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Morality is subjective, but it still affects us, so we try to codify it in things like laws and cultural mores. It’s important for most members of a society to be generally on the same page about it.

The punishment should be proportional to the crime, your christian morality proposes infinite punishment for finite crimes (or no crime at all) – your god is a monster. In glancing at some of your other responses I see you trying to defend the monstrosity of your god. You clearly are blind to morality and as such I’m not going to waste any more time with you.

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Nor is what I am saying based on the Bible either. Did you read my comment or just see the word “Bible” and skip the rest?

Hayley sings. Ryan plays guitar and sings. Which means Ryan does more. Yeah, but Hayley puts way more time and effort into looking and sounding good on stage and is obviously the face of the project. Led by the legendary Ryan Montbleau and commanded by the illustrious Hayley Jane, there is rarely a disagreement or power struggle within the project. The two get along like peas and carrots. Except for when they don’t. But they do. Yeah, sometimes. Hayley, you’re ruining this bio right now. Well Ryan, I told you to just let me do it! That never ends well. And you’re supposed to leave two spaces after the end of a sentence, I’ve had to go back and fix all of yours. What? I have never heard of that in my entire life! Don’t fix that one. Ugh, fine. Let’s get back to writing about how great we are.

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I am not anthropomorphizing nature, naturalists are when they attempt to describe natural selection! The journals and articles and abstracts are filled with teleological metaphors. I am the one trying to strip all that away and have someone explain what is really going on, without metaphors.

I have an example of someone taking advantage of me in a way I didn’t consent – not sexual, just to clear that out of the way. When I screamed the fucking shit out of that person, they were all fucking calm and shit, “it wouldn’t bother me if you did that to me”, so their fucking reasoning is it shouldn’t bother me. Well it did bother me, I’m no longer friends with that person for more than 5 years and their shit may still well be following me. I don’t answer calls where I don’t recognize the number, so I can’t be sure it’s not his creditors. Some people do manage to remain cool and keep things in perspective. When someone cuts me off, I think “that was my turn!” and this guy gained something by basically stealing. But what is the actual result? How far ahead does he really get and how much did I lose, and how much of this is really about ego? Cutting in line instead of waiting your fair turn (even if you’re late) is the shit we learn in grade school, no cutters. Frontsies backsies. As an adult with zero accountability, cutting in line is totally back in play. If you assert yourself, who can say no without risk to their insurance premiums? Do you know how much I wish we could all settle this demolition derby style, and if you cut me off, I get to ram your fender? This is exactly the same mentality that open-carry states think everyone would be more polite if everyone were armed. I don’t know why – as far as I know, it’s still not legal to shoot someone in the face for having 18 items in the 15 items or less aisle in the grocery store. In my whole life, I have only seen one outrage at such a thing, so I guess the message of the gun thing is “you never know which one of your neighbors is berserk enough to draw, so don’t violate cultural norms or else.”

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But this dream of harmony was built on a set of fictions, the first being that the EU was fundamentally democratic — or at least that the “democratic deficit” in some of the Continent’s messier corners could somehow be reformed away by the technocrats in Brussels. Instead, the subordination of national governments by a faceless bureaucracy has left elected parties vulnerable to populist creep on their right flanks. In the United Kingdom, it resulted in a vote to ditch the EU — a plea for national sovereignty, a racist howl, or perhaps a bit of both.

On the day his political career died, Eric Cantor was busy tending to what he still believed was its bright future. While his GOP-primary opponent, David Brat, visited polling places in and around Richmond, Virginia, Cantor spent his morning 90 miles away at a Capitol Hill Starbucks. He was there to host a fund-raiser for three of his congressional colleagues — something he did every month, just another part of the long game he was playing, which, he believed, would eventually culminate in his becoming Speaker of the House.