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I for one enjoyed my time in two Christian denominations.

Ironically each time I met either Bishop or Archbishop they passed away from old age (as by that senior rank they often do die old) within about two or two and a half years.

I'll always remember "with (my) Bishops and Archbishops" - regardless of my denomination or affiliation. I remember them.

There's a wonderful harmony there, the appreciation for my confirmation male Archbishop Emeritus and the woman Bishop who welcomed me. They both left a lasting impact on me and my soul. I'll continue to carry their memories with me in my life here on-going. Aww 🙏🏻🥲🙂 praise God and the Saviour JC.

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1, Despite trump is busy with the "new" war in iran. Not really new just new response. He also was busy -busy -busy inside.

2, People complained about medicine prices. Trump increased competition: by website trump rx and expanded it with more options and medications, plus executive action on prices, all acheiving the goal: prescription drug prices ACTUALLY fell. In fact in just one month the steepest monthly drop in 60 years.

3, Also the index of consumer price CPI, that was so high in democrat time! Biden lowered to 4% only for election year! If he could control -should have lowered earlier too! in 2022 6-7% wanted to hurt y'all.

But trump policy caused consistent low cpi -falling from 4% to 3% and- excluding "energy" the exception due to iran illegally blocking international shipping lanes - something that does not happen in other wars- just iran scares CIVILIAN shipping and actually Fired at Civilian ships... still the cpi' continued its slope down from 3% in 2025, to fall to 2.5% as of August 9. The cpi is an indicator of inflation.

Inflation rate slowed AGAIN this year. Besides January, now declined again, slightly from 3.5% in June to 3.4% rate of inflation. If i cherry pick food necesities the rate was even less for critical necesities: just 2% for poultry and even "reverse inflation" like a gain, as prices fell for food necesities in category dairy also a food necesity.

4, also moving ENFORCEMENT issues from dept. education =DOE to DOJ that is equipped and experienced in enforcement for efficiency.

Picture, and moving special ed, for problem students to health. Further accomplishing the shrinking of DOE.

Also moving authority to states and schools. In netherlands: schools each make 90% of major decisions insted* of from government but trump is shrinking federal authority on skools*. Tnx?

Part of why I think about this comes from my own experience of being falsely accused years ago and feeling overwhelmingly powerless while institutions treated the accusation seriously before I had much opportunity to defend myself. When I later expressed anger and frustration about what happened, I was often dismissed as misogynistic, an “incel,” or someone with a victim mentality rather than having the underlying issue addressed.

That experience is only one example, though, and I’m interested in the broader question: has modern feminism actually produced equality between men and women, or has it created areas where women now have an unfair amount of social, institutional, or legal power over men?

They all taste the same but macaroni or those small blocky shaped ones are just ergonomic which makes them my favorite.

We need a wave of women looking in the mirror and thinking I’m just a normal girl I should find a normal average guy.

We need a generation of women with accountability. We desperately need this. Where women don’t think because one guy did this for me just because he wanted to pipe me and leave. Doesn’t mean that is her new standard of guy.

US President Trump changed the Gulf of Mexico to the Gulf of America. What about the Irish Sea, should its name be changed? After all, the coastlines of Wales, England and Scotland (Great Britain) along the Irish Sea are more than twice as long as the Irish coastline, with the Welsh coastline itself being longer than the Irish coastline.

The poll suggests some names for the Irish Sea.

What should the Irish Sea be called?

Please vote for your best choice.

tell me!

I keep seeing this terminology pop up on here. I'm just like... yeah, no.