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re: Miami hits 100!

Posted by gaetti15 on 8/20/26 at 10:08 am to
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Global warming is real



he's super cereal you guys
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I'm 100% against abortion, numbnuts.


But you see what happens when you take that stuff (surrogate children) to the next logical step.

"Kids look happy" who am I to judge? You arent there to judge, you are here to know what is right and what is wrong. Sure, you love your neighbor. Thats what he wants, but you dont condone the sin.

Do you call Trans by their preferred pronoun? If they are happy with themselves do you think that its ok they mutilated themselves? Do you think thats its ok to have a mental illness and that its ok that people just accept that and not try to help them, else be called bigots?

These people want acceptance for their way of life. They WILL force it on you if you dont. Even if what they believe goes against EVERY rational argument that can be provided by mankind.
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I see...


I was going to make a comment too :lol:
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Who's gonna spend that kind of money on something if they wouldn't really love and appreciate the child?


See couple up in the northwest that wants the surrogate mother to abort their "child" because it has a treatable physical issue gramps

ETA: you probably also think that aborting a child with downs syndrome is a good thing
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They seem happy as can be. The older I get, the less judgemental I have found myself to be.


Hate the sin, love the sinner.

Its not right, nor natural for two men to go through together raising a child as a "couple"

....

Unless its the Odd Couple



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There was a time when people got married so they could have sex.


Yet again because of a breakdown in morality and the decline of God in society. The rise of Secularism and modernism strikes again
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I know plenty of single guys that are very moral and very ethical.


Oh yeah, you can be moral and ethical, but if God's not at the center, then you aren't going to have that stable foundation that has kept most of western civilization going for a huge chunk of time.

Secularism and modernism has completely destroyed Europe, it's been in America for a quick minute too. Slippery slopes and all that jazz.
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Why do people live like this? That sounds completely awful.

Maybe it’s just me but I actually like being at my house and I love being with my family. I seek the least amount of time in public as possible.

Dude just move to where your work is. That’s pathetic.


No worse than Baton Rouge circa 2015/16 (and probably still now).

Used to travel from around Uclub to Perkins by Oscar's pizza and ice cream. 9-10 miles would take about 45+ minutes in the morning and little over an hour in the afternoon :lol: :lol:

re: Melanoma Vaccine

Posted by gaetti15 on 8/19/26 at 12:26 pm to
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Imagine you were trying to get rid of a group of people


What better way to create a “vaccine” for a disease that only they get


redheads are already going functionally extinct so idk why they'd want to hasten that via this route :lol:
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Number of men going to college is also shrinking dramatically.


This, IMO, is one of the most obvious driving factors


Id buy that argument for a dollar.

Its a solid factor
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I think its fair to say many people don't take God very seriously. Its not one thing. Its a host of problems. But a better foundation in a Christian religion would go a long way to helping.


correct without God in the center, the foundation isn't strong and the other problems you are talking about get worse as you aren't in a stronger position to handle them.
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absolutely correct. But its not the only factor.


100%

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I think divorce laws that favor the woman also have influenced young men to be averse to marriage.


Divorce is also part of the problem...once your married, Jesus has very strong opinions in the Bible about what happens in those circumstances.

People don't take the marriage vows they make in front of God very seriously.
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Most people just look at the pros of marriage versus the cons and don't see the benefit. Betting 1/2 your net worth against a 50% or greater chance of failure is a bad bet.


People thinking about marriage in the "government" or "modernist" sense of the word is exactly what's wrong. Marriage isn't supposed to be a bet or come down to chances of succeeding being minimal. It's supposed to be a union of souls where there love imitates the love Jesus Christ has for his Church.
Decline of morality and Church centered families and communities.

Marriage as an institution is longer coveted or understood from it's proper perspective.

re: Community Coffee

Posted by gaetti15 on 8/18/26 at 10:53 pm to
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Good thing you didn’t purchase Community Chickory Blend, lol


That’s my go to. Love the stuff.


Yup since I was a weeeeee baby

re: What is a good lasagna recipe?

Posted by gaetti15 on 8/18/26 at 10:51 pm to
You want something different but super rich and meaty try Matty Mathesons version of lasagna.

mattys lasagna
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Sure. It’s different here now but crime isn’t even a blip on my radar. You want to frick around in this parish, God bless ya. The entire sheriff’s office is waiting on your dumb arse.


100%

ETA: back in the day my parents left the door unlocked at night.

Nowadays? Not so much :lol:
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attempted robbery on mehle and St Claude last night just after midnight. The safe place and able to still work in NOLA is going out the window.


Yeah after the tornado was sketchhhh...SBSO did a good job coralling that.

Dynamic is different in Old Arabi area, especially past/around that Rallys. (Tigerdew is right its been that way since I was a kid but it is more amped up now)

Grew up on Friscoville. Ive seen it play out in slow motion (and still have a house...on the sketch side :lol:)



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StB gets a lot of shite but it’s not a bad place to raise a family still.


Correct.

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Side question for everyone, I was born, raised and lived in Da Parish for 45 years. Never in all that time have I ever gone on vacation, came home, and didn’t ask myself, “Why do I live in St. Bernard/ LA?” What say you?


Thats why. If you asked that question you would have left. Most people dont think about that though; thus, never leave.

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How are they going to to pay for it? It’s $2.3B and they only have $1.2B


Idk but they will get it done. Probably not the corridor but for sure the port upgrades :lol:

I mean somebody will get paid handsomely to ensure it all comes together on that end.