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Ive been thinking that on the weekends my daughter is at her Dad's I've been acting like a hermit.
holdenc98 comments on Oct 25, 2021:
who destroyed that marriage? was it you? wake up, repair it, start it again. it was good enough to concieve a baby in. your daughters metaphorical soul is a stake. you fiddle around with uu?......where do they find these moral infants? seems, more often than not, they're the woke ones
ChestRockfield replies on Oct 27, 2021:
@holdenc98 This is the kind of person you wish to emulate: "he promoted eugenics and alphabet reform, and opposed vaccination" "often wrote and spoke favourably of dictatorships of the right and left—he expressed admiration for both Mussolini and Stalin" The funniest part of your linked article is: "In his will, Shaw ordered that, after some specified legacies, his remaining assets were to form a trust to pay for fundamental reform of the English alphabet into a phonetic version of forty letters.[7] Though Shaw's intentions were clear, his drafting was flawed, and the courts initially ruled the intended trust void." HA HA HA! What an idiot. I wonder if it was 'flawed' because of his use of his idiotic notions of reform. Agreed upon definitions of words and proper usage of punctuation are how we clearly and effectively communicate. To * intentionally * misuse them only serves to confuse your reader, show you have no regard for their time, and out yourself as a total fucking asshole. And that, sir, you need no help with.
Ive been thinking that on the weekends my daughter is at her Dad's I've been acting like a hermit.
holdenc98 comments on Oct 25, 2021:
who destroyed that marriage? was it you? wake up, repair it, start it again. it was good enough to concieve a baby in. your daughters metaphorical soul is a stake. you fiddle around with uu?......where do they find these moral infants? seems, more often than not, they're the woke ones
ChestRockfield replies on Oct 27, 2021:
@holdenc98 While she's repairing her marriage, can you learn to spell?
I think people believe god exists because their parents said so.
ChestRockfield comments on Oct 22, 2021:
Their parents aren't lying to them, they believe it too...
ChestRockfield replies on Oct 27, 2021:
@DragonDust Of course they're wrong, they just don't know it, so they're not lying. Lying doesn't mean to say something that isn't true, it's to be intentionally deceptive. Would you say that a scientist that reported on preliminary results that mislead him to the wrong conclusion was * lying? *
[youtu.be] A cop doing his best to protect & serve.
ChestRockfield comments on Oct 16, 2021:
I suppose I'd let a piece of shit cop trade me a get out of ticket free card for the price of a bumper sticker.
ChestRockfield replies on Oct 26, 2021:
@Seriousreason There's a big fucking difference between a constitutional right and a requirement that a private company puts on their services.
[youtu.be] A cop doing his best to protect & serve.
ChestRockfield comments on Oct 16, 2021:
I suppose I'd let a piece of shit cop trade me a get out of ticket free card for the price of a bumper sticker.
ChestRockfield replies on Oct 26, 2021:
@Seriousreason Yeah, that's not really what sinking into the ocean means. You're suggesting I was saying I wanted all the people at NASCAR events to go for a swim?? Yes, both parties have problems, but they're not equivalent. One party wants to completely control women and potentially kill the ones that end up with life-threatening pregnancies, prevent people from marrying the one they love, destroy democracy and install a king, etc. What do democrats do that's even a fraction as bad as that? And what law do you think Fauci broke he should be arrested for?
Let me use this post as a place to ask a question: Would you want to live for a thousand years?
ChestRockfield comments on Oct 24, 2021:
I have a buddy that has such a horrible case of FOMO that given a continuation of his current state of health, he'd want to live until the heat death of the universe. I can't wrap my brain around that at all..
ChestRockfield replies on Oct 25, 2021:
@skado That's my word for it I guess, but he did say he didn't want to miss anything that might happen, so I don't know how much of a stretch it would be. I don't think that's a possibility according to the theory...
What he said
ChestRockfield comments on Oct 24, 2021:
Same as intelligence. My mom gets mad when I say I wish I was born with Downs, but they seem to have an infinitely better life than me.
ChestRockfield replies on Oct 25, 2021:
@FrayedBear Even if that were true, though I don't know what qualifies you to make that claim, it still wouldn't matter, people want what the other has all the time.
What he said
ChestRockfield comments on Oct 24, 2021:
Same as intelligence. My mom gets mad when I say I wish I was born with Downs, but they seem to have an infinitely better life than me.
ChestRockfield replies on Oct 25, 2021:
@FrayedBear So tell us, oh wise one, what do * all * people with Downs really want most in life?
What he said
ChestRockfield comments on Oct 24, 2021:
Same as intelligence. My mom gets mad when I say I wish I was born with Downs, but they seem to have an infinitely better life than me.
ChestRockfield replies on Oct 25, 2021:
@FrayedBear No, why?
Let me use this post as a place to ask a question: Would you want to live for a thousand years?
barjoe comments on Oct 24, 2021:
I think I would. If I changed my mind, i could always end it.
ChestRockfield replies on Oct 24, 2021:
You can't though. If wanting to be dead translated to being able I kill yourself we wouldn't be talking right now.
Sarkmark: punctuation mark for sarcasm (it could get plenty of use on this site).
ChestRockfield comments on Oct 24, 2021:
I kinda feel like you shouldn't * have * to use special punctuation for sarcasm. If you do that means you're either bad at using it or you're taking to idiots (or both).
ChestRockfield replies on Oct 24, 2021:
@JackPedigo The smart people get a chuckle... Fuck the morons.
Sarkmark: punctuation mark for sarcasm (it could get plenty of use on this site).
ChestRockfield comments on Oct 24, 2021:
I kinda feel like you shouldn't * have * to use special punctuation for sarcasm. If you do that means you're either bad at using it or you're taking to idiots (or both).
ChestRockfield replies on Oct 24, 2021:
@JackPedigo You make a good point, but I have a hard time playing to the lowest common denominator. My comments are generally only for those that can get the sarcasm without the punctuation.
So, I've been gone awhile tending to my professional life while my personal life continues to ...
Fernapple comments on Oct 24, 2021:
Why would percentages matter to someone who is arguing about absolutes anyway ? Though I would not point that out to him, logic is usually met with aggression.
ChestRockfield replies on Oct 24, 2021:
Yeah, I never argue percents on topics like that because they are completely irrelevant. If you're the 1% that gets their autonomy taken away when you need it, I'm sure it feels like it's 100%. Also, it's not any kind of comfort that most of the other women that had their rights taken away didn't * need * the abortion like you did.
[youtu.be] A cop doing his best to protect & serve.
ChestRockfield comments on Oct 16, 2021:
I suppose I'd let a piece of shit cop trade me a get out of ticket free card for the price of a bumper sticker.
