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What you wrote was that everything we say we think is right. We also find out we are wrong about things we thought were right. It's true for both the zealot and who you say isn't a zealot. "They become human" means exactly that they were something less than human before they became human. And...

Can you tell us something you are wrong about but still hold to? Although you said so with a smile, you did just say I'm less than human. That's worse than honestly calling a person who doesn't listen to reason "stupid".

Yeah, because the graphs show there is no difference in outcomes no matter if masks were used or not.

If this were true the graphs would show it. Since they don't, this is just another biased report using faulty science.

Back in 2021 he could hide behind unknowns. But the graphs are out, and masks don't matter.

I mustered more than just insults. I also mustered a description of your thinking - that being unaware and incurious. You are unaware of the reasons parents were upset at certain teachers. You were not curious enough to wonder why a theory that isn't taught has so much attention. The real...

Ouch! You just ran face first into the graphs that prove you wrong. You should stop denying science.

:ROFLMAO::LOL::D:ROFLMAO::LOL: Here we go again with the laughably unaware incurious response of the left. Stupid doesn't make you sin, but sin makes you stupid. Entertainingly stupid.

Masks have nothing to do with viruses in surgical rooms.

Wow. What you wrote here is spot-on truth! It's a sound indictment against leftist practices and laws, which promote classicism for the very purpose of hurting minorities.

Masks don't do anything. They didn't even help the Asians against viruses.

That's just the thing. As a building block for law any one that you might point to is either vague or minor. They're simply is not anything in today's law that is racist. As a theory it would be so minor in today's world that there should be no mention of it in any law class since racism is...

LOL, you don't know about cults much. A tendency of cults is that the leader isn't questioned. But a large part, the majority actually, question a number of positions Tucker holds. It means he's not a cult.

I never saw an episode because I haven't signed up for any streaming services. But I happened upon a review of an episode in season seven by a superfan, and found myself thoroughly enjoying seasons 7 and 8 through the meltdowns that each new chapter brought.

True. Yet the most popular ones still remain. I wonder if this fits with game theory about how large crowds arrive at the correct answer in certain circumstances? Especially since the masses can almost always be counted on to get the wrong answer politically. I wonder what dynamic makes this happen.

I've spent more time reading the original source material than listening to comments on it. But what I have heard seems fairly accurate. Perhaps I've been wrong. What is critical race theory?

Seems right, my son got it before me.

... begin by stopping mothers from murdering their children before they are born. And one cannot be more deadbeat than to murder their own child before it is born.

Let's say you vote for a good leader. He wins. You expect the other side to concede and go along with whatever policies your preferred candidate rules with. The problem is it also goes the other way. If they win you are expected to accept the evil rule their leader rules with. It's part of the...

Not voting isn't as bad as you might think. And the argument for not voting gets better as the decline in the US goes forward. Yeah. The point is lately they play to win and we don't. They said that in 2016, too. They've been cheating for a long time so it doesn't look like it's going to end...