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In thinking about it some more, I think the church is a "One Sized Fits All" organization. It's tough to be a square peg when everyone is expected to fit through the same damned, round hole. Some people naturally fit the mold. Some people force themselves to fit the mold. That's where I had been. I ...

An individual's definition of mormonism comes from their own experience in the church. Like M_Elephant, my mother would not have described herself as a slave either. My dad was a very good husband. He helped out at home, he was very involved with raising kids, he was a good provider. My mom also had...

I’ve been thinking about how I define Mormonism and have settled on this: Mormonism is a series of non-standardized rules that each church member and leader personally interprets differently and then expects everyone else to abide by their own interpretation. ...as long as that interpretation comes...

Being a "Good Ol' Boy"? Hahaha. That's funny. What’s funny? Do you think moksha is a good ol’ boy when he disparages people he doesn’t know, hasn’t met, and that he judges based on stereotypes? I don’t think it is funny. I think it is weird and a bit ding dong bat**** crazy to hate people without a...

People who are mentally unwell are more likely to be produced by the progressive ideology than by those who hold a compassionate conservative viewpoint. I think that Soylent Green snack food production is the ultimate in conservative compassion for the homeless. "Compassionate" Jesse Watters, refer...

moksha wrote: ↑

Tue Jan 09, 2024 3:22 pm

Mayan_Elephant wrote: ↑

Tue Jan 09, 2024 2:25 pm

You know what that is called when you judge groups of people you don't actually know, right?

Being a "Good Ol' Boy"?

Hahaha. That's funny.

In general, Utah has one of the lowest rates of homelessness in the United States, and the majority of the state's homeless population can be found in Salt Lake metropolis, which is considered to be a liberal metropolis. If you take a more comprehensive look at the issue of homelessness in the Unit...

I am no longer a registered voter. I dont support counting uniquely unsolicited ballots that were mailed en masse. You are not registered to vote? I never understand those who argue politics and don't even vote. It's like arguing with someone who states they don't believe in facts. It's weird. Whet...

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Mon Dec 18, 2023 11:09 am

moksha wrote: ↑

Mon Dec 18, 2023 7:21 am

Perhaps these stones could help reveal the FSM's holiday message to us and allow us to be the best Noodlists possible.

Wow, those are spectacular. I'm seeing visions already!

Shrooms again??

If I knew I was going to be a god pretty soon because I got a magical foot washing I would probably be highly motivated to continue believing it. That would inspire me to consider that 99.999% of the people I encounter every day are mere mortals who, if I only knew better, would soon recognize that...

Is anyone else ever put off by all the leaders from Bishop to SP and above who all seem like pompous asses because they have soooo much education and are smarter than everyone else ??I mean really I was never able to afford a great education got what I could an associate degree in criminal justice ...

It's not expensive to eat healthy! If I was poor, I could feed my family for relatively cheap by just going to a couple of stores. A fifty pound bag of rice is $24. Eight costco chickens (month supply) is $40. 25 pound bag of beans, $18. Six #10 cans of tomato sauce $19. I'm sure you get the point....

Yes, there is a positive correlation btwn poverty and obesity. And poor folks don't typically have costco cards. They also aren't typically as educatedand and don't have as much access to quality healthcare; it's not just about being lazy. Plus, if we can believe Morgan Spurlock, eating very unheal...

It's not expensive to eat healthy! If I was poor, I could feed my family for relatively cheap by just going to a couple of stores. A fifty pound bag of rice is $24. Eight costco chickens (month supply) is $40. 25 pound bag of beans, $18. Six #10 cans of tomato sauce $19. I'm sure you get the point....

I was impressed with Rusty Bowers until he said that if Trump were running against Biden again, he would vote for Trump. Even after Trump thoroughly bullied him and threatened him, Bowers will still vote for Trump again. Until Bowers said that, I thought he was very honorable. -- Wndr. This did not...

Serious question: Can a felon serving time in a penitentiary simultaneously serve time as US president? Right now it's kind of looking like Trump might be on track for that Bizarro Land collision of realities. It would seem that if you lose the right to vote, you should lose the right to serve. Who...

I am pointing out the absurdity of the stereotyping and bigotry and asking for an explanation. Is it agreed that absurd bigotry and stereotyping is funny? If so, can we also accept that a response to absurd stereotyping and bigotry is funny? Absurd bigotry and stereotyping. I would call these thing...

I went back to read some of the old, more confrontational, posts in this thread. Whether knocking or defending him, Trump's name change is hysterical.

Oh, hahaha. You weren't kidding.

Trump