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Which of the 12 languages with over a million speakers in the Philippines will they choose?

Or states after the Native nations they scraped off the land to make 'em. Washington, DC's probably OK. It'd take a real whiner to complain about "Seventh and K."

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He did. Telepathically.

Did they hurt your feelings? Poor you. Poor, poor you. I really don't care what the Choice Minister of a client state says about anything. Funny how they were "looting the country and burning it down," and I didn't see any of it.

So. . . what's the proposal? Pass a law making it a crime to disagree with right-wing positions?

Two wrongs don't make a right, but three rights make a left.

What color should we use for their "line flag?" Blue like the cops? Maybe pastel blue for "kinda-sorta cops?"

You're right. The neo-Nazis in the U.S. and Germany (for example) are just innocent victims of the EEE-vil soshulists!

There's an app for that. . .

A hundred years ago they were into phrenology and writing learned treatises about how Black people were naturally inferior to White people.

I stay out of that, because I was involved with classified material when I was in service. Nowadays I do communications and energy.

Intent isn't reckless. It's intentional.

The word is "precedent." Not as funny as "correcting" something from wrong. . . to wrong.

Good article. Gotta explain it to the Real Americans. Not that they'll believe you, mind.

Yep. And have no fear, the conjobs will claim every single liberal in North America agrees completely. And with the next breath deny that conservatives disagree with the insane mutterings of their more extreme end of the spectrum.

Easier once you get your head around the fact that knowledge is not good or evil. It just is.

Reminds me of Desiderata. People were saying it was found in an ancient tomb, that it was found in a church and dated to the 1600s, blah blah blah. It was written by Max Ehrmann of Terra Haute, Indiana, and copyrighted in 1927.

Argument by anecdote in 3. . . 2. . . 1. . .

Should I call the WAAAAAHmbulance?