heron ASN, RN

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  1. Fringe thinking is neither benign nor malignant. It is, among other things, the exploration of ideas that are not generally accepted or even apparent to the majority. If you visualize a bell curve,...
  2. The majority of voters voted for Hillary Clinton for president, and yet … I have read between 22 and 26 states plan to ban or plan to ban/severely restrict access to abortions. Voters elected...
  3. I know this could well be a one-off, but it eases my heart a little. My thanks to the folks of
  4. Define “evil”. My very existence is “evil” to a fairly significant fraction of society. According to them, I deserve the death penalty for being alive. Needless to say, I find all the...
  5. I didn’t ask about the POTUS .. I asked about what you think should be done. Consent of the governed, and all
  6. How would you do
  7. Highly unlikely that right-wing sources would cover it. That would undermine their push to minimize women’s concerns over the fall-out. Centrist to left-leaning outlets don’t much care about those...
  8. Also just heard an interesting point made on MSNBC: that the very same folks that got hot under the collar about Covid restrictions because of the violation of the right to privacy and bodily...
  9. Glad there’s video … those sites really are pretty hair-on-fire slanted. Still … with states not only banning abortion but trying to criminalize travel out of state and going after out of state...
  10. I just read that a Republican legislator in West Virginia is advocating for a halt to child support enforcement. His argument: the threat of having to pay child support makes men pressure women into...
  11. But that’s what these “religious exemptions” amount
  12. Natural selection at work. Let it take its course. Sadly, the vulnerable innocent will fall, too. That’s how it works. I gotta wonder how the families of people dying of preventable contagion...
  13. I think that was the most condescending post I’ve e ever read … and I’ve written some doozies in my day. So … how would your suggested solution work for, say a CNA single parent raising...
  14. I’ll betcha she thought you were a girl. “You’re so angry” is a very common accusation when women fail at being nice and agreeable. Then she either remembered or found out that you’re a guy...
  15. Meanwhile, the public formerly served by that school system now has to pay through the nose for iffy education for only some of their kids, while those private charter schools are not included in the...
  16. Stick to testicle tanning … TMB never needed me to speak for him. When I agree with him, I get to say so. You’re just not happy dealing with the same answers you give everyone else. ETA: very...
  17. TMB told you where he posted it. That you chose not to look is not the same as “nobody knows” You don’t know- and you deliberately chose that
  18. And what happens to the students left behind? Or the public school system stuck paying private companies out of their own budget? Once again, private business sucking the taxpayer teat dry. Isn’t...
  19. How does being angry invalidate what TMB has to
  20. Speaking of charter schools, they’re a pretty textbook case of cost-shifting. Privately owned schools get to tap into all that juicy taxable real-estate, taxpayers get to pay them on top of trying...
  21. At least two of those books were written by long-time conservatives. But whatever … Speaking of charter schools and school choice, It might be interesting to see if there’s any mention of the...
  22. Not sure how a documentary on public school education proves anything about the evolution of Republican policy proposals, unless it says something about the fact that “conservatives” have been...
  23. In other words, it means exactly what I first proposed: this claim to be the party of Lincoln is purest fantasy. Still haven’t seen a Republican policy proposal that benefits anyone but themselves....