Idk, when something evil happens and it's Lucifer, does that mean the evil he does is also deserved without exception?
For example, a mass shooting at a school, do all the students deserve to be killed because Lucifer caused it?
Congratulations America - you got the president you deserve
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For example, a mass shooting at a school, do all the students deserve to be killed because Lucifer caused it?
Zero Point Native
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Seattle
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You are mentally challenged apparently. We were talking about the sub 85 IQ people. That's who you and "they" are. Maybe you should just stop posting since you get confused so easily?
And women whose husbands compelled them to vote for Trump. Why aren't they "important"? "Important" to what?
Well, they are women. And as conservatives are saying on social media these days, "your body, my choice."
I'm not confused about anything here. And I'm far from the only one who struggles with making sense of some of your posts.
This is not intended as snark or sarcasm, it's just an observation. My wife's father developed dementia in his early 60s. I am by no means a medical professional, but a lot of your posting reminds me of that. Maybe you're just trolling, but I honestly have no way of knowing that.
Unfortunately, both Jesus and Lucifer are most likely non-existent. Scientific research would most likely show data regarding angry men and guns.
Well, so much for your previous claims about non-exceptional deserved.
TheVat
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This is flagrantly OT, but I will mention my partner was a professional oboist for 40 years and can testify that the embouchure is quite demanding. A tiny aperture and great pressure. A popular quote among that crowd is: an ill woodwind that no one blows good. The oboe doesn't take lungs as much as the ability to sustain pressure with the embouchure and throat muscles - it's the bassoon that takes Chariots of Fire lungwork.
The late, great bassoonist Lindsay Cooper, of Henry Cow, News from Babel, National Health and the Feminist Improvising Group, had to take a six month break in order to "recalibrate" her blowing technique following a wisdom teeth extraction. UNfortunately, MS forced her to retire from music in her late 40s. I've always been blown away (pun intended) by the dedication and commitment it takes to be a good reed or wind player--all the ones I know have got seriously crap teeth.
Seattle
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This isn't intended as a snark or sarcasm but is it possible that your wife's husband has developed dementia? I'm not the only one one here who is wondering.
If this is confusing, have your "wife" read it and explain it to you.
Can you cite some examples wherein posters have difficulty with making sense of my posts?
I can point you to several examples, within this thread alone, where posters struggle to make sense of your posts.
Just gonna add this:
I don't mock people over medical conditions--something which you (Seattle), incidentally, have done in the past--nor do I make light of them.
In fact, I have on rare occasion posted here (and elsewhere) in a post-ictal state--I am literally in an altered state of consciousness--and, when I look back hours later or the next day, I'm like, "What the hell was I even on about there?" And I have to query posters about whether I was making sense in that moment, or, at least, try to account for why I wasn't making sense and then go about rectifying the matter. Not a big deal, really. At least, not in my opinion. It's life.
So when you respond as you did, I'm not real sure what to do with that. At least my conscience is clear, somewhat.
I don't mock people over medical conditions--something which you (Seattle), incidentally, have done in the past--nor do I make light of them.
In fact, I have on rare occasion posted here (and elsewhere) in a post-ictal state--I am literally in an altered state of consciousness--and, when I look back hours later or the next day, I'm like, "What the hell was I even on about there?" And I have to query posters about whether I was making sense in that moment, or, at least, try to account for why I wasn't making sense and then go about rectifying the matter. Not a big deal, really. At least, not in my opinion. It's life.
So when you respond as you did, I'm not real sure what to do with that. At least my conscience is clear, somewhat.
Zero Point Native
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No, you're pretty much the only one. Your attempts at progressively more vicious attacks only reflect poorly on yourself.
Perhaps there is a crippled reporter you could mock instead?
Seattle
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Just drink your warm milk, it has been "fortified" to keep you from injuring yourself, and get some rest.
Seattle
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You mean you, I've been taking it easy on you.
Just to refresh, here's the exchange I'm trying to make sense of--including the initial post to which I was responding:
And this somehow elicited this response:
I have no idea as to what any of that is supposed to mean. What does their not being a "high voter turnout group" mean, and why (and how) aren't they "important"?
And this somehow elicited this response:
and this:
I have no idea as to what any of that is supposed to mean. What does their not being a "high voter turnout group" mean, and why (and how) aren't they "important"?
Seattle
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The first sign of dementia is using "their" instead of "there".
You imply the Trump voter is sub 85. I said they don't vote and therefore aren't important to the subject at hand. You shouldn't need to be spoon fed like this.
Nope. The "their" in that context refers to their state of being.
Again, I highly recommend Strunk and White.
Again, nope. I was referring to Trump voters with a sub-85 IQ. You really cannot read.