Victor Frankenstein

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Is Capital punishment a fair legal practice or it contradicts human rights?

Anish Asokan @RevivedWarrior (2485) • India 15 Sep

Death penalty is the highest punishment possible in criminal justice. It has been abolished in certain states in US and in certain countries. Many support capital punishment to most heinous crimes such as murder, serving as a...

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Victor Frankenstein My problem with the death penalty is a very simple one. Nobody has yet devised a perfect justice system. Mistakes get made, and innocent people are sometimes condemned. Sometimes they're even deliberately framed. If you send an innocent person to jail and...

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Who will win the 2024 United States elections?

Gonzalo Fiege @Gonzaloagustin1 (14) • Bahia Blanca, Argentina 11 Sep

Who do you think will win the elections in the United States in 2024? In my opinion Trump will win, in fact I hope so, I have made several bets in his favor, so if he wins I will win a lot of money????????????

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Victor Frankenstein Based on the recent polls, if it's a relatively honest election, VP Harris will probably win. If there's large scale election fraud in key states, then the Heritage Foundation puppet Trump will probably "win". Time will tell.

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Claire knows her name

NJ Chicaa @NJChicaa (120122) • United States 15 Sep

It always amazes me how pets just learn their names. Say something often enough and they pick up on it I guess. Charlie came to me at almost a year old so he already knew his name. Adso came here at 8 weeks old and he picked up...

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Victor Frankenstein That's a lovely little kitten. Cats are pretty intelligent considering how small their brains are. It's not just that they can recognise their names. The cat that often sleeps overnight in my house wakes me up when she wants to go out in the morning - but...

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Now they are claiming that immigrants are eating geese

NJ Chicaa @NJChicaa (120122) • United States 15 Sep

There is no bottom to how stupid MAGA conspiracies can be. First you had Trump out there yelling about supposed illegal immigrants eating the pet cats and dogs of Springfield Ohio. None of it was true--the cats and dogs were fine...

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Victor Frankenstein It beats me how these clowns still get the level of support that they do.

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Child-less cat ladies are destroying the country. . . according to JD Vance

NJ Chicaa @NJChicaa (120122) • United States 24 Jul

At least that is what he said a few years ago before being elected and eventually selected as Trump's vice president candidate. Yup. JD Vance said that women like Kamala Harris, AOC, and even Pete Buttigieg (not a woman) were...

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Victor Frankenstein I've heard it said that bad managers deliberately hire people who are less intelligent than themselves, in order to feel more secure. I get the impression that Trump is a very, very insecure individual.

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Calling Kamala Harris a DEI hire is racist

NJ Chicaa @NJChicaa (120122) • United States 24 Jul

Yeah we can see through that dogwhistle. Yes she is a black/Asian woman who is currently the US Vice President. Racist Republicans have been quick to say she was a DEI hire. (Diversity, equity, and inclusion) that’s the new term...

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Victor Frankenstein Racist and sexist. There's been some really vile garbage circulating on Facebook for the last couple of days. Trump's crowd seem to think that the way to win an election is to make up any old libellous garbage about the opposition, instead of debating...

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When was the last time you held a book in your hand?

Always smiling @allknowing (137781) • India 20 Jun

I am asking this because ever since I got addicted to the Internet I hardly read from any book I was a voracious reader once upon a time and spent hours over them. I even watched movies based on the books I read. What is your...

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Victor Frankenstein Teatime. I was reading a detective novel while I was eating. Although I spend a lot of time on the internet these days, any time I'm away from the computer screen I'm likely to be reading. it's been a habit of mine since I was a kid.

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NJ is moving to revoke 2 of Trump's 3 liquor licenses now that he is a convicted felon

NJ Chicaa @NJChicaa (120122) • United States 1 Jul

Yeah they can't have them in this state after felony convictions and Trump recently racked up 34 of those in the NY falsified documents case. He has 3 golf clubs in NJ. The 3rd one just recently had the license...

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Victor Frankenstein No worries. If he wins the election, he'll be able to run a speakeasy in the White House and the law won't be able to touch him.

3 Jul

What if Biden acts like Trump? Who do you want him to arrest?

josefina @josie_ (10032) • Philippines 1 Jul

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that Donald Trump cannot be prosecuted for actions that were within his constitutional powers as president. They gave Trump a free pass (presidential immunity) to evade prosecution from his pending...

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Victor Frankenstein I've thought for a while that the American political system is broken, but I underestimated just how badly broken it is. This is the final nail in the coffin. The US is no longer a constitutional republic, it's an elective dictatorship. This is a much...

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Have you tried gambling?

Diana @dya80dya (36774) 25 May

I made a mistake recently. Because I have depression I don't make good decisions. I earned some money completing surveys and found a game on that site. It was like a game, but later I discovered it was gambling. I could earn more...

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Victor Frankenstein We all make bad choices. Think of it as a lesson learned.

27 May

Trump Humiliated. Why did he go to the Libertarian convention?

