I know what most of you are saying. The 1st Amendment protects free speech! "You have a right to hate speech, even though I disagree with you." But as we have seen time and time again, hate speech festers and eventually turns into hateful actions (such as mass kills of specific persons their hate is directed towards) Should Hate Speech really be protected by the 1st Amendment?

I hear that a lot of Chaldean women are seeing black men these days and that there have even been some weddings but I haven’t seen it yet for myself. I live in Michigan and for those of you who don’t know who Chaldeans are they’re basically the same thing as Assyrian people. Catholic Iraqis who are indigenous to Iraq/the Middle East.

Best answer: Often. in fact, usually. I refer to FORMER chairman obama as "FORMER chairman obama".

Best answer: He only created Islam.

Don't tell "you can't.... they've been trained hat way since childhood", why are you even answering if you don't have a solution? ONLY answer if you have a practical solution, for becoming emotionally insensitive.

Best answer: my motto is:

"ALWAYS TELL THE TRUTH.
that way when you NEED to tell a lie EVERYONE will believe you!"

really, it's just easier to tell the truth.
mostly, you need to tell the truth to yourself, to face facts and not make excuses for your faults or failures. the only way you can make positive changes in your life is to be brutally honest with yourself.

Best answer: His hat says Make America Great Again

His hat was Made in China.

I heard that somewhere

Best answer: Too flaky. You often never knew on what side of an issue he would vote. I liked him better than his grotesquely obese daughter, though.

So, I was at Target yesterday, and walking through the toy aisle, I saw a father and his son looking at toys. The father was letting his son pick out a toy, but here's the thing: That "son" was not a toddler, not a young kid, not a teen, but a young man. I decided to go up to the dad and ask him a few questions. I asked him how old his son was, and he said he was 20 years old with autism. During our conversation, he said his son loves Disney and he was letting him pick out a toy for him to buy because he was well-behaved last week. First of all, a 20 year old is too grown up to be having his parents buy toys for him, as well as playing with toys himself. People his age should be making their own money and buying things themselves. Second, autism is not a "disease." It's simply behavior caused by poor parenting. Seriously, this dad I saw is obviously "babying" his son and not getting tough on him to make him an "adult." If I were a parent, I would show tough love and evict my child from my home once he/she turns 18, and refuse to support him/her any longer. Come on, I mean, no parent lives for eternity to help their children, and being hard on them by refusing support isn't abusive, it's tough love, they'll eventually find their way on their own. Parents of children with autism need to stop being so sensitive and toughen up. Once again, autism is NOT an illness, it is poor parenting. Buying toys for a 20 year old who has a childish interest is unacceptable. Who's in with me?

Best answer: They hate His authority and judgement at the end of their journey here on earth.

They refuse to repent because they fear the possibility of a God that is above them. They choose to defy because they believe they are above the devil, when in fact, the devil has already CLAIMED them.