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Yes, I know what you mean, McAvoy. I can see it and I see its flaws. The issue is from what I know of how we view and live in the world, that is trying to given an allowance for something that otherwise wouldn't work. It is like a philosopher saying "If you just ignore this one part of the world my ...

But don't get me wrong, there is small but vocal minority in the US at least that would love if they could bring religion into the government. Religion as in their version of Christianity. Religion is the dark glass we see through. We always colour things. The work it to try to maintain the univers...

As it ever was. That's how the instinctual forms of human dominance work. We're regressing to the mean defined by inborn drives. Oh, we're going to see more religion intermixed with politics, just not of the sort you think of. The old pre-Christian outlook on the world is coming back in ways and on...

Both Christian and Muslim religions have a long history of violence. The difference is that not that long ago many countries went away from using Christianity as a main motivator for politics. But don't get me wrong, there is small but vocal minority in the US at least that would love if they could...

This despicable attack will only reinforce nasty stereotypes anti-Muslim bigots push about us Muslims. Is it a stereotype though? I mean, sure there are a lot of civil Muslims around who won't bother anyone for disagreeing with their views, but then there are a whole lot of Muslims around who do. I...

I'm interested in all the talk of Charles III. He's made it clear in the past that he intends (or intended) to take the regal name George VII.

If he isn't, I wonder what changed his mind.

Instead, the show is primarily focused on Galadriel attempting to avenge her brother that was slain by Sauron and her Knight Templar-esque dedication to tracking the Dark Lord down to kill him. This isn't entirely inaccurate, three of Galadriel's brothers did in fact die during the battle against M...

The main problem with the US during and after WW1 was that the Navy was very top heavy. Battleships and destroyers. Nothing in between. The US lacked the flexibility the British had. The South Dakota class wasnt that much of a improvement over the Colorado class. Yes, four more 16" guns and 23 know...

Japan only really became a major concern for the US in WW1. During that time they were allies with the British and the Washington Treaty, the US made it one of their points to break it. That and get a naval reduction why also provided a warship ratio between the British, the US and Japan. The US at...

US has maintained at least one permanent carrier in Japan for a very long time. Before the USS George Washington was stationed there, Japan and the US maintained a conventional aircraft carrier instead of a nuclear one. The US needed German forces in Europe, they didn't need Japanese forces in the ...