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  • I would sacrifice chatgpt to have chaigpt stands. Chai is delicious.

  • He also dressed up as Ken to see the movie, then again dressed as Ken for the hate-review. Definitely sending some mixed messages Bennyboy

  • You should read up on Turn-About Ranch, where he sent teens. There was direct violence, they're facing multiple allegations of sexual, physical and mental abuse by former attendees.

  • Sinestro lol, if you're talking about Dr. Oz he's unfortunately jumped into politics. Take a wild guess which party

  • It's just such a myopically ignorant thing to say. According to mental health professionals the effects of verbal abuse can cause a slew of issues both mental and physical, and we know bullying can lead to suicides, swatting people is literally using your words to invoke violence. Three ways words can be violent just off the top of my head. Words can absolutely cause violence, what a shitty take.

  • Words aren’t violence.

    Do you need me to post the definition of argument and denunciation too? I mean it's right there. In the definition I posted. Maybe you personally believe words can't be violent, but that doesn't change that they can be.

  • How dare the peasants want more than clean food and water, those greedy little fucks

  • You're being disingenuous. Violence doesn't have to be a physical threat to be considered violent. If colors, coughing, and arguments can be described as violent, hate mail most certainly can. Especially if it's threatening someones life or livelihood.

    US Department Of Justice: "The "crime" in hate crime is often a violent crime, such as assault, murder, arson, vandalism, or threats to commit such crimes. It may also cover conspiring or asking another person to commit such crimes, even if the crime was never carried out."

    Merriam Webster's definition of violent:

    • 1b: extremely powerful or forceful and capable of causing damage (e.g. violent coughing)
    • 4a: notably forceful, furious, or vehement (e.g. violent argument, a violent denunciation)
    • 4b: extreme, intense (e.g. violent pain, violent colors)
  • Nah there's definitely more variety to country music than that, but you have to dig for it (try Woody Guthrie for instance). Much like pop music, you have to go past whats popular to find the good stuff

  • yes thank you, I'm so sick of hearing "rap is crap" from people who've only heard a few gangsta rap songs on the radio in the 1990s and assumed that was it. That was all rap had to offer

  • rule

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  • It's more that no matter how much science you throw at them, both TERFS and flat earthers will do their hardest to ignore it, screaming "la la la" with their fingers in their ears til the world ends. And both groups are great examples of feelings being more important than facts

  • Yup, I do the same thing but I was picturing Nelson Muntz pointing and saying "haha" when I do it

  • Hey Adolf, you know Hitler was vegetarian right? He also suffered from uncontrollable flatulence. Your fav person was a gassy anti-meat little bitch

  • non-tech, older millennial, and going back for nursing. I've been on the internet since the 90s and I love computers (and tech in general) but I'm not very tech-inclined

  • Baby you had to cope so hard you made another account just to comment here 😂

    You can keep talking but I won't see it. Enjoy!