I stumbled on this question, today: What if we made it illegal for politicians to tell lies - ...

Naomi comments on Jan 20, 2020:

Fraud is already a criminal offence, yet when it comes to politician deceiving the very people they're supposed to serve, why is it so difficult to prove their lies? I think I'll settle with the following view by someone called Chris. I think he has some good points: *If the law were empowered to say what truth is, the question would be: Who appoints the ministry of truth? And what agenda might they have, and how could we safeguard against the potential for them to put that agenda before their duties? We could end up with a very real ‘political correctness’ problem.* *Today, the problem of politicians lying is that they’ve got their agenda ahead of their duties, and voters/the media don’t make a big deal of it or hold them to account.* *If we had a ministry of truth, the devil would be in the details of how they went about their work, what standards were brought to bear, etc. Also, if (and when) that ministry becomes corrupt, we’d face the nightmare scenario in which reasonable dissent might be sanctioned because its truth didn’t align with the official truth.* *Given that we already understand how good people can end up in their own echo chambers (in which the facts they agree on might be different from the facts other people agree on when other sources of accurate information have lost their moral authority and credibility), the idea of elevating one (without significant checks and balances) seems ripe for abuse.* *The problem we face today (that lying in politics goes unchallenged too much, or where it is challenged, nothing comes of it) is a symptom of lost faith in official information sources. For example, when the current administration tells us that unemployment is down, and political detractors say it’s all lies (and they do so on the radio 12 hours a day, every day), the problem people face isn’t that the information isn’t available- it’s that they don’t have time to filter through all the competing claims.* *It might seem plausible that we might be rid of blatant political lies if it were just illegal to tell political lies- but that would get us a different version of the same problem, with higher stakes- who will watch the watchmen?*

White supremacist group wanted Richmond rally to start a civil war, prosecutors say | Virginia | ...

Naomi comments on Jan 22, 2020:

Hello. I can't access the link from Europe, but I found this article instead. https://www.washingtonpost.com/local/public-safety/alleged-white-supremacists-planned-deadly-violence-at-richmond-gun-rally-federal-prosecutors-say/2020/01/21/7c7ccdba-396d-11ea-bb7b-265f4554af6d_story.html Those things the three men said sound chilling. Thank goodness that the FBI arrested them before the rally.

Islamic leaders make ‘groundbreaking’ visit to Auschwitz –

Naomi comments on Jan 23, 2020:

Hello. I can't access your link from Europe but I found this article: https://www.ynetnews.com/article/HkFwcHv11U I would like to think that this is a right step forward.

While there is so much culture war and religious war going on (and many are even predicting the ...

Naomi comments on Jan 26, 2020:

I think that the statement itself sounds good though it sounds a little too idealistic and romantic perhaps... Was Reagan advocating for social integration?

Bret W on the political compass quadrants: left and right libertarian quadrants should unite against...

Naomi comments on Jan 27, 2020:

Hello. In a different group, I mentioned the following statement by Reagan (in 1984 to Temple Hillel and Community Leaders in Valley Stream): “We in the United States, above all, must remember that lesson (of the Holocaust), for we were founded as a nation of openness to people of all beliefs,” Reagan said. “And so we must remain. Our very unity has been strengthened by our pluralism. We establish no religion in this country, we command no worship, we mandate no belief, nor will we ever. Church and state are, and must remain, separate. All are free to believe or not believe, all are free to practice a faith or not, and those who believe are free, and should be free, to speak of and act on their belief.” I think this rather sensible pro-liberty perspective could be shared and practised by both the left and the right if they're open-minded enough, but I can't imagine that the extremists on either side(far-left or far-right) agreeing with this. I wonder what pragmatic way BW suggests by which left and right libertarian quadrants can unite so as to fight the authoritarian left and authoritarian right... do you know?

