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Aspie 9 points ago +9 / -0

I have cancer now, and I'm going the route of "cut the damn thing out." That's the logical thing to do and is what I've always said I would do.

No drugs at all, except anesthesia when the time comes.

I have seen chemo kill too many people. And they felt awful the whole time. It would have been better just to fill them up with morphine until the end.

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Aspie 4 points ago +4 / -0

It was surprising that CNN had to report the exact time to the minute when the family announced his death. It was like they were forced to do it.

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Aspie 4 points ago +4 / -0

And brand new identical custom made t-shirts that still have the creases in them.

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Aspie 1 point ago +1 / -0

It's in the title, and it's all anyone ever talks about. I'm just pointing out that the genealogies don't matter at all.

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Aspie 1 point ago +1 / -0

I wonder where those "letters of secession" actually originated. If real, perhaps the writers actually did have those feelings, but the general public couldn't have since they didn't own slaves. Most of the Confederate soldiers were fighting to defend their homeland from a Yankee invasion. That's a fact.

You seem too hardheaded to accept true information that differs from the "victors write the history" crap you were fed all your life.

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Aspie 2 points ago +2 / -0

I am just against the idea that blood connections mean everything in the world. If they did, I'd be in all those "clubs," as I am very closely related to almost all those families.

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Aspie 0 points ago +1 / -1

I started reading the page and found a number of outright lies early into the page.

My name is not in all caps on "all" my bills. I have checked before. Some are and some aren't. I worked in a law firm. Before boldface was a thing, names were typed in all caps so they would stand out. Being old-fashioned, the firm I worked for kept this up after computers came in. That's all that the all caps is for. Nothing more.

My parents didn't sign my birth certificate when I was born. There was no social security card applied for when I was born. My mother applied for my social security card when I was just about old enough to get a job which required having a social security number.

There is more. Enough to let me know the entire site is utter BS. I understand it completely. I understand that either the site creator is ignorant or he is evil and lying on purpose.

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Aspie 1 point ago +1 / -0

I have the book, and it doesn't have the problems that website has. What is important is that mere genealogical connection doesn't mean as much as personal interaction. I personally am closely connected to almost all of those families, closer to some than they are to each other. And I'm just a regular person in NC. I just happen to have Asperger's, genius IQ, and am an expert in genealogy. Everyone needs to study genealogy for many reasons.

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Aspie 1 point ago +1 / -0

If it's through the Lincoln family, it's not true, as Lincoln's father wasn't a Lincoln. He was born well before his mother met his claimed father.

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Aspie 0 points ago +1 / -1

You haven't read enough. The South wanted to end slavery state by state as each state got good and ready. It actually was about states' rights. There was nothing in the Constitution about slavery. It was not a listed job of the federal government. They had no business invading the South over that.

Do you think those letters would have been preserved by the Yankees if the entire reason had been laid out? No. The Yankees won, and they wrote most of the history. And you believe it all, as flawed as it is.

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Aspie 1 point ago +1 / -0

They claim that wildfires in Hawaii were caused by Hurricane Dora and climate change. The problem is that Dora didn't even get very close to Hawaii.

Also, watch the Weather Channel and other TV outlets with their fake temperature maps. I saw one online yesterday from the Weather Channel that had most of the country colored angry red and the Texas area colored white hot. I was in red, but on the Weather Service map, I was in just yellow. The temps are the same, but the colors are worse to scare people.

A comedian once said that wind chill was invented to scare old people. :)

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Aspie 1 point ago +1 / -0

She was in girlie magazines published by Frank Davis, Obama's "mentor." It's a shame she still had the ugly face. Average photos except for her ugly face. :)

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Aspie 1 point ago +1 / -0

So I'm correct. It was only .12 cubic mile, not the outrageously inaccurate figure you quoted. Spread out, that amount of dirt and rock would not be noticed, especially in Israel where there's a lot already.

So you did fail in math the first time, and when you show your work, you get the result I did. Amazing. Not.

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Aspie 1 point ago +1 / -0

Okay. Here's a discussion. First off, the site above is so full of misspellings as to be suspect. For example, it mentions "Brian Born," when it's actually Brian Boru. It's not remarkable in the least that JFK is descended from him. Almost everybody here is descended from him in multiple ways if they do the research. I am descended from Brian Boru dozens of ways.

