dilettante
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I'm not seeing very many women leave. Do you have better information? I'd like to know.
Why is democracy so difficult and politics so volatile?
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Why would I have any information? If I did, I'd have no need to ask you! Silly.
AnnieA
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They're struggling a bit now due to unassimilated migrants but are working to correct that.
Sweden in particular.
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bobcat
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I couldn't agree more.
HermitHogan
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Immigration is a tremendous factor in politics here in the U.S. and in Europe. White people are becoming a minority on the national level. Whites are already minorities in several cities and with the constant flow of immigrants into our country, nonwhites have less and less power. Plus, it's a natural tendency to want to be among your own kind, whether it's race, religion, or culture. The nation we seniors knew growing up no longer exists. I'm not saying that's good or bad; it's just the way it is.
PeppermintPatty
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Iām confused. Isnāt this considered discussing politics? ( which isnāt allowed )
CallMeKate
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I double posted something that the crazy AI told me wrong. When I told it it was wrong, the answer:
"I apologize for the misunderstanding. It seems there isn't much information available about women specifically leaving cities in Nordic countries. The trend I mentioned earlier mainly focuses on women leaving rural areas for urban centers or abroad.
Would you like to know more about urbanization trends in Nordic countries, or is there another topic you're curious about?"
A few days ago, I tried to find out more about a tragedy that happened locally years ago. That creepy AI ended by saying "my thoughts are with the family." MY THOUGHTS?! You don't have thoughts... you're a bucket of bolts! Yeah, it's creeping me out more every time I use it.
"I apologize for the misunderstanding. It seems there isn't much information available about women specifically leaving cities in Nordic countries. The trend I mentioned earlier mainly focuses on women leaving rural areas for urban centers or abroad.
Would you like to know more about urbanization trends in Nordic countries, or is there another topic you're curious about?"
A few days ago, I tried to find out more about a tragedy that happened locally years ago. That creepy AI ended by saying "my thoughts are with the family." MY THOUGHTS?! You don't have thoughts... you're a bucket of bolts! Yeah, it's creeping me out more every time I use it.
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HermitHogan
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You would think, since the word "politics" is right there in the title!
Maybe it's okay if we just use generalities and not mention any specific candidate or political party.
bobcat
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Well, it was never intended to be about political issues. It was intended to ask the question as to why people get so emotionally involved in politics as opposed to other elements of society. It was to be more of a psychological exploration than anything.
Sorry it took a turn.
PeppermintPatty
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Iād like to honestly say why it ādoesā bother me but itās against the rules so I canāt.
Thank you for explaining that to me.
If there are rules against discussing politics, it should apply to everyone.
bobcat
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Sorry. I probably should have known that it would lead to discussing politics. Live and learn.
Three subjects that have a reputation for getting humans murderously enraged:
1. Religion
2. Politics
3. Race
That's why discussing them is not recommended if we wish to promote a peaceful social environment. I knew this and yet casually mentioned something that I considered totally inoffensive about politics to this behemoth who had been peacefully and quietly sitting next to me on the plane heading for China, and he suddenly looked as if he wanted to open one the airplane's' escape exit doors and hurl me through.
1. Religion
2. Politics
3. Race
That's why discussing them is not recommended if we wish to promote a peaceful social environment. I knew this and yet casually mentioned something that I considered totally inoffensive about politics to this behemoth who had been peacefully and quietly sitting next to me on the plane heading for China, and he suddenly looked as if he wanted to open one the airplane's' escape exit doors and hurl me through.
Alizerine
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Or information to share.
bobcat
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Thanks for the advice on not getting involved in any religious discussions. (Just joking)
Well, if our Lord and Savior wants us to get involved, then we have to get involved regardless of the social consequences since it becomes our Christian duty.Thanks for the advice on not getting involved in any religious discussions. (Just joking)
Acts 1:8
But you will receive power when the Holy Spirit comes upon you, and you will be My witnesses in Jerusalem, and in all Judea and Samaria, and to the ends of the earth."
bobcat
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I'm confused. I thought you said it wasn't recommended, and it gets people murderously enraged.
Yet it's commanded.
Are you sure that's a good plan.
Muskrat
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Race should be discussed for sure.
Angered evil sprits and their enraged puppet atheists are irrelevant to whether it is a good plan or not.I'm confused. I thought you said it wasn't recommended, and it gets people murderously enraged.
Yet it's commanded.
Are you sure that's a good plan.
It depends on how it is discussed, and by whom, and with what intentions. For example such discussions were once a common prelude to lynchings in the USA down South during Apartheid.
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Alizerine
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Let me know. I have little support and few relationships.
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