ChestRockfield replies on Oct 23, 2021:
@Seriousreason Maybe there was a miscommunication. I said I wouldn't mind if NASCAR events sunk into the ocean, and you said, "I'm sure the feelings mutual." What I thought you meant by that was that Republicans hate me and want me to die so I can't fuck up their idea of America just as much as I hate Republicans and want them to die so they can't fuck up my idea of America. Apparently, that's not what you meant to convey, so I apologize, but please clarify what you did mean to say.
I think people believe god exists because their parents said so.
Triphid comments on Oct 22, 2021:
I tend to think that most children get into religion BECAUSE they know no different and BECAUSE their parents drag them along every Sunday, etc, as babies, toddlers, etc, etc. That way it becomes a kind of in-grain routine and habit, much like any other addiction, that developing mind of the child ...
ChestRockfield replies on Oct 23, 2021:
@Triphid I think addiction generally has a 'despite negative outcomes' aspect to it. Personally, I don't know that I'd classify any rain dancing or some religious beliefs/practices as addiction.
I think people believe god exists because their parents said so.
Triphid comments on Oct 22, 2021:
I tend to think that most children get into religion BECAUSE they know no different and BECAUSE their parents drag them along every Sunday, etc, as babies, toddlers, etc, etc. That way it becomes a kind of in-grain routine and habit, much like any other addiction, that developing mind of the child ...
ChestRockfield replies on Oct 22, 2021:
'Addiction' is interesting wording. If a child was raised to belive you needed to do a dance to make it rain enough to have a good harvest, would that also classify as an addiction?
I've been blocked by someone already.
Trajan61 comments on Oct 20, 2021:
I don’t think you can prevent her from unblocking you but you can always block her. I’ve been blocked a lot on this website as I’m one of the few conservative atheist. Welcome!
ChestRockfield replies on Oct 22, 2021:
@Trajan61 Figured you didn't have any proof. Pulling stuff out of your ass as usual. Just like a Republican to think that isolated anecdotal evidence means anything.
I suspect I'm not the only one here who feels this way:
Julie808 comments on Oct 21, 2021:
Romantic love, definitely not. I have about 4 deal breakers for that. But I can love people as friends as long as they don't spout their republican views too loudly. I can no longer love some of my relatives due to the hateful things they say about people like me. I don't even think they ...
ChestRockfield replies on Oct 21, 2021:
I have disowned almost every single family member for the same reason. I did have one question though. You said they don't realize they are taking about you, but you also said you want to lead by example. Are you not "out" to all of them, or are they just stupid Republicans that can't put two and two together if it's for anything other than fucking over poor people, women, and minorities?
I suspect I'm not the only one here who feels this way:
ChestRockfield comments on Oct 21, 2021:
Nope. I accidentally fucked a Republican once. It was exactly like that scene in Curb your Enthusiasm except I looked up * after * we were already having sex and saw a big poster of George Bush. To be fair, she was my first gf I had back in grade school, and she grew up to be really attractive, so I...
ChestRockfield replies on Oct 21, 2021:
@TheoryNumber3 Where Larry gets a hall pass and was about to sleep with that actress. https://youtu.be/b93-RK-t3vY
I've been blocked by someone already.
Trajan61 comments on Oct 20, 2021:
I don’t think you can prevent her from unblocking you but you can always block her. I’ve been blocked a lot on this website as I’m one of the few conservative atheist. Welcome!
ChestRockfield replies on Oct 21, 2021:
@Trajan61 What neutral site do you know of that refutes any of that information?
I've been blocked by someone already.
Trajan61 comments on Oct 20, 2021:
I don’t think you can prevent her from unblocking you but you can always block her. I’ve been blocked a lot on this website as I’m one of the few conservative atheist. Welcome!
ChestRockfield replies on Oct 21, 2021:
@Trajan61 Ha ha ha. You think conservatives have * rejected * big government? You have to be delusional to still buy that lie that your party wants a tight budget and that fiscal conservatism fosters economic growth and prosperity for all. You probably still believe in trickle-down economics. If you * actually * cared about the things you say you cared about, you'd vote Democrat, as they have historically outperformed Republicans since the Truman administration in every important metric. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/U.S._economic_performance_under_Democratic_and_Republican_presidents#:~:text=Historically%2C%20the%20United%20States%20economy,growth%2C%20and%20stock%20market%20returns. Democrats don't want government to "take care" of everyone so much as guarantee basic human rights and needs. The happiest people in the world live with governments that do that. You are being fooled. The truth is, the reason there are so few conservative atheists is that people who * become * atheist do so because they generally reject bullshit devoid of any supportive evidence, thus, they reject the nonsense lies you were told and bought. I imagine some of you were raised atheist, so you don't have that bullshit detecting/rejecting quality that turns someone atheist, while others are just greedy, stupid, or both.
I've been blocked by someone already.
racocn8 comments on Oct 20, 2021:
I got blocked by Conservative Atheist without any notice. But that's what it takes to keep the bubble intact.
ChestRockfield replies on Oct 21, 2021:
@Scooter65 Not if you're already blocked by them.
I've been blocked by someone already.
Trajan61 comments on Oct 20, 2021:
I don’t think you can prevent her from unblocking you but you can always block her. I’ve been blocked a lot on this website as I’m one of the few conservative atheist. Welcome!
ChestRockfield replies on Oct 20, 2021:
Do you ever wonder why there are so few conservative atheists?
I've been blocked by someone already.
racocn8 comments on Oct 20, 2021:
I got blocked by Conservative Atheist without any notice. But that's what it takes to keep the bubble intact.
ChestRockfield replies on Oct 20, 2021:
Same here. Which sucks, because I still see their shit.
I'm not openly atheist with my parents although I am with virtually everyone else.
DenoPenno comments on Oct 16, 2021:
In America people seem to think they have to have control over a woman's body. That's part of what the abortion issue is. I think women should have control over their own bodies just like men do with theirs. Abortion is not a light issue but it is not birth control either. They have pills for birth ...
ChestRockfield replies on Oct 20, 2021:
@Triphid I'm glad * someone * else read that thread. I think * everyone * should know what a horrible person he is.
These 12 are good, however, there is at least one more: 13.
p-nullifidian comments on Oct 17, 2021:
Indeed! Unfettered by political, physical or even circumstantial barriers. Polling places should be plentiful and accessible, and we should vote on Sunday like many other nations do.
ChestRockfield replies on Oct 19, 2021:
@p-nullifidian No doubt. We can't even pass legislation that most politicians would sponsor if it came from their party and is supported by 75% of the population. While there may be a way to use blockchain technology to create a secure voting system in the future.
Marjorie Taylor Greene Panics as Georgia Republicans are Refusing to Vote Freshman congresswoman ...
ChestRockfield comments on Oct 19, 2021:
Is it just me or does it look like that bitch is holding a Mr. Potato Head mouth in front of her mouth?
ChestRockfield replies on Oct 19, 2021:
If you say so...
These 12 are good, however, there is at least one more: 13.
LucyLoohoo comments on Oct 17, 2021:
Might I suggest another one? Every student in every school should learn the mechanics by which our government works. They should learn how voting systems work It's called CIVICS and we're seeing the results of the ignorance caused when States dropped that requirement.
