Tough shit,. It is our responsibility to protect people, not to fix every broken man. Even Jesus flipped tables and ran out the money collectors from his house.
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What? She was a fantastic candidate! The fact she lost to someone so obviously bad just means she was bad at communicating to dumb voters. This is a widely known and predictable problem with Americans and you can't blame her for that. So you see, she was the best person to not get the job. /s
They identify with wealth and power. People who have that are their people.
Giving people a pass for being intolerant is writing off the people they are being intolerant towards. And if you actually care about those intolerant people you would shun them in the hope they recognize their mistake instead of coddling them like they're incapable of being an adult.
Prison is for poor people who could not hire a better lawyer or buy a judge.
They ain't raping their fellow rich kin. This shit is classist, they don't view the poor as people to be respected.
"You might be right about me but you're still wrong"
Edit: it seems you don't understand what I mean by being right vs doing good. I agree, language is hard.
Trump was willing to starve the hostage, they were not. Simple as.
Ehh, maybe Pete will take some notes from Mamdani and stay on a populus economic message and resist the culture war stuff.
I think he's saying Mayo Pete runs for preserving the status quo?
Filed his under: Americans are more concerned with being proven right than what is good.
Yes, because he repented! He didn't defend those who thought they did nothing wrong. Jesus and the Bible is pretty clear that Jesus won't defend you unless you're actually sorry. He is the friend that calls you out on your shit, to your face in front of your peers to the point that you either run away or admit your mistake. What would you call that if not shunning?