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Trump loves the Russian people. As a statement of faith, fine. As a statement of evidence, doubtful. Trump says he loves everyone all the time. His actions look more like he loves only himself. He could have brought Russia back into the G8 and everyone could have benefitted. And he could have made ...

[ It was nothing. It had nothing to do with the election or even Trump. That you approve of tormenting people until they confess is just sad. Some of those people withdraw their cooperation when they realized that FBI was out of line. This is simple ignorance. All it takes to stop the questioning is...

The lack of traction was a lack of standing. Almost every case was thrown out for lack of standing, not for lack of evidence. I was watching two or three cases personally and they had merit. One was the PA government had passed, strong-arming the legislation, that went against the constitution of P...

It was nothing. It had nothing to do with the election or even Trump. That you approve of tormenting people until they confess is just sad. Some of those people withdraw their cooperation when they realized that FBI was out of line. This is simple ignorance. All it takes to stop the questioning is ...

That's just shifting the hardest work on to you. Your Holidays will evaporate and all the neighborhood yard work is coming your way.

As to who benefited. Trump did. And also Putin in getting an easily manipulated leader who would retreat from Europe and the World stage. It also threw the US electoral process and belief in into a shambles, further benefiting Putin. But back to did it help Trump win. I don't think this can be quant...

I think Russia influenced it, yes. They had the troll farms and fake news stories and sites. That's been shown. They tried to get involved directly with the Trump campaign. Sufficient to make Trump win when he otherwise might have lost? I don't think that's been established. As to finding nothing, B...

The votes themselves are the truth of it. They've been audited, tied to valid registered voters who voted. They've been examined in court, by independent auditors. The evidence is against your claims. Your points do nothing to diminish the record of the votes cast. Trump couldn't win the popular vot...

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This is why I don't believe in facts.

Seems that you established that some time ago. Don't worry, there are plenty of Trump supporters who also reject the truth.

You guys are always mixing up the idea of facts and Truth. They are not even really related.

Prove it.

Just the facts Ma'am. https://www.fec.gov/resources/cms-content/documents/2020presgeresults.pdf https://www.archives.gov/electoral-college/2020 https://www.cookpolitical.com/2020-national-popular-vote-tracker This is why I don't believe in facts. Sure you can print them and they have a certain amou...

That whole Mueller thing was a "nothing burger." Presidents have a protection clause for a reason. [/quote] False. Presidents can and are charged with actions prior to their assuming office. This is what Mueller investigated. Presidential immunity doesn't apply to actions before assuming office. So...

Mueller pretty much proved the obstruction charge. But did notbring charges under the Department policy of not indicting the sitting president.

The jan 6 the committee is laying a pretty damning case forTrump and Eastman.

A number of these other cases are in process.

Crimes? Seditious conspiracy, obstruction of justice, sexual assault, inheritance fraud, tax evasion, loan fraud, campaign finance fraud....

As you don't believe in facts,the content of the post can be dismissed as nonfactual.

I'm in better agreement with you now. I've worked with people doing Ketamine for the PTSD/anxiety sort of reduction. I've watched similar things help people. It's interesting to me that with the psilocybin there is an emphasis on a guided therapist experience to get the benefit. It seems the symboli...

I'm aware of those things. To use the word genuine then is to cast all spiritual experiences in equality. As you/we now reject the validity of some to all of the spiritual experiences we had in mormonism. So they are not all genuine in the same sense after all. So to say psilocybin is a genuine spir...

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I belong to a church that uses psilocybin-bearing cubensis mushrooms as a sacrament. I have a "testimony" that psychedelics can be a significant kick starter for genuine spiritual experience...

How is it more genuine than any other spiritual experience? Seems a loaded word choice.

Here are a bunch of historians examining this very question. Not to suggest that this bunch of eggheads have better speculations than we on this board, but that they may be a supplement since they've read the related documents. https://quod.lib.umich.edu/j/jala/2629860.0033.105/--abraham-lincolns-r...

It's hard to know. And in a public figure, performance is important. For example, I think Zelensky in normal times is a poor political leader. But I think for the purposes of a political leader in war, Zelensky fully understands the performative aspect of the leader in inspring his people and is doi...

Orcs are in the eye of the beholder.

I'm pretty sure there are Mormons who consider us orcs.