30% information, 70% sarcasm and insults. — Xtrix
I'm not wading though these pages of muck to repost all the times you have played Nazi PR specialist, but you are welcome to search my posts for when I have called you out on it. Although probably don't bother as you wouldn't be able to read them correctly anyway. — Streetlight
In the days before the shooting, posts featured a photo of a hand holding an ammunition magazine and another photo of two AR-15-style rifles
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The gunman legally bought his weapons soon after his 18th birthday and days before the attack, law enforcement officials told state lawmakers — Texas elementary school shooting: What do we know so far? (May 27, 2022)
The conclusion is the same. I'm not seeing any of my Republican colleagues come forward right now and say, 'Here's a plan to stop the carnage.' So this is just normal now, which is ridiculous. — Cory Booker (May 25, 2022)
I suspect a mental health crises. — Moses
We are fighting to protect the more or less free society that exists in Ukraine, without which there would be no space for activism or underground movements.
Putin’s terror is happening [in Ukraine] and it is indiscriminate. It is happening against every part of the population, but especially against the Russian-speaking parts of the population that Putin supposedly came here to liberate,
His regime is an ultraconservative, rightwing dictatorship that represses anarchists in Russia, the free press, LGBT networks. It scares even the most banal, grassroots initiatives, like animal rights activists. We see the conflict between Ukraine and Russia as a conflict between a more or less democratic state and a totalitarian one.
We have a strict screening process. We don’t want people who just come here to kill; we want them to understand what they are fighting for. — Dmytro
Putin has appropriated the word anti-fascist and he exploits it to justify his war. [Ukrainian] nationalists say if you’re anti-fascist, you’re pro-Russian, but that’s not the case.
I think both sides of the elite did a lot to create a situation whereby Ukrainians argue a lot about language and versions of history instead of how Kryvyi Rih Stal was privatised.
The cause of the war is the Russian Federation. — Movchan
If you are going to use historical precedence to justify your argument you ought to look at actual examples of US militia fighting against and being defeated by superior federal forces. — Maw
Waco started this war. Hopefully, Oklahoma would end it. The only way they’re going to feel something, the only way they’re going to get the message is, quote, with a body count. — McVeigh in prison in 2001
I'm not quite sure what you're trying to say here — Isaac
Does your passion for getting other people to die for your moral didactics know no bounds? — Isaac
naturalistic accounts for abiogenesis — Paulm12
That is similar to the much-vaunted 'principle of causal closure', which is that every event has a physical cause. — Wayfarer
The big bang does not have falsification qualification — L'éléphant
Gensler at least is trying to give people some guidance as to how to live ethically. — Marvin Katz
Something like this, for instance. — Olivier5
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So the best we can do is to accept that there are two objective realities. — Hillary
The next master stroke of Putin is to revive the Russian car manufacturing industry and the much-ridiculed Moskvich sedan. Lessons in how to re-animated a corpse. — Wayfarer
Maybe you could start providing claims (the more the better) that others can then go out and check? — jorndoe
The mere telling is no proof no. But the experience is. — Hillary
Wittgenstein overhears someone saying “5, 1, 4, 1, 3. Done.”
He asks what that was about, and they respond that they just finished reciting π backward.
“But, how old are you?”
“Infinitely old. I never started, but have been at it forever and finally finished.”
3. therefore there is no space for any further events because infinity can't be used in mathematical operations. (Hillbert hotel problem) — SpaceDweller
if one begins an argument by assuming what is to be proved, this implies that argument is "deductive"? — jgill
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want an aggression punished — Olivier5