Skans » 27 Jul 2023, 8:25 am » wrote: ↑ Do you understand this.......
Slavery was a deeply that remained legal in the United States rooted institution in North America until 1865. Abolition movement,it took the a civil war of the 13th amendment to end slavery and the ratification .
Though people with discrimination today, it did not still struggling end racism and descendants of these. Teach more uses, for these significant resources to about figures in the abolition movement.
Slavery sustained agriculturally the how and now economy was the civil causes of the war, and in the United States for centuries this species self evidently evolves forward in plain sight.
what if it’s bald?DeplorablePatriot » 27 Jul 2023, 11:48 am » wrote: ↑ This is where one in the hand is not as good a one in the bush.
describe "IT" as too how it effects everything universally present in series parallel time displaced currently being everything going forward now. I do it all the time and everyone calls it gibberish from their one track mentality believing eternity is beyond the moment here.DeplorablePatriot » 27 Jul 2023, 7:32 pm » wrote: ↑ I didn't use it. It used me. It still does. The dastardly thing!
No it doesn't. Oxygen and Hydrogen readily combine with other elements to form a near infinite number of organic and other compounds. If H2O didn't easily break apart and recombine with other elements, there would be no life on earth.Nostradamus'omh » 27 Jul 2023, 2:23 pm » wrote: ↑ When water evaporates or gets consumed, it always goes back to gaseous individual molecules to reform into another completely different combination of molecules being water purified water on another cycle. Rhetorical question, 2 parts hydrogen one part water is 3 molecule combination created by "atmospheric conditions and temperature changes from sea level to ionosphere.".
Oh, for ****'s sake! Clearly you don't know what the ionic state of an atom is. Freaking DUMB question. Yes folks, contrary to what your woke teachers told you - THERE ARE STUPID QUESTIONS, and ^^^^^^^ that is an example of one.So are ions lighter than protons,
LOL - did you read what I wrote (composed)? No you didn't. Nor should you. It was gibberish. Pure gibberish in the style of Omh, where it starts out almost intelligible and then devolves into scrambled-brain batter. I did it to prove some dumb point I can't even remember.DeplorablePatriot » 27 Jul 2023, 7:34 pm » wrote: ↑ If you think the civil war was about slavery, you are just a little...no, a lot wrong. It was about money.
Mack, are those oil stains on your driveway from your Harley marking its territory?
ha ha ha ha ha ha. evolving includes erosion and decomposition to anything of form or shape correct?Skans » 28 Jul 2023, 8:20 am » wrote: ↑ No it doesn't. Oxygen and Hydrogen readily combine with other elements to form a near infinite number of organic and other compounds. If H2O didn't easily break apart and recombine with other elements, there would be no life on earth.
Oh, for ****'s sake! Clearly you don't know what the ionic state of an atom is. Freaking DUMB question. Yes folks, contrary to what your woke teachers told you - THERE ARE STUPID QUESTIONS, and ^^^^^^^ that is an example of one.
HA HA HA HA HAHAHAHAHA!!!! Omh - exposed again by Skans.Nostradamus'omh » 28 Jul 2023, 9:22 am » wrote: ↑ ha ha ha ha ha ha. evolving includes erosion and decomposition to anything of form or shape correct?
Expanding forms shaped by combined molecular content which happens to be periodic elements just above the atomic combinations having a nucleus and characteristics of occupying time
Past folding the future has a medium point of exchanging energy flows pushing apart and pulling together equally where there exists a space of perpetual balancing outcomes present in plain sight of navigating within, among, between, each individual part of the whole kinetic processing taking place in plain sight.
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Yes you exposed my instinctive honesty. Thank you because at the same time you exposed your reality's intentions forward from here. Keep corruption governing tomorrows today until extinction ends humans staying in character of all or nothing to anything else is possible mantra.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=89MMWRGkWZoSkans » 25 Jul 2023, 7:27 am » wrote: ↑ Anyone born a male remains a male. Penis, balls, hormones, genetics, pheromones, bone structure, musculature, lack of female reproductive organs, different brain development, etc. Men and women are fundamentally different. Even down to ever cell in a person's body. Every cell in a male's body is different than those in a female's body.
Slapping on a silicone clown suit and being a good makeup artist does not change a person's gender.
Too much desperation smell and cuckery, fruity.
You know, I couldn't stand Mr. Rodgers as a kid. He had a very effeminate way about him that I just thought was creepy, and I didn't even know what *** were at the time. Refused to watch the guy. If caught my brother watching Rodgers on TV and he wouldn't change the station, I would punch him until he did. (Yeah, I actually regret doing that...sort of).
He wasn't around when I was a kid - but I'd have had the same reaction, as would my brothers have done. I agree with your assessment.Skans » 28 Jul 2023, 10:51 am » wrote: ↑ You know, I couldn't stand Mr. Rodgers as a kid. He had a very effeminate way about him that I just thought was creepy, and I didn't even know what *** were at the time. Refused to watch the guy. If caught my brother watching Rodgers on TV and he wouldn't change the station, I would punch him until he did. (Yeah, I actually regret doing that...sort of).
As an adult, I looked into who he really was, and found him to be a good, honorable man. Oh, I still think he was a latent homosexual, but he chose to lead a heterosexual life and stay true to his family....I hope.
An interesting short story. And, nicely written too. You've been holding out on us.Cannonpointer » 28 Jul 2023, 11:21 am » wrote: ↑ He wasn't around when I was a kid - but I'd have had the same reaction, as would my brothers have done. I agree with your assessment.
You know, when I was a youngster, Mamaw Henley down the street pulled my younger brother and me into a confederacy one summer. She plied us with cookies for weeks in advance of her only grandson's visit, and after we were well buttered up, she elicited a promise that we two would would come faithfully each day for the week of his visit and play in the yard with Timothy, who was my age.
My brother and I were maybe 8 and 10. Mamaw Henley had a storm cellar and a swing set in her back yard. The swing set even featured a carriage, along with the swings. Mamaw Henley had all that three prepubescent boys required for a rollicking day of make believe. We could be soldiers, cowboys, space explorers, pirates - we could be anything we chose. And Timothy always chose to be a woman.
Whatever game we devised, Timothy would quickly agree to the game, nominate himself the damsel in distress, and appoint one of us to persecute and the other to rescue him. Or her, as the case may be.
As a result of this, I'm pretty sure that folks can be gender conflicted at an early age. I saw it happen. And I have sympathy for such folks. Just not the kind of sympathy that would see me screeching against women's rights to privacy, safety, and dignity.
The extreme misogyny on the left in the name of "inclusion" is so advanced that even Mr. Rogers speaks from the grave against it.
no it’s not BlahahaDeplorablePatriot » 28 Jul 2023, 10:38 am » wrote: ↑ Then one in the hand is not as good as one in the clam.
DeplorablePatriot » 27 Jul 2023, 7:34 pm » wrote: ↑ If you think the civil war was about slavery, you are just a little...no, a lot wrong. It was about money.