Ah, I learned something new today, thanks!.

Everyone has the right to be able to speak, and should be able to speak without fear of violence, but not fear of repercussion. Antifa has regularly demonstrated they like to use violence towards any opposing ideals. Violence is not, and cannot be a right in that context. When trying to supposedly correct societal norms, you don't clock people over the head with a bike lock, or trash some restaurants and other various public properties to get your point across. In some of Milo's own words, "Sunlight is the best disinfectant." Let terrible ideas air themselves and molder and rot in a clear enviroment. KKK, and various White supremacist groups are in the 0.003% of population in america, and that's impressive considering our population grew through the 1920's, back when the Klan was 4% of America. No one's listening to a Neo-Nazi. Any claims that they are in resurgence, are only because Antifa gives them free press every time they show up to brawl them.

If you can afford 25k I can get to you to a plastic surgeon who lost his medical license, but somehow managed to develop nanomachines in the process. Pretty generous guy, all things told. He'll sneeze health at you.

You can get that DLC by paying about 1 million dollars to a qualified plastic surgeon.

I've been bamboozled.

That sounds like veganism but with some extra steps.

There is no right answer when it comes to abortion nonetheless. I do see where you are coming from, and you make completely valid points. 9 months is a hell of a lot of time for something you don't even want, and it is dumb that a woman has to have a permission slip of paper of all things to make a responsible medical decision. It just seems shitty in this particular situation there is no real compromise that answers both of the parties problems.

I don't think you consider how sad it can be to tell a potential father that he will not have a son or a daughter. Sure, it hits a mother really hard when miscarriage happens, but men are human beings too, and even they don't show off their feelings as much, it still hurts them to tell them that the child they wanted isn't coming.

I've developed a new fetish.

Russia has a pretty clear stance on the what the two outcomes would be after the election. If Hillary wins, prepare for eventual war. If Trump wins, breathe a collective sigh of relief and go back to being a very unfriendly neighbor, to put it at the least, to Europe.

If I recall, Obama's policies where choking out small business owners, who are a important part of the economy. In fact, from firsthand experience as working at an accounting business, small business owners were glad that Trump was going to be in office because maybe the taxes would be eased off so they weren't being gutted by the taxes. When you think of most millionaires of course you think of people like Steve Jobs and Bill Gates, but most millionaires are folks who own a number franchises, or a singular business, and are only millionaires by the definition of that they made a gross of a million dollars a year, before taxes come into play. When you tax the Big Millionaires, you tax these people. And you hurt those people more than the guy who afford to change his silk shirt for a fresh bought one every hour. Also, to correct a statement made by myself, Hillary's words were misinterpreted. She says:"Aren't" instead of "Are".

Still, I'd rather have him than Hillary. There isn't a whole lot that would make me want Hillary over Trump. All Hillary promised at best was four more years of an Obama Administration, which was debatably either a neutral or slightly downwards trending government, and she even had the gall to say she was going to raise taxes on the middle class to cheers in her audience. At worst, we were going to go to war with Russia, and end the whole world then and there. Nearly a year into his presidency, and how many people have died? There is plenty I disagree with Trump about. But one track thinking about how terrible he is, is exactly what got him elected in the first place. Rather than engage in any contructive form of argumentation, most people go for the dual combo of insult and injury. It's a petty tactic, but it makes them feel better about themselves at the end of the day, which is why they do it.

Then instead of forcefully taking them down without permission apply to have them removed instead. It's a public space, but it doesn't mean you can just decide without a elected committee that you can destroy public property. And @myfuckinggod the statues were put up with the intent of scaring and intimidating bu platypus' words, to frighten black folks from using their right to vote for who was in their government. Those statues no longer intimidate anyone from using their right to be able to vote in elections. They are just reminders of terrible times, and why they were terrible times, and while I do not mind statues being taken down by vote or public demand, regardless of the message they send, destroying or vandalizing statues of any kind is a crime. No matter how strongly you feel about something, it does not allow you to be a destructive individual. Due process isn't just a right, it's a necessity.

If an ugly cheap statue scares black folks nowadays, maybe they should realize they are scared of a past that can no longer hurt them. Otherwise, they deserve to be afraid of their own shadows. Grow a spine and the world no longer becomes as intimidating as it once was.

Lotsa dildos, sex objects, and non-sexual objects stuck in places I'd wager.

Either way someone's pride is taking a fall.

It's easy to say peronages in history were monsters or terrible people, expecially when they were allies of a cause that supported slavery. I highly doubt Stonewall Jackson or Robert E lee were terrible people. Stonewall taught a slave how to read, despite it being illegal, becuase he wanted to pine knots to burn so he could study even at night. Hell, African Americans liked the man.