Probably, I wouldn't know.

Yep. I suppose you could free all your slaves and sell your land (most of these guys were up to their asses in debt, so maybe not), and wash your hands of the whole nasty business, but now...

1. You have to move. Your neighbors will hate you. Intensely. Go north, old man. Run.
2. Your former slaves have no clear path forward. No money, no land. Do you think the locals will welcome them warmly as new equal citizens and offer employment at fair wages? Not likely. No, they will (best case) drive them away as living embodiments of the immorality of their way of life. Or (more likely), lynchings will ensue.
3. That guy you sold your farm to. What do you think he is going to do? That's right: buy some more slaves and get back to business as usual. Congratulations, you have financially ruined your family and have accomplished... nothing. Changing the world ain't easy.

Amazing that a man who owned his own children and knew slavery was wrong (per his own writings) also felt like he could improve religious texts.

Don't read the book! lol

I've done this with words I find hard to really picture. I do this with a handful of words. In my brain, the word definitely loses all meaning and I'm like, this, what is this?

I guess you could say he’s in everything, everywhere, all at once.

Interesting, never heard of that before.

Hodor?

You want to believe the worst of the man while refusing to acknowledge the conflicts he had to contend with to do so.

Ok, this is METAL AF.

Dropping and adding a phosphate is not the same a recycling a whole molecule

Or getting yelled at because you were reading comics without buying

>Indeed!

They used to bill themselves as "The Nation's Seventh Service." IMO, they shouldn't be demoted because of "space force".

It's just "Wild Thing", singular.

I started a rewatch last night, too. I like it even better the second time around, I'm really noticing how truly great the writing is.

I see what you did there🤟

Let's just say that some Christians take issue with aspects of Paul's writings, and argue that they should be considered his personal opinions (or prejudices) rather than the direct Word of God.

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Damn, I knew he'd been around, I had no idea he was that old

went paragliding first time on Haleakala, and the pro I was attached to and I threw shadows onto the clouds at our level that were rainbow filled. Like, a rainbow in the shape of our silhouette. I don't know the name of or understand the phenomenon. it was just so cool.

Such a weird story. Lots of corporate proof of the hot Cheetos being produced and marketed before the janitor guy says he created them. But he still swears he made them.

He made lots of money (and a movie!) off of this rags to riches story but it’s fake. And Frito didn’t care to correct him?

I feel bad for the original team who did the hard work and he’s enjoying the benefits.

CARTWRIGHT

After all these years and I'm still learning about the hidden references in this show. Ok this one isn't so hidden, but I never would have guessed.

Thomas Jefferson owned and read the Quran. That same Quran he owned is in the library of Congress. It has been used for serveral members of federal government when sworn in who are Muslim.