Wrong. Gaza is 80 km, or 49 miles from Jerusalem. Don't make shit up.
This was not an innocent act. Nobody - I mean nobody - sets off fireworks in a war zone for funsies.
Well, it's also the birthplace of aviation, but whatever.
Yeah, the Vietnam War didn't really exist and the fights for civil rights elders bullshit, and of course women were equals, right?
You don't know shit, son.
No they did not. They are continuing to refuse to let elderly and sick hostages go. Guess Hamas isn't finished raping them.
Is this the same Hamas who walked away from the peace talks because Israel wouldn't agree to the destruction of Israel?
Don't for a second pretend Hamas gives a shit about their people.
No. I said what I said. Don't try and twist my words into some strawman you can argue with, dumbfuck.
But astrology, an early attempt to understand these effects, is bullshit. It may be dead wrong, but at least it understood those forces could exist long before your sorry ass did.
I just stated facts. Your inability to fit them into your preconceptions is not my problem.
It is very much a religion. It has gods and goddesses, scripture, ritual practices, priests and monasteries. I know in the West there is some confusion, but mostly because Asian societies do not tend to make that divide.
On the other hand, Doaism is not really dogmatic, so nobody really gives a shit if you believe in this god, that god, or none at all.
I'm a Daoist. Teaching my children techniqes of meditation, which have positive influences on mental health (don't even @ me, I will flood you with peer-reviewed citations) is abuse? Teaching them the benefits of regular exercise is abuse? Teaching them to pay attention to what's going on with their bodies is abuse? Encouraging honest self-reflection is abuse?
You have a weird definition of abuse.
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Going back to the Old Ways, but I'm having trouble finding up to date news links. Many lists seem to be outdated and crash into paywalls or are just broken.
Anybody know if a sequel to Dark River by Avery Jenkins is forthcoming? The way the book ended strongly hinted at one, and I'd love to go back to Nemaseck.