ChestRockfield replies on Oct 19, 2021:
@HippieChick58 Don't know what you meant by 'it' in it will happen. We will continue to have children? Sure, for now. Soon things will start to get worse at an exponential rate. The worse it gets like greater the likelihood people will factor it in to their decision and fewer people will have them. I imagine it will start in areas of the world where they are worse off economically, and in areas most hit by climate change that will cause either droughts, floods, mass migration, food shortages, spikes in disease transmission, and a host of other terrible inevitable consequences.
I'm not openly atheist with my parents although I am with virtually everyone else.
DenoPenno comments on Oct 16, 2021:
In America people seem to think they have to have control over a woman's body. That's part of what the abortion issue is. I think women should have control over their own bodies just like men do with theirs. Abortion is not a light issue but it is not birth control either. They have pills for birth ...
ChestRockfield replies on Oct 19, 2021:
@FrayedBear Are you senile? I never said masks don't work * when I wasn't saying it in an obviously facetious way to make fun of dumb fuckin' anti-maskers. *
I'm not openly atheist with my parents although I am with virtually everyone else.
DenoPenno comments on Oct 16, 2021:
In America people seem to think they have to have control over a woman's body. That's part of what the abortion issue is. I think women should have control over their own bodies just like men do with theirs. Abortion is not a light issue but it is not birth control either. They have pills for birth ...
ChestRockfield replies on Oct 19, 2021:
@FrayedBear Where do you come up with this nonsense? 1. I would be fine being either. I'd also be proud to walk women into abortion clinics and defend them from pieces of shit like you. 2. I would love to be comforting to a woman in pain, and would prefer that if a woman wished a pregnancy was mine that it was one she aborted instead of one she carried to term. Children are awful; sometimes they grow up to be cunts like you, and who wants to risk that? 3. Abortion doesn't cause cancer you twit. And your story doesn't make any fucking sense. She had 13 abortions, but she tries to trap men by having their babies? Doesn't really add up. There is one thing you could answer for us though, is being insanely stupid, physically painful in any way?
These 12 are good, however, there is at least one more: 13.
LucyLoohoo comments on Oct 17, 2021:
Might I suggest another one? Every student in every school should learn the mechanics by which our government works. They should learn how voting systems work It's called CIVICS and we're seeing the results of the ignorance caused when States dropped that requirement.
ChestRockfield replies on Oct 19, 2021:
@LucyLoohoo As in not have any more kids and let the human race die off so we don't continue to kill all other life on the planet the way we have been since we started being so terrible.
These 12 are good, however, there is at least one more: 13.
p-nullifidian comments on Oct 17, 2021:
Indeed! Unfettered by political, physical or even circumstantial barriers. Polling places should be plentiful and accessible, and we should vote on Sunday like many other nations do.
ChestRockfield replies on Oct 19, 2021:
@mcgeo52 Yup, I'm a man of my word. You win.
These 12 are good, however, there is at least one more: 13.
LucyLoohoo comments on Oct 17, 2021:
Might I suggest another one? Every student in every school should learn the mechanics by which our government works. They should learn how voting systems work It's called CIVICS and we're seeing the results of the ignorance caused when States dropped that requirement.
ChestRockfield replies on Oct 18, 2021:
@HippieChick58 Should there really be future generations at this point? The Earth is going to shit. We've destroyed it; and making more children only makes it worse. We had a good run, humans, let's take a knee and run out the clock.
These 12 are good, however, there is at least one more: 13.
LucyLoohoo comments on Oct 17, 2021:
Might I suggest another one? Every student in every school should learn the mechanics by which our government works. They should learn how voting systems work It's called CIVICS and we're seeing the results of the ignorance caused when States dropped that requirement.
ChestRockfield replies on Oct 18, 2021:
@LucyLoohoo None, you're right about that. But if you teach it gradually, every year, maybe they won't end up dumb fucks like their parents.
These 12 are good, however, there is at least one more: 13.
p-nullifidian comments on Oct 17, 2021:
Indeed! Unfettered by political, physical or even circumstantial barriers. Polling places should be plentiful and accessible, and we should vote on Sunday like many other nations do.
ChestRockfield replies on Oct 18, 2021:
@mcgeo52 That's the problem, you are saying properly run, and I don't belive we have a properly running election system because there may be millions of people who want to vote but can't for a multitude of reasons that a properly built electronic system could fix. As for wire transfer fraud, that's not really applicable. You're taking about hacking an automated system, not tricking people into sending money to the wrong person. The equivalent would be hacking a bank and transferring money into your account. Show me where that has happened and I'll concede.
These 12 are good, however, there is at least one more: 13.
p-nullifidian comments on Oct 17, 2021:
Indeed! Unfettered by political, physical or even circumstantial barriers. Polling places should be plentiful and accessible, and we should vote on Sunday like many other nations do.
ChestRockfield replies on Oct 18, 2021:
@mcgeo52 Ignoring the constitutional problems, it's hard for me to imagine that every major financial institution in the world conducts trillions of dollars of business digitally of it's so insecure it's as bad as the potential for hanging chad and torn ballots. Unless you have some evidence (which couldn't exist because the government hasn't attempted to build a secure digital voting system) I don't think there's anything you could theorize that would make me believe you're right on this one.
[youtu.be] A cop doing his best to protect & serve.
ChestRockfield comments on Oct 16, 2021:
I suppose I'd let a piece of shit cop trade me a get out of ticket free card for the price of a bumper sticker.
ChestRockfield replies on Oct 18, 2021:
@Seriousreason Of course they want me to die, too. There's a big difference between those two things though. It's like the difference between hating racists and hating black people. There's a lot of people that are too stupid to realize the difference between those things.
I'm not openly atheist with my parents although I am with virtually everyone else.
DenoPenno comments on Oct 16, 2021:
In America people seem to think they have to have control over a woman's body. That's part of what the abortion issue is. I think women should have control over their own bodies just like men do with theirs. Abortion is not a light issue but it is not birth control either. They have pills for birth ...
ChestRockfield replies on Oct 18, 2021:
@FrayedBear Well, you're just a fuckin' idiot if you think I'm the illogical one. Coming from the guy that jumped from argument to argument, each more ridiculous than the last, suggesting women can maintain complete control their bodies by: "keeping their knees together" forgetting that rape exists "having their tubes tied" even though they'd have to do that at an insanely young age to guarantee prevention (youngest person to ever give birth was 5 years 7 months, so you're suggesting an elective reproductive surgery at 4 years old https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lina_Medina) and they could still get raped and impregnated if they ever had it reversed to start a family "making sure Plan B exists" even though women in captivity don't have access to it Just rereading what you wrote makes me think you're that much more of an asshole. I hope the women in your life know what a total fucking piece of shit you are.
How many times a month, do you as an agnostic, answer to a point of an argument or to a direct ...
