Recent content by Pellinore

It is kind of stupefying to see Republicans fall over backward to divert the attention from this, or to outright villainize Kelly. When a liberal calls Trump a fascist, yeah whatever, that's just them being a liberal. When a Republican does, maybe you pay a little more attention. But when...

Millitarism, nationalism, and imperialism, each building on and feeding off the other two.

The only source I criticized is Red Ice, and its reputation as a white supremacist conspiracy theory peddler is not only my opinion, it is shared by many others. https://mediabiasfactcheck.com/red-ice-tv/...

You've got some issues here. Red Ice is a white supremacy propaganda and conspiracy theory site, which mediabiasfactcheck rates as a Questionable Source and Low Factual Reporting. Their assessment is representative of popular opinion. The article you linked goes on to talk about the...

A friend of mine and her husband rent out vacation spots in Pensacola. When Ivan (which I think was "only" a Category 3 by then) hit we lost contact with them for days; turns out they evacuated and were fine, but the garage level of their stilt house was buried in six feet of sand. One of...

Unlike all of the other smokescreens in here, Christianity is a religion, and the First Amendment says that Congress cannot endorse one religion over others. The 14th Amendment applies that to states as well, including Oklahoma. Bibles, chosen and paid for by the government, in public schools...

So is there anyone here who .. Thought people would only get $750; Saw people will actually get a lot more; Say to themselves, "Oh, okay," And go on with life having been corrected? Or will people keep insisting that they were never mistaken?

Up until the 60s (I think), the color that Crayola now calls "Peach" was then called "Flesh." True story.

How would you feel if it was a Koran?

Why on Earth would you listed to either this podcast or its guest, even for a minute? The Benny Show was one of the ones that were just shown to have been supported by Russian influencers. They have denied everything, of course, but at the very least they are pushing an agenda that Putin's...

I feel sorry for this woman. She's obviously emotional, but who wouldn't be. But she's just one person, a total stranger. We don't know where she's from, how many people around her are suffering and how badly, how hard they were hit compared to others, and how remote they are. And, we don't...

When I first saw this listing it was truncated, and I clicked expecting a much more challenging question. The answer is, absolutely. I won't go out into the garden and murder butterflies and bumblebees, but if there's a bug in my living space, then of course I will, and then I will go upstairs...

Because when you're arguing the truth against people who aren't, you need to be even more picky about using reliable sources. If you give reason for your opponent to call you a liar just once, suddenly you're down in the mud with them, and that's their home field. I wouldn't use her because...

I'm aware. The concept that he was a violent extremist that targeted a civilian population, though, was present even if the term hadn't been coined yet. That happens sometimes.

Do you consider this woman a reliable source? I'm genuinely curious if you do, and if so, why.