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Oh no, not another attack of french fries. What's next, escargot?
Which party are you referring to and how is the party celebrating? Who funds these celebrations?Again, there’s only one party celebrating the regime which went to war to continue slavery. Nobody “looks the other way” over gang violence, there are numerous groups dedicated to ending it. And allowing abortion isn’t “racist”.
Conservatives wave the Confederate flag and wonder why they can’t get many minority voters on their side.
Squeal? I don't think so.The poster tried to squeal about “secularists”. I pointed out that religion was used just as much as an excuse to “justify” slavery.
The Trump cult and conservatives in general happily wave the slavers’ flag.Which party are you referring to and how is the party celebrating? Who funds these celebrations?
If the Democrats aren't ignoring the problems of Black Americans being killed in such consistently high numbers what are they doing about it? Hiring more social workers? Telling them to cut it out? Defunding the police?
Why not start with education? But one thing Democrats, and the Teacher's Unions, don't want is quality education.
Squeal? I don't think so.
The Trump cult and conservatives in general happily wave the slavers’ flag.
Again, there are numerous organizations working to end gang violence.
Quality education means putting an end to Lost Cause bullshit and whitewashed fairy tales.....which is why conservatives scream blood murder over it.
You apparently thought wrong then.
No, America is not 'inherently' anything religious; your Constitution guarantees that. People might self-identify as 'christian' but that in itself means nothing.America is an inherently Christian nation.
Islam is a foreign ideology. False equivelance dismissed
No, the constitution does not say such a thing.No, America is not 'inherently' anything religious; your Constitution guarantees that. People might self-identify as 'christian' but that in itself means nothing.
No, the constitution does not say such a thing.No, the constitution does not say such a thing.
And yes, the religious and moral beliefs of the people who literally establish the government mean everything when viewing their work in context.
"Congress shall make no law respecting the establishment of religion..." I guess you missed that part. In any case why would you, someone who craves and would welcome dictatorship in your country, give a damn about your constitution or what it says?And yes, the religious and moral beliefs of the people who literally establish the government mean everything when viewing their work in context.
Here we go -''They're basically saying .... '' followed by words of your invention which you have the nerve to put in quotes. They were saying nothing of the sort. I despise deliberate lies.They’re basically saying “If you treat Muslims like human beings, then France will fall apart!”
It’s Islamophobia and xenophobia of the highest degree.
I don’t think of The Sun as a newspaper. No one really should unless they also believe the National Enquirer.In review, The Sun is a classic trashy tabloid that features celebrity gossip, current events, and right-leaning news stories. There is significant use of loaded sensational headlines such as this: SPREADING LIES Trolls are claiming Meghan Markle’s pregnancy is ‘fake’ in outrageous conspiracy theory. Politically, the paper has endorsed conservatives since 2010. In general, the paper publishes sensationalized misleading stories with a right-wing bias.
A factual search reveals numerous failed fact checks.
Overall, we rate The Sun Right Biased based on story selection and political affiliation that favors the right. We also rate them Mixed for factual reporting due to overly sensationalized headlines and numerous failed fact checks.
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Race-baiting from the Left cult, as usual
Gang violence was actively fomented by the Left to disrupt law & order in the country, to undermine the previous govt.
no you
clearly some do consider it a "news" paper since they have no hesitation in quoting it.I don’t think of The Sun as a newspaper. No one really should unless they also believe the National Enquirer.
The story sounds unbelievable. The military, counter terrorism, and intelligence can handle Isis activities domestically. I see no reason to logically believe there could be an Isis led civil war in France.A more reputable source has corroborated the story to some degree. And if it is true that numerous generals are intimating that the French nation is undergoing peril from which only the military can draw it out of overriding the civilian government, then I think it is time to lay out the welcome mat and perhaps a few extra cots at Philippe Pétain's final residence on Île d'Yeu.
The article didn’t claim that immigrants and Muslims are destroying French cultureNo, they’re saying that allowing Muslims to live in France is destroying French culture. Muslims should be perfectly welcome to be human beings in whatever craphole country they came from. You have no inherent right to live in any specific place on earth and it’s pretty apparent immigration is not helping France
That’s not blasphemy. You have the right to whatever you think about transgender issues.Yes it is.
The entire idea of transgenderism is a religious idea. It goes back to an ancient heresy called gnostic dualism. In any event it is a tenet of the leftist religion and in several countries it is illegal to oppose this idea. It is blasphemous to say men cannot become women.
No, they’re saying that allowing Muslims to live in France is destroying French culture. Muslims should be perfectly welcome to be human beings in whatever craphole country they came from. You have no inherent right to live in any specific place on earth and it’s pretty apparent immigration is not helping France
I know this statement isn’t true. I have many friends from India and Pakistan, and transgender identity is an ancient concept. There are transgender gods and everything.It doesn’t exist in Asian countries. Most attempts to claim transgenderism was taken seriously in ancient societies are misunderstandings or outright modern inventions (like when Canadian Indians say they’re “two spirit” that was invented from whole cloth in 1990)
Religion is not always enforced by law, and it’s never enforced by law in democracy. It’s like you make up your own facts on the spot.religion is always enforced by law. Like diversity and gender theory are religious ideas and enforced by law.
retroactively changing nationality law can be done. The Dominican Republic has done it for example.
The colonization argument is irrelevant. Your region being colonized is not a valid reason for you to be allowed to live in the Colonial power, in fact it’s a reason not to because it’s obvious by the number of youths who went to join ISIS that these people are not grateful and often disillusioned when allowed to live there.
The French colonization was necessary to stop Muslim piracy in the Mediterranean, to end the North African slave trade, and to bring modern rule. The Muslim nations colonized by France have only their selves to blame for it.
So you mean in their tradition a transgender is a divine being that’s not subject to reality? I really doubt the transgenderism wasnt anciently accepted believe in Pakistan or India. I have no doubt that there was some concepts that was perverted by modern LGBTQ activists to claim that it was an ancient concept.I know this statement isn’t true. I have many friends from India and Pakistan, and transgender identity is an ancient concept. There are transgender gods and everything.
Yes it is, for example religious beliefs like the belief that one can change their sex and that America is inherently racist, are in force by law in the United States.Religion is not always enforced by law, and it’s never enforced by law in democracy. It’s like you make up your own facts on the spot.
They are called Hijra in India and Pakistan. They have their own communities and traditions that go back over 4,000 years. Then there are the Thai lady boys. Anyways, your claims that Asian cultures have no concept of transgenderism is blatantly false. They have traditions dating back thousands of years involving transgender concepts.So you mean in their tradition a transgender is a divine being that’s not subject to reality? I really doubt the transgenderism wasnt anciently accepted believe in Pakistan or India. I have no doubt that there was some concepts that was perverted by modern LGBTQ activists to claim that it was an ancient concept.
Emphasis on “concepts”They are called Hijra in India and Pakistan. They have their own communities and traditions that go back over 4,000 years. Then there are the Thai lady boys. Anyways, your claims that Asian cultures have no concept of transgenderism is blatantly false. They have traditions dating back thousands of years involving transgender concepts.
The Confederacy explicitly went to war to defend slavery. No amount of sobbing about “race baiting” can change that fact.
You’re the one trying to shoehorn Asian culture and the definition of transgender. The fact is, there are Asian people living within Asian cultures as the opposite gender they were born into. It’s been happening in Asian cultures over thousands of years. You can’t dispute that set of facts.Emphasis on “concepts”
You take something that appears similar and shoehorn into your ideology.