Yanis Varoufakis's message to Britons on Brexit day - DiEM25

Naomi comments on Jan 31, 2020:

Hello. This is certainly the beginning of uncertainty, but because there is no way back, the UK should just as well act with positive thoughts rather than negative thoughts. The next 11 months is crucial, I think. I also like to see cross-party collaboration to make a success of Brexit.

BREAKING: Convicted terrorist Omar Khadr to give keynote speech at Dalhousie University – True ...

Naomi comments on Jan 31, 2020:

Hello. I know little about Khadr but I believe that he served his time, no? So, when Shapiro is blocked from delivering his speech, that's against freedom of speech, but when Khadr is blocked from speaking, that's OK...? Maybe, Dalhousie University is open-mined enough to invite him to talk about his experience just like the Oxford Union was open-minded enough to invite Tommy Robinson to deliver his speech (TR also has criminal records). What is the difference? I don't get it. 🤨

The plot has American energy data including 2019.

Naomi comments on Feb 1, 2020:

Hello. This is interesting, no? https://www.iter.org/sci/Fusion

"There is such a thing as English" [twitter.com]

Naomi comments on Feb 5, 2020:

Hello. I notice that more and more Japanese words are creeping in.😆 Sushi, Tempura, Katsu, Panko, Wasabi, Soba... I see these words at my local supermarket, and people readily use them in their conversations. Clever marketing in this case.

Japan Isolates Wuhan Coronavirus, Will Share Findings with Researchers and Companies

Naomi comments on Feb 6, 2020:

'There was no gene mutation leading to higher infectiousness or toxicity.' Not that I understand fully, but this sounds reassuring, no?

American Exceptionalism: Delusion and Illusion

Naomi comments on Feb 14, 2020:

I found this article which I read with interest: American Exceptionalism A Double Edged Sword By Seymour Martin Lipset https://yale.learningu.org/download/2997dee3-f7c2-4158-be99-f722c5f992af/H1576_American%20Exceptionalism%20:%20A%20Double%20Edged%20Sword.pdf

Want to Help the Bees? Leave the Dandelions Alone This Spring

Naomi comments on Feb 14, 2020:

Time lapse Dandelion flower to seed head https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UQ_QqtXoyQw

I do spend a lot of time on days watching these videos related to Vietnam... [youtu.be]

Naomi comments on Feb 16, 2020:

Hello. Is the welfare service for veterans improving under Trump administrations? The UK government provides veteran welfare services. I can't tell if they are adequate or not, though. https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/824251/Veterans_Welfare_Leaflet_06-19.pdf

"Intersectionality within healthcare" event held at Royal Free Hospital in London.

Naomi comments on Feb 17, 2020:

Hello. Putting personal political views aside, intersectionality awareness is important for medical staff so that they can treat LGBT+ patients better. I have a nurse friend, and she finds LGBT+ patients difficult to handle. According to her, when they arrive in hospital, they are often in an emotional mess. Once she managed to save a transwoman from killing her self in a toilet cubicle. Professionals like my friend can't waste time on identity politics.

Gah! I'm soooo bored I just went and did some chores.

Naomi comments on Feb 20, 2020:

Hello. People who circulate conspiracy theories, scandals, etc. by posting YouTube videos only to get themselves outraged are sad. (Do you think they're masochists?) Reading about what your boredom led to made a good change. 😂

What Happens When You Have “Government Run Health Care”?

Naomi comments on Feb 20, 2020:

https://www.governmentevents.co.uk/event/protecting-nhs-workforce-increasing-safety-staff-2020-conference/ The NHS has no time to waste on identity politics. End of story.

TruNews Has Been Banned (subsequent to Trump signing the "Anti-Semitic" paper?)idental Dissent

Naomi comments on Feb 20, 2020:

@WilyRickWiles? Your profile photo is of Rick Wiles (I was reminded when I went to the website). Do you know anything about TruNews other than what the website says?

Understanding Democratic Socialism - YouTube

Naomi comments on Feb 26, 2020:

Hello. I just caught a headline on a news channel this morning, and apparently, Bernie Sanders said that America should be able to rationally learn from Cuba, or something along those lines. What does he mean by that, do you know?

