No, I don't mean a few people. 21 million dead people were removed in the last election cycle. They removed 9.1% of registered voters. Let that sink in. 1 in 10 voters was a dead person.
marriage emerged from human needs for stable reproduction, kinship, and cooperation in stateless prehistoric societies. Governments came later, building upon (and often formalizing) these pre-existing social bonds rather than creating them. This perspective is supported by archaeology, anthropology, and evolutionary biology, even as specific customs evolved over time.
Religion has existed for nearly the entire span of human history. Both came about at around the same time.
Marriage is a religious institution stolen by government. This was done way back in Roman times. If you aren't religiously married its not real Marriage. Is just people signing a paper that has tax implications. Because a non religious Marriage can be dissolved with another signing of papers.
Not a liberal bro. Common good is a broad subjective category, but the government can advertise or incentivise people to follow the common good. They cannot enforce it, and I wouldn't want them too, because what the left considers "the common good" involves genetial mutilation and public displays of pornography in front of children.
Yes and I showed you the sources to do that and yet you continue to lie about it. Let's go over it again.
Trump housing lawsuit was settled via consent decree in June 1975 with no admission of guilt or liability by the Trumps. The decree required them to follow fair housing rules, advertise in minority media, and make other changes. The government described the Trumps as having "failed and neglected" to prevent discrimination by subordinates.
No solid evidence supports the specific claim of Trump attempting to "bulldoze" the oldest middle-class Black neighborhood in the U.S. for a highway off-ramp to his casino. Trump's Atlantic City developments (e.g., Trump Plaza) involved standard eminent domain fights, casino expansions, and demolitions common in the area, but searches turn up no matching major incident tied to a historic Black neighborhood in that context. Related stories involve fights over individual properties (e.g., Vera Coking's boarding house for parking) or general urban redevelopment, not a targeted racial bulldozing. Casino operations faced various labor and community disputes, but broad "racist practices" accusations here appear overstated or conflated.
After the brutal 1989 rape and assault of the Central Park jogger (Trisha Meili), amid a wave of crime in NYC, Donald Trump bought full-page ads (costing ~$85,000) in major NYC papers (including the New York Times) headlined "Bring Back the Death Penalty. Bring Back Our Police!" It decried "muggers and murderers," called for stronger policing and capital punishment, and said "I want to hate these muggers and murderers." The ad did not name the five accused teens specifically or call for their execution before trial.