The Horse @TheHorse (220245) • Walnut Creek, California 26 May

Libertarians are an interesting group. They want government out of our lives as much as possible. But I believe they also stand for basic American values. Trump went to Libertarian convention begging for votes, and wound up...

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Victor Frankenstein I hadn't heard about this, but I just nipped over to YouTube to watch a news report about it. He seems to have got the sort of reception I'd expect. And why in Hades would Libertarians let Trump speak at their convention in the first place?

27 May

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How often do you read a book?

John nyambegera @thebos (5960) • Kisumu, Kenya 16 May

Hello friends It is a chilly night here, and my dinner is almost ready. As we were preparing our dinner a question ran across my mind, when did I hold a book to read? To my surprise, I could not even remember because most of...

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Victor Frankenstein I almost always have a book to read. It's a habit, if I've got nothing else to do I'll read. When I go to work, I take a packed lunch and a book. I read while I'm eating my lunch, and if there's a conversation going on I'll sometimes split my attention...

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Trump is already finding excuses not to participate in next month's debate

NJ Chicaa @NJChicaa (120122) • United States 18 May

I called it. As soon as he responded to Biden's debate challenge ad I said that he wouldn't actually do it. He can't. He stumbles, slurs, and says the most insane things. There is a reason why the campaign hasn't had him do many...

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Victor Frankenstein I think a valid reason for Trump not to debate Biden would be if he was "otherwise detained". But the justice system seems to be taking its time organising that.

18 May

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60th Anniversary of the Original Star Trek is Coming up

celticeagle @celticeagle (168256) • Boise, Idaho 29 Jan

On September 8, 1966 "Star Trek: The Original Series" aired on NBC. It only ran for three years but it has changed the face of science fiction forever. Sadly most of the original actors have passed away. Leonard Nimoy died in 2015...

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Victor Frankenstein I'd say I'm a casual fan. I probably first saw the series when i was about 5, and I'll always watch it if it's on. They managed to get the right combination of good scripts and likeable characters.

11 Apr

Republicans want to rename Dulles International Airport after Trump. Democrats suggest renaming a Miami prison for him.

NJ Chicaa @NJChicaa (120122) • United States 5 Apr

Seriously. Republicans in Congress have put forth legislation to rename Dulles International Airport in Washington DC after Trump. That of course is never going to fly. (no pun intended) In response Democrat representatives Jared...

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Victor Frankenstein Other things they could name after Donald Trump: A toxic waste dump. A nuclear test site. The mass of plastic and other waste that's collected in the middle of the Sargasso Sea. The hole in the ozone layer.

10 Apr

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Is This A Good or a Bad Thing?

OceanTiara @RebeccasFarm (90474) • Arvada, Colorado 25 Mar

What do you think about this? I wish I could call my creditors and say hey, I'll pay you back later. Well, just sayin'. So how do you think he will get this money huh?

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Victor Frankenstein Money and connections. Considering he was caught red-handed with a house full of stolen classified documents, anyone else would have been working on their stripey suntan by now.

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Does anyone else here sell on eBay?

Fleur @Fleura (30541) • United Kingdom 13 Sep 22

I have sold odds and ends on eBay for several years now. Things that I know a charity shop would never bother with (or simply couldn’t take) but that I’m sure someone out there must want. All kinds of things from vintage vacuum...

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Victor Frankenstein I've been selling on Ebay part-time for years, and tor the past few years there's been a slow decline. And in January I've had no sales at all! It does seem that Ebay's no longer a good place for small sellers, especially if you're selling something niche....

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World cat day

Manuela Lopes @nela13 (58720) • Portugal 17 Feb

Today is World Cat Day, but it seems that our kitties have the right to more than one day a year to celebrate because there is more than one day dedicated to felines on the calendar, February 17th, February 20th, and August 8th....

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Victor Frankenstein Nice looking moggie! I don't have a cat myself, but the neighbour's cat keeps coming over to sleep - I've no idea why. I don't think I've ever met a cat I didn't like.

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Trump has launched a line of gaudy gold high top sneakers

NJ Chicaa @NJChicaa (120122) • United States 18 Feb

Yup. Supposed billionaire Trump has launched a line of high top sneakers that are of course gold. They are as gaudy and gross as his NYC triplex. Interestingly they are named "Never Surrender Hi-Tops". Wasn't that Ron DeSantis'...

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Victor Frankenstein Footware for the discerniing billionaire who might have to do a runner at any time. Actually, if I was Trump I would have started running months ago. Maybe to Argentina or Paraguay.

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I will have to read again The Da Vinci code.

marguicha @marguicha (223776) • Chile 23 Jan

I was mylotting while I ate my grapes when I also started to play with the remote control. And there was The Da Vinci code on TV. I remember that when I read the book many years ago I loved it. It was exciting and interesting....

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Victor Frankenstein I read the book years ago, and I think I've seen the film, but I've got to admit that I don't remember much about them. The book's a definite page-turner, very well-paced, but I found it pretty far-fetched.

27 Jan