OccamsRazer

There are still cultural norms where you live. Probably even some that would be offensive in your country but not in the United States.

The issue is that nobody has ever heard of anyone destroying roadside memorials. There is no comparison because it isn't a thing.

No. I've literally never heard of such a thing and nobody would do that. No idea what op is going on about.

Luigi situation is interesting because pretty much everyone agrees that the health insurance industry is broken. While most conservatives (probably?) disagree with his method, they can't wholly disagree with his motive.

The problem with social media is that it makes very small communities and issues seem very large and important. So when you actually go outside to do something about it, you find out that the world doesn't care and isn't impacted by the issue nearly as much as you thought. It sends you right back to your cozy and comfortable online communities where everyone agrees on the important issues.

The ubermensch concept was very popular in the early to mid 1900s, and has even been attempted before! Refer to world War 2 and Nazi ideology for more reading on that topic.

The polio vaccine was extremely effective and polio was very nasty. It also affected kids.

Canada turned her away and she was detained upon re-entry into the united states.

Well why didn't she try that?

So which parts of the picture are true?

Fine if there are good alternatives, but it's pretty weird to go out of your way to support Iran, as if they have any claim to moral high ground over the United States.

Do you just wet the top sheet? I might have to try my hand at that...