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Pope Francis appears to go full Biden October 26, 2020. Jon and Stephen definitely saw my sign! ten years later November 4, 2020. Joe Biden already forgot his own campaign slogan November 13, 2020. Facebook shouldn’t moderate content because it doesn’t really know anything November 19, 2020. Someone please explain to Trevor Noah how hurricanes work November 19, 2020. Blaming the Baby Yoda backlash on ‘liberals’ is telling on yourself November 19, 2020. The Mandalorian didn’t kill your favorite meme it just knit you a new one November 20, 2020. *Trying to split (pun intended) the difference between stoning them for homosexuality and burning them at the stake for heresy. Then again, maybe better not to give them any more ideas. The chromosome divides, multiply and thriveĪnd the strong survive, and the strong survive And to be fair, neither could Rap Genius, which seems to have settled on, “It is clear” - so you know it’s anything but - “that self-proclaimed atheist Stephen Jenkins is, through music, sharing some insightful views that are to some rather shocking.” But whatever else is in there, this particular audience could have really benefited from hearing the song’s refrain, a lyrical synopsis of natural selection: Gun to my head (and this is the RNC, so there very may well be one), I’m not sure I could tell you what Darwin is all about. But by the evening, the protests were breaking up.Setlist for at RNC Stephan condemned the GOP and yelled "raise your hand if you believe in science!" /C6DeHBRP5Fīut I have a different takeaway from that set-list: frontman Stephan Jenkins could have done so much more than just take the temperature of the room on science. More skirmishes broke out at one intersection. The demonstrators on Tuesday - including anti-Muslim protesters, religious conservatives and marchers decrying racism and "murder by police" - appeared outnumbered by law officers and members of the media.ĭemonstrators soon spilled into the streets, and some appeared to be making their way towards the convention arena before turning back. Minutes later, more officers on bicycles formed a line to separate a conservative religious group from a communist-leaning organisation carrying a sign that read, "America Was Never Great". Police on bicycles pushed back a surging crowd, and Jones was whisked away. One skirmish broke out when right-wing conspiracy theorist and radio show host Alex Jones started speaking in downtown's Public Square through a bullhorn. Protesters march through downtown Cleveland on the second day of the Republican National Convention (RNC) in Cleveland. Jenkins explained his opposition to the modern GOP in an opinion piece in 2012, saying the party was "dedicated to exclusion" and was on the wrong side of a range of issues, including civil rights, climate change, and evolution. Later, when someone Tweeted at the band that they had never been "more disappointed", the band replied: "good". "Raise your hand if you believe in science," the band's frontman Stephan Jenkins said at one point, according to the New York Daily News. The band accepted an invite to play at a charity event being held near the RNC on Tuesday night only to show up and refuse to play any of the memorable older material for the largely Republican audience, instead taking on the party's views on science and making statements in support of gay rights. They're back in the news today though and trending on social media thanks to what people are calling a major "troll" of the Republican Convention. 
You may not have heard much from the band Third Eye Blind since their biggest hit song "Semi-Charmed Life" back in 1997.
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