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Zerg Mans posted:dental plan You're a such a weird, lovely little man. Your brain is all twisted up and rotten
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my state is like 25%, maybe slightly over, catholic and is now the abortion safe-haven of america.
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Toph Bei Fong posted:One funny thing about modern religion is that, hundreds of years ago, people would murder one another over their position on the council of trent or whether the communion wafer was consubstantiated or transubstantiated or whether God says you can go to a birthday party, but today Americans will be like "Yeah, I used to go to First Methodist, but then they got a new organist, so now I go to the First Presbyterian because their choir is better, except during Easter when St. Matthew's does their pageant which is just fantastic, and on Christmas when you've just got to go to First Baptist..." variety in consumer choice is freedom.
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tokin opposition posted:Volts? Volts is a clean energy and politics newsletter/podcast, run by David Roberts formerly of Vox and other places. It's not about Catholicism and the political takes are hit and miss, so I don't know how it plays in this thread, but there's some pretty cool clean energy projects and ways of thinking about climate change solutions.
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dave roberts aka doctor vox was an early chapo nemesis
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C-Euro posted:Volts is a clean energy and politics newsletter/podcast, run by David Roberts formerly of Vox and other places. It's not about Catholicism and the political takes are hit and miss, so I don't know how it plays in this thread, but there's some pretty cool clean energy projects and ways of thinking about climate change solutions. Sounds like masturbation cause there's no political will to do any of those
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C-Euro posted:Volts is a clean energy and politics newsletter/podcast, run by David Roberts formerly of Vox  Shut up and take my wallet! 
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[Podcasts] It's not about Catholicism ... so I don't know how it plays in this thread, but
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[Podcasts] How do I explain to my wife that this isn't a Vatican II podcast anymore?
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C-Euro posted:Volts is a clean energy and politics newsletter/podcast, run by David Roberts formerly of Vox and other places. 
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Can you imagine how powerful of a Twitter poster Martin Luther would be I think if you brought him to the modern day, gave him a smartphone and said "this is a magic box that lets you tell at your enemies in public 24/7" he would immediately get it
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I don't know what historical figure would make the best podcaster though. Maybe like James Joyce or something
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Toph Bei Fong posted:One funny thing about modern religion is that, hundreds of years ago, people would murder one another over their position on the council of trent or whether the communion wafer was consubstantiated or transubstantiated or whether God says you can go to a birthday party, but today Americans will be like "Yeah, I used to go to First Methodist, but then they got a new organist, so now I go to the First Presbyterian because their choir is better, except during Easter when St. Matthew's does their pageant which is just fantastic, and on Christmas when you've just got to go to First Baptist..." Do people really do this? The only church goers I know are very religious and wouldn’t ever do this, and everyone else I know just never goes to or at least never talks about going to a church
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MikeCrotch posted:I don't know what historical figure would make the best podcaster though. Maybe like James Joyce or something Sukarno, Lumumba and Pol Pot. Classic three hander.
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Stav and Orson Welles movie reviews podcast
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MikeCrotch posted:I don't know what historical figure would make the best podcaster though. Maybe like James Joyce or something 
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MikeCrotch posted:Can you imagine how powerful of a Twitter poster Martin Luther would be The reformation to peasants war arc was basically that thing podcasters and Internet personalities do where they build an audience and then piss that audience off by turning into a reactionary over some later occurring current event Fidel would have made an awesome podcaster
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MikeCrotch posted:Can you imagine how powerful of a Twitter poster Martin Luther would be he’d get banished to truth social for being too antisemitic but only after posting a Hunter Biden meme following thousands of antisemitic posts
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Cloks posted:Sukarno, Lumumba and Pol Pot. Classic three hander. Is Pol Pot the "Stav" or the "Justin McElroy" of the group
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Pepe Silvia Browne posted:Stav and Orson Welles movie reviews podcast stavvy just chortling every time orson uses the word "balls"
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MikeCrotch posted:Can you imagine how powerful of a Twitter poster Martin Luther would be A history podcast I've listened to talked a lot about how Martin Luther was generally a very loud, angry person who loved to drink and maybe gently caress. he'd be good!
