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Tell me moor.

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no physical withdrawal.

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:lol:

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A deal is a deal. If the deal was legal when made, enforce it.

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So if I contract with you to kill someone and then you don’t, and I sue for damages, I will prevail in court?

Not all contracts are enforceable.

When you say weakness, do you just mean there’s an imbalance and your left side isn’t quite as strong, or do you notice an actual deficit on your left side? If the latter, it might be prudent to check with a neurologist to see if there’s some neurological factor involved.

Any numbness or tingling?

Pretty obvious State will finish in the top 3.

Probably Mississippi State

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If you wanted to study petroleum engineering you cannot do much better than LSU.

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yes you can

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Tomorrow, they probably catch a throat-punch via the ending of birthright citizenship

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I don’t think you all should expect birthright citizenship to be ended. I think you’re setting yourselves up for disappointment. I think it’ll be 9-0 or 7-2 upholding BRC.

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So you want the USA to amend the First Amendment, removing the Establishment of Religion Clause, and then you want the FedGov to pass laws that actively promote your Reformed Covenanter Church religion to the exclusion of all other denominations and religions? That's exactly what John Calvin did in Switzerland! He established a Governmental Theocracy. I don't see how that could work out.

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That’s what Adrian Vermeule wants to do, but with Catholic integralism.

But also I don’t think removing the establishment clause makes you a theocracy. Otherwise the UK would be a theocracy with its established Church of England. Even England of the 1500s I wouldn’t describe as a theocracy—but maybe you disagree

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Humans are selfish, irrational and vindictive. Potential logical heirs are often intentionally immitted from wills, resulting in intense conflict and litigation.

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Let’s say someone is cut out of the will. We can still dispose of the property as set forth in the will. The person cut out is no worse off than they would be if the property was destroyed.