Do you support Project Blitz?

Naomi comments on Feb 27, 2020:

I should've included this link in the original post: https://washingtonmonthly.com/2020/01/24/project-blitz-is-producing-model-legislation-for-christian-nationalists/ *According to an analysis by Americans United for Separation of Church and State, state legislatures considered 74 bills that echoed model legislation from the Project Blitz handbook in 2018.* *The strategy for this effort is built on dividing model legislation into three categories, depending on how much opposition each bill is expected to receive.* *The first category, intended to appear the most innocuous, included bills to promote “In God We Trust” license plates (now offered in at least 20 states) and the display of the “In God We Trust” motto in public schools. (Some version of the display legislation has passed in at least 10 states.) The next batch of bills centered on emphasizing “Christian heritage” and “the importance of the Bible in history” to promote the notion that the U.S. is a Christian nation. The third category, which organizers noted might be “the most hotly contested,” sought to empower licensed professionals to deny health care and other services based on religious beliefs and to enable adoption agencies to reject adoptive families on religious grounds. (At least 10 states have laws that allow discrimination by child welfare agencies, most of which have been passed since Project Blitz launched in 2015.)* *That is a veritable “slippery slope” approach to undermining the separation of church and state.* Is this movement good for the people in the USA as a nation?

Do you support Project Blitz?

Naomi comments on Feb 27, 2020:

*This year, 226 pieces of anti-transgender legislation, many backed by The Blitz, have been introduced.* You may have personal opinion about transgender people, but legislating against them is a little controversial, no? https://bigthink.com/culture-religion/project-blitz?rebelltitem=1#rebelltitem1

Bubblicious!

Naomi comments on Feb 29, 2020:

Dear of them. 🤗

The struggle is real

Naomi comments on Mar 5, 2020:

Hello. You are (or were?) a college instructor, no? How long has this been going on?

Virus Alert The English are feeling the pinch in relation to the recent virus threat and have ...

Naomi comments on Mar 8, 2020:

@Crikey @N0DD @BikerPetehall70

Found a podcast that looks promising - "So what you're saying is.

Naomi comments on Mar 8, 2020:

Hello. It IS good. I watch it often. :)

Anybody aware of any models of prehistoric, pre-cultural social organization that isn't ...

Naomi comments on Mar 8, 2020:

Hello. Is this the kind of information you're looking for? Archaeologists have found strong evidence that wheat and barley were refined into cereals 23,000 years ago, suggesting that humans were processing grains long before hunter-gatherer societies developed agriculture. https://news.harvard.edu/gazette/story/2004/09/researchers-find-earliest-known-oven/

Is it being too smart or too dumb that makes it possible to think yourself a headache?

Naomi comments on Mar 12, 2020:

Hello. "If you regard yourself as a headache (problem), is that because you're too smart or too dumb?" Is that what you mean in other words?

Is it being too smart or too dumb that makes it possible to think yourself a headache?

Naomi comments on Mar 12, 2020:

I think that a 'thought' produced by thinking may represent the level of intelligence of the owner of that thought, i.e., thinker (e.g. a stupid thought, a smart idea, etc.), but 'thinking' as an action may not be relevant to the level of intelligence.

Praising Trudeau and contrasting with Trump Quote: Those who crave efficiency sometimes complain...

Naomi comments on Mar 15, 2020:

Hello. I read the article with interest - thank you. I also read some positive things about the UK's NHS. The NHS is also regulated at the national level, so in the event of a national emergency, a coordinated effort and measures can be swiftly formed. Apparently, in Italy, although they have public healthcare services, they are managed regionally. The standard of services varies from region to region and it is poor in some regions, so it is difficult to coordinate across multiple regional healthcare service sectors (hence the fast spread of the coronavirus?).

Video emerges showing Trump talking about cutting pandemic team in 2018, despite saying last week 'I...