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tell martin the smartphone is from satan and watch him turn into the two button meme guy
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projecthalaxy posted:Is Pol Pot the "Stav" or the "Justin McElroy" of the group Lumumba: Adam Sukarno: Stav Pol Pot: Nick
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Cloks posted:Sukarno, Lumumba and Pol Pot. Classic three hander. pol pot can probably get robert evans on
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MikeCrotch posted:I don't know what historical figure would make the best podcaster though. Maybe like James Joyce or something Adolf Hitler (Nick), Churchill (Stav), and FDR (Adam).
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MikeCrotch posted:I don't know what historical figure would make the best podcaster though. Maybe like James Joyce or something Scheherazade and L. Ron Hubbard
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you know that thing pro-lifers do when thye say "oh liberals just are pro-abortion and want women to actively have abortions, and are sad when they decide to have kids" that's 95% false, the 5% are the people mad about liz bruenig
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Shipon posted:you know that thing pro-lifers do when thye say "oh liberals just are pro-abortion and want women to actively have abortions, and are sad when they decide to have kids" i don't want women to have abortions, I want sterilization to be a normal and even encouraged practice for people of all gonads i am the 1%
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Pretty good TrueAnon, though one thing I sort of disagree with (that I just mentioned in the Ukraine thread prompted by this episode) is the whole idea that Ukraine has expertly played the Western media. Their propaganda only worked because the Western media repeated/legitimized it and there was already a huge audience of American liberals ready and willing to believe literally anything bad about Russia/Putin. Also lol at the part where Seth Harp was like "well they're not really neo-Nazis because they don't explicitly say they want to genocide all Jews." Reminds me of the good post someone (I think Nix Panicus) made in the Ukraine thread about most people being oblivious to the fact that Nazi Germany was characterized at least as much by the extermination of literally tens of millions of Slavs/Russians as it was the extermination of Jews or other groups.
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AnimeIsTrash posted:Adolf Hitler (Nick), Churchill (Stav), and FDR (Adam). Who are Stalin and Hirohito in this parallel?
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AnEdgelord posted:Who are Stalin and Hirohito in this parallel? dasha and his previous ex who cheated on him during dj lessons
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Zerg Mans posted:dental plan lmao some plague rats posted:You're a such a weird, lovely little man. Your brain is all twisted up and rotten elden ring trailer voice
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MikeCrotch posted:Can you imagine how powerful of a Twitter poster Martin Luther would be y'all, When our Lord and Master Jesus Christ said, ``Repent'' (Mt 4:17), he willed the entire life of believers to be one of repentance. 🧵 1/95
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MikeCrotch posted:I don't know what historical figure would make the best podcaster though. Maybe like James Joyce or something imagine the Napoleon stans. Tesla but for European nationality. edit: just perpetually cancelled by Josephine but they keep getting back together curse: Napoleon and Josephine, the original Amber heard and Johnny depp fr0id has issued a correction as of 06:08 on Jul 6, 2022 |
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Hitler becoming a YouTube blogger that gets cancelled, Diogenes becoming a poo poo poster We have a moral duty to send the internet back in time to the first humans
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Toph Bei Fong posted:One funny thing about modern religion is that, hundreds of years ago, people would murder one another over their position on the council of trent or whether the communion wafer was consubstantiated or transubstantiated or whether God says you can go to a birthday party, but today Americans will be like "Yeah, I used to go to First Methodist, but then they got a new organist, so now I go to the First Presbyterian because their choir is better, except during Easter when St. Matthew's does their pageant which is just fantastic, and on Christmas when you've just got to go to First Baptist..."
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Those same reasons are cited in letters from the past. People haven't changed at all.
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Toph Bei Fong posted:One funny thing about modern religion is that, hundreds of years ago, people would murder one another over their position on the council of trent or whether the communion wafer was consubstantiated or transubstantiated or whether God says you can go to a birthday party, but today Americans will be like "Yeah, I used to go to First Methodist, but then they got a new organist, so now I go to the First Presbyterian because their choir is better, except during Easter when St. Matthew's does their pageant which is just fantastic, and on Christmas when you've just got to go to First Baptist..." This is really mostly an American thing, the whole freedom of religion allure attracted a hodgepodge of weirdos who thought they could interpret the scripture however they wanted to and it gave birth to all the evangelical and other offshoot protestant poo poo you see today. If you visit some of the real holy sites you will still see old women weeping onto a rock bc some pope in the 1500s said it was basically the same as the one that Jesus was embalmed on or whatever.
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