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Only the Democrat cesspools afraid to reign in mob violence are burning to the ground. I don't actually see it as a problem. It's a natural purge of the weak and the spineless.

I despise everyone who voted for Donald Trump and further resent those who still support him now.

The title speaks for itself, it's time to get to the fucking truth of it. You posers talk of 'oh yaaa he's a rebel and isn't esablishment oh yaaaa wee wooo' he is showing his true face when he assassinates generals on sovereign soil of Iraq (not even Iran) because he's too much of a pussy to do it on Iran's soil so he will kill an Iranian General there on Iraqi soil to play a game of 'ooh I didn't violate any rule'.

He is a straight up bitch who has fucked around too much with all poor people and ethnically with Hispanics, now Black Rights protesters and not to mention the deep and pure hatred he has for all variety of Muslims.

He is a shit stain on presidency, humanity and right-wing pigheaded politics. End of the fucking discussion, report this post I do not give a shit as I didn't break a rule.

I am sick of him, his putrid face in the news makes me furious to even see.

I wish they put a wasp on the photos instead of his face. Trump is a wasp, he serves no purpose to the political ecosystem whatsoever; he is there to sting and mimic useful things like bees, in appearance.

There was some discussion of having a rule against harmful disinformation. Around that time some troll was spreading disinformation about Covid. However, it's a hard thing to word, when people need to be free to have discussions of controversial topics. ... You're of course welcome to suggest such a rule for a future referendum (Press is currently organizing one).

2. Allow sharing of Private Messages?

This is not to imply encouraging it... A "yes" to this may be divided into two subsets (either yes option endorses change):

"Yes1" indicates with minimal restrictions. Identifying information for example, is still protected under the general doxing rule.

"Yes2" indicates exclusively with moderator approval.

Removal of the trolling and insults rules, but adding a no targeted harassment rule.

Trump's terrible handling aside

The poor can't even get tested, let alone treated or saved. They can't even access a pharmacy that has sufficient meds stocked at times.

needs proper informing to a panicking public about calm, clear directives on what to do.

it is actually about Right-Wing politics or ethics

resulting in a brutally neglected poor and this is beyond just not providing healthcare.

Why won't you donate all your money to those poor kids that are starving in that country? You're so mean and cruel if you don't give away all your money to every homeless person and starving child!

I still to this day cannot figure out how this was stretched into a two day lesson. Took less than 10 minutes for me to type and should definitely take you less time to read than I spent typing.

Reason You Should Be Cast

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Your Favourite Teaching of Sun Tzu

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The Roman Catholic Church was the dominant religious institution in western

Europe. The leader of the church—the pope—and his bishops had great political

and spiritual authority. In the spiritual realm, church leaders determined most

matters of faith. Parish priests interpreted the scriptures and urged the faithful to

endure earthly sufferings in exchange for the promise of eternal life in heaven,

or salvation. Priests also administered important rituals called the sacraments—

such as baptism and communion—that were thought to ensure salvation.

Hand in hand with the belief in salvation was the call to convert people of

other faiths. This missionary call spurred Europe to reach out beyond its borders

first to defend, and then to spread, the faith.

CRUSADING CHRISTIANITY By the early 700s, Muslim armies had seized

huge areas of Asia and North Africa, along with most of the Iberian Peninsula,

where Spain and Portugal sit. To regain this territory, Spanish Christians waged a

campaign called the reconquista, or reconquest. By 1492, the forces of the combined kingdoms of Queen Isabella of Castile and King Ferdinand of Aragon, who

married in 1469, finally drove the Muslims from the peninsula. This victory

ended more than seven centuries of religious warfare. A

united Spain stood ready to assert itself internationally and

to spread Christianity around the globe.

Meanwhile, Christian armies from all over western

Europe responded to the church’s call to force the Muslims

out of the Holy Land around Jerusalem. From 1096 to 1270,

Europeans launched the Crusades, a series of military

expeditions to the Middle East in the name of Christianity.

In the end, these bloody Crusades failed to “rescue”

the Holy Land, but they had two consequences that

encouraged European exploration and expansion. First,

they sparked an increase in trade, as crusaders returned

home with a new taste for products from Asia. Second, the

Crusades weakened the power of European nobles, many

of whom lost their lives or fortunes in the wars. Monarchs

were able to take advantage of the nobles’ weakened ranks

by consolidating their own power. Eventually, monarchs

sponsored overseas exploration in order to increase their

wealth and power.

DECLINE IN CHURCH AUTHORITY The Crusades had a

third long-term consequence: the decline of the power of

the pope. The ultimate failure of these campaigns weakened

the prestige of the papacy (the office of the pope), which

had led the quest. Power struggles in the 1300s and 1400s

between the church and European kings further reduced

papal authority and tipped the balance of power in favor of

the monarchies.

Disagreements over church authority, along with outrage over corrupt practices among the clergy, led to a reform

movement in the early 1500s. This movement, known as

the Reformation, divided Christianity in western Europe

between Catholicism and Protestantism. This split deepened

the rivalries between European nations during the period of

American colonization and sent newly formed Protestant

sects across the Atlantic to seek religious freedom.