose ground. Unless we all continue to push to eradicate it - not by marching on the streets (though that’s fine) and certainly not by rioting, but by actively impacting people’s lives in a positive way.
i mean do you really think there’s any more of those things today then there was 5 years ago? You’re kidding yourself if you think so, The whole Colin Kaepernick thing started in 2016. Who was President? That’s just one example. Biden would do the country a service by noting as much. The Trump years did not invent those things or even make them worse. They did expose them more. And that’s a good thing.Edit - I’m not arguing Trump deserves any credit. Making the point that those things existed and have perpetuated thorough time.
ps: a relative absence over four years of the worst administration in world history and more than two posts a day since Tuesday is telling. The absence of evidence is not the evidence of absence. Like your side has some moral high ground. Thanks for the LOL! Did I do the rejoinder right?
The Buddhists believe that when you support evil that that support makes you evil as well.
Supporting a "president" and a regime that pushes evil, fearful, hateful, ignorant, racist, and xenophobic policies and beliefs makes you complicit.
Whether that support is posting on a liberal bands website in support of those policies or voting. It is still support
I'd like to start with my sister who is 18 years older than me and cares for my elderly mother in Ohio every day. She was also a mother for me basically for several years. She is a kind, giving person who I love dearly. But I know she voted for Trump so obviously she is evil. What should I do? Should I cut off communication or something more radical? As a human, how can I not do something to eradicate the evil that is my sister? Doesn't that make me evil by allowing it to continue?
Anyone else have an evil family member that they love, or just me?0
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