ChestRockfield comments on Oct 13, 2021:
I say 'I don't know' all the time as an agnostic atheist, but I don't know how related to my beliefs about religion it is. I think it has more to do with my desire to not be wrong. If I don't know something, I either say I don't know when asked directly, or simply keep my mouth shut if I wasn't (no ...
ChestRockfield replies on Oct 18, 2021:
@Mcflewster There's a couple of titles similar by Nord and Peakock... I assumed this was something you already did...
Those who know me know how passionate I am about the Death with Dignity program (now in 11 states).
ChestRockfield comments on Oct 17, 2021:
It's insane to me that, for SO MANY REASONS, we don't assist suicide everywhere.
ChestRockfield replies on Oct 18, 2021:
@JackPedigo I'm a nurse. I see that shit constantly. At least a couple times a week I say (under my breath or to one of the coworkers I trust) "Why the fuck are we doing a biopsy on this patient? They're X years old, bed bound, and can't even consent for themselves; what are they going to do, get chemo and surgery?"
These 12 are good, however, there is at least one more: 13.
p-nullifidian comments on Oct 17, 2021:
Indeed! Unfettered by political, physical or even circumstantial barriers. Polling places should be plentiful and accessible, and we should vote on Sunday like many other nations do.
ChestRockfield replies on Oct 18, 2021:
@p-nullifidian Those are all really good points. America has outgrown its constitution in so many ways. Unfortunately, the Republicans think one of them is that the constitution doesn't allow for a king...
Weekend Update: Chris Redd on What’s Really Important - SNL [youtube.]
ChestRockfield comments on Oct 18, 2021:
Wait, was that Feb, 2020 clip scripted?!?
ChestRockfield replies on Oct 18, 2021:
@Charlene I know, I'm asking if what he said was scripted...
I'm not openly atheist with my parents although I am with virtually everyone else.
DenoPenno comments on Oct 16, 2021:
In America people seem to think they have to have control over a woman's body. That's part of what the abortion issue is. I think women should have control over their own bodies just like men do with theirs. Abortion is not a light issue but it is not birth control either. They have pills for birth ...
ChestRockfield replies on Oct 18, 2021:
@FrayedBear False accusation? What the fuck are you talking about? I never brought up the morning after pill because it's irrelevant to the discussion. You seem to think its existence is a reason to deny a woman who was held captive and repeatedly raped an abortion though which is why * you * mentioned it. And * you * thinking it's murder is also irrelevant. It's not your body and you're not the one attached to that tiny soccer player. You already admitted that the soccer player has no rights to your body and have been unable to detail a sufficient difference between a fetus and the soccer player, so you've already conceded the argument.
I found a documentary that I'd appreciate feedback on.
ChestRockfield comments on Oct 17, 2021:
I have a long analogy about not peeing in the pool even if other people do it simply because it's not the right thing to do. Then you realize that a neighboring town of rich people is paying to run a pipeline for all of their urine to dump into your pool. What we as individuals do is completely ...
ChestRockfield replies on Oct 18, 2021:
@Robecology The reason I'm not with the love of my life is because I didn't want kids, so there's really no chance I'm going to find someone else and change my mind.
I'm not openly atheist with my parents although I am with virtually everyone else.
DenoPenno comments on Oct 16, 2021:
In America people seem to think they have to have control over a woman's body. That's part of what the abortion issue is. I think women should have control over their own bodies just like men do with theirs. Abortion is not a light issue but it is not birth control either. They have pills for birth ...
ChestRockfield replies on Oct 18, 2021:
@FrayedBear You didn't ask a question. You just said some horrible shit about women.
I'm not openly atheist with my parents although I am with virtually everyone else.
DenoPenno comments on Oct 16, 2021:
In America people seem to think they have to have control over a woman's body. That's part of what the abortion issue is. I think women should have control over their own bodies just like men do with theirs. Abortion is not a light issue but it is not birth control either. They have pills for birth ...
ChestRockfield replies on Oct 18, 2021:
@FrayedBear I'll be sure to tell women like Amanda Berry that some asshole in Australia thinks that she should have gotten a gigantic supply of the morning after pill so she could take one every day for the rape she endured the day before while she was chained up in a basement in Cleveland. And how the fuck am I a misandrist? The only thing I said about a group of men was rapists. Are you actually * defending * rapists??
How many times a month, do you as an agnostic, answer to a point of an argument or to a direct ...
ChestRockfield comments on Oct 13, 2021:
I say 'I don't know' all the time as an agnostic atheist, but I don't know how related to my beliefs about religion it is. I think it has more to do with my desire to not be wrong. If I don't know something, I either say I don't know when asked directly, or simply keep my mouth shut if I wasn't (no ...
ChestRockfield replies on Oct 18, 2021:
@Mcflewster Apparently I can't access Amazon UK from the US... Can you just tell me what it is? Is it basically Sam Harris' argument?
These 12 are good, however, there is at least one more: 13.
p-nullifidian comments on Oct 17, 2021:
Indeed! Unfettered by political, physical or even circumstantial barriers. Polling places should be plentiful and accessible, and we should vote on Sunday like many other nations do.
ChestRockfield replies on Oct 18, 2021:
@mcgeo52 So you're telling me you think it's impossible for the US Government to create a secure online voting system? Give me a break. If they could secure trillions of dollars a year in electronic financial transactions they * could * have secure electronic voting.
Nutritious yet filling. .
bobwjr comments on Oct 17, 2021:
Needs mayo
ChestRockfield replies on Oct 18, 2021:
Mayo? You've had mayo and banana sandwiches?
Nutritious yet filling. .
Lorajay comments on Oct 17, 2021:
Needs mayo and peanut butter
ChestRockfield replies on Oct 18, 2021:
Mayo? You've had mayo and banana sandwiches?
I'm not openly atheist with my parents although I am with virtually everyone else.
DenoPenno comments on Oct 16, 2021:
In America people seem to think they have to have control over a woman's body. That's part of what the abortion issue is. I think women should have control over their own bodies just like men do with theirs. Abortion is not a light issue but it is not birth control either. They have pills for birth ...
ChestRockfield replies on Oct 18, 2021:
@FrayedBear MY argument is arrogant?!? You realize 11 year old girls have gotten raped and impregnated, right? So you're suggesting that 10 year old girls, who don't even have the legal capacity to consent for an elective surgery, should all know what rape and pregnancy are, understand the ramifications of the law that some misogynistic asshole thought up, and preemptively have a tubal ligation she'll hopefully be able to undo if/when she wants to have a baby, just in case she gets raped? Oh, but wait, say she does all that to appease you (even though I doubt you could even find a doctor that would perform that surgery on a child or even teenager) and after she gets the surgery undone gets raped and impregnated, then what? Dumbest fucking argument I've ever heard in my entire life. Notice how you didn't say rapists should get a vasectomy if they don't want their rape victims to abort their precious fetuses. You are the most ridiculously misogynistic person I've ever talked to.
