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Which was written in 1900 as a prayer of thanksgiving to God as well as a prayer for faithfulness and freedom, before there was such a thing as ebonics.

Yeah, liberals like Pete Buttigieg should serve in the military instead of being such pussies...oh, wait...

Another photoshopped picture of a guy in a uniform who never actually served in the military...Oh, wait...

And black players in the NFL all agree with you and object to it being played...Oh, wait...

Wait, what...having a song sung at the Super Bowl is the same as not being to eat at a Woolworth's lunch counter with white folks?

You don't want this song being performed, which won't hurt you in the slightest, yet you call me a racist.

They weren't guilty per DNA or any other actual physical evidence. Also, the confessed perpetrator had information about the crime that was not released to the public.

So eloquent. Do you have a blog?

And this is separate and equal.

If you don't what it is, what the numbers were before, then you can't say it is on the rise.

A trap? Well, if so, it was a pretty clever one as they got Trump to go along with it. https://www.npr.org/2022/07/13/1111341161/how-trumps-will-be-wild-tweet-drew-rioters-to-the-capitol-on-jan-6 How Trump's 'will be wild!' tweet drew rioters to the Capitol on Jan. 6 At 1:42 a.m. on Dec. 19, 2020 - shortly after a six-hour Oval Office meeting described by a White House aide as "unhinged" - Donald Trump sent a tweet "that would galvanize his followers, unleash a political firestorm, and change the course of our history as a country," in the words of Rep. Jamie Raskin, D-Md. "Statistically impossible to have lost the 2020 Election," Trump tweeted, even after he had heard from many of his top political and legal advisers that he had, in fact, lost. "Big protest in D.C. on January 6th," he wrote, referring to the day Congress was set to formally certify Joe Biden's victory in the electoral college. "Be there, will be wild!" On Tuesday, the congressional select committee investigating the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol laid out their argument that Trump's tweet played a key role in fomenting that day's violence. "President Trump's tweet drew tens of thousands of Americans to Washington to form the angry crowd that would be transformed on Jan. 6 into a violent mob," said Raskin.

What percentage of violent crimes are committed by LGBTQ folks?

I don't trust anything Chuck Calesto has to say. https://www.forbes.com/sites/mattnovak/2023/04/10/viral-video-of-bud-light-cases-being-steamrolled-actually-from-february/?sh=692f777e7ce2 Viral Video Of Bud Light Cases Being Steamrolled Actually From February A video that’s gone viral on social media appears to show thousands of cases of Bud Light getting steamrolled. And while some conservatives have tried to suggest it has something to do with Bud Light’s inclusion of LGBT people in its advertising, the steamroll video is actually from February. “JUST IN: Bud light backlash continues — Thousands of cases steamrolled..” Twitter user Chuck Callesto tweeted on Monday. The misleading caption on the video can be traced to TikTok, but exploded in popularity on Twitter, where it’s been viewed over 2.1 million times.

Not too many of the Dead Tree Media publications have successfully made the transition to the digital age. Since SI had lasted this long, I felt that they might be one of the exceptions, but I guess not.

Fun Fact: Trump will in all probability be Biden's opponent in November, so talking about him is fair game. I haven't received any indications that Biden will hide.

He won't hide. And Trump played golf almost every day during his Presidency, which was more time than Biden has spent on his so-called "vacationing"

This was an exact quote of the exchange between the judge and Trump's lawyer, not BS.

I have and unlike you I actually read the news and no one in the Democratic Party has suggested that Biden could order a SEAL Team 6 to assassinate a political rival, like Trump's lawyer did the other day. As reported by CNN's Jim Acosta on Twitter:

The Innocence Project has helped free a lot of wrongfully convicted people over the years, but I don't see how Scott Peterson falls into that category.

It makes plenty of sense if you have read what he and his attorneys have been saying: That a President is essentially a King and can never be prosecuted for anything he had done in office, even if it were unquestionably illegal (like having a political opponent assassinated, which is a hypothetical a judge asked his lawyers about recently in his court case).

Translation: "If you remove immunity I won't be able to do anything I want to and never be held accountable"

Adderall can do that.

It did happen, but it was not widespread, appears to be just a one off.