Naomi comments on Mar 17, 2020:

Uh, oh.

Has anybody played around with Mencius Moldbug?

Naomi comments on Mar 19, 2020:

Hello. I found the following description of Moldbug. He sounds like a right-wing extremist...? *An American programmer and blogger. His blog, Unqualified Reservations (2007–13) became the basis of the small but instructive “neoreactionary” movement. With its origins in programmer culture and radical libertarianism, Moldbug’s thought is antiprogressive, antiegalitarian, and antidemocratic. He advocates a monarchic government for an otherwise “open” society. Drawing on Austrian school economics, “elitist” theory, and the reactionary tradition, most prominently Thomas Carlyle, Moldbug argues that progressive elites produce a “universalist” culture to reinforce their power. According to Moldbug, the universalist-democratic regime is inefficient, divorced from reality, and doomed to collapse into chaos. Moldbug and neoreaction were harbingers and archetypes of web-based antiegalitarian movements that mobilized irony and epistemological critiques against the Left. They indicate a growing antidemocratic animus on the American Right, especially among radical libertarians, and the importance of digital activism for right-wing activism in the twenty-first century.*

Finland has just closed their borders. No one will be crossing the Finnish line.

Naomi comments on Mar 23, 2020:

I wonder how long people were waiting to drop this joke. 😂😂

Coronavirus: Louisiana pastor again ignores social distancing, hosts 1,800 worshippers Sunday

Naomi comments on Mar 24, 2020:

Another one https://www.euronews.com/2020/03/24/priests-give-communion-with-shared-spoon-as-romania-covid-19-cases-grow?utm_medium=Social=Facebook=IwAR3_aTsiVnmd2s8ikjWhbDaI0yiFNMhrFvpB6Zxg_J1i9IjUBMIkWiHrv8Q#Echobox=1585081540 And another one! https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=16&v=NxqVrBwyAKc=emb_logo What is wrong with these people?!

Coronavirus: Delingpole: CovidNazis – UK Police Force Clamps Down on Rural Dog Walkers ...

Naomi comments on Mar 27, 2020:

My, my loaded words. What is Delingpole playing at? 😂

So, you know..... LIFE.

Naomi comments on Mar 27, 2020:

Or no symptoms at all - a tricky virus!

Many people are debating on whether people are more important than economy or economy is more ...

Naomi comments on Mar 28, 2020:

I may be overthinking it, but I think there is a "serve you right" ring to the meme, and I don't like it.

This is harsh. Is this a common occurrence in the US?

Naomi comments on Mar 30, 2020:

I'm not gonna get a straight answer. It was a simple question. Looks like I unintentionally hit a nerve. I rest my case.

Coronavirus UK: Coronavirus map LIVE: UK braces for terrifying TRUE death toll - hidden stats ...

Naomi comments on Mar 31, 2020:

What effect would such a headline have on people's minds? Where are the genuine journalists who understand their duty to serve society with high ethical standards? Are they all gone?

Coronavirus: India’s fight against pandemic must take into account its class and caste divisions

Naomi comments on Mar 31, 2020:

@prasheel_nair? How are you coping?

How unpopular is someone, when a "worst of" video gets 20k+ views in an hour?

Naomi comments on Apr 1, 2020:

Complaining, criticising and blaming is the easiest thing anyone can do. Corbyn has been such a disappointment. Most of all, he failed the traditional Labout supporters big time IMO. Shame.

HERE IT IS!!! IF THIS ISN’T TOTAL PROOF .

Naomi comments on Apr 3, 2020:

Vidmax.com is a questionable source. A questionable source exhibits one or more of the following: extreme bias, consistent promotion of propaganda/conspiracies, poor or no sourcing to credible information, a complete lack of transparency and/or is fake news.

Most cities are putting inspiring messages in their windows during the lockdown.

