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clams casino wrote:
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Fuckoff Baghdad Bob, you are universally known as a traitor to your
own nation, you exterminable filth!
Not to be a dick but we really should try to
limit the cross posts coming in here, this
froup is one of a few that hasn't been run
over by political flamewars.
I'm guilty of not always checking to see if
it's x-posted, but I'm going to try to trim
them now.
Any chance of you doing the same?
Not everyone thinks the pronoun preference is nonsense.
On 2024-11-23 8:28 p.m., Ed P wrote:
On 11/23/2024 6:39 PM, ItsJoanNotJoAnn wrote:
If parents object to any bible teaching in public schools
or the display of the Ten Commandments they are free to
withdraw their children and home school them. Tens of
thousands of children are home schooled in the USA and a
lot of it has to do with the parents not feeling their
children are getting the education they deserve. My
brother and sister-in-law home school their two boys.
If they want religious training they should send them to the proper
schools so they get it done right.
If we, as a nation, stand for religious freedom, we should not be
forced to a particular one. If they teach the bible, why not the
Koran and Hebrew bible and the Book of Mormon?
Personally, I was happy to see them drop the religious stuff out of
public events. I thought it was a good thing, but now they seem to be
pushing Native spiritual crap like sacred fires, smudging, refereneces
to Turtle Island and other hocus pocus.
That being said, I have sympathy for the Catholic school system. It's
only fair that since they are tax funded they should accept students of
other faiths. However there have been court cases over demands to
exempt non Catholics from religion classes. The Catholic schools around
here have a lot Muslim students. Going to a Catholic school is an option
for them, but IMO if they opt for a Catholic school education they
should be required to attend the Catholic part of it.
On Wed, 27 Nov 2024 10:17:54 -0700, clams casino <cc@invalid.cc>
wrote:
On 11/27/2024 9:56 AM, Bruce wrote:
On Wed, 27 Nov 2024 11:48:48 -0000, Janet <nobody@home.com> wrote:You truly are a cucked and fucked asset of the deep state and not a
Mexico is one of the countries targeted for Trump's
tariffs on his first day in office.
You'll be paying a lot more for them in January.
The basement dwellers don't realise these things. Aww...
thing more, ya auztarded trollass.
How can I tell if I'm part of the deep state? Does it pay?
jmcquown wrote:
On 11/29/2024 4:40 AM, Cindy Hamilton wrote:
How are urbanites supposed to grow it themselves?
Excellent point, Cindy. I'm not citing statistics because I can't be
bothered, but in 1924 even the poor employed working class people
living in urban settings had to find a way to buy food, or beg for it
or steal it. Where were they supposed to plant vegetable gardens?
Jill
You do hopefully catch that homeowners aren't growing all their food?
As listed earlier. 55% of *home owners* have some level of edibles
growing; That could just be an herb garden in a windowsill, a tomato
pot or two in the backyard. Apartment dwellers _who have a porch
suitable_ may have the same (I think the link said 7%).
Obviously not all apartments have a suitable porch or the complex may
have rules controlling what is allowed and that's why the link laid
that out specifically.
No one said they didn't buy food. I buy food too, but as a hobby I
also grow some of it. Quite common around here.