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Perspective isn't the issue, it's that their parents were buying homes at 18. Boomers suck out so much value for themselves that they drove prices to this point.

Now joined by Pope Benedict XVI and Barbara Walters

Did he own the one that froze and sunk on the South Side a few years back? That was entertaining to watch from Technology Drive.

>Are pit bulls hard to rehome? Personally, I’m a bit afraid of the breed.

Unfortunately yeah. They're so sweet and kind. But they are super protective of their family and won't hesitate to get between them and someone if they sense hostility.

Philly: We're gonna gather on a pier to support this guy eating chicken

kimbecile: Hold my beer

You can't ignore the evil and bad-willed into changing. That only encourages their cause.

Send them a pentagram with your name and address you'll never hear from them again

It's absolutely a cult. Members are told who they can and cannot talk to, they must give up most of their income to the church. Skilled jobs are extremely rare in JW, because they're taught to be suspicious of the educated.

There's more, but you should really go look for it yourself. There's a YouTuber called The Telltale Atheist that talks about his time in JW.

The work he did in Braddock. Building a community center from an abandoned church, youth programs, jobs programs. He put a lot of love into that town. It was amazing to see first-hand.

Measured answers, Paul's only weakness

It doesn't bother me that he supported a gas well there, assuming it was done in an ecologically sound way. And obviously it couldn't be done, or USS wouldn't accept having to do it that way and not make obscene profit, because the deal fell through last year.

pAul! You're alive! I am genuinely happy that you didn't fall into a pit of despair from which you could never climb out.

Well, before I answer that, what of his work do you not like? Seems you've got the Catalog of Fetterman Accomplishments there. Why would you vote for a quack doctor instead?

Well your god works in mysterious ways

God, I hope you didn't have children

>I blame my generation; we fucked up. We surely didn't raise you guys right.

Is this due to your autism?

>If someone claims that working across the aisle is something they hate to hear a candidate talk about then they must be against any form of bipartisanship.

I agree that that's probably the case. But that's not what was said. He said he hates the message.

And honestly, fuck your argument. The GOP has bargained in bad faith for the last 30 years, making concessions when they had to and then backing out of their side of deals for later. You want it both ways, the left compromises and you thumb your nose at them. You're going to find it much harder to do that with the changes in the voting blocks.

No, we had one candidate that's been making a difference for 18 years versus a fake cure huckster that couldn't even follow the basic standards of Columbia's ERB.

Seems the GOP's strategy of picking on a hurt guy doesn't connect to young voters

He was a pretty good comedian, though. Asparagus on a veggie tray? 😂

He's here, making his dishonest arguments

Sure, yep. We want the right to kill our children. What makes you think you have the right to stop us?

>So all the things in the past that have been accomplished in a bipartisan manner you disagree with?:

What a dishonest and asinine way to frame the discussion.

>i think he could be a guy that pushes for stuff like Marijuana Legalization

He's already started this. He (and possibly Hunter) is the reason Biden asked for the FDA to review cannabis.

I cast my ballot for John on Election Day. And it wasn't because I wanted to vote against Oz (that was just a nice perk). John's done a lot of good work at the local and state level. He's mostly stayed true to his word. And he even got something done at the federal level before he was elected.

I think your argument is high grade copium.