Naomi comments on Apr 4, 2020:

@N0DD

Labour party need geography lessonshttps://youtu.be/ZVfET0uS4jQ

Naomi comments on Apr 6, 2020:

No virus belongs to any race or nationality, though. I've got to wonder why "choose" to call the virus "Chinese virus" despite its proper name, I'm just saying.

Saw this craziness as I was scrolling through my Facebook News Feed.

Naomi comments on Apr 7, 2020:

Hello. I recently learned about Project Blitz. Have you heard of it?

UK.

Naomi comments on Apr 7, 2020:

Hello. I'm inclined to agree with the presenter on this occasion. It's all very well that Hitchens presses on about one's right to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness, that sort of things, but in that case, he has NO right to deprive me of MY right to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness by infecting me. I often agree with what Hitchens says but he can be very arrogant from time to time.

During times of distress and fear many turn to faith.

Naomi comments on Apr 8, 2020:

I recently learned that we have a faith instinct. It's part of human nature. Faith is defined as not only a religious belief but also a strongly held belief or theory, or complete trust and confidence in someone. Faith binds people. The proverb "birds of a feather flock together" doesn't exist for no reason. My faith lies in my family; the people I care about the most, and my home is equivalent to your church.

One cost of closing the economy - 164.

Naomi comments on Apr 9, 2020:

Hello. I saw on the news the other day that the Japanese government announced that it is providing a 6 trillion yen ($ 1 trillion) package to aid small/medium-sized businesses, freelancers, parents, etc. The UK government is implementing a similar plan. Is the US government doing anything to support those unfortunate ones?

In the UK, a Labour-supporting woman said on FB that "Boris Johnson completely deserves to be in ...

Naomi comments on Apr 10, 2020:

Where are all the new members? C'mon, have your say. 😄

We are seeing the most draconian measures enforced at all levels of government that we've ever seen ...

Naomi comments on Apr 10, 2020:

Hello. Where did you get this from? I'm aware that this has been circulated for some time, but I can't seem to find the original writer. It's good and compelling, and I want to know about the writer. :)

YOU .

Naomi comments on Apr 13, 2020:

Who wouldn't support them? They're essential workers. How could we support them- in pragmatic terms? What would you suggest?

'Hospitals aren't being overrun' as US experts claim - YouTube

Naomi comments on Apr 13, 2020:

Why would they lie? What do you think their agenda is, if they're lying?

Gabriel. 10 year old

Naomi comments on Apr 14, 2020:

Hey! You've been away for ages. Hope everything is OK.

Yea I'm like this.

Naomi comments on Apr 15, 2020:

You left something behind? I haven't been able to upload images since yesterday.

Is there a religion that is regarded as deism?

Naomi comments on Apr 16, 2020:

@N0DD, do you know anything about deism? I'm looking for an uncomplicated way to learn about it without getting bogged down too much. 😅

Founding Fathers' "strange and unorthodox" ideas: Matthew Stewart Nature's God: The Heretical ...

Naomi comments on Apr 19, 2020:

I also came across an interpretation of Deism as follows: It is not at all that Deism is, as popularly described, a being that created everything and then sat back; it was the idea that the whole universe was "god" and was not a sentient being or any type of being at all. Not a universal consciousness. Basically it was atheist in literal terms but metaphorically theist. Many of them were very careful to hide that it was metaphorical, for social/political reasons.

The anti-quarantine protests seem spontaneous.

Naomi comments on Apr 22, 2020:

"Shut down the entire planet, and people are going to starve to death." "The economy will be completely destroyed." Where do such extreme (and idiotic if I may say so) views come from? I believe that in the US, people are still allowed to go out during the lockdown, to do exercises, grocery shopping, etc., aren't they? You're also allowed to go to work if you're a key worker and can't work from home, aren't you? People in quarantine can still have grocery delivered to their doors and businesses can still be operated via the Internet using communication tools and apps. We have similar conditions in the UK. It's not like we've been put under house arrest or all businesses have been shut down forever. The UK government is providing financial support for employers who can't run businesses as usual and their employees. I assume that the the US government is also taking similar measures. Moreover, the UK government is shifting the lockdown very gradually and very cautiously. So, people are NOT going to die of starvation and the economy is NOT going to be destroyed completely. I dislike fear mongering. Many people also do this in the UK. I hate it, I really do.