The article doesn't even mention one of the major branches, the Cannady's. There were many of them in eastern NC, and a few of them had their name spelled Kennedy in old records.

Anyone who can trace their family back very far is related to all of these families countless ways. This is a mistake that many people make who are unfamiliar with genealogy.

Last night I watched a clip from "Who Do You Think You Are" featuring Brooke Shields. She was flabbergasted that she descended from Henry IV, King of France. I suppose she hasn't read many books, as that was traced many years ago.

In sum, there are millions of people just as closely related to these families as the ones who are called "special." So the special part doesn't have a lot to do with the ancestry, but does have a lot to do with physical relationships.

I'd rather have RFKjr than Biden. The elites made a big mistake making martyrs of JFK and RFK.

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Aspie 1 point ago +1 / -0

I don't keep enough money in an account to worry about. I've never had a call like that. Most of my calls are "David" calling about my Medicare or Microsoft. I just burn their ears and hang up. I don't get nearly as many as I used to. :)

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Aspie 1 point ago +1 / -0

No. The election districts are parts of the states, sometimes without regard for county lines.

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Aspie 1 point ago +1 / -0

That site is a scam as well. They talk about red letters and numbers on the back of your social security card. There is nothing at all in red on the back of mine and no numbers either. As in all government forms, there is a form number at the end of the card back as well as a revision date. On my card, it's 9-61.

All of those people are making up stuff. There is no account that you can get money out of. The fact there isn't is proved by you not being able to actually pay Amazon. It rejected it. No one in over 20 years has ever shown that they have gotten a single solitary penny from this.

The scammers are obviously a lot younger than I am, since they seem to have different birth certificates and SS cards than I do. As an indication of this, my SS card has my name typed using an old-fashioned typewriter. It wasn't done by a computer at all.

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Aspie 2 points ago +2 / -0

A state is made of counties. The earlier states were divided into more counties, as it was harder in the old days with horses and wagons to go long distances to get to the county courthouse. Example: My state, North Carolina, has exactly 100 counties. Western states have far fewer.

The electors in the electoral college are based on how many representatives each state has in Congress. Since the Constitution has left the exact process to the individual states, the way this works vary. For example, in some states, if one candidate carries the popular vote of the state, all that state's electors must vote for that candidate. In other states, the electors are voted election district by election district. Also, some states allow electors to be turncoats and vote for a different candidate than the one they were elected to vote for.

The election is won by the number of votes in the electoral college. Sometimes that gives an opposite result from the popular vote. The electoral college system is meant to keep the most populous states from controlling the election every time.

The red vs. blue county maps are just to indicate how large of a land area each party's support is. But that doesn't correspond to the population figures and how the final election results are determined.

Ordinarily, nearly the entire map being red would indicate that the conservative candidate should win every time. Cheating prevented that in the 2020 election and probably others in the past.

Obama won against McCain partly because real informed conservatives couldn't stand the thought of McCain being in charge, as he was a known traitor. Obama was mostly unknown at the time, so we took our chances. I think McCain was nominated just to get this result, which was meant to be part of a 16-year plan of destruction.

Did I overexplain it? I have Asperger's and can go on and on.

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Aspie 1 point ago +1 / -0

You can type random numbers in that the website, and it will give you a value of some random stock. I did not get a SSN at birth. I got one when I was just about old enough to get a job, as there was no reason to have one before that.

That all caps name crap is a lie. They claim your name is in all caps on your birth certificate and all bills too. My birth certificate was handwritten in cursive, no typing at all. Some of my bills have my name in initial caps and some in all caps. It's random. How your name is typed somewhere makes zero difference.

All of that and the related stuff is all crap and provably so.

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Aspie 1 point ago +1 / -0

That's not true. My birth certificate was only signed by the doctor who filled it out by hand. There was no "application."

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Aspie 2 points ago +2 / -0

I did the math. A 1400 mile tunnel 60x40 feet is 12,670,000 cubic feet. It would take over 11,000 tunnels that size to create a single cubic mile of waste. Spread over a good sized area, it wouldn't be noticeable.

Why do people say "do the math" when they never have, and their answers are so utterly wrong?

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