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I'm curious about that and I never found an exact number/percentage of caregivers who end up taking their own lives.

Are they attracted to the Dems' views freely and willingly or does mental illness make you view the Dems' ideas and good and wholesome, even the horrible ideas.

I think I see the Death Star up in space!

I say yes.

Truth is, liberalism is not only a mental disorder, but also a cult. SJWs and the woke mob are proof the left is a cult.

I graduated over a decade ago. A coach was charged with video voyeurism and there was a rumor that spread about a potential school shooting at my high school after Obama got elected.

He use to be on here for a long time. He was a bit of a troll and would answer almost all questions with "your premise is false." He never played along with hypothetical questions at all.

He also incorrectly predicted Hillary becoming the next president during 2013, 2014.

The left uses "ok boomer." What would the right say?

Or is it something you need somebody to teach to you?

I have a Raymond James account and I'm thinking about getting a Robinhood account going so I can buy Dogecoin stock.

When the barometric pressure is high, it bears down on my mom and she struggles to sit up on her own.

Was the author high on crack while writing this:

https://sports.yahoo.com/brett-favres-bleating-abo...

That author is why Yahoo is in the toilet and can't be taken seriously. If she wants to end white privilege, she needs to go after white liberals. They say/do whatever they want and get away with it.

Did Covid ruin his chances or was he doomed no matter what?

Can you unknowingly take advantage of a person or group of people? You mean well and you don't mean any ill will, but you fail to see you're going a step too far and need to leave that person alone.

I asked this 4 years ago and I'm gonna ask again. I didn't get any input 4 years ago.

If someone experiences neglect and received little to no attention for anything regardless if it's major or minor or if it was done intentionally or unintentionally, could it cause that person to be selfish down the road and maybe not be as caring and willing to help other as he or she use to be? Could that person become completely greedy and want things for him or herself?

I've always wondered about that. I know people disown relatives, but I'm not sure if in-laws or eligible.

I'm over 3 years late asking this, but ever since the Parkland shooting, I have struggled to decide which group looks worse when it comes to trashing prayer after shootings (and when people trash prayer period and use the phrase "thoughts and prayers" as a cheap shot against people).

Does the tiebreaker go to militant atheists who use tragic events (and other openings that come their way) as an excuse to trash Christianity? Or does it go to those in the Christian Left who, for whatever reason, aren't strong in the Faith (or at least come off that way), serve two masters, and let the world drive their faith.

Regardless if you pin it on Trump's handling of the virus or if you think it was used as cover for voter fraud in some states, do you think Trump would've gotten reelected in a Covid-free 2020 or does the rest of his baggage end up dooming his reelection chances and Biden wins anyway?

And this is assuming that without the lockdowns, the summer protests/riots aren't as bad/divisive (in the case of the riots and bullying from the woke crowd) and widespread as they ended up being.

Since today's the 15th anniversary of his death, I figured this was a good time to ask this.

Had he not gotten lung cancer (or had he beaten it and returned), how long would he have stayed in the anchor chair for World News Tonight? Obviously, he would've been there for Katrina (arrived 3 weeks after he died). Would've had been around to cover the Recession? Is he there reporting on Obama's inauguration? Is he there to close out the 2000s and start the 2010s? Could he, barring retirement or death, still be there today (last week would've been his 82nd birthday)?