"It's the same". "Gay people are not Pride all the time".Dude, it's a once-a-year festival. How do you think these things work?
You may as well be criticising Thanksgiving Day as indulgence because Americans are stuffing their faces with a massive meal, or Christmas as being unrepresentative of what Christians do for the other 364 days of the year, or St. Patrick's Day because Irishness is more than a kitsch parade of green, leprechauns and Guinness.
Excuse me, I think you missed some posts recently. I've been told that all my thoughts are just regurgitating the talking points that Republican media feed to me.It's always fun to see Tstorm come up with outlandish rebuttals.
My hat off to anyone who has the energy to continually engage with them.
As if Republican media talking points cannot be outlandish..?Excuse me, I think you missed some posts recently. I've been told that all my thoughts are just regurgitating the talking points that Republican media feed to me.
The post I responded to said "come up with", is the critical part.As if Republican media talking points cannot be outlandish..?
Pride isn't a "source of self-worth" either. It is a brief expression, just as are thanksgiving and Christmas."It's the same". "Gay people are not Pride all the time".
What new information do you think your response told me? The difference here is not that I pretend stuffing my face on Thanksgiving isn't indulgence. Of course it is. The difference is that I don't imagine stuffing my face to be a source of self-worth.
It's not necessarily a failure of knowledge, but there are perhaps ways to discuss the matter that stress how odd I find your position."It's the same". "Gay people are not Pride all the time".
What new information do you think your response told me? The difference here is not that I pretend stuffing my face on Thanksgiving isn't indulgence. Of course it is. The difference is that I don't imagine stuffing my face to be a source of self-worth.
coming up with something doesn't necessarily mean you're the originator, although it can have that connotation. For example, if I come up with five dollars that doesn't mean I printed it.The post I responded to said "come up with", is the critical part.
I guess it's a cheap way of reminding Trump where the Oval Office is now his dementia's got serious enough.This dollar store printout and 300 mil ballroom really pull the place together.
How are you blame this tackiness of his dementia...I guess it's a cheap way of reminding Trump where the Oval Office is now his dementia's got serious enough.
Do we need to do a True Meaning of Thanksgiving? The eating and indulgence is not the reason for the season. That's just what people do when they congregate. While I don't necessary want to claim that Thanksgiving means one patricianly ideal, most of those ideals are part of the American identity"It's the same". "Gay people are not Pride all the time".
What new information do you think your response told me? The difference here is not that I pretend stuffing my face on Thanksgiving isn't indulgence. Of course it is. The difference is that I don't imagine stuffing my face to be a source of self-worth.
How much do they earn a week/month?Because I gave an anecdote of 3 friends that don't have a housing payment (2 live at home still, 1 lives in his passed away parents' house that is paid off), and none of them ever have money. I asked how don't you have money in that situation? You should be able to save like $1k/month easily in that situation. The response from people here is "Yes yes, everyone else is just bad at life." There's tons of people that are just bad with money.
One makes less than me, one made almost exactly the same as me (until I switched jobs last year), one made more than me pretty much the whole time we've been friends (I may make more now with my current job).How much do they earn a week/month?
I was, as always, responding directly to something someone else said. It is not odd or mistargeted when directly mirroring the language of the person I'm talking to.Pride isn't a "source of self-worth" either. It is a brief expression, just as are thanksgiving and Christmas.
You don't actually comprehend the feelings and motivations underpinning these things, which is clear whenever you describe them in such odd and mistargeted language.
Gratitude and admiration. Most of them are gratitude, some of them are admiration. Exceptionally few are actually inspired by the indulgence....general understanding about why people have celebratory festivals...
Now that is an outlandish rebuttal!coming up with something doesn't necessarily mean you're the originator, although it can have that connotation. For example, if I come up with five dollars that doesn't mean I printed it.
They aren't even signs, they're pieces of office paper with some Word Art printed on them.How are you blame this tackiness of his dementia...
He has always been like this. Slapping gold signs all over the place. All style, no substance
Yeah, just Christmas and Independence Day, really.Exceptionally few are actually inspired by the indulgence.
Nah.Now that is an outlandish rebuttal!
Yes, and if he wanted to have a sign, they might put up printed pieces of paper to preview what it would look like.If he wanted to have an actual sign there, there'd be an actual sign and not some hastily printed pieces of paper.
And yet, your description doesn't mirror what anyone else said.I was, as always, responding directly to something someone else said. It is not odd or mistargeted when directly mirroring the language of the person I'm talking to.