Have you ever opened a sack of rotten potatoes?
Fruits, vegetables, etc. are all rotting too.
Sadly, there always have been and always will be criminals. The better solution is to simply enforce the law and allow people to defend themselves.
From what I understand, those who research religion prefer the term "high-control group" to describe what are colloquially known as "cults." That's partly due to people calling anything they don't like a cult.
Picture two Christian denominations. One only asks its members to show up to church when they like, donate to keep the place running, and express Christ's love to each other in whatever way they see fit without placing unnecessary burdens on them. The other demands, under pain of exile, that all members spend 40 hours per month on door-to-door evangelization regardless of social disposition, only receive theology that is dictated by one specific organization, tithe 20% of their income to that organization, only allows members to be friends with others in that particular denomination, and does not allow them to drink alcohol, smoke cigarettes, use any "hard" drugs, get tattoos, or receive blood transfusions.
Most people would probably agree that the second denomination is a cult/high-control group, but using that descriptor for the first denomination would dilute the term so much that it would basically become meaningless.
A small sample of the content in Hazbin Hotel:
How old should a person be before they're exposed to stuff like this? Because I'd sooner throw my kid's computer out the window than let him watch HH.
On Reddit, I'm pretty sure it was used to describe when someone came into a circlejerk conversation with something that stops it. "Breaking the circlejerk," as it were.
When I actually need to concentrate, I usually stop listening to music. When I want to get into a flow state and it isn't 100% critical I focus, it could be just about anything. This remix of the Call of Duty World at War Black Cats theme is awesome for that purpose.
This sounded more like a rhetorical question. People totally do jump the gun supporting causes they don't fully understand and use slogans simply because they're catchy. Besides, when was the last time you heard an American praised for their knowledge of geography?
At least you can reasonably deduce what the other guys are on about. If you think that they're stupid, fair enough, but when Kamala waffles on for two minutes about being born to a middle-class family as an answer to "Are people better off today than they were four years ago?", it doesn't do much to dispel this image.
If Russia doesn't want the war, they can leave. lol
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