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MLK was right. "The ultimate tragedy is not the oppression and cruelty by the bad people but the silence over that by the good people."

So, I'm not getting any answer from the pro-CRT people, they just deflect and never answer? I feel a bit like Kevin here... disappointed.

Hmm

Finally!!

I like this type of gameplay. Which Souls game are your favourite?

You still don't answer to any of my points... I won't say it's the official line of pro-CRT people (because I don't like to put people in boxes), but that would be funny What's anti-CRT folk? Is this an homogenous block of people?

I'll have a look at this link, because I'm interested in your arguments. In the meantime, could you also answer to my arguments and the point I made? Because you just changed the subject and didn't answer to the points I brought. And since I know you're a reasonable guy, I'm genuinely interested in your answers.

Yes!!!

Yep And we all know that these extremists (like the SF mayor) don't apply their crazy rules to themselves. "Rules for thee, not for me" as usual...

It does not. You brought up this topic, I didn't. You are making confusions and amalgams. You are using one extremist example you found on the internet to discredit a rational counter-argument to this extremist teaching called CRT. This is a Straw man argument. You deflect and don't talk about the real issue here. There's a teacher portal in a high school that says (it's a quote) "the basic tactics are to assume racism is everywhere every day". You are a reasonable guy. Surely, you see how dangerous this is (and how it fosters mass hysteria). The way you express it here might sound like a conspiracist argument. I haven't heard anyone in the public debate saying they want to avoid these issues (two idiots on twitter don't count). BtW, these issues are already everywhere. Also, kids have to learn basic knowledge (reading, maths, etc.) before they're able to fully understand and decipher political topics. Politics shouldn't invade school's spaces. That's what we do in reasonable countries (like in France when I was a kid). Who is "they"? (if you're talking about morons on twitter, that doesn't count - these morons are on every side of every issue).

Femme Actuelle, 14 February 2022

David Goggins is awesome. I like to hear this guy and see what he's done.

@Cult Icon Have you already seen/heard this girl Acarielle?

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Go BEWBS!

Nice. Many of the features (including the room) are from ringed city. His greatsword is fan made too.

Why did I just watch this?

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I tried a vegan steak tonight, out of curiosity, just to know how it tastes (there are more and more of this stuff in our supermarkets). Well it tastes terrible, really a weird and artificial taste. I won't try another one.... (and it's expensive too)

I don't remember this scene, but I last saw the movies a while ago. It's an interesting scene indeed. My favorite elven woman was Arwen (half-elven). I remember when I first saw the movies. Liv Tyler was one of my favorite actresses when I was a kid. She was so feminine and I like her eyes (and the blue-eyed brunette style). I thought she was the embodiment of femininity. Unfortunately, she didn't have such a big career.

I don't believe many of these stories (especially the guy that does a live version of the nutcracker with a hammer )

Yep. At least, we already know she can fight Oh, and bewbs...