I'm not openly atheist with my parents although I am with virtually everyone else.
DenoPenno comments on Oct 16, 2021:
In America people seem to think they have to have control over a woman's body. That's part of what the abortion issue is. I think women should have control over their own bodies just like men do with theirs. Abortion is not a light issue but it is not birth control either. They have pills for birth ...
ChestRockfield replies on Oct 18, 2021:
@FrayedBear The frequency is irrelevant. If you ban it for all like you want, you ban it for the ones that were raped. You can't get around that. So, for the 4th time, does the soccer player have rights to your body?
These 12 are good, however, there is at least one more: 13.
p-nullifidian comments on Oct 17, 2021:
Indeed! Unfettered by political, physical or even circumstantial barriers. Polling places should be plentiful and accessible, and we should vote on Sunday like many other nations do.
ChestRockfield replies on Oct 18, 2021:
@mcgeo52 Who cares about a paper record when there's a digital record? It's good enough for the trillions of dollars a year we transfer to each other without paper checks anymore, but it wouldn't be good enough for something millions of people don't even give enough of a shit about to do? Come on...
Should we dance on the graves of black people who died from COVID?
ChestRockfield comments on Oct 16, 2021:
Anytime you try to compare a modifiable trait to a non-modifiable trait, you're setting yourself up for failure. Being a Republican is part of the root cause of the problem whereas being black isn't (even if there's some correlation). Of course, if you don't even understand a principle as basic as...
ChestRockfield replies on Oct 17, 2021:
@TheInterlooper Even if everyone knew you were horribly imprecise with your words AND we all assumed you meant "anti-vaxxers who happened to be black" it still doesn't change the other important factors at play here which @Gwendolyn2018 did an excellent job of detailing for us.
How many times a month, do you as an agnostic, answer to a point of an argument or to a direct ...
ChestRockfield comments on Oct 13, 2021:
I say 'I don't know' all the time as an agnostic atheist, but I don't know how related to my beliefs about religion it is. I think it has more to do with my desire to not be wrong. If I don't know something, I either say I don't know when asked directly, or simply keep my mouth shut if I wasn't (no ...
ChestRockfield replies on Oct 17, 2021:
@Mcflewster So I tried Googling it, but couldn't find what I assume you wanted me to find. Just stuff about how to use it in a sentence or good questions for the game Truth or Dare. Can you just link what you're taking about?
Those who know me know how passionate I am about the Death with Dignity program (now in 11 states).
ChestRockfield comments on Oct 17, 2021:
It's insane to me that, for SO MANY REASONS, we don't assist suicide everywhere.
ChestRockfield replies on Oct 17, 2021:
@JackPedigo Insurance companies seem pretty powerful, and it seems like they could save a ton of money on treatments and meds if their customers died before getting too far along in the actively dying process...
No mushroom cloud?....
phxbillcee comments on Oct 6, 2021:
Still has that dangling dick in the far SouthEast...
ChestRockfield replies on Oct 17, 2021:
@Donna_I Yeah, that bus ride to the resorts, especially on the way to Negril, are pretty rough. But if you think about the fact that the money you spend and the tips you give while there mean a lot to them, it helps.
Does a spiritual but not religious person say grace?
mischl comments on Oct 1, 2021:
I define spirituality as being in touch with one's own human spirit. It's another term for describing the "inner mind" which has knowledge and powers unknown to most people. It has nothing to do with gods, beliefs, angels, and all that other religious bullshit.
ChestRockfield replies on Oct 17, 2021:
@mischl Don't try to ruin my hilarious joke by pretending not to get it so I have to explain it to you.
[youtu.be] A cop doing his best to protect & serve.
ChestRockfield comments on Oct 16, 2021:
I suppose I'd let a piece of shit cop trade me a get out of ticket free card for the price of a bumper sticker.
ChestRockfield replies on Oct 17, 2021:
@Seriousreason Wouldn't mind if NASCAR events sunk into the ocean...
What does it mean to be Pro-choice?
BD66 comments on Oct 17, 2021:
You can be pro-choice for the first 24 weeks and pro-life for the last 16 weeks.
ChestRockfield replies on Oct 17, 2021:
@BD66 "Pro-choice with limits" doesn't seem right to me. I think it borrows too heavily from "pro-choice" when in some instances it's anything but. To me that's like fighting for equality... for most people. Maybe it should be "anti-choice with exceptions" or "pro-life with limits" then?
These 12 are good, however, there is at least one more: 13.
LucyLoohoo comments on Oct 17, 2021:
Might I suggest another one? Every student in every school should learn the mechanics by which our government works. They should learn how voting systems work It's called CIVICS and we're seeing the results of the ignorance caused when States dropped that requirement.
ChestRockfield replies on Oct 17, 2021:
I think logic courses should be mandatory, too.
These 12 are good, however, there is at least one more: 13.
p-nullifidian comments on Oct 17, 2021:
Indeed! Unfettered by political, physical or even circumstantial barriers. Polling places should be plentiful and accessible, and we should vote on Sunday like many other nations do.
ChestRockfield replies on Oct 17, 2021:
OOORRRRRRRRRR... We can just make it a national holiday AND allow people to vote electronically from their phones, or tablets available at every government building. The US Government trusts security protocols on phones and their websites with trillions of dollars of transactions, yet we don't think they could write a secure program for voting? No recounts, no damaged or lost ballots, no hanging chad, no alignment issues, few if any transportation issues, no mail issues, no varying cutoff time issues, no identification issues, no wait time issues, nothing. And while we're at it, we can get rid of the EC and all the bullshit that goes along with it. One person, every person, one vote, period.
What does it mean to be Pro-choice?
BD66 comments on Oct 17, 2021:
You can be pro-choice for the first 24 weeks and pro-life for the last 16 weeks.
ChestRockfield replies on Oct 17, 2021:
@BD66 The numbers are the numbers, that's fine. * (Just because almost everyone agrees on something doesn't mean they're right.) * Just trying to see why people would say they are pro-choice when they support limiting access to abortion. Is it simply because we don't have a well-known phrase for the middle ground where people support not letting women have full control over their bodies? Maybe the 66-80% should be classified at limited-choice or quasi-choice?
Does a spiritual but not religious person say grace?
PadraicM comments on Oct 1, 2021:
Hard to label that one. I have pagan friends who pray to several deities, but are not part of any religion, so they would say they are not religious. THey also say they are spiritual. It is probably in how she sees the line between praying and religious. If there is not a specific religion, then she...
ChestRockfield replies on Oct 17, 2021:
@PadraicM Yes, but if they feel they need to communicate with said deities through prayer * for whatever end result that communication is supposed to bring about * it seems pretty dogmatic...
What does it mean to be Pro-choice?
BD66 comments on Oct 17, 2021:
You can be pro-choice for the first 24 weeks and pro-life for the last 16 weeks.
