Good Morning, Frank....
I didn't say he did...who wrote that one?
Why do people who cant even feed themselves keep having multiple kids?
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You misspelled "buses" WWW.
"Some readers might notice that the correct plural of bus is buses and not busses (two s‘s). The second spelling, with an extra s, is a common misspelling that may appear for a couple of reasons.
The first has to do with history. Busses was once considered an accepted plural spelling of bus. However, as English became more standardized in recent decades, that version has (mostly) disappeared from the language. Today it is considered a typo or a misspelling.
The second reason you still see busses as the plural of bus can be a result of how the word is pronounced. To many, busses seems to better match the spoken version of the word. For others, buses with one s might be mispronounced as “booses.”
Regardless, dictionaries and style guides are clear: If you want to be correct, use buses."
What Is the Plural of Bus? - The Blue Book of Grammar and Punctuation
You need to get across town and you're not in a hurry. Should you rush to catch your bus, or will there be another one arriving soon after? While you're plumbing this question, other ones jump to mind: What word would you use to identify more than one bus, and how would you spell it?
www.grammarbook.com
Do better, WWW.
That's a great question, Stoney. This couple, below for example. They live in a trailer park in Mississippi - they're both out of work - hard to find a job when you've been convicted of selling crack - anyway - on weekends they take part in new-Nazi marches and curse the Jews who stole their jobs.
There are a bunch of other families that live in the park with them, just like them - they're just like them.
They're all on food stamps, but their benefits just got cut.
Guess who they voted for?
You guessed it - trump.
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You talking about Elon Musk again - several kids by several different moms?
Actually, in a way, IT WAS "a founding principle" of sorts. There were people in states who depended the labor of others being stolen...in order to become rich. They were called slave owners. They did "live off the fruits of others' labor."
I image people like you, Grok, would think that the slavery upon which they depended was okay, because the slaves were all black people...and people like you just don't much give a shit about them.
You are getting desperate when this is the only fact you can defend.
You are the one w TDS! You are enthralled.
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I spoke about his comments, you put words into my mouth. My one statement is true and misrepresented nothing. It's the height of arrogance to decide how women should order their lives, and then criticize them for not doing so. Btw, his own wife had a long career and was 33 when they got married. No comment from you about that.
"In recent years, some right-leaning and far-right influencers have pushed a narrative surrounding the nostalgia of the "nuclear family" and the idea that women may not be able to have it all, at least not all at once.
Kirk said men are making the right choices.
“They want to – first and foremost – have children, get married, and then have a nice job or to be able to travel," Kirk added. He also said that young women who voted for former Vice President Kamala Harris "don't value having children, and this is one of the reasons why we are seeing a fertility collapse in the West."
...Later, Ingraham asked, "Charlie, what advice would you give young women who have been taught to put their careers first before even thinking about settling down or having kids?" Kirk – who said that he "always get in trouble no matter how I answer this question" – said, "Having children is more important than having a good career."
...His advice continued: "And I would also tell young ladies, you can always go back to your career later, that there is a window where you primarily should pursue marriage and having children, and that is a beautiful thing."
Charlie Kirk wanted young women to have children before chasing a career
Conservative influencer Charlie Kirk believed that young women, specifically ones who supported Kamala Harris, want careers – not kids.
www.usatoday.com
TDS = Trump Dick Sucker
christiefan915
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^ Elon Musk and trump.
christiefan915
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How about linking up? Even AI couldn't find anything about this.
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So did Charlie.
QP!
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Because magats do everything they can to deny them birth control and abortion services.
Plain stupidity.
A geez Christie. That means you are criticizing Kirk while it is obvious you haven't watched many of his on campus debates. It is a reoccurring topic. He constantly says fatherless homes are a huge problem and recommends that fathers stay in the home and raise their kids. He links the government paying to support the babies of single moms to destroying the Black family.
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If more people were misogynists and it were 1950 - that guy would have been a profit. The "State Funeral" they held for a hate merchant like Kirk shows just how much Republicans worship the "White Christian Nationalist" model. Kirk composed the blueprint.I spoke about his comments, you put words into my mouth. My one statement is true and misrepresented nothing. It's the height of arrogance to decide how women should order their lives, and then criticize them for not doing so. Btw, his own wife had a long career and was 33 when they got married. No comment from you about that.
"In recent years, some right-leaning and far-right influencers have pushed a narrative surrounding the nostalgia of the "nuclear family" and the idea that women may not be able to have it all, at least not all at once.
Kirk said men are making the right choices.
“They want to – first and foremost – have children, get married, and then have a nice job or to be able to travel," Kirk added. He also said that young women who voted for former Vice President Kamala Harris "don't value having children, and this is one of the reasons why we are seeing a fertility collapse in the West."
...Later, Ingraham asked, "Charlie, what advice would you give young women who have been taught to put their careers first before even thinking about settling down or having kids?" Kirk – who said that he "always get in trouble no matter how I answer this question" – said, "Having children is more important than having a good career."
...His advice continued: "And I would also tell young ladies, you can always go back to your career later, that there is a window where you primarily should pursue marriage and having children, and that is a beautiful thing."
Charlie Kirk wanted young women to have children before chasing a career
Conservative influencer Charlie Kirk believed that young women, specifically ones who supported Kamala Harris, want careers – not kids.www.usatoday.com
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I never watched a single one of his videos and everything I learned about him came after his death. And I spent some time searching for his comment that fathers could stay at home and raise the kids, but came up empty. All I found were dozens of comments that the mother should stay home with the kids.