Humanity is the meaning of life. Religion divide Humanity. Strong borders to preserve culture.
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I do call, they say I wish, whose fault is it. If your food insecure, I just ordered five months of twenty year food. Anybody can do that, but most people don't. Here's the stupidity of most americans, including you. I will bet
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In Japan, for about a thousand years, a grown woman with white teeth looked unfinished, even a little barbaric.
The custom was called ohaguro. Girls blackened their teeth when they came of age or married, and from then on black teeth marked them as adults. Court nobles, samurai, courtesans and geisha did it too.
The dye was made at home. Pieces of iron were left to soak in tea or vinegar until the liquid turned the color of rust. Then powdered gall from sumac leaves went in, and the mixture turned black.
It was warmed and painted on one tooth at a time with a soft feather brush. The great woodblock artist Kitagawa Utamaro made a print of women doing exactly this. According to the dental museum of Japan’s Kanagawa Dental Association, the warm liquid smelled so bad that married women blackened their teeth before their husbands got up. When they traveled, they carried an instant powder version.
The look usually came with shaved eyebrows. The British diplomat Algernon Mitford, who met Emperor Meiji in 1868, described the 16-year-old emperor with blackened teeth and shaved eyebrows.
Foreigners struggled with it. Ernest Satow, who came to Japan at 18 in 1861, was shocked by the black teeth of the geisha he met in Osaka.
In 1870 the new government banned ohaguro for the nobility, but people kept doing it. In March 1873 the empress stopped blackening her teeth, and ordinary women slowly followed. By the 1920s the custom had almost disappeared.
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Any child starving in america is a failure of the parents. So why hasn't the state taken them.
They'll s***** their little a**** right out of the house. If they don't have electricity
And we have food banks all over this country. The idea that children are starving is idiotic
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It's reciprocal, relying on God also means relying on the church, whom steps in to help people — even outside the church.
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Just because a church will scam you doesn't mean God will. Atheists burn in an excruciating fire with THE MOTHER OF HAROLETS AND ABOMINATIONS OF THE EARTH false church. A little irony. Best repent and check your self delusion.
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The most dangerous person in history is an intellectual with zero real-world experience who believes they are smart enough to engineer human society from a desk.
They don't understand supply chains, price signals, or human drive, yet they demand absolute veto power over your life.
Hubris kills millions.
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You still haven’t answered my question.
Every law against murder, rape, assault, or theft enforces a moral judgment. So the issue isn’t whether morality is reflected in law, but whether the conduct violates another human being’s rights.
Your alcohol analogy fails to address that distinction. Drinking alcohol doesn’t inherently kill another human being.
So I’ll ask again…Does personal liberty include the right to intentionally kill an innocent human being? If not, what morally relevant distinction excludes the child in the womb?
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Your Democracy is not going anywhere, and they that are the billionaires can do what they want with their money because they earned it, and you can try to be one to, all you have to do is work
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End hunger? You're a moron, you cannot end hunger.
You might be able to end malnutrition
But you will never end hunger
Here for all you stupid people like this person
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