figmentPez
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They've only bought up WASP debt, enabling them to buy up properties owned by black people who can't afford their mortgages anymore, thus making their suburb white again?Religion being used for good? In this economy?
I would argue that this (social safety net) is one of the original purposes of Religion, finally being rediscovered after all this time.Religion being used for good? In this economy?
What an unlikely source for that information, too.
The whole thread is worth a read, if you don't know much about how debt collection works.
ROFL, I didn't even notice.What an unlikely source for that information, too.
Can someone clarify? I don't understand the tweets or the people. I feel quite lost here.ROFL, I didn't even notice.
The tweets are from a sex worker, something I didn't realize until it MindDetective said something.Can someone clarify? I don't understand the tweets or the people. I feel quite lost here.
We're talking about the religion that started with the chosen people here... kind of matches God original MO...
IANAL but as she is acting on her own and not in the stead of an agent of the Federal or State government, I don't think it would be considered a 1st amendment issue. still a dick move to remove existing material, I would leave a Bible in our local box if someone placed it there, I might remove extraneous bibles if they stuffed it full of them, but would generally leave it be.Probably belongs here more than it would the "funny" thread:
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Jennifer Meeks is the wife of Arkansas GOP State Senator Stephen Meeks. As a result, some people have raised the concern that this could technically be considered an instance of government censorship.
--Patrick
IANALE, but there are things The Law says that You Can't Do Because Of Who You Are Or Are Related To, and unless/until they get tested in court, it's probably better to err on the side of caution and avoid any kind of perceived impropriety.IANAL but as she is acting on her own and not in the stead of an agent of the Federal or State government, I don't think it would be considered a 1st amendment issue.
I think testing in the courts have shown that as long as they're rich enough it doesn't matter.IANALE, but there are things The Law says that You Can't Do Because Of Who You Are Or Are Related To, and unless/until they get tested in court, it's probably better to err on the side of caution and avoid any kind of perceived impropriety.
--Patrick
In response, the Meeks' critics released...Meeks' husband said that her words were being taken out of context and clarified that she did not take out any LGBTQ-related materials in exchange for the bibles she has added to the libraries, nor would she advocate for others to do something similar. "Somebody on the left took that and interpreted it as my wife going all over central Arkansas, pulling Pride books out of these little libraries and replacing them with bibles and nothing is further from the truth," Stephen Meeks told Newsweek. "My wife would not do that. She would not advocate for that. She would be opposed to that."
--Patrick...a list of bills that Stephen voted in favor of during the last legislative session, including one that criminalizes librarians for "knowingly" distributing material found to be obscene and a controversial "bathroom bill" that prohibits adults to knowingly stay in a bathroom with minors of the opposite biological sex.
So your wife posts verbatim that's what she does, but it's "someone on the Left" misinterpreted that.Stephen has LEAPT to his wife's defense, according to Newsweek magazine.
In response, the Meeks' critics released...