ChestRockfield replies on Oct 17, 2021:
@BD66 You're still talking about costs and setting policy. That is not what I'm interested in here. Debating the merits of abortion and varying gestational points was not the goal of this question. I'd be more than happy to do that if you'd like, but for this thread, I'm looking to find out how people think the term pro-choice should be defined and if it's fair to still include yourself in that group if you believe in restricting women's access to abortion.
I'm not openly atheist with my parents although I am with virtually everyone else.
DenoPenno comments on Oct 16, 2021:
In America people seem to think they have to have control over a woman's body. That's part of what the abortion issue is. I think women should have control over their own bodies just like men do with theirs. Abortion is not a light issue but it is not birth control either. They have pills for birth ...
ChestRockfield replies on Oct 17, 2021:
@FrayedBear Exactly, and being forced to provide for a fetus you didn't want in a parasitic relationship for 9 months would be like getting raped continuously for 9 months and may be worse than the one day of rape for some women. Thank you for proving my point for me. Your second comment proves my point, too. Maybe if the man courted the woman and asked her to sleep with him she would have. But he didn't. He raped her. Which just like the soccer player was against the will of the host, so it doesn't matter if they * would * have consented if asked. All that matters is that they didn't ask. So, again, does the soccer player have rights to your body in the given scenario? Why won't you answer yes or no? Is it because you know you can't answer without dismantling your abortion argument? (Spoiler: it is.)
Does a spiritual but not religious person say grace?
mischl comments on Oct 1, 2021:
I define spirituality as being in touch with one's own human spirit. It's another term for describing the "inner mind" which has knowledge and powers unknown to most people. It has nothing to do with gods, beliefs, angels, and all that other religious bullshit.
ChestRockfield replies on Oct 17, 2021:
@mischl So I guess I'd be the first one then. 😝
Does a spiritual but not religious person say grace?
mischl comments on Oct 1, 2021:
I define spirituality as being in touch with one's own human spirit. It's another term for describing the "inner mind" which has knowledge and powers unknown to most people. It has nothing to do with gods, beliefs, angels, and all that other religious bullshit.
ChestRockfield replies on Oct 17, 2021:
@mischl To be fair, though, apparently you * are * selling the books... Original Zen: Calm Within https://www.amazon.com/dp/1980973334/ref=cm_sw_r_awdo_navT_g_CKSNVPJ5CP09V0GN09YG
Does a spiritual but not religious person say grace?
mischl comments on Oct 1, 2021:
I define spirituality as being in touch with one's own human spirit. It's another term for describing the "inner mind" which has knowledge and powers unknown to most people. It has nothing to do with gods, beliefs, angels, and all that other religious bullshit.
ChestRockfield replies on Oct 17, 2021:
@mischl I never said the objective of getting other people to believe was personal gain, nor did I say you were trying to sell books. There were no judgments in my questions at all. (I guess I could have used a different word than 'buy' but I have 'bought' digital versions of things for $0.00 that show up in my 'purchased items' library.) I don't know where you published or if you're even charging anything for it. For all I know it could be self-published and available for free on e-readers. That said, the question still stands, if you're not trying to get people to believe what you've "discovered to be true" (or to the rest of us 'what you believe' ) then why write it down and share it in * any * manner?
Does a spiritual but not religious person say grace?
mischl comments on Oct 1, 2021:
I define spirituality as being in touch with one's own human spirit. It's another term for describing the "inner mind" which has knowledge and powers unknown to most people. It has nothing to do with gods, beliefs, angels, and all that other religious bullshit.
ChestRockfield replies on Oct 17, 2021:
@mischl "There's a BIG difference between my discovering something and documenting it versus trying to get other people to believe it." If you're not trying to get other people to believe it, why did you write it down and publish it then? Did you expect people to buy your book, read it, and * not * believe it?
I'm not openly atheist with my parents although I am with virtually everyone else.
DenoPenno comments on Oct 16, 2021:
In America people seem to think they have to have control over a woman's body. That's part of what the abortion issue is. I think women should have control over their own bodies just like men do with theirs. Abortion is not a light issue but it is not birth control either. They have pills for birth ...
ChestRockfield replies on Oct 17, 2021:
@FrayedBear The percent is irrelevant if you're the one whose choice is taken away. My logic is not faulty. Explain how if you think it is. Also, I'm not saying the crime justifies an illegality, I'm saying that abortion shouldn't be illegal in any case whatsoever because nothing else should have a higher claim to one's body than they do. And you STILL haven't answered the question, if you woke up surgically attached to someone who needed to stay connected to you for months to be able to live, would you be obligated to stay connected to them?
What does it mean to be Pro-choice?
BD66 comments on Oct 17, 2021:
You can be pro-choice for the first 24 weeks and pro-life for the last 16 weeks.
ChestRockfield replies on Oct 17, 2021:
@BD66 I'm not really asking about costs or a way to evaluate what one should do based on said costs. I'm only asking if one should be considered pro-choice if the policies they vote for or inact take choice away from women. Also, the rarity of the case is irrelevant, if your daughter was the one in a million whose choice was taken away, the other 999,999 wouldn't really matter to you.
Does a spiritual but not religious person say grace?
PadraicM comments on Oct 1, 2021:
Hard to label that one. I have pagan friends who pray to several deities, but are not part of any religion, so they would say they are not religious. THey also say they are spiritual. It is probably in how she sees the line between praying and religious. If there is not a specific religion, then she...
ChestRockfield replies on Oct 17, 2021:
Isn't the need for prayer, dogma?
Does a spiritual but not religious person say grace?
Heavykevy1985 comments on Oct 1, 2021:
You can always give praise to the farmers and ranchers that allowed you to have a sumptuous feast and the cook who prepared it.
ChestRockfield replies on Oct 17, 2021:
At your dinner table? Where they can't hear you?
Does a spiritual but not religious person say grace?
mischl comments on Oct 1, 2021:
I define spirituality as being in touch with one's own human spirit. It's another term for describing the "inner mind" which has knowledge and powers unknown to most people. It has nothing to do with gods, beliefs, angels, and all that other religious bullshit.
ChestRockfield replies on Oct 17, 2021:
@Triphid I use my own name. I probably shouldn't. The thing I kept thinking during this exchange was that if one isn't trying to convince anyone of their own beliefs, why would they write them down and publish them?
Does a spiritual but not religious person say grace?
SnowyOwl comments on Oct 2, 2021:
If someone wants to give thanks for their food then they should thank the farmer who grew it, harvested it and cooked it. Probably at least one of the people in that food chain was named Jesus - De Nada.
ChestRockfield replies on Oct 17, 2021:
@LizZyG But it doesn't help them... isn't that an empty gesture at that point? Isn't that like giving someone thoughts and prayers?
Does a spiritual but not religious person say grace?
creative51 comments on Oct 3, 2021:
Spiritual but not religious can mean anything you want it to. When it comes to the multiple variations on belief systems (and being either an agnostic or an atheist is a form of a belief system), book definitions can not address the nuances of what people actually think. What is spiritual but not ...
