Not all illegals....but still....Cut off every single form of public assistance and they’ll deport themselves.
It’s unbelievable that we even have to talk about this….the taxpayer is supporting millions of invaders and there’s even a debate about what to do about it? Insane.
Yeah, I'm sure the homeless will get a lot of use out of the gym and art studio. You want to help these poor souls then get them a GD job!Not all illegals....but still....
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People can only take so much crap.
Speaking of sam's stupidity ... was thinking about this as I was mowing the lawn during another God-given beautiful day...Also, I'm pretty sure our Village Idiot Sambo has parroted almost every single one as gospel.
Shameful, the level of stupidity of some.
Surely no one expected them to stop letting illegals in
I hope his head explodes when he finally figures that out.Sounds like you’re coming to realization why unborn babies deserve to be a protected class.
Add Dems to the deportation list and we'd have the greatest country in history.
FIFY!Surely no one expected them to stop lettingillegalsnew voters in
You're projecting, no one is obfuscating but you. It's a very simple hypothetical. So stop trying to modify it and just answer.And once again, you're trying to obfuscate because you have wrapped YOURSELF in a triple pretzel and cannot get out. Your hypothetical doesn't make ANY sense.
- If the human baby was viable, and the mother's life was not in jeopardy, then there is no procedure. - If the human baby is viable, and the mother is dying, then you'd have to try to save the child ... no choice necessary.
- If the mother is okay and the baby is not viable, then there is no choice either, but that isn't in your rule set.
-- The best example of your rule set is an ectopic pregnancy, except the child is not viable yet.
SOOOO, your attempt at "gotcha" is really stupid. Because you're in a bind and have no other way out.
I never said the mother's decision carries more weight. I said it is her decision, not mine. As far as the baby choosing ... the thing about unborn babies, they don't communicate real well. They do not have a fully functioning brain. In most people that comes later, unlike you.
NOW that is settled, you still haven't defined "murder".
Sam?Sam, this is an easy one for you (should be...). Do you support this crowd?
How about eliminating tipping-dependence entirely? If someone gets a tip, good for them, but their base pay shouldn't be laid on the generosity of the public.
So who gets to live? The fetus or the mother?Sounds like you’re coming to realization why unborn babies deserve to be a protected class.
And that's a CBS poll. The number is probably much higher.
So who gets to live? The fetus or the mother?
It’s what incentivizes them to do a good job. Service jobs need an incentive like that.How about eliminating tipping-dependence entirely? If someone gets a tip, good for them, but their base pay shouldn't be laid on the generosity of the public.
So, you're the guy who stiffs or low balls the server, then? Stay classy, Dion.How about eliminating tipping-dependence entirely? If someone gets a tip, good for them, but their base pay shouldn't be laid on the generosity of the public.
I'm gonna say if that's hairless, it would be some darn good eatin with some cornbread.
I don't care whether it's .1% as you say here or has literally never happened once. It's a hypothetical. You just pick at the question and don't answer it.Both! Zero reason from a medical standpoint to terminate either one. Again, this hypothetical scenario is fictitious for 99.9 percent of mothers under the care of a reputable OBGYN. Scare tactics from the pro choice left and the tic tok generation creating scenarios that again, don’t happen in real life everyday obstetrics.
The physicians saying they are scared of legal consequences for medically terminating a baby would be doing so according to the mothers wishes for whatever reason…possible risk, deformity, potential low viability.
I always tip well because our terrible system is dependent on it. You know how much servers in KY make? 2.13 an hour. It's absurd. Inexcusable.So, you're the guy who stiffs or low balls the server, then? Stay classy, Dion.
I did answer it. Several times TBH. You go back and try reading comprehension. Your hypothetical is just stupid. How would the baby communicate its choice? But you are in a bind, so you're going to continue to obfuscate.You're projecting, no one is obfuscating but you. It's a very simple hypothetical. So stop trying to modify it and just answer.
I've repeatedly engaged in good faith. Since you refuse to answer there's no point in continuing.I did answer it. Several times TBH. You go back and try reading comprehension. Your hypothetical is just stupid. How would the baby communicate its choice? But you are in a bind, so you're going to continue to obfuscate.
Let's roll with the logic ONE more time ... if the baby was viable, then the mother is either dying or okay. If the mother is dying, then we have to get the baby, because if we don't, they will both die. If the mother is okay, then there is no reason to choose, because there is no need for a procedure.
You are asking the wrong question. The real question you're trying to play gotcha with is "which one is more 'valuable' and how do you decide value"? Well, that is another simple answer ... in God's eyes, they are of equal value. Why don't you ask Him which one He would choose?
Yes, and at an upscale restaurant in Lexington like Ruby's, that 2.13 an hour becomes a six figure yearly income. It doesn't bother me a bit, because I would just as soon tip the server directly instead of absorbing the cost on the bill. It works better for them in the long run. You think they're better off getting 20 per hour, without tips? No way in Hell.I always tip well because our terrible system is dependent on it. You know how much servers in KY make? 2.13 an hour. It's absurd. Inexcusable.
They are not even vaccines!! Legally...They don't keep you from getting Covid...but lessen the severity and keep you from serious illness if you are older or have underlying conditions. That is a science based fact.
Derp...
Will his new dance catch on? It Depends.Do the biden.
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Also, I know some sorry pieces of shit that refuse to tip regardless of whether the service is good or bad.I always tip well because our terrible system is dependent on it. You know how much servers in KY make? 2.13 an hour. It's absurd. Inexcusable.
I worked with the guys that designed that plastic can and the seal with one-way valve.
And how many restaurants across the state aren't Ruby's in Lexington? Like I said, if people want to leave gratuity, more power to 'em. But the base rate should be higher and more consistent.Yes, and at an upscale restaurant in Lexington like Ruby's, that 2.13 an hour becomes a six figure yearly income. It doesn't bother me a bit, because I would just as soon tip the server directly instead of absorbing the cost on the bill. It works better for them in the long run. You think they're better off getting 20 per hour, without tips? No way in Hell.
Theoretically that should be their right to be pieces of crap. But when the server's hourly wage literally depends on it no one should be working for free.Also, I know some sorry pieces of shit that refuse to tip regardless of whether the service is good or bad.
Fine, then restaurants, the majority of which operate under very thin profit margins in the best of times, will simply pass the increased expense to patrons, who in turn often have their own struggles to consider, especially among those who eat at non-Ruby level restaurants. So, the patrons will either stop tipping altogether or leave nominal tips, since the servers are now being "paid", and the servers will find themselves with less disposable income. And thus they'll work in new professions, and your new server at Ruby's will be on the competence level of a bad fast food employee. Great plan, ace.And how many restaurants across the state aren't Ruby's in Lexington? Like I said, if people want to leave gratuity, more power to 'em. But the base rate should be higher and more consistent.