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This PC thing has gotten ridiculous. I had a "Preventing Sexual Harassment" training today that had a little questionnaire at the beginning. One of the questions was "Sometimes the clothes a person wears invites Sexual Harrassment, T/F" When discussing it an older woman says "Well the PC answer is no, but, the real answer is yes." It should come as no surprise she had the most trouble in her workplace of dealing with S.H. in her work place of the 30 people there.
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I don't know how its possible, but I ended up in an argument with TWO flat earthers on Facebook through a mutual friend. I didn't even really think anyone was actually serious and thought it was all satire when I first even heard of the flat Earth theory.
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# ? Feb 9, 2016 03:52 |
As a teacher, I do not receive crazy emails but I do receive packages from the Church of Scientology to order DVDs to help my students find success.
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OxySnake posted:This PC thing has gotten ridiculous. I had a "Preventing Sexual Harassment" training today that had a little questionnaire at the beginning. One of the questions was "Sometimes the clothes a person wears invites Sexual Harrassment, T/F" When discussing it an older woman says "Well the PC answer is no, but, the real answer is yes." Unless the clothing has the words "I am explicitly inviting you to sexually harass me" printed on it, then I would probably answer no. Even if it did, I think it'd be very risky. The whole idea behind sexual harassment is that it's not welcome and it's not invited.
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Puntification posted:Am I reading it wrong or is the myth that black lives matter? The myth is that Michael Brown had his hands up. The riot cops coming out in full force the second protests started and that the report that "exonerated" the cop also talked about the cops of Ferguson preying on black people is completely forgotten, if it registered at all, even among ostensible moderates. Dr Christmas fucked around with this message at 04:37 on Feb 9, 2016 |
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Got a few kneeslappers today dohoho we're so loving clever
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man i really regret we can never see all the pissy image macros the spartans would have made about the athenians
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SSNeoman posted:Got a few kneeslappers today So they're pro abortion after all.
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Your mom seems p okay with letting them in tho.
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So is it a bug or a feature for these guys that the Spartans practiced large-scale slavery and infanticide?Mantis42 posted:Your mom seems p okay with letting them in tho.
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Polybius91 posted:So is it a bug or a feature for these guys that the Spartans practiced large-scale slavery and infanticide? Not to mention spartans porking other dudes, it's ok though because they were slaves you see.
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Halloween Jack posted:Does anyone else get mass mailings from untreated schizophrenics at their work email? Yes. I was a law enforcement officer at the Federal Reserve Bank. We used to find handwritten notes shoved in cracks in the wall of the employee parking lot. It was pretty standard Federal Reserve, JFK, CIA, New World Order conspiracy theory stuff. All from the same guy. Our chief kept them in a folder. We also had people come in wanting to "withdraw money" from their "account". I now realize that was probably some Sovereign Citizen thing. We had one teller window (they sold the rolls of state quarters and other collectible currency), and I'm not sure what she told those people to make them go away. Most of our "walk-ins" were people trying to exchange mutilated currency or, more often, trying to get $1 for a couple of square inches of a dollar bill. We had a form explaining to them where to mail their partial or mutilated currency for exchange. We were a small FRB branch, the main Banks probably have some good stories.
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I'll never get how a sovereign citizen simultaneously believes their bullshit and withdrawals from their secret fed bank will be worth something because fiat.
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I thought the belief was that the dollar has value because it's backed by the citizens, as in each one of them in their CAPITAL LETTER COLON: FORM is worth x number of dollars which is kept in a government account to keep the federal government running.
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Twelve by Pies posted:Hell, Christianity in general to be honest, the Bible says you must completely submit to God, and we've already seen how Christians are attempting to instill You could try asking "so should we bar admission to any Christian immigrant who refuses to pledge that they'll honor the Constitution over the Bible?" But it's a pretty good guess they'd just rebut that the Bible and Constitution are somehow totally in-synch, and incapable of causing conflicting allegiances.
