They published this a year later. theonion.com/ho-ho-ho-i-s...

I think you're right. The "NOVA 220" postmark is from a facility in northern Virginia. A letter sent from New York wouldn't have it. www.springfieldstampclub.org/presentation...

It really shouldn't be controversial to say this, but the average European is way more racist than the average American. A lot of the real issues with immigrants in Europe are caused by their racism, but they have an astounding lack of self-awareness about it.

Of course it's different when you're talking about a totalitarian state with massive propaganda campaigns to demonize Jews. I'm talking about democratic or semi-democratic societies where secularization happened organically.

Yet despite that, most people who believed in racial anti-Semitism were religious. It's not a huge leap from believing Jews are eternally responsible for the death of Jesus to thinking they are intrinsically evil as a race.

I have my doubts it will get as bad as pre-WWII levels, simply because secular anti-Semitic ideas appealed to most people in the Western world because they already believed Jews were Christ-killers. That is not the case anymore, especially since Westerners are still becoming less religious.

Prepare for age gap discourse to get even more unhinged.

I assumed the implication was that all the government employees would have to move. From what I remember, they make up a large percentage of Tehran's population.

I had a Japanese teacher who called it "The Angry Grape."

It was actually his stepmother.

Bill Kristol’s father, Irving Kristol, was a Trotskyist before he helped launch neoconservatism.

I have to disagree. Coding involves a lot of trial and error, and there are often multiple solutions to problems.