Word: deemed
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Anyone with an open mind grants the validity of your disagreement with the views of the Peninsula. Your demonization of opinions you deem isolated, especially when millions of people across the country off your Ivy League campus share them, actually marginalizes you, however...
...shall never apologize for writing that this group is manifestly opposed to traditional Christian values. "Christian values according to whom?" According to the revealed word of God, Josh. Not Gomes. God. Mr. Kaufman is also mistaken in believing that I want office space doled out only to group I deem to be politically correct. If that were the case, I'd have to evict the entire University...
However, in the instance that a player or team has seven consecutive points scored on them, the player(s) must adhere to the "Sack" rule, a rather crass rule which my editors deem unprintable...
Geographical proximity is only the primary issue of concern to those who desire hearty communal life. After all, we could envision concentric circles of strip malls and certainly we could not deem that a worthy town. The town must be a complex reflecting the diversity of individuals' social lives. In the village center, we must find outlets for civic passion, artistic expression, the appreciation of nature, the economic needs of the consumer, the elegance of society and the mixture of masses. Unfortunately, if you visit town nuclei outside decent cities like Cambridge, there is nothing there...
Still, a guiding insight of pragmatic liberalism is that criminals must nonetheless be punished. Increasingly, pragmatic liberalism may have to deem moral sanction warranted in the same sense. Of course, reasonable liberals can disagree about whether our social ills are really that serious. But they shouldn't talk as if the illness is grave but the cure is painless...