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DemeaninDemon posted:I'll never get how a sovereign citizen simultaneously believes their bullshit and withdrawals from their secret fed bank will be worth something because fiat.
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# ? Feb 9, 2016 14:55 |
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I wish the court had recorded it as Meads v. MEADS.
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# ? Feb 9, 2016 15:10 |
Hmmm... Peter King supports(ed?) the IRA which killed civilians and police alike. However being angry that black people are killed for the crimes of "holding a toy", "looking older than they are", "possessing demon/Hulk Hogan strength", "wearing an anime costume", etc, etc, etc and non-violently protesting is beyond the pale and totally unreasonable. I wonder what the difference is hmmm... Eggplant Squire fucked around with this message at 15:59 on Feb 9, 2016 |
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It doesn't have to be American crazy forwarded political email, right? Have an anti-LGBT (anti-human rights) screed written by an Indonesian Islamic writer. I translated it into English from Indonesian. Translation Notes: Rasulullah or Rasool is how Muslims sometimes refer to Muhammad. Hadiths are quotations from Muhammad, passed down through a long list of people and become basis for Islamic way of life, as Muslims seek to replicate Rasulullah to be more faithful. The bolded names after the hadith in the text are basically the first people to say Muhammad said what he said. Lot in the Koran went about the same thing in regards to Sodom and Gomorrah as Lot in the Bible. I think. The angels transform to handsome young boys in the Koran and the Sodomites wanted them more than Lot's daughters. Al Islam posted:Be Alert, the LGBT Virus Threatens the Ummah! "Khilafah Rasyidah ’ala minhaj an-nubuwwah" is the period after Muhammad's death when the 'leader of the Ummah' is a succession of Muhammad's closest companions up until Ali's death. This period and the period of Muhammad's prophetic leadership is seen as the best time to be Muslim. Al-Islam Commentary is usually about recent news. ”Al-Islam Commentary” posted:MUI (Indonesian Ulama Council) released an official statement regarding Gerakan Fajar Nusantara (Gafatar) (Archipelago Dawn Movement). That organisation had mixed religious teachings. “They combined three religions. There’s a book,” said the Chief of MUI Assesment and Research Comission, Utang Ranuwijaya in the official statement. He also stated that the followers of Gafatar believed the existence of a prophet after Prophet Muhammad. This prophetic figure that was considered to receive messages from God is Ahmad Musadeq. In case you wanted to know, the relevant parts of the "10 Criteria" that Archipelago Dawn Movement fulfilled to be 'misguided' is claiming there's more of Allah's message after the Koran and claiming Muhammad isn't the last prophet. toanoradian fucked around with this message at 18:16 on Feb 9, 2016 |
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Popular Thug Drink posted:man i really regret we can never see all the pissy image macros the spartans would have made about the athenians "Throughout the rest of Hellas the custom on the part of those who claim to educate their sons in the best way is as follows. As soon as the children are of an age to understand what is said to them they are immediately placed under the charge of Paidagogoi, who are also attendants, and sent off to the school of some teacher to be taught "grammar," "music," and the concerns of the palestra. Besides this they are given shoes to wear which tend to make their feet tender, and their bodies are enervated by various changes of clothing. And as for food, the only measure recognised is that which is fixed by appetite. But when we turn to Lycurgus, instead of leaving it to each member of the state privately to appoint a slave to be his son's tutor, he set over the young Spartans a public guardian, the Paidonomos to give them his proper title, with complete authority over them. This guardian was selected from those who filled the highest magistracies. He had authority to hold musters of the boys, and as their overseer, in case of any misbehaviour, to chastise severely. The legislator further provided his pastor with a body of youths in the prime of life, and bearing whips, to inflict punishment when necessary, with this happy result that in Sparta modesty and obedience ever go hand in hand, nor is there lack of either." - Xenophon, The Polity of the Lacedaemonians Tl;dr version: Those loving pansies wear shoes.
