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Be still, my cyborg heart.
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Warehouse 13 Farnsworth noise.
October 31, 2025 at 3:09 AM
Warehouse 13 Farnsworth noise.
Not exactly the same, but I've been moving my (perfect for me) alarm tone from phone to phone for over a decade now.
October 29, 2025 at 3:38 AM
Not exactly the same, but I've been moving my (perfect for me) alarm tone from phone to phone for over a decade now.
Yes. Yes I have.
October 29, 2025 at 1:56 AM
Yes. Yes I have.
◾ Something is Killing the Children
◾ The Autumnal
◾ The Thrilling Adventure Hour: Residence Evil
◾ The Woods
3/3
◾ The Autumnal
◾ The Thrilling Adventure Hour: Residence Evil
◾ The Woods
3/3
October 27, 2025 at 7:45 PM
◾ Something is Killing the Children
◾ The Autumnal
◾ The Thrilling Adventure Hour: Residence Evil
◾ The Woods
3/3
◾ The Autumnal
◾ The Thrilling Adventure Hour: Residence Evil
◾ The Woods
3/3
◾ Beneath the Trees Where Nobody Sees
◾ Through the woods
◾ Harrow County
◾ Hello Darkness
2/3
◾ Through the woods
◾ Harrow County
◾ Hello Darkness
2/3
October 27, 2025 at 7:45 PM
◾ Beneath the Trees Where Nobody Sees
◾ Through the woods
◾ Harrow County
◾ Hello Darkness
2/3
◾ Through the woods
◾ Harrow County
◾ Hello Darkness
2/3
I'm going to leave this thread here (for I believe the third time) and hope that you can end today a little more aware of your own ingrained biases. But if you can't learn, hopefully someone else might read this and take something from it.
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February 6, 2025 at 2:43 AM
I'm going to leave this thread here (for I believe the third time) and hope that you can end today a little more aware of your own ingrained biases. But if you can't learn, hopefully someone else might read this and take something from it.
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Very good. Now try it without the implied antisemitism.
February 5, 2025 at 11:58 PM
Very good. Now try it without the implied antisemitism.
I've been watching well intentioned comments start to lean pretty hard into antisemitism because of Christian (both religious and hegemonic) ignorance. 2/2
January 24, 2025 at 3:53 PM
I've been watching well intentioned comments start to lean pretty hard into antisemitism because of Christian (both religious and hegemonic) ignorance. 2/2
4*if* he was powerful enough, he'd be morally obligated to do so.
You're now taking a moral posting everyone agreed on and wrapping it in presumptive Christianity, so now we suddenly"disagree", though not on the actual issue of slavery.
You're now taking a moral posting everyone agreed on and wrapping it in presumptive Christianity, so now we suddenly"disagree", though not on the actual issue of slavery.
December 20, 2024 at 5:32 PM
4*if* he was powerful enough, he'd be morally obligated to do so.
You're now taking a moral posting everyone agreed on and wrapping it in presumptive Christianity, so now we suddenly"disagree", though not on the actual issue of slavery.
You're now taking a moral posting everyone agreed on and wrapping it in presumptive Christianity, so now we suddenly"disagree", though not on the actual issue of slavery.
3. Some people believe god was powerful enough to stop it
You're working on the assumption that god is responsible for fixing earthly problems, and not humans.
God's role as an intercessor is not the same between Christianity and Judaism, and you're leaning towards the former.
You're working on the assumption that god is responsible for fixing earthly problems, and not humans.
God's role as an intercessor is not the same between Christianity and Judaism, and you're leaning towards the former.
December 20, 2024 at 5:32 PM
3. Some people believe god was powerful enough to stop it
You're working on the assumption that god is responsible for fixing earthly problems, and not humans.
God's role as an intercessor is not the same between Christianity and Judaism, and you're leaning towards the former.
You're working on the assumption that god is responsible for fixing earthly problems, and not humans.
God's role as an intercessor is not the same between Christianity and Judaism, and you're leaning towards the former.
2. Slavery was explicitly allowed for in the texts
Yes, but your ignoring the past where or was brought up that this was within a cultural context, and possibly as a limitation of humans and not god. Perhaps "explicitly regulated/limited" world be a better way of approaching it.
Yes, but your ignoring the past where or was brought up that this was within a cultural context, and possibly as a limitation of humans and not god. Perhaps "explicitly regulated/limited" world be a better way of approaching it.
December 20, 2024 at 5:32 PM
2. Slavery was explicitly allowed for in the texts
Yes, but your ignoring the past where or was brought up that this was within a cultural context, and possibly as a limitation of humans and not god. Perhaps "explicitly regulated/limited" world be a better way of approaching it.
Yes, but your ignoring the past where or was brought up that this was within a cultural context, and possibly as a limitation of humans and not god. Perhaps "explicitly regulated/limited" world be a better way of approaching it.
1. Slavery is wrong.
Everyone here has agreed on this.
Everyone here has agreed on this.
December 20, 2024 at 5:32 PM
1. Slavery is wrong.
Everyone here has agreed on this.
Everyone here has agreed on this.
You have set up the religious morality equivalent of the "yes or no: have you stopped beating your wife?" joke.
December 20, 2024 at 5:04 PM
You have set up the religious morality equivalent of the "yes or no: have you stopped beating your wife?" joke.
From a Jewish perspective, some of those, in the hierarchy you set up, aren't answerable because they're not applicable. As I said, your framework has a huge amount of presumed conditions and not all of them work within Judaism.
December 20, 2024 at 5:04 PM
From a Jewish perspective, some of those, in the hierarchy you set up, aren't answerable because they're not applicable. As I said, your framework has a huge amount of presumed conditions and not all of them work within Judaism.