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  3. Posted · Edited by ryandesreu

    2 hours ago, mojsterr said:

     

     

     

    CBS defended its editing as a standard process to condense the interview for broadcast. Media has been editing and sane-washing Donald Trump interviews and rallies for years now, hiding his obvious signs of cognitive decline.

    The X-cretion is yet another example of Donald Trump calling to infringe upon freedom of press, which will go completely unacknowledged by certain media. Rules for thee and not for me.

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    3 hours ago, Spiritual Warfare said:

    Not so great, how about you?

    I think that I could maybe be happy as a Buddhist but any other religion would be difficult given my spiritual development. Then again there are many religious people in my life so in a way I wouldn't be alone. Basically everyone in my life is premodern and modern right now.

    "Serenity to embrace the flow of life, Courage to harmonize with the greater whole, and Wisdom to see the oneness in all things."

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    Donald Trump has not yet been sentenced in his federal election obstruction case, as the trial is scheduled for March 4, 2024. This case is part of the federal charges related to his alleged efforts to overturn the 2020 election results. The timeline means that any sentencing would occur after the trial concludes, possibly months later. The outcome and timing of his trial could also be influenced by his 2024 presidential campaign. @Lyubov

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    7 hours ago, Rafael Thundercat said:

     

    So immigrants blamed for the Housing Crisis or Not?

    https://theintercept.com/2024/10/02/jd-vance-immigrants-debate/?fbclid=PAZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAaZDl3ie3nTStxVKvenXQ-32dQh8sBKi8oOUahKdBcWZhfKCke0-aQx_-G8_aem_9rLEpHrnjkyDMoo0keIgbQ

     

    The top causes for the housing crisis for the US abroad is lack of housing, zoning restrictions, and increased demand from investors. However, in some areas such as LA or Miami, immigration is the primary cause of housing issues. 

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    This is an admirable story of surviving adversity and personal growth.

    I can relate to ending addiction. I remember the clear-minded and energetic feeling from being alcohol free for the first time in years, and I remember the hard work it took to get there. 

    I'm wondering what your enlightenment experience was like specifically and how you interpreted at the stage you were on.

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    I hear you on the radio

    You permeate my screen, it's unkind

    But if I met you in a scissor fight

    I'd cut off both your wings on principle alone

    Hey, megalomaniac

    You're no Jesus, yeah, you're no fucking Elvis

    Wash your hands clean of yourself, baby

    And step down, step down, step down

    If I were your appendages

    I'd hold open your eyes so you would see

    That all of us are heaven-sent

    And there was never meant to be only one

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    What Would You Do? is a TV show that sets up hidden cameras to film how people react to difficult situations. Actors play out scenarios like bullying or discrimination in public, and the show captures if bystanders help or ignore the situation. It tests people’s reactions to see how they handle moral challenges.

    The show is primarily Stage Green in its emphasis on empathy and social justice. It also reflects Stage Blue’s focus on ethics, rules, and moral obligations.

    I like this episode because it shows a variety of different reactions to the scenario, anti, pro, balance, and myob. It also shows that people have compassion for different people and stand up for one another. 

     

  24. Posted · Edited by ryandesreu

    I am aware that there will be a hole in my hate-heart when he goes away. Hahahaha

    On a side note, I just had the following discussion with ChatGPT that you might want to look at. 

    Me: For the first time in history one can say "he's an idiot" without saying who "he" is and people will know who one is talking about. Do you know who I'm talking about chatgpt?

    ChatGPT: It's possible you're referring to a public figure who has been widely criticized or controversial in recent times, perhaps in politics or popular culture. However, without more context, I can't say for certain who you're referring to, as it could depend on the current social or political climate. Could you clarify who you're thinking of?

    Me: Guess

    ChatGPT: Given the context, it's likely you're referring to a prominent political figure, possibly Donald Trump, as he's often a subject of strong opinions and public discourse. However, this is just a guess based on common discussions. Let me know if that’s who you meant!

    Me: You are smart. Yes