ChestRockfield replies on Oct 17, 2021:
Agree with most of what your said, however, being agnostic or atheist is not a belief system, it's a descriptive term for a lack of a [specific] belief.
What does it mean to be Pro-choice?
BD66 comments on Oct 17, 2021:
You can be pro-choice for the first 24 weeks and pro-life for the last 16 weeks.
ChestRockfield replies on Oct 17, 2021:
You don't think having that time restriction would invalidate the claim of being pro-choice? Let's say a 16 year-old girl was abducted, locked up in a basement, repeatedly raped, and impregnated. In her 28th week of gestation, she escapes and in an attempt to get control of her life back she seeks an abortion, but your vote was the deciding vote to make it illegal for her to get one because she didn't escape a month earlier. You think you could still be considered pro-choice at that point? What if the "abortion" clinics in a rural area intentionally lie to women in various ways like pretending she can schedule her abortion, but claiming they can't do it yet for * her * safety because she has a fever or infection. Then they string her along until after 24 weeks at which point they tell her it's too late. This means that the restriction you helped to impose actually functioned as a ban or pro-life measure. Would you still consider yourself to be pro-choice? https://nwhn.org/expect-need-pregnancy-abortion-help/
What does it mean to be Pro-choice?
Paul4747 comments on Oct 17, 2021:
Too vague of a poll. Personally, I support complete choice up to the beginning of the 3rd trimester, after that I feel it should only be for the health of the mother; but I am 100% pro-choice because no matter what I think, I can't make that call for someone else. So, how does that fit into your ...
ChestRockfield replies on Oct 17, 2021:
If you believe it would be nice if pregnant women didn't get an abortion in the third trimester unless their life was in danger, but wouldn't ever impose that restriction on them leaving them to chose what's right for them always, then you would be option 1, "Women always have the choice. Period."
Should we dance on the graves of black people who died from COVID?
nogod4me comments on Oct 16, 2021:
It depends upon the Republican who died. I'm sure many would have danced on Trump 's grave if he had died from the disease he had called a hoax.
ChestRockfield replies on Oct 17, 2021:
That would have been really funny, but I'd dance on that motherfucker's grave no matter what he died of.
Should we dance on the graves of black people who died from COVID?
racocn8 comments on Oct 16, 2021:
Those that celebrate the deaths of Republicans understand that their anti-vaccine stance comes from political obstruction along with some Christian hatred of science. Black vaccine hesitance derives from centuries of using Blacks as unknowing medical subjects in unethical research. Motive, ...
ChestRockfield replies on Oct 17, 2021:
@Storm1752 Yes, but the OP is trying to make it sound like "black people" is synonymous with "anti-vaxxer" the same way "Republican" is, which is completely baseless. Only 56% of Republicans have had at least one dose of the vaccine (but all support people who are actively anti-vax), whereas 90% of Democrats have. Compare that to African-Americans making up 11% of the vaccinations and 12% of the population and "whites" making up 60% of vaccinations and 61% of the population. Basically, what he's insinuating is compete bullshit... https://www.kff.org/coronavirus-covid-19/issue-brief/latest-data-on-covid-19-vaccinations-by-race-ethnicity/ https://www.usnews.com/news/health-news/articles/2021-09-29/poll-a-majority-of-republicans-say-they-are-vaccinated
[youtu.be] A cop doing his best to protect & serve.
ChestRockfield comments on Oct 16, 2021:
I suppose I'd let a piece of shit cop trade me a get out of ticket free card for the price of a bumper sticker.
ChestRockfield replies on Oct 17, 2021:
@Seriousreason I don't know what your comment means. Are you taking about Brandon Tate-Brown who was shot by police?
What does it mean to be Pro-choice?
barjoe comments on Oct 17, 2021:
I would vote No. You can't put restrictions on abortion and still be pro choice. Of course that wasn't on the "ballot".
ChestRockfield replies on Oct 17, 2021:
Women always have the choice would mean no restrictions...
Should we dance on the graves of black people who died from COVID?
ChestRockfield comments on Oct 16, 2021:
Anytime you try to compare a modifiable trait to a non-modifiable trait, you're setting yourself up for failure. Being a Republican is part of the root cause of the problem whereas being black isn't (even if there's some correlation). Of course, if you don't even understand a principle as basic as...
ChestRockfield replies on Oct 17, 2021:
@TheInterlooper Yes you did, you said "black people" not "anti-vaxxers who happen to be black". Your grown-up ass isn't smart enough to know the difference between those?
I'm not openly atheist with my parents although I am with virtually everyone else.
DenoPenno comments on Oct 16, 2021:
In America people seem to think they have to have control over a woman's body. That's part of what the abortion issue is. I think women should have control over their own bodies just like men do with theirs. Abortion is not a light issue but it is not birth control either. They have pills for birth ...
ChestRockfield replies on Oct 17, 2021:
@FrayedBear Except for when it's not, like the woman was raped. Either way, the FETUS doesn't have a higher claim to her body than she does. We've already argued about this, and you already failed to answer my objections claiming you needed sleep or some shit; everyone knew you just couldn't refute what I was saying, so I don't know why you'd start the same fucking argument with me again. But here goes, let's see if you bitch out again... You awaken after a drunken night out to find yourself in bed with a famous soccer player. He has a fatal blood infection, and his fan club has discovered that you have the right antibodies to cure him. They have kidnapped you, and connected your blood supplies together so your immune system can fight his infection. If he's surgically disconnected from you he will die, but if he stays connected to you for 9 months before being separated, he will live. Does the soccer player have rights to your body making you obliged to stay connected to him for 9 months regardless of what you want? This scenario is fundamentally identical to a rape/ pregnancy in regards to forcing a woman to carry the rapist's baby to term. Do you believe that the soccer player has a claim to your body?
I'm not openly atheist with my parents although I am with virtually everyone else.
DenoPenno comments on Oct 16, 2021:
In America people seem to think they have to have control over a woman's body. That's part of what the abortion issue is. I think women should have control over their own bodies just like men do with theirs. Abortion is not a light issue but it is not birth control either. They have pills for birth ...
ChestRockfield replies on Oct 16, 2021:
I think you're playing into one of the religious right's taking points by saying, "it is not birth control". Either way, though, I don't know how you'd put limitations on it to prevent its use "as birth control" and still be pro-choice...
No mushroom cloud?....
ChestRockfield comments on Oct 6, 2021:
I've always hated Texas and a majority of Texans.
ChestRockfield replies on Oct 16, 2021:
Ha ha ha, that bitch blocked me because I pointed out how ridiculous and childish he was being. Good riddance.
No mushroom cloud?....
ChestRockfield comments on Oct 6, 2021:
I've always hated Texas and a majority of Texans.
