I've seen plenty of folks argue for the death penalty for rapists. Blows my mind a bit, speaking as a survivor. I'm also against the death penalty in general, though, and that's unfortunately not the most popular opinion. Gallup puts it at 49% in support for people convicted of murder as of this year, and Pew Research has it at a whopping 66%.

Do they try to argue there was a miscommunication and that the horses mentioned in the Mormon Bible were actually tapirs? I'm confused

Voting trends from rural America beg to differ in terms of support

Not where I live

I rewatch most shows when I'm following along with releases ahead of each next season. This one and severance are the main ones I've got hyped right now

The old testament originally didnt portray Satan as a singular character. The Hebrew word was used fairly often to describe all sorts of adversaries. The idea of a figure that portrayed the ultimate evil that rebelled against god and was cast out of heaven isnt found anywhere in the bible.

I talk to people or I walk away if need be or if I'm able. Haven't always been able, if you're curious. Have been raped on multiple occasions, obv didn't talk my way out of it, and cannot imagine the perpetrators considered me equal.

But yeah, in this instance I'm blockin and walkin away. Have a good one

Yeah if you aren't capable of having a dialogue I can see why you'd resort to shitting in your own hand.

In what world did I suggest that's what I want. Are you capable of considering there are other methods to achieve the goal we are both pursuing without encouraging the use of violence over people saying offensive shit?

Is it? Afaik teaching people through fear isn't as effective as other methods, but if you can show me some research suggesting otherwise I'm open to looking it over and changing my mind

False dichotomy. Rather assumptive, too, dontcha think

Honestly how would it not