Post ARmtFg5cl9XdjToAb2 by pyotr@social.quodverum.com
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(DIR) Post #ARakztZniYkbOhMq80 by Debradelai@social.quodverum.com
2023-01-13T06:25:42Z
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@pyotr Funny how you can use 1% to define the whole.
(DIR) Post #ARiRwuIkDq5QucvkB6 by pyotr@social.quodverum.com
2023-01-16T23:29:51Z
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@Debradelai 1% is always a good first start.But never mind, the appointemnt of Fetterman has nothing to do with the credibility of the Senate elections, or Pennsylvania elections in general.
(DIR) Post #ARiSWQDvWmcg3LbzNo by Debradelai@social.quodverum.com
2023-01-16T23:36:22Z
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@pyotr Your level of bullshit to justify your fallacy is concerning.1% means you are generalizing from the particular, a fallacy most favored by Jesuits and other intellectually challenged cretins.And, no. Fetterman was not appointed, nincompoop, he was elected. Perhaps you should read some to eventually learn why it's different.His election says NOTHING about Senate elections in say, Florida, or anywhere else, nor is it a commentary on any orher election...even in PA.Same fallacy.
(DIR) Post #ARmtFg5cl9XdjToAb2 by pyotr@social.quodverum.com
2023-01-19T02:54:44Z
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@Debradelai okay,nothing to worry about. good to hear.Now I can go back to trying to determine when (if) the Roman Army dropped the "SPQR" logo from their shields.
(DIR) Post #ARoBcK2qscYiM6Q1g0 by Debradelai@social.quodverum.com
2023-01-19T17:55:13Z
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@pyotr That should keep you occupied, since the letters were 1. Not a logo but an acronym.2. Roman soldiers never carried shields with acronyms.3. While it is possible that some standards were so inscribed by Constantine in the 300s, there is no evidence outside of video games.Senatus PopulusQue Romanus' acronym became more popular in Mussolini's day.So go. Chase the elusive SPQR.