You're so sharp, you'll have guesses at how these are done.
I don't. Too fast! Can't try!
(About) two years ago (not) today, we had one of our funnest, liveliest meta's ever.
But then we know that this has been done in slave-cultures; we know it was done in our own. Blacks were defined as less than fully human. Therefore, they could be bought and sold, and used as tools. Nor was that a new attitude. I remember when studying the Greek word doulos ("slave") decades ago I happened on a statement by Aristotle, that (from memory) a tool was a doulos apsuchon, and a slave was an organon empsuchon — that is, a tool was a slave without life, without a soul; and a slave was a tool with a soul.
She screams in pain, and he laughs and laughs and laughs. It is clear that she is both hurt and scared, and he just can't stop laughing. I bailed before it was done, because frankly it just horrified me. I hope someone is telling her to get away from that creature. As for him, I hope... well, I hope the sorts of things you'd suspect a guy would hope for such a creep.

"Blah blah blah Bush’s fault blah blah blah inherited problem blah blah blah I intellectually grasp the pain you think you have blah blah blah doing all I can blah blah blah hang in there blah blah blah you need me blah blah blah massive totalitarianizing 'fixes' blah blah blah tough talk to my enemies, foreign and domestic blah blah blah GodYou can also get multiple generated boards HERE.rubber-stamp my plansbless America."
Side-note: that led me to a really snotty, condescending obituary for E. J. Young, written by F. F. Bruce. Most of you won't care. Older and more theologically-trained perhaps will note both names. Young is a hero of mine, Bruce was. Bruce was a consummate scholar, but also a consummate dissembler, to be blunt. Bruce so phrased himself that he had a large evangelical following who didn't know that he denied Pauline authorship of the Pastorals, Daniel's authorship of Daniel, the unity of Isaiah, and on and on. So in this obituary, Bruce poses as praising Young — but he's really lecturing and scolding him. It's offensive.The Biblical studies site similarly has an assortment of tools. For instance, he has a truckload of resources on Proverbs (— though, unaccountable, Bradshaw has overlooked a critical master's thesis and series of lectures related to Proverbs, as well as a series of indispensable blog posts).
Well, was Tebow some powerful person who took advantage of his high and trusted office to use a subordinate woman as his sexual plaything, and then urge other subordinate women to perjure themselves to save his career?Terry O'Neill, the president of the National Organization for Women, said she had respect for the private choices made by women such as Pam Tebow but condemned the planned ad as "extraordinarily offensive and demeaning."She really said that. I added the emphases, but did not make that up. Did Ms. O'Neill's brain explode after that feat of logicide? The narrative does not relate.
"That's not being respectful of other people's lives," O'Neill said. "It is offensive to hold one way out as being a superior way over everybody else's."
That was a pretty stacked condition to set, I think, depending on how you view it. Homosexuals already are free to marry, at least in every state of the Union. That is, if they find a willing and eligible member of the opposite sex, they may marry. The present temper tantrum is over their failure to force the nation to redefine "marriage" to apply to their particular form of ruinous perversion.