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IF we lose to Tennessee Saturday I will eat dog shit out of a red solo cup. Mark my words. Stein won’t lose to our little brother down there in Tennessee.

nothing new.

>At some point Trump will be gone, America will switch back to default settings I'm sorry but no. The America you know is gone. Its WASP norms are dead. We are a Latin American country now, and will accordingly be whipsawing bt socialism and fascism for the foreseeable future.

The Catholic Church is witnessing an unprecedented wave of interest and conversions across Scandinavia, particularly among young people disillusioned with secularism, sexual permissiveness and the breakdown of traditional family values. According to Norway's Council of Catholic Bishops, Catholic parishes are experiencing rising numbers of adult converts, confirmations and religious education enrollments, with some young people embracing Christianity after negative experiences with paganism and New Age spirituality. "This is one of the world's most secular regions, and many have tried out the predominant worldview and found it empty," said Ragnhild Aadland Høen, a spokeswoman for Norway's Catholic bishops. Similar developments are being reported in Sweden and Denmark, where growing numbers of people are discovering Catholicism through the internet and attending Mass in search of religious meaning. The Catholic Church now counts approximately 406,000 members across Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden, supported by 419 priests and 349 nuns. Its growth has also been driven by immigration from predominantly Catholic countries, particularly Poland. High-profile converts, including Norwegian Nobel Prize-winning author Jon Fosse and Swedish Cardinal Lars Anders Arborelius, have further increased the Church's visibility. "The Church clearly offers a different set of values from those of today's liberal, permissive society, and this is attracting people," said Sister Anna Mirijam Kaschner, secretary-general of the Nordic Bishops' Conference. Catholic leaders are now expanding evangelization efforts, with Oslo preparing its first diocesan synod and Sweden launching a nationwide course for prospective converts.

This is not a parody.

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