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Sparta's greatest military innovation was contributing 10% of the fighting force and taking 90% of the credit, not unlike the white people shrieking about making America great again.
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toanoradian posted:It doesn't have to be American crazy forwarded political email, right? Have an anti-LGBT (anti-human rights) screed written by an Indonesian Islamic writer. I translated it into English from Indonesian. Just out of curiousity can you post or PM me the original? I speak Indonesian so I'm interested in the unfiltered crazy.
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A Fancy 400 lbs posted:"Throughout the rest of Hellas the custom on the part of those who claim to educate their sons in the best way is as follows. As soon as the children are of an age to understand what is said to them they are immediately placed under the charge of Paidagogoi, who are also attendants, and sent off to the school of some teacher to be taught "grammar," "music," and the concerns of the palestra. Besides this they are given shoes to wear which tend to make their feet tender, and their bodies are enervated by various changes of clothing. And as for food, the only measure recognised is that which is fixed by appetite. Let's not forget that Xenophon was an Athenian who fetishized Sparta. He was the Ancient Greek equivalent of the US Conservatives who fetishize Putin and Russia.
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Lotta stuff in the comments comparing the KKK to the Black Panthers. Yep, they're very similar.
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Someone should tell Coldplay they are black now.
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Radish posted:Someone should tell Coldplay they are black now. Get with the program. Beyonce is racist and Coldplay is selling sodomy to our children.
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I wouldn't buy sodomy from coldplay.
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I don't blame them for selling sodomy, it's much more enjoyable than their music.
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Coldplay wrote a song called "The Scientist" Scientists experiment Think about it sheeple.
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Radish posted:Someone should tell Coldplay they are black now. Bruno Mars too for that matter.
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TapTheForwardAssist posted:You could try asking "so should we bar admission to any Christian immigrant who refuses to pledge that they'll honor the Constitution over the Bible?" It's a very common belief that the Constitution was dictated by God among evangelicals, actually.
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ToxicSlurpee posted:It's a very common belief that the Constitution was dictated by God among evangelicals, actually. When you say evangelicals, who are you referring to specifically? I'd like to know the sorts of people to point moderate Christians at to let them know just how insane some of their peers are.
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I want to see the person who made this who is almost assuredly overweight and neither a warrior nor a survival expert
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Dirk the Average posted:When you say evangelicals, who are you referring to specifically? I'd like to know the sorts of people to point moderate Christians at to let them know just how insane some of their peers are. Far right fundies. Some denominations are explicitly evangelical but evangelicals crop up in literally every flavor of Christianity. They tend to be rural and white. Where I live they're typically Methodists or Presbyterians. Others are Catholic. Some are Baptists.
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I only found one hit on FSTDT Crazy Guy posted:Satan's dark, spiritual firepower is directed at destroying America's moral fiber. The national fabric is literally unraveling as each volley slams against our most basic institutions and against the Constitution God gave our founding fathers the wisdom and discernment to form.
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FSTDT's search only checks for exact matches.
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Verisimilidude posted:I want to see the person who made this who is almost assuredly overweight and neither a warrior nor a survival expert That website in the corner of the pic sells this quote:ALL-PURPOSE VIKING SALVE seems legit
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ToxicSlurpee posted:It's a very common belief that the Constitution was dictated by God among evangelicals, actually. It's actually a Mormon thing. I wouldn't be surprised if most of the evangelicals that believe the Constitution was dictated by God were regular viewers of Glen Beck's Fox News show, as he often used the phrase "divinely inspired Constitution".
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madlobster posted:It's actually a Mormon thing. I wouldn't be surprised if most of the evangelicals that believe the Constitution was dictated by God were regular viewers of Glen Beck's Fox News show, as he often used the phrase "divinely inspired Constitution". Mormonism specifically has that as part of Church doctrine. Other denominations do not have that but that doesn't stop people from believing it.
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