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The danger here is that you get into "jigsaw puzzle mode", where you figure out how terms fit together without any idea of what anything means. Relentlessly try to make the text concrete before you connect it with any other conversation or theme.
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@zenahitz i think the most important thing is to get a sense of what conversations the text is participating in, what the stakes are, what are the implicit references, etc.
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@philliplede Absolutely wrong. Christ suffered to secure for us eternal life, not to relieve us of earthly suffering. Quite literally the opposite - He demonstrated that earthly suffering is the WAY to eternal life.
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@4sheaux @mattbossong Not at all! Ignoring a person simply makes us forget about them. I'm surprised I have to explain this.
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@cjonesy108 @micsolana so people who don't own property don't have skin in the game?
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@micsolana There’s wisdom in the original system. Property owners had skin in the game.
It’s a different economy now but the underlying principle is sound.
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what exactly is the problem here? we’ve been told for years that billionaires pay less tax than poor people. empowering poor people with political power that corresponds with what they’ve invested in the system seems fair to me.
6ixBuzzTV@6ixbuzztv
Shopify CEO says a “good system” would give 0 votes to those who pay no income tax, while increasing votes for higher taxpayers, capped at 5.
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@beatmastermatt bro get a fucking grip. you're talking about "platforming" like it's 2015. You think fascists will go away if ignored?? these people are running our country now, they have cultural reach greater than that of liberals. we need to beat them on merit or we'll be destroyed.
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@KILLTOPARTY still very true if you factor in inherited social and economic circumstances. whites still much more likely to be born on third base.
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@PostOpinions @robkhenderson literally making shit up to be mad about. this is the Washington Post now?
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The most progressive parents in the United States are giving their children the most traditional names.
“People with options choose the safest [names] for their own children, while praising risk and novelty for everyone else,” @robkhenderson says.
“In my journey from foster care to Yale, I coined a term for this pattern: luxury beliefs.”
🔗 Read more about what the latest data on baby names says about progressives: wapo.st/4vWXtZo
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No. The reason that reading philosophy is difficult is that philosophy is difficult.
When you "bounce off" a dense philosophical text, you need to read it again, slowly. Look for parts that make more sense than others-- they serve as beachheads. Talk about it with a friend.
Henry Shevlin@dioscuri
Something I wish I’d been told at 19: when you bounce off a dense philosophical text, the reason is rarely that you’re being dumb. Far more often, the author is simply really bad at explaining.
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@calvinrobinson The essence of post-Temple Judaism is envy: Envy of the Sacrifice of Jesus, of the true religion of God.
So their plan always remains the same: Take away the sacrifice, render the Catholics impotent with God like us.
And the Novus Ordo and protestantism did just that.
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@kenfox256 @JohnCleese Glad you asked.
a great statistical overview:
niussp.org/family-and-hou…
"Approximately half of Congolese (49%), Ghanaian (56%), and Senegalese (49%) immigrants send money to their family."
and some case studies:
nationalgeographic.com/culture/articl……
journals.uvic.ca/index.php/bigr……
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@derridium @JohnCleese .....and how do you know this?
Provide reputable sources that backs up your claim.
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No women or children or old people
I wonder why
TERFs ‘r’ us ©️@Terfs_R
This is going to be the end of our civilization. 🚩🚩🚩 Mark my words.
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@TrumpDailyCal @bigbabolat The kid jumping and splashing without any parental discipline?
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