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plushcarpet
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Uh no, they just THINK they areyoung people are the most leftist and anti-authoritarian generation; authoritarian aka submissive to authority.
in reality (where the rest of us live) they just spent 18-24yrs having their hand held through life every single step of the way
stop
for young people, they are dumb as fukk, naive as fukk, inexperienced as fukk and believe in silly thingsoh and they don't vote
Oh and I just want to make one thing very clear, being LEFTIST does in no way shape or form mean you are anti-authoritarian
Uh no, they just THINK they are
in reality (where the rest of us live) they just spent 18-24yrs having their hand held through life every single step of the way
stop
oh and they don't vote
Oh and I just want to make one thing very clear, being LEFTIST does in no way shape or form mean you are anti-authoritarian
You sound upset
stop
oh and they don't vote
why do you think they are that way?
The congressman and the possibly Holy Grail
By Jeremy Diamond, CNN
Updated 7:57 PM ET, Fri September 25, 2015
Rep. Bob Brady in his office with a glass of water previously used by Pope Francis.
Story highlights
Glass in hand, Democratic Rep. Bob Brady carefully walked back to his office where he, his wife, a friend and a staffer took turns sipping the water from the glass.
Pennsylvania Sen. Bob Casey, along with his wife, mother and Rep. Joe Crawley also joined in, but stopped short of sipping from the glass. They instead dipped their fingers in and "blessed themselves," Brady said. Casey's office confirmed the moment.
"I saw the Pope drinking out of it three or four times and I thought it would be a great idea ... for me to have something of a remembrance of Pope Francis," Brady told CNN in a phone interview Friday. "I just saw the glass, I walked up and picked it up and kept it."
Rep. Bob Brady in his office sharing a glass of water previously used by Pope Francis with his wife, Debra Brady.
The Philadelphia Daily News first reported Brady's coup.
But don't accuse Brady of stealing the glass. He said he's already asked the House to bill him and said if the Pope asked for the glass back, he'd return it. The Pope could get his shot on Saturday when he heads to Philadelphia, part of Brady's district.
Brady, who is Catholic, said he believes the water is holy. He poured the rest into a bottle and plans to sprinkle it on his grandchildren.
"I'm sure it's blessed if the Pope drank out of it. Why not?" Brady said. "If not, I'm saying it is."
But the water isn't "automatically" blessed, explained Catholic priest Edward Beck, a CNN religion commentator.
Francis would have had to bless the water before drinking it, Beck said. But it's not so clear cut.
"Many believe it has touched holiness," Beck said. "So it becomes a little subjective as to what makes it holy."
Regardless, Brady isn't too worried.
Rep. Bob Brady in his office sharing a glass of water previously used by Pope Francis with Staff Assistant Colleen Carlos.
"I'm considering it as holy water. I'm not checking with anybody. I don't want to know. Some things it's better not to know," Brady said. "I mean, the Pope drank out of it, the Pope handled it ... It's good enough for me."
As for the glass? Brady is going to get it authenticated -- fingerprints lifted and all.
He's done it before, when he swiped President Barack Obama's glass after his inauguration in 2009. He insists he didn't drink from that cup.
The Pope's glass will then reside in Brady's Pennsylvania home, and he hopes to pass it along to his grandchildren.
"Family heirloom," he said.
By Jeremy Diamond, CNN
Updated 7:57 PM ET, Fri September 25, 2015
Rep. Bob Brady in his office with a glass of water previously used by Pope Francis.
Story highlights
- "I'm sure it's blessed if the Pope drank out of it. Why not?" Brady said
- The Pope's glass will reside in Brady's Pennsylvania home, and he hopes to pass it along to his grandchildren
Glass in hand, Democratic Rep. Bob Brady carefully walked back to his office where he, his wife, a friend and a staffer took turns sipping the water from the glass.
