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Why are so many Boomer morons voting for Trump ?
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Is wearing a mask useless?
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Do you prefer a vibrant, virile president in Trump. Or a sick old man that works one day out of seven in Biden?
Favorite Answer:trump of course.
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Family thinks I'm too young to get married? ?
I've been dating my boyfriend for three years, and we have been living together in our own 2-bedroom apartment for almost 4 months. We both finished school- I got my bachelor's degree and work in advertising for an agency, and he went to tech school and works as an HVAC technician. He earned his license and got a nice raise recently, too. Even though we've dated through school and celebrated both our graduations, worked hard to save to move out, spent lots of time with each other's families, and had our families meet each other too, my family is nervous about us getting married. My bf and I have talked about getting engaged soon and we know we can afford to pay for our own wedding, but my family is less than supportive. I'm 26-almost-27, and he is 24 and will be 25 in July- which means if we had a wedding in a year or so, I'd be 27 and he would be 25. My parents say they "aren't ready" to see me get married, and my four younger siblings say that I'm too young and 3 years of dating is too soon. We both have seen each other at our best and worst, we've experienced some great milestones together over the past three years, and I don't understand how that isn't enough for my family. I don't know how to convince them that this is a good decision. My parents have always been a little overprotective and still don't really see me as an adult yet, and my siblings think the same but I don't know why. How can I get everyone's support?
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Will Biden really do a better job with this pandemic?
Biden seems to do nothing but attack Trump and get all fierce with him about how he's poorly handling this pandemic. Is Biden really going to do a better job at it?
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Do Amish people usually vote Republican or vote Democrat ?
Favorite Answer:Many Amish oppose voting "A lot of this goes back to the Gospel and Jesus noting that his kingdom is not of this world," Kopko said. "His kingdom is in heaven and you as a believer ought to focus not on the worldly endeavors, but focus on being a citizen of God's kingdom." https://www.the-daily-record.com/story/news/2020/0...
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Biden just said, Trump is playing on our fears. BWAHAAAHAA! Seriously? While Biden's entire campaign is, "If Trump wins, WE'LL ALL DIE!!!"?
Rich. Very, very rich.
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More than 60 million US Citizens will vote conservative, most are over 40 and lived under the very real threat of Soviet global domination;?
The other approximately 60 million, mostly younger and aloof to that reality, are calling for a move toward ever greater government control of the People.
- Does anyone else see the God-awful horror of what's happening, here?
- How many, many times did the Soviets promise us this is exactly what would happen?
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How to deal with destructive children.?
Favorite Answer:At least you have a husband & it would appear in your question that the kids also have a dad,,, well sort-of but it also appears that he may be dropping the ball a little.
My Wife & I make very effective use of the "Good-parent Bad-parent" technique.
She's the Bad-parent that typically has to Beg our two kids to behave,
And I'm the Good-one that seldom has to 'Tell' them to more than once,
But we also occasionally switch roles to keep the adorable diabolically clever little house-monkeys too off balance to try running an end-around & playing two-sides against the middle.
So unless your Husband is just a Date that worked out allowing him to hang around with nothing to do but sleep with you & pay the bills as long as he avoids pissing anybody off including your children,
I'd personally recommend getting on the same page & staying on the same side.
Witch is of-course the Kid's side whether they know it or not and Back each-other up.
And even if you happen to disagree about technique & methodology for heaven's sake work that out & agree to disagree AWAY from the adorable diabolically clever house-monkeys so-as to stay ahead of the little beastie's affinity for cleverly exploiting two-sides against the middle witch typically confuses their presumption of who's in charge & control of anything including their behavior since they no-less typically live & breath in a common elusion that it's somehow 'Them' anyway.
1. Always trust but verify,
& never take either pair of eyes off of kids in the monster-phase of development or anything the least bit potentially damageable because if you don't you might just as well just let Pugsley & Wednesday play with sharp objects & explosives & burn your world down on top of you.
2. Never replace busted toys,, especially the expensive kind.
SuperDad can fix anything & everything, and anything that Can't be fixed? oops! tough-luck Love, guess you shouldn't-o-busted it huh...
3. Anything of Yours or of the House they break rates a Pounding & Grounding with less pounding on kids & more pounding on the weight of Grounding.
Witch makes TVs, smartphones & video-games & such like in kid's rooms the Devil distracting them from any consequent situational wariness that they've even been grounded at-all with no paroles or commutations except on furlough to do a chore.
4. You & your Husband married 'Each-other' for better or worse till death does one or the other of you part, Not your children.
Children are just a fact of life far-removed from pie in the sky poetry about birds & bees & cabbage-leaves and an amusingly bothersome diversion until such a time as kids can be legally shown the door & a shot fired over their heads to make sure they're properly motivated to not come back & ask for money or live in the basement after effectively turning their rooms into a den , or a sewing room, storage closet ANTHING but an extra bedroom! Because responsible parenting is neither a Right or Privilege or a job or even a responsibility,,it's a Gift of life you gave yourself that just keeps on giving.
Think my seemingly archaic answer is too harsh & too much work for Millennial parenting in the 21st Century?
Whatever,, thumb down me then.
After all, you & your husband are the grownups & can do whatever you want.
And apparently, so can your kids.
So good luck.
And may the entities of providence have mercy on your souls.
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What is the motivation in a pandemic to attend a Donald Trump campaign rally?
Favorite Answer:To show your cult leader you love him enough to die for him.
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Is your 401K in jeopardy if Kamala Biden wins?
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