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redwoolf
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Comment #48836452
Then perhaps it’s the offsides rule that needs revision. Do you think the spirit of the rule is captured by foot position analysis? If two players bodies are in alignment and the a…
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Comment #48805780
The on the pitch call was not a red card. VAR told the ref to go to the monitors to review and then the red card was given. If the on the pitch call stood, which was the right call…
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Comment #43354512
This is shameful. S3 buckets have not been public by default for many years. You have to make a choice to make them publicly accessible. And to not have the contents encrypted at r…
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Comment #42904488
Can anyone suggest a good modem for DSL Fiber? I have CenturyLink/Quantum.
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Comment #42892265
So I'm going to be that guy. It wasn't until Nixon and his southern strategy that the modern Republican Party became the Party we know today. The coalitions that formed the politic…
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Comment #42892206
I did not know that. Thanks! But it's so rare that people even use honorifics at all these days.
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Comment #42892180
I'm not talking about the 1st amendment. I'm talking about the rhetoric of those on the right in America. They are constantly congratulating themselves on being the champions of fr…
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Comment #42892075
Republicans are the party of personal liberty until they don't like what you're doing.
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Comment #42892035
What is the salutation for they/them pronouns?
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Comment #42041927
I am most definitely over generalizing. I could have been more thoughtful in my word choices to narrow the scope of my comments.
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Comment #42041907
I recognize what you’re saying and you’re right. I’m well aware of different approaches and traditions. And I completely agree that ignoring religious writings across history depri…
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Comment #42041683
You're absolutely right. The thing is that in America, Catholicism isn't the cultural force that it is in other parts of the Americas or in Continental Europe. Protestantism is the…
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Comment #42041645
Right, which is probably part of why most Evangelicals think Catholics aren't Christian. After I finished my BA in English, I considered going for a MA in Catholic Studies because …
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Comment #42041623
You're right. I'm extremely colored by my Evangelical upbringing and the contemptuous American Evangelical community. That being said, even if we did find Q or something like it, w…
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Comment #42041603
Worse, Assemblies of God (speaking in tongues).
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Comment #42041561
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Comment #41740845
Many years in the future, after global warming wrecks our world, when humanity rebuilds civilization, they will be glad for folks like this person. Without physical books there wil…
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Comment #41672291
Totally agree. I think with the suburban explosion and rise of the personal automobile we’ve seen individualism trump collectivism. I don’t think we’ll ever see a new deal or socia…
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Comment #41666998
And breaking a promise, siphoning money from a nonprofit, and making billions in the process.
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Comment #41666951
The public has no stomach for collective action anymore. All for one and one for all? Nah, man, what’s yours is mine and what’s mine is mine.
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Comment #41666899
One does not need to know someone personally to assess their character based on their public actions.
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Comment #41666853
Did you read the article? The hubris and avarice required here doesn’t develop overnight.
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Comment #41666770
And the downvotes to prove my point
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Comment #41666758
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