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hungryfreaksdaddy 7 points ago +7 / -0

Governors across the country suspended the 1st amendment (freedom of assembly) over Covid. The only reason why this isn't flying is because she marched out of time. You have to make a play like this with the rest of the herd.

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hungryfreaksdaddy 8 points ago +8 / -0

Combine that with the fact that men drink way too much in our culture, already. I cannot, for the life of me, understand what the appeal is of getting so drunk that you don't remember the night before, and that you vomit. That sounds awful. There are about a million things I would rather do than that.

Getting a little tipsy and goofing off with friends? Sure I get the appeal of that. I haven't really done that since shortly after my college days, but I understand it. Blackout drunk or ending the night over a toilet? That sucks.

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hungryfreaksdaddy 11 points ago +11 / -0

Even then, the N in N95 stands for "not resistant to oil." What is the outside shell of the Covid virus made of? Oil.

You'd need a P100 respirator to really stand a chance of doing something.

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hungryfreaksdaddy 16 points ago +16 / -0

Yet somehow, I don't think that his book will wind up on libraries' "Read Banned Books" displays.

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hungryfreaksdaddy 6 points ago +6 / -0

Technically speaking, this referendum was about the procedure for changing the Ohio Constitution. The abortion vote comes in November. This vote was to raise the threshold for a constitutional amendment from a simple majority to 60%.

The conservative vote was split because many conservatives just wanted to keep the status quo.

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hungryfreaksdaddy 9 points ago +9 / -0

This is the fundamental difference between classic heroes and the new "heroes" the woke activists push. True heroism means self-sacrifice for a greater good. None of the activists understand that; instead they're like spoiled children who can only think of what makes themselves feel good.

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hungryfreaksdaddy 2 points ago +2 / -0

That is of course assuming that ot is genetic, which it may be. There is also the distinct possibility that it is due to exposure to some environmental toxin. It may be combination of both. In which case, removing said toxin from human consumption would be how it would be stopped.

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hungryfreaksdaddy 4 points ago +4 / -0

Something went wrong in these peoples' lives or in the wiring of their brains. For some reason, they fundamentally don't understand the difference between children and adults. Thus, they project their adult interests and desires on these children. It's a fairly common phenomenon with other, more traditional, pedophiles.

All of this obsession with self-identity is so adolescent, and it boggles to the mind to see so many grown adults obsessing over ridiculous stuff, like what gender they feel inside.

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hungryfreaksdaddy 8 points ago +8 / -0

Remember when Disney refused to remake Snow White, or make any sequels to it, because of its special status as the first feature-length animated film?

This is hilarious. This is going to bomb so badly. This isn't even going to nostalgia-bait millennials. I hope that they are spending an obscene amount of money on this. Clearly they spared no expense; they even got the director of the wildly successful Amazing Spider-man movies to helm this one!

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hungryfreaksdaddy 1 point ago +1 / -0

It's a political spiritual attack against our culture, in this case using Star Wars as a weapon.

This goes beyond politics and even culture. The Sequel Trilogy is an attack on heroism itself. It's not just a subversion of Star Wars; it's a subversion of the Hero's Journey itself. The destruction of these cultural icons is an attack on heroism itself. It's their way of striking out against Goodness and the God that is the source of all Goodness.

Until people realize that this is an extension of the same spiritual war that has been going on since the Fall, I don't think that we're going to make any real progress in fighting this.

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hungryfreaksdaddy 1 point ago +1 / -0

It's probably connected to the fujoshi (rotten girl) phenomenon, as it's called in Japan. They're girls who are obsessed with Yaoi to the point where they are ruined for normal relationships.

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hungryfreaksdaddy 7 points ago +7 / -0

Simulation theory is nothing more than a bunch of atheists inventing God, but with extra steps.

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hungryfreaksdaddy 6 points ago +6 / -0

The BBC version of The Silver Chair, is an accurate adaptation, though it has a cheesy, children's theater quality that isn't for everyone. There are BBC adaptations of The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardobe, Prince Caspian, and Voyage of the Dawn Treader too.

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hungryfreaksdaddy 4 points ago +4 / -0

Ultimately, YouTube will probably do what Reddit started doing; charge for access to their API. That would make a lot of these third-party frontends untenable. I love that they're a thing, and I use them myself. But if YouTube is banning people who use adblock, they're likely next.

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hungryfreaksdaddy 6 points ago +6 / -0

How many of these people even know what those countries are?

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hungryfreaksdaddy 8 points ago +8 / -0

George Washington was an American Indian. Don't believe me? Point to the United States on a map and tell me what continent that country is in.

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hungryfreaksdaddy 31 points ago +31 / -0

Use your voice? You make beer. It's not even good beer. You're not intelligent or principled. Your social commentary is not insightful or interesting. Damn right, you should shut up.

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hungryfreaksdaddy 29 points ago +29 / -0

Not to mention, marriages where the woman out-earns the man tend to be unstable. If she's making bank, that's all the more pressure for the husband to be making more than her. I know a lot of these guys have fantasies of a dommy-mommy who will take care of all their needs, sexual and otherwise. But very few women have the slightest interest in acting in that sort of role. In fact, few things are a bigger turnoff for most women.

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hungryfreaksdaddy 8 points ago +8 / -0

That makes total sense. It's like how poor people in Haiti make cookies out of literal dirt.

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