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askchapo•Do liberals adopt leftist personas to avoid confronting the consequences of liberalism?
·1 month agoExcellent comment, I saved this to refer back to when I need to try to explain things to this flavor of lib
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Pop Culture•Jack Daniel's whiskey spokesperson denies involvement with whiskey-themed CBS program prominently displaying the company's logo
·1 month agoThey did some ceremony where they slice the skin to draw a drop of blood.
Yeah, they did a Hatafam dam brit. I remember this article being unusual because it is not common for converts in the more liberal stream of Judaism (liberal as in less stringent religious rules, not politics) to have this done.
Also, they dont typically slice the skin, it's usually a tiny lancet, like the ones diabetics use for blood sugar.
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Chapotraphouse•Minnesota AG, Twin Cities mayors sue DHS to end 'federal invasion'
·2 months agoThat'll show em
Nvm found it https://hexbear.net/post/1834410/4599885
Here is a dvar Torah on parsha Vayera Bereshit/Genesis 18.1-22.24 which is the parsha that includes the story of Sodom & Gomorrah.
You should read the whole dvar Torah if you are interested, I found it to be good. But here are some choice excerpts about the sin of Sodom & Gomorrah - they were cruel and selfish, and inhospitable to guests and the poor & less fortunate. One can find common parallels with modern USA cruelty today. I wrote a huge cracked out essay about this on Hexbear once but I can't find it, I'll link it if I do.
In our contemporary lexicon, the phrase “Sodom and Gomorrah” has become synonymous with extreme depravity and immorality, with a particularly sexual connotation. Within the narrative in Bereshit it would seem that sexual immorality is only part of the evil of Sodom. Contrary to popular usage it is also clear from the reading of the narrative that it is not homosexuality that is the sin of Sodom and Gomorrah (though Jerry Falwell and others might disagree).
The people of Sodom did demand that Lot (Abraham and Sarah’s nephew) hand over the strangers in their house (actually messengers of God sent to tell Lot of the impending doom) so that “we may know them,” which is clearly a sexual reference in terms of biblical Hebrew. However, what makes them sinful according to our Sages is not sexual desire or lust, but rather their desire to abuse and humiliate other human beings because they are strangers in their midst. The two messengers could just has easily have been women and the people’s response would have been the same.
The Sages teach us that only the wealthy were welcome as guests in Sodom. The poor were to be expelled or killed.
In his book of Torah commentary Jewish Values in an Open Society, the economist and business ethicist Meir Tamari writes about the sin of Sodom and Gomorrah as the sin of “Economic Egoism.” He reminds us that according to our Sages the greed and desire for wealth on the part of the residents was insatiable. Anyone who got in their way, such as a poor person who might ask for some of their money or food, was expendable. All common human decencies were anathema to the Sodomites.
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Chapotraphouse•Watch a hacker dressed as a Power Ranger delete a white supremacist dating site
·2 months ago85%/15% M/F according to https://okstupid.lol/
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technology•Hey, self-hosting nerds, what are you using as a "dashboard" or "homescreen"?
·2 months agoHubleys
https://github.com/knrdl/hubleys-dashboard
Show
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memes•Jeffery Epstein is still alive, I knew it, everyone called me coocoo.
·3 months agoShow
Edit: oops someone already made that joke in these comments, my bad
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Chapotraphouse•Someone rolled up on Tim Pools compound and open fired
·3 months agoThis will make me look very normal
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Chapotraphouse•Someone rolled up on Tim Pools compound and open fired
·3 months agoReal talk I wear a baseball cap in the summer and I beanie in the winter, since I keep my head covered for religious reasons.
What's a better option than a beanie in the cold season that doesn't make me look dumb
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Chapotraphouse•why do my neighbors just throw trash on the ground in front of the trash can when it isn't full
·3 months agoIt's a hog mentality and a moral failing. Many such cases here in the USA
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chat•Should I watch Pluribus just to be ready to explain to my two friends who are watching it why it's anticommunist garbage?
·3 months agoThere's a single line from a character that is explicitly shown to not have great takes.
I like the show so far, and it doesn't seem to be anticommunist any more than most US TV.
I say this as someone who stopped watching Stranger Things many years ago because it was anticommunist slop fare.
We'll see how the first season shakes out, but I am having a lot of fun watching this show and I dont see anything that would make me write it off just yet.
To anyone reading this thread and having doubts, watch the show for yourself and be the judge. I don't think you'll have a bad time watching.
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Slop.•A chud wrote the worst university essay ever and their trans teacher failed them, but then she went to cry at TPUSA about wokeness and the teacher got put on administrated leave (cw: transphobia)
·3 months agoI used to get so annoyed 10-15 years ago when it was common to reply to long comments or posts with "Can we get a TL;DR?"
Everyone is so fucking lazy and illiterate, and it's gotten worse in the last decade.











Yknow what? It's clean. I give it a B