Torey laid out the 20% figure, you agreed with and added that theyâre underreported. My point was that just because someone has a sad, that doesnât mean we, as a society, have to pump them full of drugs to make them our definition of normal. Embrace their differences, and give them a sense of self worth rather than a pill of euphoria.
Torey laid out the 20% figure, you agreed with and added that theyâre underreported. My point was that just because someone has a sad, that doesnât mean we, as a society, have to pump them full of drugs to make them our definition of normal. Embrace their differences, and give them a sense of self worth rather than a pill of euphoria.
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I never said anything about a âsad,â or pumping people full of drugs. I have no idea what youâre talking about.
Does Biden talking to the country about this latest mass killing give everyone a warm feeling of security that someone who knows exactly how to handle every problem is in charge of the country?
"On a Facebook page purported to belong to Alissa, he wrote messages that criticized former President Donald Trumpâs response to immigration and refugees, allegedly writing âTrump is such a dâ.â
His actions are certainly going to have an affect on peoples attitude of Trumpâs no refugees from terrorist countries position, I would think.
Might as well point out he was a Trump hater. What, if he were praising Trump and a supporter, you donât think the left would make a point of that?
Precisely. Thatâs what the HBO documentary âErnie and Joeâ was all about. My brother-in-law, a cop in San Antonio, was one of the directors of that unit, and was featured in the documentary.