This is such a weird comment. Did you read the part that you didn't quote? If I didn't read the article, where would I have gotten "Our Lady of Penha" from?
Imma say it. Mr. Burns seems like a bad person to work for.
I don't speak Portuguese. "Our Lady of Penha" sounds...well...I'm making assumptions, let's just say that. (Ladies are ladies, regardless of Penha.)
You would have been terrified? If you're that scared of brown people, that's your own issue.
Context should make it pretty easy. I'd probably guess it's more pro-demon.
3+2+2 = 7
Resident Evil 7: Biohazard
That's exactly what I'd expect a climate change denier to say!
Corporate media is just misinformation and propaganda.
It's off of Netflix already? I just started it
Shiver me timbers, I guess.
Putting a finger in your ass is not gay and neither is pegging. You do you, but if you're scared because you think you'll enjoy it, I'm going to continue to laugh at you.
I'd almost feel bad for straight guys if so many of you weren't such wimps.
Homophobic electricians! Harrumph!
Give us the murder rope!
What if climate change was caused mostly by this guy cursing the wind...
It really took you 10 paragraphs to not get a joke? Damn, dude.
Prostate orgasms are similar. As a bonus, it's a lot less work than surgery.
Cultural hegemony is the dominance of a culturally diverse society by the ruling class who shape the culture of that society—the beliefs and explanations, perceptions, values, and mores—so that the worldview of the ruling class becomes the accepted cultural norm.[1] As the universal dominant ideology, the ruling-class worldview misrepresents the social, political, and economic status quo as natural and inevitable, and that it perpetuates social conditions that benefit every social class, rather than as artificial social constructs that benefit only the ruling class.
Guys, can we please not bully the unstable lunatic into creating a global depression?
I'm just saying that bath water is not discharged from the body. Biowaste might be a better word. Sorry, I know this is not an important point.
I hope you enjoy your autograph collection. :)
So that's a no. You spent a lot of words to avoid saying the word no, but you seem to understand we cannot fix that problem in the short term.
So why do you insist on acting as if we have an informed electorate that will weigh their options and come to an informed decision? At what point do Democrats have to stop the wishful thinking and join us in reality?
If it helps, I'd like the same thing. But what we want doesn't matter. Winning elections does.
And for the record, I and a lot of other people read the article. Pretending 'everyone who comes to a different conclusion than you did is uninformed' is condescending. We simply choose to give credence to the activists that work for consumers over another corporate backed Democrat. "There are too many regulations on the books" is a right wing talking point and a nonsense excuse.
“This veto sends the devastating message that corporate landlords can keep using secret price-fixing algorithms to take extra rent from people who have the least,”
Edit: Open Secrets says the Real Estate industry is #2 in donations to Gov. Polis at $12,000.
Campaigning for a cushy job after he leaves office is also called "lobbying" because "bribery" is only when you hand a politician a bag with a big dollar sign on it and explicitly say "This is a bribe to do a crime for me".
Do you think we can fix "headline only reactions" amongst voters, or do you think we should do things that make good headlines regardless of if it increases the number of laws, a metric absolutely nobody cares about?
It's almost as if voters are human and we should care about what they think, rather than expect every voter to think like you do.
How many trans people do you know? Has a trans person gotten mad at you for something?
Charitably, it seems like people who have never met trans people seem to think they're balls of tinder, waiting to explode at any imagined slight. There is a lot of misinformation and propaganda out there and trans people are a punching bag.
Yes, words change a lot, and maybe someone might ask you to use a different word. That's not an attack on you.
Yeah, you might meet someone on a bad day or there could be a misunderstanding, but, in general, treating people with kindness and respect works out pretty well.