No, the Catholic church has told them. It is against the doctrine. Islam tells its followers rape of non-Islamic women is permissible and can be used as a tactic of war. Anything else?
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Quran (4:24) and Quran (33:50) - A man is permitted to take women as sex slaves outside of marriage. Note that the verse distinguishes wives from captives (those whom they right hand possesses).
I know part of the effectiveness of transmission is that people are asymptomatic, but still contagious, for 2-3 days BEFORE they feel themselves getting sick.
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Sturgis
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Tue 31 Mar, 2020 12:13 pm
@coldjoint,
Not even you can be that dense as to be unable to recite a dozen immediately.
I guess millions of out of work people, an estimated 47 million before we come out of this, are going to be deciding if they really like their private healthcare which is tied to their employer.
I guess millions of out of work people, an estimated 47 million before we come out of this, are going to be deciding if they really like their private healthcare which is tied to their employer.
My new sig. Brilliant.
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coldjoint
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Tue 31 Mar, 2020 12:40 pm
@MontereyJack,
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doesn't seem tp stop them, does it?
I know you have a problem thinking things through. The Catholic church does not sanction sexual assault of anyone. Islam does sanction rape when done to the right people or to advance Islam. Do you get that?
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blatham
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Tue 31 Mar, 2020 01:01 pm
As a number of writers are pointing out, the claim from McConnell and others that the administration was distracted by impeachment when the pandemic hit contains within it the admission that there were consequential failures by the administration. So as a propaganda line, it isn't top drawer.
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It would be useful for Trump and his allies if the impeachment effort could be blamed for the government’s faltering response to the pandemic. Unfortunately, even the neatest rhetorical effort can fall victim to reality.
