Youre an angel on earth @unicycle

Your comment had absolutely no connection. What is his problem? Who is the his you’re referring to? When was adoption brought up? As for her knowing better what happens, id say a trans person has pretty good insight. And as for the feminist thing, I mean you’re correct but by saying that you’re just deflecting and saying that anyone anywhere can lie about what they are and thus we shouldn’t trust anyone

Blair white is a feminist and is transgender though...

It does not anywhere state that all women have stupid college majors. There are men that are feminist studies majors. You’re the one taking the words they said and inferring something about it. Don’t blame the person for the inference that you made.

@nicengleman you inferred that as the post does not make any implication that it is speaking to a women. You inferred it was about women.

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And even if you are whining. Texans would be whining too if their cold temperatures hit the same as the northern areas winter temperatures. To each their own. No need to compare.

I personally like the ideology of Steven Crowder, which is that he would never force anyone to have a baby and he is pro choice as well. There are four choices, parenthood, adoption, abstinence, and contraceptive.

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Wow @guest_ i must say ... https://giphy.com/gifs/the-young-pope-candidimg18521-fDbzXb6Cv5L56 ... very well put.

I see. Interesting. What viewpoints of yours are fascist haha

I think everyone has the opportunity to escape. Watching TV, going to a bar and drinking, food. These are all escapes. I just said I can see why people can be annoyed when their escapes have other things come in

Care to elaborate on who or what you’re talking about there @famousone?

Social movements in my reality escapes. It’s like you can’t get a break from it no matter where you go. The LGBT movement doesn’t upset it. It’s the fact you see it everywhere and can’t get a break from social movements that I can see why someone would find it annoying.

I mean that’s not really fair to no one is forcing me to do blank. I’m saying I could absolutely love the sandwich and think it tastes amazing. But it’s constant overload of politics and social movements that could be annoying. What you’re talking about is someone who doesn’t like the product because of the association. That’s be like if I didn’t like the sandwich BECAUSE it’s called the LGBT sandwich. What I’m saying is that there are things people use as escapes from reality and it sucks when those escapes are tainted with movements and such. For instance, let’s say I loved football before the take a knee movement (I really didn’t watch before or after just an example) and then the movement came and I said “I don’t want social movements in football” it’s because I use football as an escape from reality and you’re bringing reality into that. Which sucks. It’s harder to relax and get a break then. I’m pro-LGBT. Live life however you want. I just don’t like the constant bombardment of

@pripyatplatypus you can also look at his conversation with Andrew Yang. A very far left leaning individual but they have a very good discussion. Also, on the BBC debate. If you notice, the interviewer is doing the exact things you are calling Bed Shapiro our for doing. Now Ben didnt handle it the best I agree, but the interviewer literally asked him questions where the only two options were the opposite of what Ben was saying and then Ben’s POV but labeled in a derogatory way where it makes him look hypocritical. He also brought up stuff Ben has said in the past and has since corrected which can be frustrating for anyone who is in the public when the opposing side is deliberately leaving information out.

And don’t get me wrong. I don’t deny global warming is a thing and we are the cause of it. But I do think that it is a little dramatized by certain communities. I also believe that it is important that everyone challenges the scientific thought to ensure it is accurate.

Just because you have an advanced degree doesn’t mean you are inherently correct. I know of a few individuals with advanced degrees that when you ask them questions beyond what text says, they can’t explain or understand. If you went to or are going to school for a science based degree, your school should teach you how to analyze data. For instance, a psychology professor of mine had us read an article she thought was good where they linked marijuana to mental health issues. But after reading it, the students pointed out they collected their data at a mental health clinic. So it’s obvious there’s be a connection. After that she agreed with us the data was skewed. Just because you have an advanced degree doesn’t mean you can automatically determine causation

Agreed, @garlog. There probably should be.

Not saying I agree with this or not, but neither of those things are a right. No where in the Constitution or Bill of Rights does it say that anyone has the right to healthcare or to a be in a homeless shelter. Again, not saying I agree with these policies, but it is the truth.

payers don't want to have their rates increased to pay for these things. They think they won't use it so they don't want to pay for it, which i understand. Most of the time insurance companies will cover it though. Its pretty rare when their insurance wont cover at least most of it. There might be a co pay but it is not usually too high. Its mostly the emergency room visit that costs so much, not the ambulance.