The Satanic Temple Is Now Officially an IRS-Approved Tax-Exempt Church | Hemant Mehta | Friendly ...

Naomi comments on Apr 26, 2020:

The Satanic Temple is an interesting case. It makes me think what religion is. https://theconversation.com/what-the-satanic-temple-is-and-why-its-opening-a-debate-about-religion-131283 *The word religion lends itself to such creative legal uses precisely because it has no set definition; religion’s utility is linked to its inability to be defined.* *The Satanic Temple is significant because it renders this sort of verbal slipperiness less tenable. If this group can no longer be dismissed as a “hoax,” people might be forced to think a bit more about what religion is.*

The Satanic Temple Is Now Officially an IRS-Approved Tax-Exempt Church | Hemant Mehta | Friendly ...

Naomi comments on Apr 26, 2020:

The Satanic temple is a "non-theistic religious group" which has "roots in political activism", yet the US government has recognized the Satanic Temple as a "tax-exempt organized religion". It sounds bizarre, but there we go. The definition of "religion" needs to be clearer in official and legal terms. https://www.insider.com/what-is-the-satanic-temple-recognized-religion-2019-5

How the British press would react if a Covid 19 vaccine was discovered From Tim Montgomerie today ...

Naomi comments on Apr 27, 2020:

They all sound like Corbynites! 😂😂😂

Coronavirus , because the Climate Change Scam isn't working .

Naomi comments on Apr 27, 2020:

@Xtra, what are they talking about? You love this post.

You can't spell "manslaughter" without "laughter". Do you know any word like that?

Naomi comments on Apr 30, 2020:

Got another one - you can't spell "sadistic" without "sad".

Trump on Sweden [twitter.com]

Naomi comments on May 1, 2020:

Interesting. Apparently, only 19% of the American population are against the lockdown. i.e., 80% support it and of which more than 60% are prepared for extending the lockdown for several months.

This is pretty close to my views now. Except I do have a job and have voted before. lol

Naomi comments on May 2, 2020:

So, where does this apathy come from?

Saw your latest video.

Naomi comments on May 3, 2020:

Hello. May I ask you a question?

SICK OF THE FAKE NEWS! [dailymail.

Naomi comments on May 5, 2020:

Hello bastion, Apart from Daily Mail, The Guardian, and The Independent, they're right-bias media. Why would they want to bring BJ down?

This is California??? 😱😱😱

Naomi comments on May 5, 2020:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vXbAsGS5Nts

So I'm in the hospital, just had a fucking stroke at the end of an EEG.

Naomi comments on May 6, 2020:

Oh, no, Oxfret... I can't answer your questions, but I wish you a speedy recovery.

why have I yet to hear anyone criticize some of the emoji selections we have been given, such as ...

Naomi comments on May 10, 2020:

Hello. What's wrong with them? They're just currency symbols.

I just finished this meme. He didn't say this but I think he eventually will.

Naomi comments on May 10, 2020:

Hello. "He (Trump) didn't say this". Then, why are you circulating this meme? You know that thousands, if not millions, of useful idiots out there will share it. It is dishonest to say the least.

I just finished this meme. He didn't say this but I think he eventually will.

Naomi comments on May 10, 2020:

Trump's photo and the quotation marks suggest that he said those words when he didn't. Trump worshiper like @bastion will believe it and start sharing it straight away. Your action is dishonest and insidious.

Looks like baby Trumps trapped in the ravioli...

Naomi comments on May 12, 2020:

Have you seen a documentary about stingrays? Fascinating, actually.

As I've always maintained.

Naomi comments on May 12, 2020:

What a shallow view, eh? How do you think women looked after their homelands as well as supporting military forces while their sons and husbands were away fighting the war?

