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Comment Re:Do the home owners (Score 1) 151

If don the buffoon has kept the deal in place in 2018, we would today:

1. have the hormuz strait open
2. not have two pointless wars costing perhaps a trillion each
3. not have putin a lot richer, but a lot weaker
4. not have iran in possession of a metric ass-ton of HEU
5. not have the regime entrenched
6. minor bonuses like nazinyahu in prison, prigozhin's trolls like yourself relocating to Haifa and gas in maggot-land at a lot less than $6/gal

A much better situation no matter how you look at it, hasbara bro.

Comment Re:Do the home owners (Score 1) 151

The facts are plain and clear.

Indeed. After $100B and 2 full months of war, Iran's regime is intact and even more entrenched, it holds on to the HEU it developed after the orange shitgibbon scuttled a working deal, the free passage through the strait Hormuz is now gone and the average MAGAt pays over $5 for a gallon of gas, wipes the salty tears and snot and explains with a shit-eating grin how good life is.

Comment Re:Meanwhile (Score 4, Informative) 85

This relentless focus on whomever's on the Other Team as the problem this election cycle, is the problem.

The "other team" as you put is is currently running your country with the Presidency, house, senate and Supreme Court. The absolutely should be getting relentless focus.

Would you rather the focus was on people not currently in power and who can't really do all that much?

Comment Re:Conversely... (Score 1) 371

Since proof that the deity of any major religion exists, or doesn't exist, is, by definition, impossible, that affirmative belief there is not God is exactly as much an act of faith as the belief there is.

You can't prove that magical wielding, sentient unicorns exist or don't exist either (they use their magic and wiles to stay hidden you see). I think it's a stretch to say that belief that they do exist is exactly as much an act of faith as belief that they don't.

Am I deeply religious because I'm basically sure they don't exist? That seems a bit of a stretch to me.

Or you know, Russel's teapot.

Do I believe that an ill-defined thing for which there's no evidence exists? Well, there's a countably infinite number of those and by brain is finite, so I literally, mathematically cannot believe in them all, which makes it not blind faith. So what's special about this so-called "god" to elevate it beyond one member of an infinite list of things with no evidence?

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