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Here's another fun twin comparison: The one on the right smokes and drinks a lot. The one on the left drinks little and doesn't smoke.

@uKnowTh3Vibesz @stuartgilmour9 @CashezMazz @TheRealCanthra @SpencerHakimian @grok Honorary American for this moment

@stuartgilmour9 @CashezMazz @TheRealCanthra @SpencerHakimian @grok Mind you this bozo isn’t American neither 😭

Lindsey Graham wasn’t married and had no kids. So who called the police in the middle of the night?

@Aella_Girl I’m into cnc lol

me and a bunch of slutty ladies have a group chat where if any guy tells us he's into cnc, we alert the group chat so all the ladies know they might wanna go try to have sex with him. this is kinda bad though, because we're all coordinating to get guys with a specific fetish laid and i don't wanna make guys feel like they *have* to have that fetish to get laid. I think other ladies who into more normal sex should have similar group chats to also incentivize guys who like regular stuff to balance us out.

@meropison @kan_ki23 @IttnerJ @LoganPaul Yeah it’s just old news at this point. People still harboring on this are just being performative.

@kan_ki23 @IttnerJ @LoganPaul not even a joke dude

I keep seeing that clip of the dude not passing the ball & I’m so gutted for Haaland The entire country of Norway lost because one guy wanted to have a moment

The use of em-dashes should be as a sign of high intellectualism. Some can use commas, but real writers know what to do—how to make art. I also just picked it up in college since I kept using commas so much and wasn’t always a big fan of semicolons

@Am_Knight55 @Skoorbkaz @deanwball (1) Never denied that. I said the Talmud itself is not law, but influenced Jewish law. That’s separate from what OP claimed (2) never implied (3) Meh. When you misrepresent Notice how this was about butchered passages with OP.

@Nullsci1 @Skoorbkaz @deanwball You admit that jews do follow practices from the talmud, good. The reasoning that only rabbis can understand it is hilariously stupid. "You haven't studied ___ for years so you can't possibly just read some of it and have criticism" is extremely retarded cope.

there comes a time in every ai policy professional’s life when they realize they have to read the talmud to make further progress, and for me that time was this week

@Am_Knight55 @Skoorbkaz @deanwball What is this supposed to contradict? The Supreme Court’s dissents aren’t binding law—the binding law is majority opinion. The Talmud preserves debates and later influenced Halakhah, but not every recorded opinion became law. What exactly did you contradict here???

@Nullsci1 @Skoorbkaz @deanwball Are you unfamiliar with the supreme court and how their written dissenting opinions also matter to the laws of the country?

@Am_Knight55 @Skoorbkaz @deanwball “It isn’t a magic text Rabbis can understand” Seems so, as you and the other doesn’t seem to know what the Talmud is. The Jewish mom isn’t an own. Like I just said, the Talmud is not law, but it impacted the law of Halakhah. And pls, yall are more interested in other passages

@Nullsci1 @Skoorbkaz @deanwball That beliefs such as someone only being considered jewish if their mother was jewish come from it, which a significant portion of jews also follow. It isn't a magic text that only rabbis can understand.

@Am_Knight55 @Skoorbkaz @deanwball In American law and code, students typically read statutes, court opinion and bindings. The Talmud is much more dialectical, and less direct than US code and law. But again, the Talmud is not the Jewish law book, so comparing it to US code still doesn’t make damn sense

@Am_Knight55 @Skoorbkaz @deanwball Like, if you want to get technical: US code is more direct — it’s about figuring out what the law is, a set of rules where the majority opinion typically prevails. The Talmud is not law, but rather a large discussion where every word and dissent matters. Less direct

@Am_Knight55 @Skoorbkaz @deanwball …Talmud requires a large understanding of Jewish history and other items, and since it’s not a law book, it shouldn’t be compared to US laws. The comparison just doesn’t work because none of yall know what the Talmud actually is. Comparing it to us law?? Plsss

@Am_Knight55 @Skoorbkaz @deanwball No, because they’re not the same thing to be compared. The Talmud is a giant collection of debates and ideas that would eventually lay some foundations for the Halakhah. It takes aeons to read and more to get it, the US law book is less so. Given the fact that the…

@yodachadsupmax9 @NoahRyanCo Oh my god

@NoahRyanCo man I can't stand those fuckers. central americans are the worst.

Spend enough time around the third world and you'll realize wastefulness is their favorite class indicator.

@Skoorbkaz @deanwball It wasn’t “my defense”, it wasn’t even a defense of anything. It was showing the quotes exist, but they’re not law— their full context is about the consequences of these actions. But again, you didn’t read the Talmud and apparently you can’t understand simple English on X ig

@Skoorbkaz @deanwball Since you blocked me. I posted an article discussing this, but explaining how it’s not legal authority — it’s a debate on the actions themselves. The rabbis aren’t saying “sex with minors is good”, they’re saying “in these cases, what is the legal consequence?”