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Zostavax is only ever one dose I thought. Agree the price for 2 doses does not tally.

Immigration policy is messy, but treating children with dignity shouldn't be partisan. Biden's handling let in a huge influx of kids without enough follow-up. But this specific mess is the Trump admin trying to deport 600+ Guatemalan minors at 3 AM on Labor Day, even with pending cases. A judge stopped it for due process. Kids deserve better from everyone, including the likes of you don't they? Haven't I heard this somewhere before?

That's true, you really need to get those antivirals into your system at the first signal.

Its "insane" due to its ethically and politically contentious nature, perceived as a cover for displacing Palestinians while presenting an overly ambitious and unrealistic vision for Gaza’s transformation.

Easy for you to say, but something lacking here isn't there? Like how?

Immigration policy is messy, but treating children with dignity shouldn't be partisan. Biden's handling let in a huge influx of kids without enough follow-up. But this specific mess is the Trump admin trying to deport 600+ Guatemalan minors at 3 AM on Labor Day, even with pending cases. A judge stopped it for due process. Kids deserve better from everyone, including the likes of you don't they?

Don't you take antivirals to reduce the occurrence and speed up healing?

Murica mate, everyone (left, right and center) has their head up the derrieres when it comes to guns.

Is this some sub forum for idiots? Using charged words and phrases like "VACCINE HORROR," "paid the price TWICE," "crippling heart-related stroke," and "psychological operation in history." This is a common tactic of scaremongering idiots by idiots and bypassed critical examination of the facts to appeal directly to emotions like fear and anger.

The term “complicit” implies active participation or consent, which doesn’t apply to an entire population under duress. Gaza’s 2 million residents include diverse perspectives, many suffering from both Hamas’s governance and external conflicts. Holding them collectively responsible is a simplistic point of view and ignores the systemic constraints—blockades, poverty, and violence—that shape their reality. Saying they are all complicit is you dehumanizing civilians and oversimplifying a complex conflict.

Sorry sunshine but your meme is total blx. Not all Gazans elected Hamas—voter turnout in the 2006 election was about 74%, with Hamas winning ONLY 44% of the vote, meaning a significant portion didn’t support them. Many Gazans were children or NOT YET BORN during that election, and no elections have occurred since. Economic desperation, lack of alternatives, and Israeli blockades have shaped conditions, limiting choices. Blaming an entire population for the actions of a governing group of thugs overlooks these nuances and dehumanizes civilians in general, many of whom are victims of the conflict themselves. Thats OK with you is it?

The Dems lowered the bar massively. Trump is simply playing by the new rules. Saying, “The Dems lowered the bar massively. Trump is simply playing by the new rules,” is rhetorical and lacks substance. It sidesteps the specific point about Fed independence from politics by deflecting to a vague claim about Democrats without evidence or context. You don’t engage with the economic argument or provide a counterpoint about Trump’s Fed policy. Simple hate/division mouthing off with a partisan jab, implying a degraded political norm without specifying how it justifies or relates to the original critique. In short, @spidermike007, raises a valid concern about central bank independence, a topic with significant economic implications whilst you blather childish rhetorical deflection, not a reasoned counterargument.

An appeal is of course a request to a higher court to review and overturn a decision already made by a lower court. Since no court ruling has occurred yet in this matter, Cook’s lawsuit against Trump is the first step in the legal process, not an appeal. If a court rules against her and she seeks to challenge that ruling, then she could file an appeal.

Lol, pull the other one. Farage has a sharp instinct for identifying and exploiting specific public grievances, but his approach is less about capturing a unified "national mood" and more about amplifying the frustrations of a vocal and loud minority or plurality. He’s less a national barometer than a savvy political entrepreneur who knows his market. Calling this a "unique ability to read the mood of the nation" oversimplifies things. Farage's appeal is not universal full stop. It’s heavily concentrated among specific demographics - like the photo in the op displays clearly with its own inherent bias. Nigel's rhetoric often amplifies the concerns of these groups while alienating others, such as urban, younger, or more progressive voters who favor multiculturalism or EU integration. Critics argue he doesn’t so much "read the nation" as skillfully play to a specific pre-existing audience, using divisive issues like immigration to galvanize support while ignoring or dismissing opposing views. If you think this is the mood of the nation you are just trapped in his audience.

Taliban Says It's 'Ready And Willing' To Work With Nigel Farage On Deportation Plan https://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/entry/taliban-says-its-ready-and-willing-to-work-with-nigel-farage-on-deportation-plan_uk_68aea625e4b002e9c5f1233e Farage true colors.

Appeal what? lol. She has not been convicted of anything.

One would need to be a bit dim to think this is anything but a political hunt with no merit attached to it at all. Markets will react badly if the central bank is seen to lose independence.

If anyone should know about gas-lighting readers its @Red Phoenix

You'd need the mind of a child or Trump to think like that. Viewing Ukraine's war as "not our war" oversimplifies today's interconnected world. Nations are linked through trade, security alliances, and global stability. Conflict in Ukraine disrupts energy markets, food supply chains, and geopolitical balances, impacting the Americas directly. Isolationism ignores how regional conflicts can escalate, draw in allies, or embolden adversaries, potentially threatening broader security. Interdependence means no major conflict is truly "distant."

And being male is important to some people #prejudice

Yep... Why would you say yep? Serious sick mind on you pal.

Do other people monitor their neighbors like you do? Doubt it, seems strange.

Surrendering to an aggressor like Russia risks perpetuating a cycle of coercion and instability, as seen in past conflicts (e.g., Georgia 2008). Your call for peace is emotionally compelling but overlooks the broader implications of capitulation, the illegitimacy of Russia’s referenda, and the need to uphold international norms. Those advocating for peace often prioritize human lives over geopolitical principles, which isn’t inherently delusional—just incomplete without addressing the aggressor’s accountability.

From title of thread I was expecting a video of someone angle grinding off a chain in front of the owners abode.

Spoken like a true mafia boss thug, not a Russian are you by chance?