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I remember that tour. I was in high school when that happened and I wasn't able to get a ride to Raleigh for the concert.

Stay safe.

Aw that sucks and I hope Sunday turned out better than it started.

@serge OK that's fair. 👁

You're gonna need a place to go when the fediverse finally becomes too antisemite-friendly. 👁

I'm only being partially sarcastic.

Ug stay cool.

Ug stay cool.

Every day is unprecedented now, and you're going to learn to like it!

Every day is unprecedented now, and you're going to learn to like it!

Wait what did I miss?

@serge @endantisemitism Narrator: They know nothing and even further they refuse to learn.

Whether or not it's fixable is entirely dependent on the people making up this network, and I'm not holding my breath at this point I like breathing too much.

@BlindHams Did James tell you that we had this discussion about iced coffee and how iced coffee is actually really good and he proceeded to be outnumbered completely and therefore lost?

Spoonfulls of peanut butter out of the jar is definitely not unfamiliar territory.

Spoonfulls of peanut butter out of the jar is definitely not unfamiliar territory.

They're on the way.

She's gotta give them what for and keep them in line. They're banging on her house and she has to make sure they fix it just right.

@Bruce_Toews Yeah I agree with James you're giving people way too much credit. I might have felt differently a year ago but I've just seen too many people completely destroy the "we-won't-abide-bigotry" mask when it comes to Jews while at the same time preaching like it's going out of style so yeah that changes things.

@Bruce_Toews I get people being angry at people who are using their religion as an excuse to force them to live according to religious precepts they don't share. But as long as we're talking about people just believing, and otherwise letting people be, then that's an angry people problem and you can't solve that.

And before we get any further, no I do not buy the "we're building a Bible-based society" talk from the people currently trying to make their brand of Christianity the law of the U.S. Wanna live in a theocracy, maybe you can emigrate to Afghanistan or Iran or Saudi Arabia. I mean OK they'll be second-class citizens at best, but that's what they're trying to turn everyone who's not them into so turn-about's fair play.

And with that, RIP my mentions.