Ultimately irrelevant but true

Minorities by choice are not the point. Nobody chooses to be black, trans, disabled, etc - but people do choose to be exclusionary.

It was not claimed that rationality is overrated.

Well I’m named for a fictional character I wrote about. so presumably she comes to life and for some reason tries to kill me

This seems like, a really weird thing for the US Government to lie about.

Are Americans intrinsically wrong about Everything? Like, I get most things, but surely one of us has had a correct thought before

“But I am growing up. And besides, I have no other way of talking, I’m sorry, I’m still learning. But thank you for the advice!”

Try this.

A murder by policy and a murder by gunshot should be valued equally.

Not particularly funny but I was doing some research

What will happen in March?

They can, once the two meet. But the women are often in situations where nine other men have seemed to be doing that, then got creepy. So for their safety they don’t engage.

Yes, they sell the shares.

If companies need to break through the roof to compete then they’d just have to not compete.

Oh yeah absolutely.

But every argument against nuclear applies to the crude trio too, and I have heard people saying to specifically keep the status quo over nuclear power…

Coal/oil/gas

Existing crude power is worse at most of these

oh to be clear. I know the democrats are doing terrible things, I just think it’s easier and more practical to get them to stop than it is to keep them out of office.

While it sometimes feels like this, it’s because the vocal minorities on the side not associated with the current president are always the loudest political figures.

For a single-issue anti-genocide voter, the US is a duopoly of bad choices. For most anyone else, absolutely correct.

In conclusion, there are two terrorist groups fighting, and the civilians of both groups are suffering for it.