you are wrong.
your very premise is 100% wrong.
diversity itself IS educational.
if it wasn't then exposure to others with different backgrounds, different beliefs, different ethnicities, different orientations, etc, would not be the number one way that intolerant people become more tolerant. because they learn
Aluminum alloy wheels on a conductive runway strip.
theres fewer than 100k people in the entire coal industry.
less than half are actual miners.
jeez your worldview is idiotic.
oh shutup with this bullshit.
just another example of libertarians being doomed to repeatedly relearn the same lessons over and over again that the rest of society has already learned, as they try to recreate from scratch the same systems society already has.
obviously the solution is to limit the number operating within the city.
they could be issued some sort of insignia or permit....or medallion.
libertarians: doomed to repeatedly relearn the same lessons over and over again as they try to recreate the same systems society already has.
translation: "its Obama's fault the racists came out of the woodwork and revealed themselves to be racist"
they never were.
blue states generally contribute more federal tax dollars than they receive back.
red states generally receive more federal tax dollars than they contribute.
and this while blue states also generally tax themselves higher, and have stronger economies, and better supported lower and middle class populations.
its almost like the GOP mantra of low low taxes doesn't actually help the majority of citizens.
emp is not even a real weapon yet.
people keep forgetting that.
actual EMP weapons (not created by a nuclear blast) are still in the realm of scifi.
if they were not our troops would be using them daily simply because of how dang useful theyd be in a fight.
Dunkirk ?
Yeah, in the US we prove guilt first — if we can — and then punish accordingly.
Really? Cause you never held yourself to that standard where Clinton was concerned.
oh hey. mi is being racist again.
color me not shocked.
still discrimination
The hardest part of climbing the ladder of success is getting through the crowd at the bottom.
