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I see what you are saying. We were on two different paths; I was thinking more of how people's brains work. You are talking of zeitgeists (worldviews), which affect populations/societies. I agree that zeitgeists of our time are different to those of the past, though I am not sure that I totally...

I think that you were mistaken to vote against Proposition 50, but fortunately enough Californians realized that action had to be taken and voted for it.

What is your evidence for the second statement? How can you know it is true or even false? I think that a person living in a different space (another location on Earth) thinks the same way in general (individual differences in some aspects) as other people. Similarly I think that people living...

What a moron that cop is. All he had to do was wait five seconds for the path to be cleared, and then he could have walked up unimpeded. It also raises another question - what the heck was he doing going on that path? Doesn't it lead to the athletes change rooms?

You have an obsession about the "wrong thinking" of the left, and also a class warfare attitude. BTW I am not of the left so your thoughts about the left are irrelevant to me on a personal level. You say it is easy for a rich person to become non-rich. The reverse is the case in regard to the...

Where do the capitalists get the money o finance the factory? So poor people don't invest all that great wealth they have been endowed with (so why call them poor?) in the wrong things? Do the rich never invest in the wrong things? What happens then? You have an obsession with being rich. Are...

It is a crappy pledge, even in its original form. Pledging allegiance to the flag is a strange thing, why not to the country itself. Then you have the bit about the Republic (that is the nation) so that makes the flag bit redundant. Then it does mention 'nation', so that makes the Republic bit...

With her recent speeches she is no longer wearing the cross.

His solution is too wordy. The best solution is to not have a pledge of allegiance at all. This is more representative of a state of freedom, and it also means people aren't making an empty, repetitive promise. It is especially meaningless to have children saying it, which is repressive.

So his question (and his follow-up point - that he personally had experience with paying tariffs on imports) she sees as a test of her knowledge of economics. Then it is a test that she failed. To claim tariffs are a tax cut for the American people is ridiculous. Next she will claim that tax...

On a recent episode of 'The Chase (Australia)' there was a question about the Wankel Rotary Engine, and the host started joking and giggling in regards to the name.

Its interesting that you mention the Levites because according to the Bible they were the one Jewish group the Egyptians didn't enslave. Actual historians say that there is no evidence that the Egyptians enslaved any specific group. It is also well known that the Exodus is entirely mythical, and...

I have a query about your numbers. But first, what is your definition of corporation? I think of a large company with 1,000 or more personnel, but your definition to be compatible with the statement that today there are hundreds of millions of corporations, would need most of them to have only 1...

That is an obvious answer, but if their principle is free speech then why have an anti-free speech group permitted to be one of their campus clubs? Here is quote from top of their official site: Charlie Kirk poured his life into building a movement rooted in faith, freedom, and love of country...

The real question in all of this is why the Berkeley university has a TPUSA club on its campus? If that was not the situation they would never have been able to have their big meeting in the first place, and then there would have been no protest.

So not only is it tacky, but it is also cheap. The old word ersatz could be used, which applies to many Trump related things.

Doxxing is much worse. It is an active measure in an attempt to bring harm to someone.

What? $27K? Australian private health insurance generally doesn't cost that much, nowhere near it.

What about all those Republican politicians who went on holiday for the shutdown period? Also, weren't the planes grounded by Trump? Also, expecting people to work for no pay sounds communist to me.

Yeah, I watched that video. Again it is a case of if President Biden had said this he would have been finished, but of course it is being ignored in favour of a beat-up about a BBC broadcast in which a long speech was cut down to a shorter piece with superfluous text cut out, which is a common...