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FerretyFever0

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  • 4 different valuable observations, science gained a lot that day.

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  • It's important to cut off supply lines, true.

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  • I know this is probably a joke, but you are aware that freezing up and being unable to make a move is a common thing for all genders, right?

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  • I wrote a 3k character history about racism in the US, but it killed itself. Basically, racism in the North and West has gotten worse when things get bad, racism in the South got worse after the Revolution and stayed bad for a long time, but has somewhat decreased recently, the Western US hated Chinese people in the mid to late 19th century enough to get them banned from the country for a few decades, the country hated Japanese people during the first couple decades of the 20th century mostly because of Japan's imperialism, racism related to Asia is mostly directed towards China, a lot of it is related to the CCP and the consumption of dogs, there's quite a bit about India for reasons I can't really think of (maybe it was imported from Britain???) mostly about them being doctors, surgeons, liquor store and gas station owners and smelling bad (idfk) (the doctor, surgeon, lawyer or engineer thing is about all of Asia (the part that most Americans think Asia is)), people that are actually hateful towards Asian people are far less common than they used to be, racism against Arabs peaked in the 2000s, it's somewhat decreasing over time, Americans don't care about people being Polish, German, Irish, or Italian anymore (too late, they were forced to give up their cultures to survive, especially the last three), racism against Latinos is a slightly more recent development resulting from more of them immigrating in recent decades, it's really bad in certain places, but a lot (probably even most people tbh) of people truly don't give a shit, racism against black people is a national constant, although it ranges from complete ignorance (there's states that are less than 1% black, such as Montana and Wyoming, which is insane since 14.4% of the country is black) to outright hatred, most common in the South, but not particularly hard to find anywhere in the country, the govermment is most prejudiced against black people by an absolute fucking landslide.

    This is also really fucking long, but I spent a long time on it, so please read it. Please. I'm begging you.

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  • Well, idk if I would say "more". The median has gotten less bigoted (people care a little more when you say certain slurs), but I also think that the more conservative people have gotten significantly more bigoted.

  • Do you fulfill a lot of stereotypes?

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  • Jesus, you really do fit most of the stereotypes.

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    White House considering bulletproof vest for Trump after third assassination attempt on president: report

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  • Lincoln, Garfield, and Reagan at least. Maybe some others?

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    White House considering bulletproof vest for Trump after third assassination attempt on president: report

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  • Nah, wouldn't do much. Any assassin would be aiming for the head, not the body.

  • American food

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  • The fries look insanely good. The hot dogs with the hamburger bun is an interesting choice. I've never seen anyone do that before. Grilled cheese is usually just normal bread, not hamburger buns. Grilled cheeses normally don't have anything thicker than a slice or two of turkey or ham. Great attempt imo.

  • Integration enjoyer

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  • You also get several years in prison if you ever happen to disrespect one of the members of the royal family, even if you didn't know that it was a member of the royal family.

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  • The concept of privacy on the internet for one thing. VPNs as well, or perhaps that was only an attempt. ID verification to go to Wikipedia is an interesting idea, that, funnily enough, I can't say that even Alabama has done.

  • Pope Leo says he does not fear Trump, as he pushes back in feud over Iran war

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  • Maybe the Mormons are right (except they're not), and all of the people considered decent under the Mormon rules (most conservative Christians would be included, others, significantly less likely) get to live on Earth for a thousand years of peace. That was always the thing that interested me when I still believed. Shame that every single bit of bullshit we've all been forced to go through is for nothing. Over time, I've grown to understand why some people believe in a reward.

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  • No, the UK is not alright. They've been banning a lot of stuff lately. And I mean a lot. It's comparable to even the Deep South of the US, and that's hardly an exaggeration. The worst part is that most of it seems to truly be a bipartisan effort.

  • What is Squidward called in your language?

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  • Also Squidward

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  • Por que no los dos?

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  • Didn't realize Cecil loved Waffle House so much.

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  • It should be one's own morality, yes. But I find it rather obvious that many individuals lack sufficient morality to act in the interest of others. Laws, and the punishments for breaking those laws, are supposedly meant to force the actions of the immoral to align with that of the moral as far as public safety is concerned. Of course, this is only true when the laws are just, but the prevention of people driving while high is a worthwhile goal, and it is reasonable to punish those that partake in methamphetamines while operating a large hunk of metal that can easily kill people.

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  • In the case of this gentleman, I suppose not. However, I believe that driving after consuming drugs that impede your ability to drive should have a punishment of some kind. It is a matter of public safety. It's irresponsible to drink and drive, it's irresponsible to be on heroin while driving.