ChestRockfield replies on Oct 15, 2021:
@of-the-mountain You're ridiculous. You're going to spend all this time responding, claim that there's tons of evidence readily available, insinuate that you want people to see the light, but when someone asks you sincerely to provide this evidence you claim to have, you then say it's not your purpose to help anyone see it. You're like a little kid on a playground who claims he knows what a dirty word means, but when asked to explain says, "Well, if you don't know * I'm * not going to tell you..." What are you like fuckin' 80 years old? You still haven't outgrown that childish shit? Pathetic.
No mushroom cloud?....
phxbillcee comments on Oct 6, 2021:
Still has that dangling dick in the far SouthEast...
ChestRockfield replies on Oct 15, 2021:
@Donna_I Jamaica isn't populated with a majority of Trump supporters? You can vacation in Jamaica for about half the price of Florida?
No mushroom cloud?....
ChestRockfield comments on Oct 6, 2021:
I've always hated Texas and a majority of Texans.
ChestRockfield replies on Oct 15, 2021:
@of-the-mountain So if it's right in front of us, show us the evidence...
No mushroom cloud?....
phxbillcee comments on Oct 6, 2021:
Still has that dangling dick in the far SouthEast...
ChestRockfield replies on Oct 15, 2021:
@Donna_I Just go to Jamaica...
No mushroom cloud?....
ChestRockfield comments on Oct 6, 2021:
I've always hated Texas and a majority of Texans.
ChestRockfield replies on Oct 15, 2021:
@of-the-mountain So you're suggesting that some individual or secret cabal is augmenting election results (just in Texas or everywhere, BTW?) but that they also allow both Democrats and Republicans (and occasionally Independents) to win elections? That doesn't make any logical sense. And also that independent polling numbers correlate to election results, even though if they changed the results of the election away from the VAST MAJORITY you claimed the polls wouldn't match up at all? I can get on board with the * possibility * of some conspiracy theories, but not any that are completely illogical.
No mushroom cloud?....
ChestRockfield comments on Oct 6, 2021:
I've always hated Texas and a majority of Texans.
ChestRockfield replies on Oct 15, 2021:
@of-the-mountain I didn't get any of that information from the news media. What are you taking about? If you can prove I'm wrong about my numbers, please do. I don't * like * being wrong, but at least when it's pointed out to me I can amend my position so I can start being right.
No mushroom cloud?....
ChestRockfield comments on Oct 6, 2021:
I've always hated Texas and a majority of Texans.
ChestRockfield replies on Oct 14, 2021:
@of-the-mountain Vast majority? Don't buy that. About 800,000 more people didn't vote for Biden than did, so it's hard for me to imagine that the 3 million adults that didn't vote are all purged instead of lazy, but even if they were, and they all would have voted Biden, that's still only 8 million Biden to 6 million non-Biden, that's only 57% and based on some huge ifs. My money is on Texas and Texans being piles of shit.
With what is going on in Texas, it makes me wonder if society of this country sees women as property...
FrayedBear comments on Oct 10, 2021:
Why? Gentle gender? They've been driving the barbaric practice of circumcision of men for long time. They are responsible for 50% or more of so called domestic violence. They are in most cases responsible for their pregnancies.
ChestRockfield replies on Oct 14, 2021:
@FrayedBear Ha ha ha ha. Everyone here knows none of that is the reason you're not responding to my comments. The only reason is that you do not have a logical rebuttal.
With what is going on in Texas, it makes me wonder if society of this country sees women as property...
FrayedBear comments on Oct 10, 2021:
Why? Gentle gender? They've been driving the barbaric practice of circumcision of men for long time. They are responsible for 50% or more of so called domestic violence. They are in most cases responsible for their pregnancies.
ChestRockfield replies on Oct 14, 2021:
@FrayedBear Nope, it's obviously not that; you're still drafting responses to Deb.
With what is going on in Texas, it makes me wonder if society of this country sees women as property...
FrayedBear comments on Oct 10, 2021:
Why? Gentle gender? They've been driving the barbaric practice of circumcision of men for long time. They are responsible for 50% or more of so called domestic violence. They are in most cases responsible for their pregnancies.
ChestRockfield replies on Oct 14, 2021:
@Deb57 Notice he can't logically refute anything I'm saying and thus, has failed to respond to my arguments and now failed to respond at all.
With what is going on in Texas, it makes me wonder if society of this country sees women as property...
FrayedBear comments on Oct 10, 2021:
Why? Gentle gender? They've been driving the barbaric practice of circumcision of men for long time. They are responsible for 50% or more of so called domestic violence. They are in most cases responsible for their pregnancies.
ChestRockfield replies on Oct 13, 2021:
@FrayedBear First, I didn't say you condone rape, I said your argument is easily defeated because rape exists. Your claim is that women have 100% compete control and autonomy because 'all they have to do is keep their knees together'. The fact that there was probably a woman being raped while you made that horribly misogynistic, completely illogical argument highlights how wrong and stupid your argument was. Second, your claim that you can't fix a wrong with another wrong has two fundamental flaws. A. The platitude, 'two wrongs don't make a right' isn't based on anything and isn't logically or empirically true. It is very easy to theorize a second wrong that would right a first wrong. B. You are assuming an abortion is a 'wrong'. Are you basing that on anything other than your personal feelings? Third, the statement, "that does not guve [sic] you the right to take revenge on the rapist by murdering his progeny" also has two problems. A. It has nothing to do with revenge, it's about not having to be forced to carry a baby you didn't want. B. It absolutely * does * give you the right to terminate the pregnancy, and here's why... You awaken after a drunken night out to find yourself in bed with a famous soccer player. He has a fatal blood infection, and his fan club has discovered that you have the right antibodies to cure him. They have kidnapped you, and connected your blood supplies together so your immune system can fight his infection. If he's surgically disconnected from you he will die, but if he stays connected to you for 9 months before being separated, he will live. Does the soccer player have rights to your body making you obliged to stay connected to him for 9 months regardless of what you want? This scenario is fundamentally identical to a rape/ pregnancy in regards to forcing a woman to carry the rapist's baby to term. Do you believe that the soccer player has a claim to your body? Finally, your scenario about Trump supporters is not in any way analogous. I can't even dignify it by attempting to surmise what you think the parallels are and showing why they're wrong.
Aston Martins new add for previously owned cars.
ChestRockfield comments on Oct 12, 2021:
Funny. Hot. Unfortunately fake.
ChestRockfield replies on Oct 13, 2021:
@MerlinZap The first fuckin' thing I said was that it was funny. Then I went on to say it was unfortunate that it was fake. That ad * was * actually used by both BMW and a used car sales business in Ontario, but the models weren't insanely hot, naked, and pulled from the pages of Playboy Netherlands.
Aston Martins new add for previously owned cars.
ChestRockfield comments on Oct 12, 2021:
Funny. Hot. Unfortunately fake.
ChestRockfield replies on Oct 12, 2021:
@MerlinZap Nope, I just know how to do a basic Google search...
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