Polls

I'm just curious. The fictional Vicar of Dibley, a fictional clergy person, was always of warm good cheer and humble humility and good humour - and aware of secular sensibilities and making life fun. And modern. While still holding the values of traditional attire, respect. The basics, duh, still. 📺 👀 Praise the good lordy lord, who surely does provide. Shrug, I guess we'll find out in coming months - who's the next Archbishop of Canterbury not to be mistaken for Cadbury chocolate 🍫 👀

So I'm picking the most neutral and practical design here to not evoke anything but just the rock color used.

That's like the only difference but it actually gives it a big impact on it's aesthetics. While both have their own aesthetic vibes, that's mostly not by choice. It's just based on what's abundant in their environment. Most or all of the ruins, old churches and forts here are gray. Dark gray to be specific and at first I thought they weren't special and the brown ones are like the luxurious ones. But it turns out I just got so use to seeing gray stones that made me think they're less special but now i prefer them actually. They look more dramatic and I'm glad dark grey is more abundant here.

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I don't think it is logical because Charlie Kirk did not believe in murder. He did not go around murdering people with guns who disagreed with him. I think that is like saying if someone believes in the legalization of marijuana and they die because their marijuana is laced with fentanyl, their death is somehow just/appropriate/acceptable. No, in my opinion because that person did not believe in fentanyl laced marijuana. I think if Charlie Kirk believed in murder, then you could argue his murder is just. But that was not the case. What do you think?

I understand some low IQ, smooth brained people will fall for that type of shit but tbh it's long term counterproductive, below the belt & shady.

The canons of ethics REQUIRE a "zealous defense" so for that attorney to do less or otherwise for fear of long term career consequences is dangerous OR it may circumscribe an entire occupation from pursuing public office.

I don't know when I see campaign ads that attack people who were defense attorneys / public defenders early in their career it really pisses me off.

Personally I'm against abortion but I still think we shouldn't make it illegal. We make too many things illegal and it keeps giving the government loopholes to control us more so the last thing we need is more laws.

This is your pure evil test of the day. Take the poll and reveal yourself.

There is a push to create more racial equity in prisons by letting out Black inmates simply because they are Black. In fact, that is why the man who killed the Ukrainian immigrant out of prison, even though he was convicted 14 times of crimes. I favor attempts at equity, but sometimes I think you can go too far. It is like freedom and equality. Generally those are good, but sometimes you need curb them a bit. What do you think?

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