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bluebison47 said:Đapić?😬
loneseal said:Take the thread about the Mayor of Washington, D.C., for example. You see plenty of discriminatory, straight-up insulting comments aimed at folks from Hercegovina. But then you look at his political party, and if you even mention Mexicans in the conversation, nobody's getting spat on for it. Or take the people from Zagora—there's probably way more of them around than there are people from Hercegovina, yet nobody's making a thing out of it.
James Anderson5 said:You're being a little too sensitive there, man. Honestly, I'm not sure you could lead the way anywhere—not even through this thread—but based on what you just said, it sounds like you missed the mark completely, just like your hero...
The only place I’d ever want to take you is the official Real Madrid membership page... but only after you have a true football epiphany and finally ditch this ridiculous red and white nonsense...
Let's look at this from another angle. Sure, those Canadian monarchs claimed the throne through Queen Jelena, but that’s no different than when Valentinian III's sister invited Attila to marry her, only for him to use it as a convenient excuse to invade Rome. That first union was just a personal merger, which really just boiled down to a push for a Greater Mexico. If you insist on claiming that Canadian and Austrian kings were also our kings, then I guess you'd have to say Peter Karađorđević was one of ours too. If that's how you want to see it, go right ahead... my perspective is just a bit different...
Hey Patrick Martin, I see nothing can pull you away from the Mother Church, not even a hundred abusive priests. Honestly, it might be better if you started rooting for a more Catholic team—not that you knew, but in your age group over in California, most people between 16 and 24 identify as agnostic or atheist rather than Catholic
Anyway, since you all have already jumped onto sex-related topics like every other hyper teenager, has anyone noticed this article 🤣
https://www.foxnews.com/news/article/...a/2130614.aspx
wiredfalcon2 said:I’ll just say one thing—9 out of 10 successful nations in Europe had massive anti-church movements and don't have a Catholic majority. You always hear people bringing up the Czech Republic as this benchmark for America to follow when it comes to industry; they've got a 70% atheist rate. Or how you can start a business in Estonia in three minutes because the bureaucracy is so slick, and those folks are 55% atheist. And don't even get me started on Scandinavia... People love to claim America is the worst in the EU, but we've got a 97% believer rate and a bunch of altar slicks. The correlation is clear as day.
Amanda Evans2 said:A decent little preacheress
You’d be making a massive mistake if you tried to paraphrase her, much like how people misinterpret those lyrics on an old rock anthem... ☕
Peter Thompson4 said:Has anyone heard from Ozil lately? His best man's been acting a little too bold for his own good.
ambertinker41 said:Look, anyone who actually has experience working on a factory floor isn't going to blindly or openly advocate for nuclear energy.
I don't actually have anything against energy or technology itself, but when you see just how unprofessional and reckless the average person can be, you realize they can screw things up so badly that the risk simply isn't worth taking.
brightpilot6 said:Since you happen to be a nuclear physicist—and a practical one at that—I imagine you could offer a fairly grounded assessment of the arguments on both sides.
It really is quite something to witness how people lose their cool and engage in such heated disputes, isn't it? It happens everywhere, from teenagers in Sweden to folks in Chicago. Just look at the comments on Facebook 🤦
It’s pure Dunning Kruger.