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Major League Baseball Postseason fact:

Two of the four remaining teams got into a tiebreaker game and became division champions, and the other two teams won more than 100 games this season.
 
I’m surprised to see how liberal the community is. I understand that the community is left-wing, but even the most radical left-wing beliefs (privilege system, political correctness, sanctuary cities, Michelle Obama school lunches, taxpayer-funded abortions for illegal immigrants, violence against conservatives), most of the more political members on this site support them, while more than half of all Americans (including the middle-left and moderate-left citizens) oppose them. I wonder why the members on this site are that radical.
 
Lmao radical. Did you skip social studies and history classes or? Those things are basically human rights, except for violence but I don't heard of anyone here doing that *rolls eyes*

I can agree some people are way too PC on certain topics but that doesn't really have to do whether they are leftists or not lol.
 
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Lmao radical. Did you skip social studies and history classes or? Those things are basically human rights, except for violence but I don't heard of anyone here doing that *rolls eyes*

I can agree some people are way too PC on certain topics but that doesn't really have to do whether they are leftists or not lol.
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I actually took both history courses in college, and political science in 2017 and 2018. And I am well-informed on the issues.

The problem here is that stuff like healthcare, education, birth control etc are NOT basic human rights. If you?re being given something, it?s not a right. Those are products and services, and must be paid for to have them. The right to have a product or service is one thing, but the products and services themselves aren?t rights. So if people are getting violent or intolerant of others over the fact they have to pay for them, they are being violent or intolerant for the wrong reasons. For immigration issues, people shouldn?t live here if they are not citizens unless if they can follow the law, understand English, and respect our culture (assimilation doesn?t count as respect). Protecting them from deportation is like protecting bank robbers from arrest. For stuff like the Michelle Obama school lunches, the government does not need that much control over lives. People should be responsible for their actions. Some issues, like obesity, are better off if left to the people to take care of and not the government.

I?m not saying that people are evil for disagreeing, I?m just explaining why the left-wing shouldn?t be intolerant of those who disagree on these issues.
 
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I actually took both history courses in college, and political science in 2017 and 2018. And I am well-informed on the issues.

The problem here is that stuff like healthcare, education, birth control etc are NOT basic human rights. If you’re being given something, it’s not a right. Those are products and services, and must be paid for to have them. The right to have a product or service is one thing, but the products and services themselves aren’t rights. So if people are getting violent or intolerant of others over the fact they have to pay for them, they are being violent or intolerant for the wrong reasons. For immigration issues, people shouldn’t live here if they are not citizens unless if they can follow the law, understand English, and respect our culture (assimilation doesn’t count as respect). Protecting them from deportation is like protecting bank robbers from arrest. For stuff like the Michelle Obama school lunches, the government does not need that much control over lives. People should be responsible for their actions. Some issues, like obesity, are better off if left to the people to take care of and not the government.

I’m not saying that people are evil for disagreeing, I’m just explaining why the left-wing shouldn’t be intolerant of those who disagree on these issues.
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Pretty much. For all the tolerance leftists praise they can be pretty freaking hypocritical sometimes!
 
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Pretty much. For all the tolerance leftists praise they can be pretty freaking hypocritical sometimes!
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I'd rather have that than removing things right under your nose because "lol tax/free healthcare is marxist"
 
Being civil is a good thing.

Even encouraging or allowing incivility isn’t any better than being uncivil. But that doesn’t mean the government can be corrupt or as bossy as much as it wants.
 
only the 2nd villager week (i think?) and i'm over the use of polls to determine the new villager collectible zzzzz might as well just make all the t1's and save time
 
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guess what I figured out in my boredom
 
It’s been six years since I made the most childish post I ever made.

I’m trying to tell people to stop teaching me lessons. I hate lessons.
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It may be a long time ago, but I cannot forget what I said back then or why I said it. It’s even a record-holder for how childish I could get on public forums. I admit that I still cannot handle harsh lessons from other members on the forums and not staff members (whether or not I acknowledge what I did wrong or if I know what I’m doing is wrong), but that post was too childish, even for me.
 
Happy first anniversary to Super Mario Odyssey, the largest 3D Mario title! It’s also the 300th day of the year.

- In five days, a new month begins.
- In ten days, the midterm elections happen.
- In fifteen days, World War I will be completely out by 100 years.
- In twenty days, Let’s Go Pikachu and Let’s Go Eevee will be released in stores.
- In twenty-five days, it will be the last day before Thanksgiving. In most school districts, Thanksgiving Break begins on this day.
- In thirty days, assuming you don’t time travel in ACNL, the environment will reach this “dead point”.
- In thirty-five days, the last month of 2018 begins.

And once the next two months are over, we’ll be in the last year of the 2010’s decade. It’ll be time to write my decade highlights.
 
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