Picture is a 1000 words

Naomi comments on May 13, 2020:

True that.

Interesting! 6 Takeaways from the Largest-Ever Study of Atheists in America | Hemant Mehta | ...

Naomi comments on May 18, 2020:

I think I'm right in saying that British society is pretty much secular as a whole. When it comes to any formality, it is still attached to Christian tradition (e.g., it is still the biblical tradition to take an oath in the Parliament), but I hardly hear any politician say "God bless England" or "Long live the king/queen" on a regular basis. I have many religious friends and neighbours and they know that I don't believe in their god/gods, but we get on with each other just fine. The key to a good theist/atheist relationship seems to be that religious/nonreligious belief is a personal thing and it is not to be imposed on others.

I realise that there are many variations of anarchism. 1. What is your definition of anarchism?

Naomi comments on May 20, 2020:

1. If anarchism is defined as a "belief in the abolition of all government and the organization of society on a voluntary, cooperative basis without recourse to force or compulsion", I have a problem with that. In my opinion, humans cannot not have hierarchy. Society is a huge group of people which consists of many small groups of people. We bind and form ourselves by sharing the same beliefs, ideas, etc., because we are social animals. The proverb "birds of a feather flock together" comes to mind. And where there is a group of people, a leader-follower relationship will inevitably be established sooner or later. The strong lead the weak. It's part of human nature. 2. During the French Revolution the leader of the moderate Girondin faction of Parliament, Jacques-Pierre Brissot, accused his most extreme rivals, the Enragés, of being the advocates of “anarchy”: *Laws that are not carried into effect, authorities without force and despised, crime unpunished, property attacked, the safety of the individual violated, the morality of the people corrupted, no constitution, no government, no justice, these are the features of anarchy.* - Wikipedia 3. So, based on 1 and 2, I don't think an anarchist society can function well.

I'm really tired of the middle class.

Naomi comments on May 20, 2020:

Hello. It's kinda shame that you have to be so conscious of classes.

Yep.

Naomi comments on May 23, 2020:

Wow!

the following is copied from the Geneva Conventions dose this hold true for the gates foundation ...

Naomi comments on May 24, 2020:

"Does this hold true for the gates foundation that **tested drugs in the inhabitants of third world nations and caused the suffering and death of many peoples**?" I though that the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation was doing some good rather than bad. Can you tell me a link or two to more information about this? Thanks.

Okay then...

Naomi comments on May 25, 2020:

Or kneel down to me...😜

How true this is! Satan only has as much power as you give him!

Naomi comments on May 25, 2020:

But Evil lurks in a strange place... This is irresistible!

Coffee or bust

Naomi comments on May 25, 2020:

A cup of TEA for Brits. What would you do without it? Weirdo. Lol!

CORONAVIRUS IS BEING USED TO CREATE A CASHLESS SOCIETY: What A One World Currency Will Look Like - ...

Naomi comments on May 25, 2020:

Hello. David Icke claims he is the son of God and that the world is run by reptiles - just saying.

Just a few pics taken as I walked around our Wild Garden the other day.

Naomi comments on May 30, 2020:

May is my favourite month. Everything is full of life.

The White House on Twitter: "President @realDonaldTrump just took executive action to fight online ...

Naomi comments on May 30, 2020:

Hello. I believe that executive orders are not law.

So.

Naomi comments on May 31, 2020:

Hello. What's the context? If the regular customers of the restaurant and the locals who live in the area where the restaurant is are crowdfunding it, it's understandable, no?

What could go wrong with Trump declaring ANTIFA a terrorist organization?

Naomi comments on Jun 1, 2020:

Are there any other groups like ANTIFA in America? If they match the definition of "domestic terrorist organisation" according to the USA PATRIOT Act, they should also be designated as domestic terrorist organisations.

She's right, no?

Naomi comments on Jun 2, 2020:

We can all be genuinely ignorant about something - maybe "willful ignorance" is the problem.