Pennsylvania Sen. Bob Casey, along with his wife, mother and Rep. Joe Crawley also joined in, but stopped short of sipping from the glass. They instead dipped their fingers in and "blessed themselves," Brady said. Casey's office confirmed the moment.
"I saw the Pope drinking out of it three or four times and I thought it would be a great idea ... for me to have something of a remembrance of Pope Francis," Brady told CNN in a phone interview Friday. "I just saw the glass, I walked up and picked it up and kept it."
Rep. Bob Brady in his office sharing a glass of water previously used by Pope Francis with his wife, Debra Brady.
The Philadelphia Daily News first reported Brady's coup.
But don't accuse Brady of stealing the glass. He said he's already asked the House to bill him and said if the Pope asked for the glass back, he'd return it. The Pope could get his shot on Saturday when he heads to Philadelphia, part of Brady's district.
Brady, who is Catholic, said he believes the water is holy. He poured the rest into a bottle and plans to sprinkle it on his grandchildren.
"I'm sure it's blessed if the Pope drank out of it. Why not?" Brady said. "If not, I'm saying it is."
But the water isn't "automatically" blessed, explained Catholic priest Edward Beck, a CNN religion commentator.
Francis would have had to bless the water before drinking it, Beck said. But it's not so clear cut.
"Many believe it has touched holiness," Beck said. "So it becomes a little subjective as to what makes it holy."
Regardless, Brady isn't too worried.
Rep. Bob Brady in his office sharing a glass of water previously used by Pope Francis with Staff Assistant Colleen Carlos.
"I'm considering it as holy water. I'm not checking with anybody. I don't want to know. Some things it's better not to know," Brady said. "I mean, the Pope drank out of it, the Pope handled it ... It's good enough for me."
As for the glass? Brady is going to get it authenticated -- fingerprints lifted and all.
He's done it before, when he swiped President Barack Obama's glass after his inauguration in 2009. He insists he didn't drink from that cup.
The Pope's glass will then reside in Brady's Pennsylvania home, and he hopes to pass it along to his grandchildren.
"Family heirloom," he said.
so....who's fault do you think that is?
For someone who supposedly has some left positions you sure are misinformed about the LeftUh no, they just THINK they are
in reality (where the rest of us live) they just spent 18-24yrs having their hand held through life every single step of the way
stop
oh and they don't vote
Oh and I just want to make one thing very clear, being LEFTIST does in no way shape or form mean you are anti-authoritarian
if ever there was any class of people to almost forgot the obligatory Milton quoteUh no, they just THINK they are
in reality (where the rest of us live) they just spent 18-24yrs having their hand held through life every single step of the way
stop
oh and they don't vote
and my disgusted smilie :
I dont even respond to him anymore just neg him whenever I can.
Camile.Bidan
Banned
I never read the bell curve, but as someone intamently and financial involved in the biotech industry, it's hard to deny mountains of overwhelming evidence suggesting the general intelligence, temperament and personality has a strong heriditary component.
I have cited the December 2015 intelligence mapping and the recent Florida longitudal studies multiple times on this site. However, these are just recent attiditions to a long list of peer reviewed studies showing the strong heriditary component of human social outcome.
I never once used the word "race" in my post. There are africans that outperform other africans (Nigerians) on a national level and on a individual overseas immigrant performance. It's not about race it's about geographically defined gene pools and cultural spheres.
You can use the 1984 newspeak words like "racist" to distort reality all you want, but there has never been one single study that definitively put down the heriditarian argument. That is because nobody will do it. Most people know that a study like this has a high probability a definitively proving the heriditarian case, so they are reluctant to investigate. It's nearly medeval in how the study of humans has become heresy in our so-called free-thinking environment.
But know this.
The new face of heriditarian movement, Steve hsu, was invited to speak privately to the elites in Dialog 2016. Morevover, there is now an ongoing bidding war to buy out Affymetrix, Inc. for their high-throughput micro arrays. Affymetrix proved that they can detect genes on massive patient scale with the their recent deal with the UK. Somebody out there wants to sequence human DNA and they want to do it very quickly on a massive scale. Their is a Copernican revelation on the scale imaginable coming soon. All idiotic modern progressive, sociology infused, ideologies will lay waste in the wake of this new enlightentment.
