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Around the hour 40/45 mark is where is my mind. Maybe the most popular tune to learn on guitar. Enjoy!

Let me know how that works out for ya.

You explained nothing. &nbsp let me ask you this. They took a few years to draft the bill of rights. To make sure they got it right. Why isn’t it in there ?

States rights are only good for the good good lobster if he agrees with the stimuli. Else it’s bad.

So you still didn’t find it in the constitution?

Constitution's Silence: The Founding Fathers did not include abortion in the Constitution because it was not a pressing concern of the time, and it was largely seen as a private matter best left to individual decisions and common law. The Constitution focuses on broader principles of governance and individual liberties, not specific medical procedures or social issues. Evolving Attitudes: Attitudes towards abortion began to shift in the mid-1800s, with some physicians seeking to criminalize it, leading to the gradual adoption of laws restricting abortion in the late 19th century

Soooooo the founding fathers were super pro abortion. They knew about it from ancient times. And yet they didn’t bother to put it in the documents? weird. sounds like you need a better explanation.

Ancient Practices Ancient Egypt (circa 1550 BCE): The Ebers Papyrus, a medical text from this period, describes methods to induce abortion using herbal remedies, such as a tampon made of plant fibers coated with honey and crushed dates.muvs.org+6cnn.com+6genuinecollective.org+6 Ancient Mesopotamia: Babylonian medical texts mention abortifacients like the plant namruqqu, which was mixed into beer to induce miscarriage .worldhistory.org Ancient Greece and Rome: Abortion was generally accepted and practiced using various methods. Greek philosophers like Plato and Aristotle discussed abortion in the context of population control. In Rome, herbal abortifacients such as silphium and pennyroyal were commonly used.en.wikipedia.org+4sapiens.org+4genuinecollective.org+4

A link that long prolly has 36 viruses don’t click it.

Awww. Couldn’t find it in the doc now could you.

Public Funding for Infrastructure: Illinois taxpayers are contributing nearly $200 million for infrastructure improvements related to the center. This includes $174 million for roadwork in and around Jackson Park and $50 million for renovations to the Garfield Green Line station, with half of the station's renovation costs covered by a federal grant Federal Reimbursements: A significant portion of the state's expenditure on these infrastructure projects is expected to be reimbursed by the federal government. Reports indicate that at least $139 million—about 80% of the public funding—will likely be covered by federal funds.

Just hand it out. No questions asked. No fraud here.

We should just give them money even if they can’t prove they need it?

No one is getting screwed boss.

Your victim mentality.

Pretty implied.

If you can’t afford a jeep rubicon?

No one has lost any rights boss

You live in the most free amazing country in the world. People come here in droves because of it. We take on the most immigrants in the world because of it. Your delusional. Your heart is coal.

Whole legs. Not splitting hairs. Mmmmmmm

I’ll try. I’m doin a brisket with salt lick from Texas and some chicken leg thigh combos with meat church. Mmmmmmmmmmm. Meat.

The statement is an ad hominem fallacy—specifically a “circumstantial” attack—because it dismisses concerns by targeting who is expressing them (white American atheists with “coexist” bumper stickers), not what is being argued. According to logic standards, that’s a textbook example of ad hominem 

How is the dan-o’s? I like his vids. I use a lot of meat church but always like to support those that create content that makes me hungry ha.

Apparently the president renamed the 4th. Funny https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZP8h8SAt2/

That’s a transcript of him two faced lying boss.