He/him. I say this in no small part because I enjoy that it irritates people I dislike.

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Don't ask questions you don't want answers to.
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Musk may be the most divorced man alive, but this is the most single man alive. I'm using the term "man" solely as the indicator for a male individual of the species homo sapiens after the age of majority, nothing more.
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I guess this is technically true; it is not the nature of most men to seek out other men. At least not for sex.
If said government were to do this, then you should at the very least provide instruction on how to go about this, as GENDER ROLES HAVE FLIPPED: it’s the woman’s nature to seek out a man, it is not a man’s. And NONE of you can give ACTUAL examples of where women are. 🤡
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I've been using a question on the order of the capitals of Canada for two years now to flummox LLMs and they still can't reliably identify the ordering correctly.
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The 's' in Paris isn't pronounced in French. This remains a dumb complaint.
If you ever took Latin in high school or college, you probably know this tidbit. But, in Latin, some letters are pronounced a certain way: C's are hard. So, for Caesar, it is not "SEE-zer" like we would say. It is actually "KAI-sar". If you watched Indiana Jones, you know there are no J's in Latin. So, "Julius" is actually ""YOO-lee-oos" V's are pronounced with a "w" sound. That means, the famous quote from Julius Caesar of "veni vidi vici" is: "WAY-nee, WEE-dee, WEE-kee" - YOO-lee-oos KAI-sar
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LOL. A few problems here: The Pope has no duty to renounce either his American or his Peruvian citizenship. Whether he is a private figure or public is irrelevant to what rights he has under the US constitution. Citizenship alone is sufficient to qualify him.
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And lastly, Romans 13 commands Christians to submit to the governing authorities. THE POPE IS ONE OF THOSE GOVERNING AUTHORITIES. What are you not understanding here?
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This might be more persuasive if Dave had bothered to check how many Tim Hortons Canada has (and he maybe wouldn't have misspelled it). The answer is 6k+.
Allow me to rock your world. America has about 6000 hospitals. 5121 of those are publicly accessible and 1224 are completely free. That's twice as many charity hospitals as Canada has Tim Horton's. Literally. Then, when you see a doctor, the doctor speaks English and went to school somewhere you've heard of. Harvard is not the only way to get educated, but it is nice in the fall. We don't push people into medically assisted suicide for cost reasons. We don't ask people with emergency conditions to sit in the ER for 10 hours before they see a doctor. So yes, if you have a cutting-edge disease and you go to a private hospital and get the best care in the world, you're on the hook for it. But note that you are also ALIVE.
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How many of that 6k are in Canada? About 3900. His number is wrong any way you look at it.
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Honestly, I think the Democrats actually should do one and a half of these. Charges against Bove really should be investigated and yes, naturalizing existing illegal immigrants is generally a good thing.
Replying to @brianbeutler
5. Now, maybe they’ve had a change of heart. If so, they can prove me wrong by attesting that they’ll be OK with this partial list of retributive actions Dems could take under Trump’s rules. If they do, I’ll stop advocating for neutral democracy reforms and justice under the law.
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How are you measuring whether a grad from 2021 is underemployed a decade after graduating?
Half of all bachelor's grads from 2012-2021 were underemployed a year later. Three-quarters stayed that way a decade on. The degree didn't deliver.
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Mansplaining incorrectly how men’s washrooms work is not winning an argument.
When men lose arguments, they assume you must be a computer, instead of acknowledging that, you're just smarter than they are
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This is false. Math was not invented until 1508 in Tangiers.
Replying to @MattWalshBlog
You know math existed before Columbus, yes? The Greeks had accurately calculated the Earth's circumference to within a few percent, even before Christ walked the Earth.
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Are we using highway 2/Deerfoot as the dividing line here? If so, I'm comfortable with this proposal.
Albertastan separatism fixed easily
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We do, as a matter of fact: Trump.
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Somebody has trouble with demonyms.
Bellicose Denmark politicians: You want a piece of me? US: Yes.
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A pity about Montreal, but at least we wouldn't have to deal with Toronto anymore. Ottawa's kind of... well, in between.
If America tried to take us by force, Canada could detonate the fissile material at our two Nuclear Power Plants on the Great Lakes in a dirty bomb, wafting fallout over the Northeast. We could turn NYC and DC into a radioactive wasteland, if you test our patience.
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You can't convince me this isn't a parody account.
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Legal precedent is literal fascism apparently.
Right, that's it, because you disagreed with me, not because you defended LITERAL fascism!
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Sometimes you get them real good.
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New funniest possibility: Vance drops dead before Trump and then Trump dies before naming a new VP. Johnson dies in an autoerotic asphyxiation incident gone horribly wrong while being monitored by his son and Grassley? Best not to go there. Welcome President Marco Rubio?
10 months in. Let's go.
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