Lurker > ZannoL

christians were right all along. they've been saying it for decades. all these small compromises to the leftist agenda finally leads to outright moral degeneracy, being applauded no less, displayed in the open.

we need a mass protest of all god fearing citizens to grab their bibles and thump them on the walls of congress in DC.

lol nice

I have 2 cats who do this every morning because they know I'll pet them when they hop on my bed.

Duh. Believing someone that loves you would give you an eternal punishment REQUIRES brain damage.

ZannoL posted...

Omg!

A lesbian in a game?!?!?

Pandering!!!!

>___>

not just that, they have TWO black characters.

TWO!?

GET YOUR HEAD OUT OF YOUR ASS BLIZZARD AND GIVE US THE WHITE BALD SPACE MARINE MEN WE WANT

i'd pull out my switchblade and stab the shit out of him

He seems like a really likable guy. Good sense of humor, grandfather role-model type. Solid dude

I demand him to get on his knees

TheVipaGTS posted...

In short, France is smarter than us and didn't elect their version of Trump.

It really shows where the priorities of the Trump supporters backing Le Pen lie.

She's anti gay, anti Muslim, and wants to bar off France. Economically, though, her policies lean far left almost to socialism. Kinda just proves the Trumpanzee stereotype. They know nothing about politics, yet want the person with the most memes and chaos.

Sure

ZannoL posted...

How are you allowed to hit like this?

lmao

One game suspension. Not surprising given the NHL's leniency for these types of incidents.

And?

What's the issue here?

Zikten posted...

I'd pet it.

The usual group of clowns who don't want to address the content of this are just going to bitch about Breitbart, but this is absolutely disgusting. The fact that these animals only get 2.5 years in jail is a fucking disgrace.

Probably just manchildren watching it over and over and over

rekt

Zanzenburger posted...

Gojak_v3 posted...

That's actually garbage. And I don't mind this guy most of the time. His argument is, "Them close minded conservatives." Which is a mostly bulls*** argument. You can find any number of intellectual conservatives if you didn't want to bury yer head in bias. Likewise you can find any number of brain dead liberals.

Plus the bolded part is simply flat out wrong. Critical thinking as it comes to academic education has nothing to do with political ideology, because it's just that an ideology.

I am willing to hear your side. My assertion is that conservative ideologies are based on tradition, whereas liberal ideologies are generally new and change the status quo. Are you willing to challenge that assertion?

Take a look at the most pressing liberal talking points: increased lgbt rights, free college, free/single payer healthcare, increased gun control, increased/new social programs, etc.

Whereas conservative talking points are generally to either keep things as they are, or change them back to the way they used to be.

My argument is that going to college exposes people to new ideas at such a constant rate, that it transfers over to other areas of life, so yes, academic critical thinking does, indeed, influence political ideology. It's not that this is what colleges are intending, but once a person begins to explore new ideas and ways of seeing a problem, they become more comfortable with looking at new solutions.

As someone with a conservative family who lives in a red state in one of the reddest towns in the red state, I struggle to get them to see things from a different perspective. And yet, even those who go to college and remain conservative, are still more open to alternative solutions. The students in our Young Conservatives organization, for example, are strictly against ACA and abortion, but yet champion for gay rights (including marriage), trans rights, and separation of church and state. Because they go to class every day with students who are Muslim, who are gay, who are trans, and they see what these issues do to them.

Putting a face to the issue does a lot to change people's minds. It's much harder to care about a gay person's rights if there aren't any for miles (that you know of) and your only understanding of them is what you see in the media.

This, folks, is how debating is done.

i hear it takes balls

Zanzenburger posted...

COVxy posted...

My guess is that the openness required to enter any form of extended volitional education jives more with liberal policies than conservatism, which at it's nature is about close-mindedness.

This.

Conservative policies are, generally, based on traditionalist views passed down through generations. Deep-rooted societal beliefs like Christianity, the American Dream, and gun ownership are traditional American views.

In college, students are exposed to different viewpoints, either through class discussion or relationships with peers. Suddenly, strange concepts like lgbt students, different religions, and alternatove lifestyles don't seem so scary anymore, because you meet actual people with those beliefs and they seem pretty normal and just like you.

It is no coincidence that the conservatives championing for gay rights, for example, generall have a gay person in their life they care about. College is the most likely point in your life where you will meet these new people and ideas.

Plus, most college courses are designed to enhance your critical thinking and be open to new ideas, which generally fuel liberal/progressive ideologies.

Very well put.

Because science and facts have a liberal leaning