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 9/20/19 4:00 PM |
| Neil | | Tucson | |  |  |
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• Posted 4 hours ago
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Douglas Fir wrote:
Radical seems to be the hot button word today. If you want to sell the same-old same-old, just say it's radical. "Radical" could mean merely "thoroughgoing," but I grant that's a minority sense. |
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| 9/19/19 7:42 PM |
| Neil | | Tucson | | | |
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• Posted 25 hours ago
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Jim Lincoln wrote:
"(US) A poorly-educated white person or, collectively, white people of low social status."--- Wiktionary
I have little problem and neither do most people with describing neo-nazis as white trash. Wiki labels this "idiomatic, derogatory, ethnic slur", which you conveniently omitted. And how do you know such folks are neo-Nazis? Actually this is a gross misrepresentation, for contrary to what opponents may think, education/social standing has nothing to do with Nazi affinities; many leading Nazis were university-educated (e.g. Dr. Franz Six), especially telling since in Germany, graduate degrees have been a tougher go than in America.You're playing the "Guilt By Association" game. Sure, many poor Southerners were racists, but so were Northern Progressives and urban minorities. The more you try to justify yourself, the worse you look. |
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| 9/19/19 3:20 PM |
| Neil | | Tucson | | | |
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• Posted 29 hours ago
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Pff wrote:
... you pathetic turn the other cheek, resist not evil, sickening pacifist Christians... Warmongers often fail to think through the consequences of their beliefs. Would you prefer a shooting war in which we kill more of their people to punish them for killing their people? What if their soldiers were unwilling draftees (slaves)? |
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| 9/11/19 3:40 PM |
| Neil | | Tucson | | | |
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Frank wrote:
For Democrats, the days of “safe, legal and rare†on the abortion issue are in the distant past. This gives one an idea of how their politics evolves. First it's getting wet feet, then the waist, then jump all the way in. It's safe to infer this is how gun regulation works for them as well. Slippery Slope indeed may be a formal fallacy, but it has a good track record in explaining Democrats. A little is never enough for them; I believe they call for as much as they think voters will tolerate at the time, rather than being honest and forthright about their ultimate goals. |
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| 9/11/19 12:31 PM |
| Neil | | Tucson | | | |
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Stevenr wrote:
Problem in many IFB’s is a unbiblical definition of Pastoral authority... True, but any church polity afraid to hold leadership to account will end up in the same place. Look at the RCC, for example. It's the human element, not the organization, that counts. |
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