No idea why any of this is happening.

Venezuela is a failed state, but it's not a threat to us, and it's totally manageable.

Congratulations!

I can't believe you passed the background check. ;]

I don't think this gets to the Supremes, but it's largely the same concept as the baker and the gay wedding cake. It's freedom of religion against other freedoms.

Without any government involvement, I'm not sure how it plays out. You don't have a right to a particular private-sector job.

This effort in Florida doesn't really bother me. The larger thrust of it is stupid, but many laws are stupid and taxpayers fund the public schools. If Florida's government representatives decide that professors should post syllabi, or teach certain books, that's how it goes. That's democracy.

What are you doing in cabs? Isn't that the real question?

It would things so much easier for conservatives who, for whatever reason, are sticking with the team despite the fact that the team is entirely different and dangerous to Western liberalism.

Crazy. What is the point of this?

Thank you. I don't know what sparked the comparison. Creativity is not logical, I find.

The thing that has to happen is that Congress must start taking itself seriously as an institution again. Until that happens, nothing will change.
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Congratulations!

And have fun with the COVID.

When you're hot, you're hot.

The fascination and fetishization concerning cross-dressing among our elites is really dumb and has gone on far too long, and it's starting to become a serious threat to Western liberalism because Joe and Jennifer Workadaddy in Exurbia, Ohio apparently prefer autocracy to transgender crap.

I've been busy, baby.

(It's actually true. Much craziness. But I'm sure I will make it back to these hell sites too soon. I genuinely hope you are feeling better these days.)

An amazing game.

Thank you! That makes so much sense.

I remember a truly amazing Daily Mail article. Imagine making the British tabloids for not liking Indian food.

Think about that.

This one, to me, is exactly like the baker and the gay cake. It's free speech vs. gay discrimination. And it seems very easy to me.

You can surely hold yourself out as a therapist who tries to stop people from being gay, or as a therapist who tries to make people gay.

Arguing about grammar and style is way more fun for me than it should be. Psycho fun.

Have your views on Indian food evolved?