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The Supreme Court is looking into the legal status of the homeless. The case, City of Grants Pass v. Johnson, carries enormous stakes nationwide as the conservative justices decide their fate. What is your opinion, and do you think the Soylent Green Snack Company of Linden Utah will receive a windf...

The shame of the United States Government to create kangaroo courts for some of those entering the capital especially Mr. Antler with his red, white and blue face was heart breaking and he should have sued his attorney for malpractice. First, he needed to be assessed by psychiatrist from the prosec...

Part two is about the problem of self-reference and contradiction. If I say "this sentence is false" -- what does that really mean? If a president is elected democratically, but then figures out how to subvert the system and stay in power beyond his term, is it still a democracy? No it's not a demo...

I do believe this that the first impeachment trial was a witch-hunt. One of the squad when she took office the first day of the new congress said lets go impeach the m’thr fkr. The first impeachment was a clown-show- case and they would never get a conviction with McConnell as the majority leader o...

Democracy isn't at stake if the population votes against the billionaire class and their chosen puppets Except they only think they are voting against the billionaire class and the chosen puppets when in actuality, they are voting for the billionaire class and its chosen puppet. You'd think it woul...

They haven't reached a decision yet, have they? If not, how can the court have "just sealed everyone's fate?" This is an appeal to fear, politics as usual. Democracy isn't at stake if the population votes against the billionaire class and their chosen puppets. Neither is it at stake if the Supreme ...

I am outraged. I am an opossum -- not a possum.

Seriously, Craig. It's nice to see you.

Gadianton wrote: ↑

Fri Apr 26, 2024 2:10 pm

DT, please explain your psychology here. If you can't, I think that I can.

I think I can, too. viewtopic.php?p=2858626#p2858626

Physics Guy wrote: ↑

Thu Apr 25, 2024 3:08 pm

Implying is saying something without quite saying it. Inferring is hearing something that wasn't quite said.

I think that’s the best explanation of the difference I’ve ever read.

DT, we all think differently, depending on which topic is being discussed. When one strongly asserts outlier positions, as in my opinion you often do, one should not be surprised to receive push back from most folks. There should be nothing surprising about that. I've interacted with you as much as ...