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4cubbies
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re: Pride month has virtually zero effect on me. Some of yall seem extremely impacted by it
Posted by 4cubbies on 6/1/26 at 4:52 pm to soonerinlOUisiana
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Your positions on abortion and sodomites flies in the face of infallible church teaching.
How would you know what these positions are?
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re: Pride month has virtually zero effect on me. Some of yall seem extremely impacted by it
Posted by 4cubbies on 6/1/26 at 4:30 pm to soonerinlOUisiana
Your delusions are none of my business.
re: Pride month has virtually zero effect on me. Some of yall seem extremely impacted by it
Posted by 4cubbies on 6/1/26 at 4:22 pm to Vacherie Saint
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cool. Is your kid's Insta, X accounts, and all other social media, favorite professional sports leagues and teams, school teachers, favorite athletes and entertainers, all of Hollywood, corporate american ad media, news media, subscription sites like NetFlix... all pumping Catholic themes down your childrens throats 24/7 too?
My kids are too young for social media. They do prefer to listen to Christian music and like to watch Catholic/Christian shows and movies though. They’re good kids. They developed these tastes organically, not from me pushing anything down their throats. I just “make” them go to catechism class (which they really enjoy) and take them to mass on Sundays.
That’s just a day that ends in Y where I live.
re: Louisiana Supreme Court upheld Act 15, and nullified the election of Calvin Duncan
Posted by 4cubbies on 6/1/26 at 4:05 pm to LSURussian
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The legislature passed a law consolidating Orleans Parish's two Clerks of Court into one Clerk of Court office just like all the other 63 parishes have.
The legislature passed a law that consolidated offices that have been separate for 150 years. That new law invalidated the outcome of a legitimate election by eliminating the office after the votes were counted but before the elected official could assume office.
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And the reason that happens is because you manipulate facts to fit a narrative all the time just like you did in this thread.
Which statement are you claiming I manipulated? Please be specific.
re: Facebook's race blind algorithm backfires: 90% of hate speech targets Men & Whites
Posted by 4cubbies on 6/1/26 at 4:00 pm to wackatimesthree
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When you have to resort to the same old tired sarcasm in the face of inconvenient facts, you might as well just take the L.
All the people consuming content on Facebook are the ones taking the Ls.
re: Pride month has virtually zero effect on me. Some of yall seem extremely impacted by it
Posted by 4cubbies on 6/1/26 at 3:58 pm to wackatimesthree
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Do you take your kids to PRIDE parades?
If not, why not?
For the same reason I don’t take them to Krewe du Vieux or the big gay Easter parade in the quarter. It’s not appropriate for children.
My kids have friends who have two moms. They know some people marry people of the same sex.
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Now an additional question. Why is your screen name 4cubbies if you only have 3 kids?
I had 0 kids when I signed up here. My college boyfriend talked me into signing up. He was probably sick of hearing me talk about politics. I must have been a cubs fan that day. I was an undergrad at LSU at the time.
re: Pride month has virtually zero effect on me. Some of yall seem extremely impacted by it
Posted by 4cubbies on 6/1/26 at 3:54 pm to wackatimesthree
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It sounds to me like the video footage that is never in short supply around this time of year.
Oh? I’ve never watched footage of a pride parade. A bit strange that someone who sought out that content would then complain about what they saw.
re: Facebook's race blind algorithm backfires: 90% of hate speech targets Men & Whites
Posted by 4cubbies on 6/1/26 at 3:52 pm to cajunangelle
The only person who has been victimized more than the average straight white man is the straight white man who occupies the White House.
It’s truly amazing any aggrieved white men can muster the strength to discuss their grievances online with other aggrieved white men. :bow:
It’s truly amazing any aggrieved white men can muster the strength to discuss their grievances online with other aggrieved white men. :bow:
re: Pride month has virtually zero effect on me. Some of yall seem extremely impacted by it
Posted by 4cubbies on 6/1/26 at 3:47 pm to Vacherie Saint
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If its a rainbow painted on some troon's exposed cock in the full view of the public at a pride parade, it might register as suspicious.
This sounds like something you personally viewed when you attended a pride parade.
I have three kids. Never have I been asked why a rainbow is allowed to be shown somewhere.
I haven’t raised my kids to question why someone would display a rainbow though.
I haven’t raised my kids to question why someone would display a rainbow though.
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Have you ever had to explain the rainbows everywhere this month to a child?
What child is suspicious of rainbows?
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The way government is intended to work.
Look, I get that I’m unpopular and it might feel really vindicating to downvote my posts but there is no way you believe that “the way government is intended to work” includes the legislature passing a law invalidating an election after the outcome was determined but before the elected official could assume his position.
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Duncan can run again in 2029 to challenge Napoleon. Given that he won 68% of the vote in 25', he'd likely be a formidable candidate.
And the legislature can once again thwart t voters by eliminating the office after the outcome is determined. :USA:
re: Is the federal government basically obligated to perform security theater?
Posted by 4cubbies on 6/1/26 at 11:20 am to BTROleMisser
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But by all means, continue to imply it is something nefarious and "(OMB) security theater."
:lol: how did you infer this?
re: Louisiana Supreme Court upheld Act 15, and nullified the election of Calvin Duncan
Posted by 4cubbies on 6/1/26 at 10:43 am to ChatGPT of LA
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and Louisiana is now following the laws.
What laws were not being followed that are “now” being followed?
re: Louisiana Supreme Court upheld Act 15, and nullified the election of Calvin Duncan
Posted by 4cubbies on 6/1/26 at 10:42 am to Y.A. Tittle
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What more do you think it should say?
There are valid concerns about local governance when the state can invalidate the outcome of a valid local election after the votes are tallied.
Yes. The legislature has demonstrated that it’s willing to circumvent the will of voters and invalidate the legitimate outcome of a local election to settle petty political scores for the governor. Not one person is surprised by this.
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Ostensibly this is a cost cutting measure by having the civil clerk handle everything rather than have two clerks and two sets of staff.
Except that both staffs are still fully intact.
Reading between the lines, it says “lol at all you morons who think anyone cares about voters or local governance”
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