4est_4est_Gump
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He can't so why bother asking?
Ishmael
We probably will not see his return to this thread...
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He can't so why bother asking?
Ishmael
Hizzoner apparently doesn't have a problem with Qatar's abuse and enslavement of tens of thousands of migrant workers who have one toilet for 50 people.
Liberalism and hypocrisy go together like peanut butter and jelly.
Here we see a blind person actually leading another blind person.
Comfortable compartmentalization of conflicting ideas...
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If Mr. Springsteen and others who think like him (like Governor Andrew Cuomo) are fighting for freedom, it might be a good idea for them to know exactly what it is they are fighting for. It might be a good idea to examine if what they are supporting is a human rights issue actually worth being righteously indignant about.
It might even be a good idea to take an up close and personal look at one of the "freedom fighters" with whom he and his righteous band of brothers are expressing "solidarity."
For as it turns out, one of these "freedom fighters" recently bravely invited an up close view of himself by appearing au naturel in a women's locker room in the state of Washington. According to Christian Today, the man undressed in front of women, asserting the right to do so under the state's transgender bathroom policy law. The guy was apparently inspired by the example of another valiant freedom fighter, a male who in 2012 paved the way for progress by lounging naked in a women's locker room that was frequented by girls as young as six.
Such are righteous "freedom fighters" in action? That's the social justice with which the left chooses to stand in solidarity?
That's a Rosa Parks moment?
No, it isn't....
You're wrong again.
About what?
Everything.
Oh? How is that?
Because what you said was not accurate.
What wasn't accurate?
. . .I'm guessing you mean because sweeping generalizations are always wrong.
. . . Of course. . . in doing so, you stated that I was wrong about, "everything."
This is the problem you have.
See post #42.