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We find objects and places. But we don't know what it meant to them, or what they were for. They'll often theorize religion but we don't have evidence for knowing. We're just projecting from our own behavior. So we find objects that we believe to be religious in nature. And we theorize that they we...

Most civilizations we have no idea what they believed, if anything. They didn't leave records. I agree that religion has been an organizing principle for humans. But the same theory you use for deciding the search for god is a necessity can be used to say that every civilization that believed in a ...

I am looking for a bit of feedback. To set the stage, take the loosely done poll where you ask: Question to Woman: if there were a fire and you could only save yourself, would you go back for your husband? Woman's answer, sheepishly given: No, I would save myself. Question to Man: If there were a fi...

Republicans are strong champions of the 5th Amendment, they pledge themselves to not answering questions truthfully. ...or to not answering them at all. But, according to 45, only guilty people use it. Almost the entire staff of Hillary Clinton used the fifth amendment surrounding her email server ...

Republicans are strong champions of the 5th Amendment, they pledge themselves to not answering questions truthfully. That statement is..... Judgmental and delusional. If you think the Mueller investigation was due process then the burning of witches was justified. Thank God for the process. Actuall...

dogbite wrote: ↑

Sat Dec 24, 2022 5:46 pm

Oh, we were talking about Mueller? Strange you didn't mention him in that post.

Burn! Got me on my spelling.

As pointed out earlier, 30 some-odd employees of Donald Trump were criminally charged because of their participation with Russia meddling and related activities. Trump pardoned a number of them. Accepting a pardon is an admission of guilt. Some of Trumps employees have admitted to working with Russ...

Standing matters. You have to be a harmed party. That people filed lawsuits they knew would be thrown out because they couldn't find voters who were actually harmed shows it was grandstanding. If the claims and evidence were true, there would have been harmed voters to represent. Whatever the legal...

I don't think I saw flaws like you seem to think I did. My observation was watching the news report the thief. Then after the election never mentioned again. this happens all the time that the news drops a story. It might be because of time and editorial constraints it might be because nothing's ha...

The January 6th House Committee recommended today that the DOJ indict Donald Trump and John Eastman on four specific charges. They released a 150-page introduction to their report today and will release the full report on Wednesday. I don't even watch the news anymore. But from what you describe is...

There was no insurrection. No one has proved otherwise. There are some assumptions in that claim that I think are flawed. Insurrection is not clearly delineated by specific features or actions in US law. It uses more generalized terms. To say no one has proved otherwise is to assume there are speci...

LSOF wrote: ↑

Sun Dec 18, 2022 8:45 pm

They will make the stupidest statements in the uttermost solemnity. It makes them feel powerful. In this way, they are very like Mormons.

I love Mormons. Highly functional and industrious.

Oh. Seeing how there was no insurrection I suppose that will be difficult. However, Democrats are pretty good at manufacturing evidence. They're not very good at it but they do make a lot of it. You're joking, right? Cause, it is pretty funny. There was no insurrection. No one has proved otherwise....

Tell me that is not messing with the will of the people and destroying the sacredness of a vote. No, messing with the will of the people and destroying the sacredness of the vote involved a plot to substitute a fake set of electors, talking about instituting martial law, pressuring states into alte...

Imagine thinking Trump is humble. He's the most vainglorious president I've ever seen. I'm young, admittedly, but still. In his NFT ad, he called himself the greatest president ever, better than Lincoln. Just how humble is that? Re the "bill of attainder" argument: If the orange man is found to leg...

They'll have to skirt restrictions against bill of attainder which is generally not permitted under US law. Thank you for that term. Had not heard of that one. I did not think it would be easy to do as it seems pretty much everything anti-American. Declaring someone guilty of a crime without a tria...

Democrats are introducing legislation to block Trump from office. Tell me that is a messung with Will of the people and destroying the sacredness of a vote.

I think what you guys hate about Trump is something that many of us love about him. Where you see someone who is narcissistic we see someone who can take himself lightly. He can have fun with the attention that he gets and still use it to his advantage. His end goal is his brand. It's not even so m...

A major announcement of Grift by Trump on Truth Social: $100 dollar Trump cards!!! Think of that when one of the conservative talking heads attack anything else. Their values are based on a house of Trump Cards. https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FkCHgqDXoAEOUx-?format=jpg&name=small You shall worship me ...

moksha wrote: ↑

Thu Dec 15, 2022 3:00 pm

SaidNobody wrote: ↑

Wed Dec 14, 2022 9:33 am

You cannot falsify a vote.

Yes, you can, especially when you tell the Georgia Secretary of State exactly how many votes to make up.

I missed the part the said how many votes to falsify.