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If there is no life after death...
Also the damage that comes from believing the universe and everything in it, with all the diversity, species, things that make life possible to exist on this planet, all came from a big bang that happened all by itself from nothing, instead of there being a creator which makes a lot more sense, even to half of the scientists. -
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Video Family of Thai Transwoman Thief Blames Mental Illness, Pledges Compensation
It would seem a little unfair to basically claim that anyone who does not want to pretend that a transwoman is a real woman is transphobic. That, or transphobic really has no meaning, other than doing something that makes a trans person feel bad. -
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BBC Faces Backlash Over Alleged Bias in Coverage of White Farmer Killings in South Africa
Bias in my statement, absolute drivel! i am not talking about alleged bias, i am talking about actual bias....that the BBC and Ofcom have accepted.. There are 29 impartiality breaches not just claims but actual breaches acknowledged by the BBC or its regulator, Ofcom, as failing to meet the Royal Charter’s requirement for “due impartiality” under the BBC’s Editorial Guidelines or Ofcom’s Broadcasting Code. These are cases where complaints were investigated and upheld, meaning the BBC accepted (or was required to accept) that its content lacked the necessary balance or fairness! I can you give an idea, but I am not going to give the whole lot. 2017: Today Programme (Moshe Ya’alon) - Unchallenged claim on Palestinian “independence”; ECU upheld, BBC accepted. 2017: Today Programme (Nigel Lawson) - False climate claim not countered; Ofcom ruled, BBC accepted. 2019: BBC Breakfast (Naga Munchetty) - Trump remarks initially deemed biased; BBC upheld but later clarified, acknowledging initial error. 2020: BBC News (Boris Johnson Edit) - Edited laughter skewed impartiality; BBC upheld complaint. 2021: The World at One (Ruth Davidson) - Unbalanced Scottish Government coverage; ECU upheld, BBC accepted. 2022: BBC News (Emily Maitlis Tweet) - Anti-Tory tweet; BBC upheld as bias. 2022: BBC Radio (Devi Sridhar) - Pro-SNP book coverage; ECU upheld, BBC accepted. 2022: Front Row (Tom Sutcliffe) - Unbalanced JK Rowling comment; BBC acknowledged after resolution. 2022: BBC News (Russell T Davies) - Anti-licence fee comment; BBC upheld as biased. You can check with Ofcom bulletins. -
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Manchild who is president of the US throws his pacificier out of the pram again.
That's OK -- I am waiting for maybe the ghost of David Souter to live in Justice Barrett's head. -
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Mild BPH symptoms, unclear treatment path — anyone in a similar situation?
According to my urologist, 90% of BPH patients choosing surgery experience side effects. You are one of the lucky 10%.
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