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Jersey Girl wrote: ↑

Sun Nov 08, 2020 9:18 pm

Do you have unforgettable people like that as well? People whom you knew to think of so fondly back in the old days that you still recall them to mind?

Yes, but I can't remember their usernames. :-(

Some Schmo: Do you not have a Facebook account? If so, do you not have any friend there who supports Donald Trump? If so, do none of them post things in his favor, even if it's just a meme? If so, have you not had opportunities aplenty to read their perspectives for yourself? In my case, among my F...

Moksha wrote: ↑

Thu Nov 05, 2020 7:24 am

This could have been during a period of time when Perfume had some major event or tour.

That was actually the year I discovered Perfume.

Well Perfume lovers, it was one year ago last night (Friday [April 17, 2019] ) that the magical, unforgettable Perfume concert was put on in my hometown of San Jose, California, and in which I was in attendance. It was, and still is, a night to remember. What euphoria! Here's a guy who vloged about ...

Shades, this was a contentious and glaringly public spectacle for nearly the entirety of 2016 - specifically, McConnell sat on Garland’s nomination for 293 days. Are you sure that you didn’t hear anything about this during that time? It is starting to sound familiar. What has changed since then to ...

You answered your own question. You weren't paying attention. You clearly asked your question out of ignorance of the events in 2016. That's why it's mysterious to you and nobody else. In that case, now that I know the events of 2016, I am equally disgusted at the Republicans for playing dirty tric...

So selecting a Justice for the Supreme Court with the prerequisite that they are likely to be helpful in your effort to dishonestly steal the election if actually you lose is "doing your job"? What makes you think she will help him steal the election, assuming it's even possible for her to do so? T...

Put it this way: I voted for the Libertarian candidate for President in both the 2016 and the 2020 elections.

Beyond that, I'm politically apathetic. I think Donald Trump is merely more brazen than other politicians; the only difference between him and them is that they all hide it better.

Ramus_Stein wrote: ↑

Wed Oct 28, 2020 7:01 pm

Wasn't there a Black man who became a convert to Christianity in Acts? Or am I thinking about later assumptions about his identity? I don't know.

He was an Ethiopian, so it's assumed that he was black.

Res Ipsa wrote: ↑

Mon Nov 02, 2020 12:28 am

I think "court stacking" is a reasonable term for the Republican strategy.

In that case, those Republicans are disgusting for failing to do their jobs. I don't think it obviates the point I made in my opening post, though.