[ilovemydogsomuch.tv] Worth the watch

Naomi comments on Jun 3, 2020:

Millions of hugs.

Can't believe the fake news are saying the white house used tear gas?

Naomi comments on Jun 4, 2020:

This police chief shouldn't have said what he said here, wouldn't you agree? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dZBZ_hwUobw&t=54s

From Struggle to Intensity, part 5 of 6 - YouTube

Naomi comments on Jun 6, 2020:

Followed by this video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gYlaXqdkGHE "Religion keeps us in debt." There is some truth in that, I think.

20.

Naomi comments on Jun 7, 2020:

Hello. I've read some of your posts. Are you a misogynist? If you are , that's OK. Different people hate different kinds of things, including certain kinds of people. I was just curious, if that's OK.

So, I was wondering (questioning the norm again).

Naomi comments on Jun 8, 2020:

I don't know about your country, but in the UK, there is such thing as private police. Private police services are contracted out and paid by local authorities. There is a security firm called Parkguard. It describes itself as part of the “extended policing family” and a “service provider to Local Authorities and the Police” and says its “primary role is to fill gaps within current public service provision.” Stretched budgets and a falling number of police officers means forces have struggled to keep a visible presence on the streets in recent years. Senior officers admit that they don't have time to deal with less serious crimes. Hence contracting out services, such as patrolling, searching, ticketing, etc., to a private firm, costing the authorities millions of pounds. The authorities are facing questions on why so much money is going to a private company rather than into police forces to fund more officers. Some are in favour of hiring private police: Parkguard have a close working relationship with the emergency services and are able to make use of additional powers given to them by the Metropolitan Police. This gives them greater scope to tackle antisocial behaviour and the type of offending that would otherwise cause disruption for residents. https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2020/01/05/councils-paying-private-police-force-millions-pounds-year/

A video timeline of the crackdown on protestors before Trump's photo op. [youtu.be]

Naomi comments on Jun 9, 2020:

Hello. Is it right that the use of tear gas is illegal in America?

Morality is older than religion - Frans de Waal: Morality Without Religion - YouTube

Naomi comments on Jun 11, 2020:

N0DD? Any thought?

White jesus

Naomi comments on Jun 13, 2020:

I don't get it. 😐

Ex-US Police Officer debunks 'Black Lives Matter', taking a knee & protests - Brandon Tatum - BQ 19 ...

Naomi comments on Jun 14, 2020:

Every time an articulate black person like him states legitimate facts and statistics, and does not spout racist and inflammatory remarks, he is labeled as a traitor by his own people and by those with white guilt. Perhaps, people like him (regardless of the colour of skin) are too smart, make too much sense to be taken seriously by those who should. I also came across social workers and doctors who say that they come across plenty of super poor white people who can’t get jobs because the incentive programs for companies are built for minorities. The identitarian mindset seems toxic.

In an era of inclusively, is it time for the Pride parade to ALSO celebrate heterosexuality?

Naomi comments on Jun 14, 2020:

So you want us to play identity politics, do you? You are terrible. 🙄😂🤣

Why do Hollywood villains love classical music?

Naomi comments on Jun 16, 2020:

Hello. I can't see the connection between bad guys and fondness for classical music... :( Also, is there any evidence that globalists are trying to "demonise" western culture? Maybe you're overthinking or overspeculating?

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Naomi comments on Jun 19, 2020:

Who was filming the attack? Did anyone, including the one filming, try to stop the aggressors?

It was about to happen

Naomi comments on Jun 20, 2020:

Stealing!

ANARCHISM ISN’T ABOUT HYPER-INDIVIDUALISM. ANARCHISM IS ABOUT COMMUNITY AND COOPERATION

Naomi comments on Jun 24, 2020:

Ther is a preceding article if you are interested: https://abeautifulresistance.org/site/2020/5/15/what-unitarians-taught-me-about-anarchism-anarchism-for-civilians-series?rq=lesson%201