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"What the president was noting is that the last person who was charged in [Epstein's] case ended up dead in a jail cell, and the president wants justice to be served for the victims in this case, and he prefers this to play out in a courtroom," McEnany said on Fox News, defending Trump's warm comments about Maxwell earlier this week at a White House press briefing.
"This president is the president that banned Jeffrey Epstein from coming to Mar-a-Lago," she added when anchor Bret Baier called Trump's comments a "strange answer."
"This president was always on top of this, ahead of this, noting this, banning this man from his property long before this case was even being played out in a court of law," McEnany said.
originally posted by: CanadianMason
a reply to: imthegoat
Yes, in Ontario we can be fined or imprisoned for refusing to use government-forced gender pronouns when addressing someone or using any number of words considered to be phobic of some sort. I don't have an issue with any of it. I respect peoples' preferences and avoid offending anyone. It's pretty easy to do.
originally posted by: butcherguy
originally posted by: CanadianMason
a reply to: imthegoat
Yes, in Ontario we can be fined or imprisoned for refusing to use government-forced gender pronouns when addressing someone or using any number of words considered to be phobic of some sort. I don't have an issue with any of it. I respect peoples' preferences and avoid offending anyone. It's pretty easy to do.
Today it is gender pronouns... What about when a vegan gets offended because you speak positively about eating meat?
originally posted by: CanadianMason
a reply to: butcherguy
It would be inadvertent on my part. I'd apologize and strive to not re-offend. Nor would I get offended if a vegan spoke positively about eating non-meat. If, on the other hand, a vegan offended me for eating meat, I'd punch him in the face.
Raised in a devout Catholic family, he attended St. Francis Xavier in Newark and Essex Catholic in East Orange in the Archdiocese of Newark, participating in church and youth activities.
And by the time he was a teenager, his lawyers say he was being groomed for a role in what they called a “sex ring” involving then-Bishop Theodore McCarrick, the 90-year-old now defrocked and disgraced former cardinal who was cast out of the ministry last year over decades-old sexual abuse allegations.
A former priest accused of rape in the cathedral of Santiago de Chile has committed suicide.
According to Chilean radio station Bío Bío, Tito Rivera Muñoz ended his life on July 19. The ex-priest was accused of raping a man inside the Santiago Metropolitan Cathedral in 2015.
originally posted by: CanadianMason
a reply to: imthegoat
Yes, in Ontario we can be fined or imprisoned for refusing to use government-forced gender pronouns when addressing someone or using any number of words considered to be phobic of some sort. I don't have an issue with any of it. I respect peoples' preferences and avoid offending anyone. It's pretty easy to do.
originally posted by: CanadianMason
a reply to: butcherguy
It would be inadvertent on my part. I'd apologize and strive to not re-offend. Nor would I get offended if a vegan spoke positively about eating non-meat. If, on the other hand, a vegan offended me for eating meat, I'd punch him in the face.
Studies found traits made people think rules don't work or not care about others
Also found they're more likely to hoard because of their greed and selfishness
Research looked at 1,000 people in Poland at height of lockdown in March, April
The studies, which surveyed 1,000 people in Poland, also found psychopathic and narcissistic people were far more likely to hoard essentials during lockdown.
originally posted by: butcherguy
originally posted by: CanadianMason
a reply to: imthegoat
Yes, in Ontario we can be fined or imprisoned for refusing to use government-forced gender pronouns when addressing someone or using any number of words considered to be phobic of some sort. I don't have an issue with any of it. I respect peoples' preferences and avoid offending anyone. It's pretty easy to do.
Today it is gender pronouns... What about when a vegan gets offended because you speak positively about eating meat?
Facebook fact-checker Lead Stories is a biased outfit bristling with ex-CNN staffers that presents itself as neutral, despite most of its employees having donated to the Democratic Party, a conservative outlet has revealed.
The National Pulse (TNP), whose story about supposed financial links between Black Lives Matter, Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden, and fundraiser ActBlue was flagged as “partly false” by Lead Stories on Facebook, did some digging on Wednesday to find out who was behind the smear, after their efforts to contest the label were apparently stonewalled.
What they discovered was an organization staffed almost entirely by Democratic donors, half of whom had worked for CNN in the past. A quarter of the employees were recurring Democratic donors, TNP revealed, suggesting an egregious conflict of interest, given the story they’d flagged at the conservative outlet was about contributions to a Democratic presidential campaign.
Lead Stories founder Perry Sanders has donated over $10,000 to Democratic political campaigns, including Hillary Clinton’s and Barack Obama’s presidential runs, TNP showed, providing copious links to back up the laundry list of partisan affiliations it had stumbled across. Several other writers had Democratic contributions on their records too. One, Gita Smith, was listed in 99 separate small-dollar donations to various Democratic candidates, as well as some contributions directly to ActBlue and the activism group Indivisible.