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ultrafilter posted:That's from WorldNetDaily, so it's probably not actually true. Fairly little of what Say Nothing posts in this thread is real.
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...a link, because I'm on mobile: https://jalopnik.com/if-humans-evolved-to-survive-car-crashes-1784037415
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Oct 8, 2017 14:27
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 If you spend less money you end up with more of it left over.
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Oct 8, 2017 19:41
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Throatwarbler posted:
*jots down notes* live... within... your... means....
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Throatwarbler posted:
I should note that "help to buy" just means they're forcing charities to sell their housing association houses for a 25% discount to people who've previously lived in them. It's basically a way of propping up housing prices by reducing fair rental stocks 
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Oct 8, 2017 20:33
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“Couple gets a mortgage” is a newsworthy thing?
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WithoutTheFezOn posted:“Couple gets a mortgage” is a newsworthy thing? Approx 1/3 of the stories in the Daily Mail are basically just "White person(s) do completely unnotable thing". Often it's a moderately attractive white lady.
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Throatwarbler posted:Approx 1/3 of the stories in the Daily Mail are basically just "White person(s) do completely unnotable thing". Often it's a moderately attractive white lady. With a healthy dose of, in this case, "these dullards managed to get a house by making their life miserable for the next thirty years, so that means the rest of you poors have to
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Throatwarbler posted:
I love how the advice is "ditch credit cards" rather than "don't buy poo poo you can't afford, regardless of mechanism."
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its nuts that homes have become prohibitevely expensive even for the "middle" class. our parents could buy a house on a median salary.
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Oct 9, 2017 07:34
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Where is this enchanted land that is powered by ice-cream?
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Oct 9, 2017 08:34
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Horrible Lurkbeast posted:Where is this enchanted land that is powered by ice-cream? I don't know if I'd call Michigan "enchanted" but it certainly is land.
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Powaqoatse posted:its nuts that homes have become prohibitevely expensive even for the "middle" class. our parents could buy a house on a median salary. It's hilarious how pretty much everything Marx predicted about capitalism came true but people totally disregard it because people used his ideas in terrible ways. Wait I meant tragic, not hilarious
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Bertrand Hustle posted:I don't know if I'd call Michigan "enchanted" but it certainly is land. The name Kalamazoo is very misleading in that regard.
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Oct 9, 2017 14:23
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From a couple of years ago:
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Oct 10, 2017 01:23
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Wheat Loaf posted:From a couple of years ago: I believe him.
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Oct 10, 2017 01:25
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Was it a very small horse, or did the donkey have a step ladder?
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Collateral Damage posted:Was it a very small horse, or did the donkey have a step ladder? You'll note it says "tried."
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How do we know the horse didn't consent and they were doing rape roleplay? UKIP is an extremely homophobic party, after all.
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It's sort of funny that UKIP is clearly the second most homophobic party in the country but has still come closer than most of the main parties to having a gay leader.
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Wheat Loaf posted:It's sort of funny that UKIP is clearly the second most homophobic party in the country but has still come closer than most of the main parties to having a gay leader. Who was that? I'm an American so I only know Nigel and Boris.
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trapped mouse posted:Who was that? I'm an American so I only know Nigel and Boris. One of the leading candidates in their last leadership election - the one who finished second in the end but got the most attention - was Anne Marie Waters, who is a lesbian. And Irish, despite being a British nationalist. And a former director of the National Secular Society, despite the average stereotypical Kipper being a fundamentalist Christian. She is currently the director of an organisation called Sharia Watch, co-founded Pegida UK with members of the EDL and hosed away off to found her own extreme-right party when UKIP didn't want her. Curiously enough, she'd previously made a couple of unsuccessful attempts to become a parliamentary candidate... for the Labour Party. I don't know either. 
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Alice Weidel from AfD in Germany is also a right wing lady partnered with a lady. Politics makes strange bedfellows, I guess?
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Oct 11, 2017 04:28
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Ruth Davidson, the Scottish Tory leader, is also a lesbian
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Oct 11, 2017 04:31
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Maybe as with abortion and freedom of speech the only good lesbians are my lesbians?
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Not to say lesbians are less discriminated against than gay men, but homophobes generally seem to care way, way less about lesbians than they do gay men. Some combination of valuing women's sexuality less, lesbians not threatening the sexuality of homophobic men the way gay men do, and the Bible not having a specific prohibition against women having sex with women.
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No doubt it's a question of deciding whether you take greater exception to fundamentalist Christians or fundamentalist Muslims. I know at least one gay man who's of that attitude though I doubt it's especially commonplace.
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Pakled posted:Not to say lesbians are less discriminated against than gay men, but homophobes generally seem to care way, way less about lesbians than they do gay men. Some combination of valuing women's sexuality less, lesbians not threatening the sexuality of homophobic men the way gay men do, and the Bible not having a specific prohibition against women having sex with women. Pretty sure the bible has a specific prohibition against women laying with women in the same oft neglected passages that advise you not to eat shellfish or mix fibers in cloth.
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Pakled posted:Not to say lesbians are less discriminated against than gay men, but homophobes generally seem to care way, way less about lesbians than they do gay men. Some combination of valuing women's sexuality less, lesbians not threatening the sexuality of homophobic men the way gay men do, and the Bible not having a specific prohibition against women having sex with women. There's also the thing where homophobes think lesbians are fine (as long as they're attractive) because they think there's a chance that they can watch, because they're loving morons who think porn is representative of reality. Also the whole concept of having somebody they can point to and go "see? we're not bigots!" when the reality is they will absolutely throw gay conservatives under the bus as soon as they stop being convenient.
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Wheat Loaf posted:No doubt it's a question of deciding whether you take greater exception to fundamentalist Christians or fundamentalist Muslims. I know at least one gay man who's of that attitude though I doubt it's especially commonplace. A lot of the major far right parties aren't really all that fundamentalist Christian. Those that do espouse "Christian values" of their nation usually mean "not Muslim".
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syscall girl posted:Pretty sure the bible has a specific prohibition against women laying with women in the same oft neglected passages that advise you not to eat shellfish or mix fibers in cloth. I don't think Leviticus actually does cover that, although I could be mistaken. Certainly, the main focus seems to be on men.
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Pakled posted:Not to say lesbians are less discriminated against than gay men, but homophobes generally seem to care way, way less about lesbians than they do gay men. Some combination of valuing women's sexuality less, lesbians not threatening the sexuality of homophobic men the way gay men do, and the Bible not having a specific prohibition against women having sex with women. Look up "corrective rape." Then cry for our species.
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Bertrand Hustle posted:I don't know if I'd call Michigan "enchanted" but it certainly is land.  
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Wheat Loaf posted:No doubt it's a question of deciding whether you take greater exception to fundamentalist Christians or fundamentalist Muslims. I know at least one gay man who's of that attitude though I doubt it's especially commonplace. Most European countries have virtually no fundamentalist Christians. The UK might be an exception, but even there I think it's mostly concentrated in Northern Ireland and Scotland, where they have the scary kind of Protestantism.
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