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"That one tastes to me like Calvita," an eccentrically candid Wexford man said tonight about the Saint-Nectaire. "I think Port Salut is more like Calvita, Aidan. This one reminds me of Three Counties."

Hah, people are now having arguments about the very notion of criticism. This is excellent stuff.

that is in fact literally in the bible. it's Matthew 6:5.

All this shows is that even Britain’s most iconoclastic, rules-breaking rebels of 1980s music are just another bunch of boring as fuck driving-gloves Tories

Jesus literally says so in Matthew

*whispers* you know we can do this cultural debate about art thing all the time, right? Websites and news organizations used to have culture critics on staff whose entire job was writing about books, movies, and TV. People read them and then discussed them. We have the technology to do this again.

“Let’s reduce the number of guns?” “No way. That’s crazy. But let’s put chemical weapons on drones instead”

Casually and repeatedly dropping into a conversation with the investors I'm asking hundreds of billions from that while yes my company has never technically made any quote unquote money, it has recently created god... and no they can't see it.

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This includes people who came here legally on a visa, applied for another form of status, and are just waiting for the US government to decide their case. People who haven’t done a single thing wrong.

“The proposition that trans people constitute the urgent danger of our times is not a brave minority view fighting for a hearing. It is the settled opinion of the richest man on the planet... the policy of the President of the United States… the campaign material of every hard-right party in Europe”

If the Jones Act was never adopted, urbanization would not have been limited to deep water seaports. River ports would have grown at similar rate after 1920. St. Louis would be one of the biggest cities in the world. West Virginia would have remained a major manufacturing hub.

Quite possibly the most needlessly self-destructive law the US adopted in the 20th Century.

Stephen Miller said just the other day that all asylum claims are "fake." A couple deported from the U.S. to Guatemala were gagged, bound, and shot dead. Their 14-month old found crying next to their mother's body. People like Miller don't care though because this is the point: ethnic cleansing.

I say this with nothing but love in my heart for the fatherland but can you imagine any other country looking at wildfires and thinking "quick, get a philosopher on the line"

“Anybody in the economy”, Jack Chambers doesn’t think of the people he serves as “citizens” but as “economic units”.

My understanding of a JR: we have a constitutional right to due process. If we believe that process was not followed or circumvented, we can request a judicial review of that process. A JR is not granted on a whim. Some reasonable argument must be made. Happy to be corrected!!

Not only is a JR not granted on a whim, it won’t even be heard if there isn’t an arguable ground to bring it. There’s a built in process to screen out frivolous cases before the public body whose decision is being challenged ever hears about it.

If you want to see how genuinely insane this is, look at the fees for an Article 267 Reference: www.irishstatutebook.ie/eli/2026/si/...

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