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…a funny, so not to be taken seriously.
you should visit cuba, alabama sometime. or paris, texas…i could do this all day.
go to bagdad florida. or palestine texas. stop over in cairo illinois, visit damascus maryland even
Jerusalem, New York
And apparently 10 other Jerusalems in America
there’s a section of ft lauderdale where the streets all sound like shit from an ayn rand novel. galt avenue and shit like that
then you’ve got the weird hobby lobby cultist types who steal antiquities from the middle east and want to build the biggest bible museum in the world. you better believe that if they had the chance they’d form their own town and run out of it everyone who didnt agree with their religion. a lot of nutjobs in america.
national prayer breakfast crazies with their superpacs and christofascist agenda probably out there with cells in unincorporated areas plotting on changing the names of all sorts of shit
I’m surprised the Freedom from Religion Foundation hasn’t gone after city names with any hint of religious roots. I wonder if they go after other religions, or just Christianity? Meh. China will mop up anything they miss, on the current trajectory.
So now it’s still derailing over there in Ohio and they’re going to do legislation to fix the train tracks or something. I don’t know, but it seems like it’s one of those “too big to fail” boosts for that industry. Prove me wrong. Fleecing the sheep whenever they use it, and then fleecing the taxpayers again to fix it, and they don’t have to pay any consequences when they let it break from lack of maintenance? What are they doing with the money everybody pays to use the rail lines? Same thing slumlords are doing with the rent money. But sure the banks can keep their knees on the necks of the sheep resorting to high interest loans just to have a shot at avoiding someone else’s mortgage or living train to train.
are you of the belief that christians are persecuted in america?
That deserves it’s own thread and a thoughtful exploration of identity, freedom, in/out group dynamics, and so forth. After you examine the signposts of history, you will see the answer on where we are at in what’s happening in various places all over the world, including here. For any worldview. Atheism included.
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With all those derailments per year, that’s a lot of contaminated drinking-water right there.
…a bit like UK drinking-water being contaminated with human waste, because water-companies have been illegally dumping [haha, what an unintended pun] unapproved waste-discharges into working rivers in cities and towns… which requires more [toxic] chemicals, to treat them.
Gross, right?
some people argue that clean water isn’t a right, and that water should be privatized.
Are all these 1000s of derailments per year, accidents?
…if not, why not?
- easy [free] disposal of vtw (very toxic waste)?
- a ploy, to enable the privatisation of the water system?
- an attempt to kill/poison the locals, drive them out of the area, and steal the land?
If tech is advanced enough to discern (surveil) such intentions…why (giving the benefit of the doubt) would the wielder of such tech conceal them, unless they thought full transparency would open pandora’s box?
Have they earned the benefit of the doubt?
It doesn’t matter that as far away as 1000 miles from the crash site it was raining rainbow-toxic sludge-snow. What matters is that mr big gay bootie judge is on top of things. He knows the right words. Less whitey in the workforce, we can fix this, cmon man!
are you saying that you would support the transportation secretary imposing regulations on the train companies?
like would you support a federal regulation to require electronically controlled pneumatic breaks on trains carrying hazardous materails?
use those magnets they use on roller coasters
Huh. No, I don’t recall saying that. Or not saying it.
I’m saying the transportation sec should get back to the job we are paying him to do, and have more orgies. Adopt more kids and take the rest of his term off in paid paternity leave. As Americans we demand only the best from our elected officials. Even the ones who weren’t elected at all.