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[quote]Dave won't admit it, but he's always harder on places in NY/NJ. That pizza is easily 0.2-0.3 points higher in Florida or Michigan.[/quote] Even harder on Chicago pizza, regardless of it being tavern style, deep dish, or stuffed. Just not his thing, I guess....

[quote]People who buy beef at Sam's are the same people who go to Western Sizzlin / Golden Corral for steak. [/quote] They sell USDA Prime. Are you insinuating Costco gets better USDA Prime than Sam's, despite both being graded the same by the USDA? I've bought some gorgeous steaks from Sam'...

This Frieman cat seems to be up to no good with this implant shite....

[quote]Not at all. The US manufacturing and production during 2020 was amazing.[/quote] You going to credit the serious people behind those efforts or are we already entering revisionist history phase? How's your hydroxychloroquine regimen going?...

[quote]Prime Minister Modi [/quote] Also the guy who prematurely credited himself for India avoiding the worst of COVID and made no preparations for things to get worse. Now they're screwed. Sounds kind of familiar, eh?...

[quote]I turned him on to Richard Cooper and Rollo Tomassi, red pill guys that cater to 20 and 30 something betas, but once your teenager has gone through that first intense relationship I feel like they’re ready for the real birds and bees. These guys reiterate a lot of my advice, but they’re on Yo...

I hope you don't have any younger daughters because if you think a teenage boy is a motherfricker to deal with, you just wait. Boys are walks in the park compared to girls at that age....

Have been going to Sam's for years and had a Costco open up recently nearby. Costco -- cleaner store (of course, ours is brand new), better bakery, better house brand stuff, more inventory, more impressive meat and seafood selection Sam's -- considerably less expensive, signage to tell you w...

[quote]You can not have Marxism without secularism.[/quote] You can't have water without an oxygen molecule. Does that mean that all air is water? Goddamn, some of you are just dumb as fricking rocks....

My wife always insists on a gift and I always have to remind her that she's not my mother. Always goes over really well....

[quote]You might want to do some reading. And my post barely touched on religion[/quote] I'm well aware of what Marxism is and your entire post took issue with the secularist groundings of Marxist thought. Your issue is with secularism, not Marxism. ...

[quote]You mean like CRT/Woke ideology?[/quote] This CRT shite is just that, shite. Fox News and right wing media have started talking about it and now it's everywhere. Creeping around in the halls of academia like a blood-thirsty monster, threatening our children and ways of life. A year ago,...

Marxism is primarily an economic theory. What you're describing is secularism which is embraced by numerous political and economic theories, to include Marxism. Not all secular governments or people are Marxists. This shouldn't be that difficult to understand. Secularism, of course, is the ab...

[quote]The right isn’t anti-intellectual and you know it.[/quote] You're literally replying to a thread asking, "has education made us dumber as a society?"...

[quote]Have you seen, listened to, or read most of the leaders on the left? And you have the audacity to claim that the right is anti-intellectual?[/quote] Anti-intellectual in the sense of being highly suspicious of formal education, academia, and science. Be it the Soviet Union, Laos, Turkey...

[quote]This just happened in my company. 99.7% of roles under VP have no degree or years of experience requirement. It is purely a means of diversifying the white collar workforce. Has nothing to do with finding diamond-in-the-rough talent. 32.1% of all American adults 25+ have a bachelor's degre...

[quote]Education is too often indoctrination.[/quote] I think it's less indoctrination and more "teaching to the test", these days. One side effect of the tribalization we're seeing in this country is the terrifying inability of people to understand and appreciate nuance. We live in a very bina...

[quote]There are plenty of mentally rigorous jobs that could be easily done without any kind of collegiate education - they would just require some kind of screening and a few years worth of on-the-job training. [/quote] I was just reading an article the other day (which I'll never find because I...

[quote]How many kids do you have in public schools right now?[/quote] Two, plus one that's already graduated college. [quote]The biggest issue is not teaching history and getting rid of shop classes + PE[/quote] Completely agree on the latter, not on the former. American History was a gr...

[quote]Well the problem is the institutions of education in our country from pre-k all the way to to post-graduate level have been hijacked and turned into progressive indoctrination camps. This is obvious in two ways: 1. Young people nowadays emerge from school fully brainwashed in leftist ideol...