JahFocus CS
Get It How You Get It
Automation is going to kill off these STEM majors. Stop being a hard skills employee that can get cut anytime, and start being an entrepreneur.
What fields of study do you think will spearhead automation ?
You thinking i'm an employee means i'm hiding in plain sight
plushcarpet
Superstar
why do you think they are that way?
The congressman and the possibly Holy Grail
By Jeremy Diamond, CNN
Updated 7:57 PM ET, Fri September 25, 2015
Rep. Bob Brady in his office with a glass of water previously used by Pope Francis.
Story highlights
Washington (CNN)After Pope Francis finished his speech to Congress on Thursday, a Pennsylvania congressman walked up to the rostrum and swiped the half-empty glass from which the Holy See had just sipped.
- "I'm sure it's blessed if the Pope drank out of it. Why not?" Brady said
- The Pope's glass will reside in Brady's Pennsylvania home, and he hopes to pass it along to his grandchildren
Glass in hand, Democratic Rep. Bob Brady carefully walked back to his office where he, his wife, a friend and a staffer took turns sipping the water from the glass.
Pennsylvania Sen. Bob Casey, along with his wife, mother and Rep. Joe Crawley also joined in, but stopped short of sipping from the glass. They instead dipped their fingers in and "blessed themselves," Brady said. Casey's office confirmed the moment.
"I saw the Pope drinking out of it three or four times and I thought it would be a great idea ... for me to have something of a remembrance of Pope Francis," Brady told CNN in a phone interview Friday. "I just saw the glass, I walked up and picked it up and kept it."
Rep. Bob Brady in his office sharing a glass of water previously used by Pope Francis with his wife, Debra Brady.
The Philadelphia Daily News first reported Brady's coup.
But don't accuse Brady of stealing the glass. He said he's already asked the House to bill him and said if the Pope asked for the glass back, he'd return it. The Pope could get his shot on Saturday when he heads to Philadelphia, part of Brady's district.
Brady, who is Catholic, said he believes the water is holy. He poured the rest into a bottle and plans to sprinkle it on his grandchildren.
"I'm sure it's blessed if the Pope drank out of it. Why not?" Brady said. "If not, I'm saying it is."
But the water isn't "automatically" blessed, explained Catholic priest Edward Beck, a CNN religion commentator.
Francis would have had to bless the water before drinking it, Beck said. But it's not so clear cut.
"Many believe it has touched holiness," Beck said. "So it becomes a little subjective as to what makes it holy."
Regardless, Brady isn't too worried.
Rep. Bob Brady in his office sharing a glass of water previously used by Pope Francis with Staff Assistant Colleen Carlos.
"I'm considering it as holy water. I'm not checking with anybody. I don't want to know. Some things it's better not to know," Brady said. "I mean, the Pope drank out of it, the Pope handled it ... It's good enough for me."
As for the glass? Brady is going to get it authenticated -- fingerprints lifted and all.
He's done it before, when he swiped President Barack Obama's glass after his inauguration in 2009. He insists he didn't drink from that cup.
The Pope's glass will then reside in Brady's Pennsylvania home, and he hopes to pass it along to his grandchildren.
"Family heirloom," he said.
so....who's fault do you think that is?
and? that doesn't change the fact that they ARE those things and have been since the beginning of time
For someone who supposedly has some left positions you sure are misinformed about the Left
if you think what the left of today is what the left ACTUALLY is supposed to be, then you are the misinformed one
What fields of study do you think will spearhead automation ?
You thinking i'm an employee means i'm hiding in plain sight
Automation will kill off the concept of a work force. The fact that more and more jobs are disappearing forever, means that colege tuition should be less, not more.