Merci , je vais faire cela . <| sep |> I have an interview in an hour , I don ' t have a notebook . I have never wanted a notebook more in my life than I do now . <| sep |> Even here 44 % denied theory well into the season despite massive discussion <| sep |> It ' s not really hard to proc 4 ticks of your E on a tank as they ' re probably the front line , and it would hurt them the most . 25 % armor reduction is no joke , and if you pair a caitlyn who can easily reach the opposing front lines , then I ' d imagine the tanks just melting on the spot . <| sep |> reading of the comment 9 huWlXFA 1 sfeatureyoutu . be <| sep |> JFK was a liberal Catholic in the 60 s , which is equivalent to being a racist , xenophobic , misogynist right now vis a vis perceived deplorability , hence his assassination . I mean , he was shot by an individual who was then also assassinated and there ' s no reason to think the man was shooting him because he was too liberal certainly not , as someone has already explained Oswald ' s personal ideaology or Catholic . Certainly that assassination was not a sign of a lack of popularity . At the time he was killed , he had an approval rating still well above Trump ' s or modern day lows though it was a slider to a degree . 1963 wasn ' t his best year . I agree he ' s more popular in retrospect , but you can ' t say he was ever as unpopular as someone like George W . Bush even . He also has a really good popularity average overall compared to modernday Presidents . But it was a different era . As to this , JFK was a liberal Catholic in the 60 s , which is equivalent to being a racist , xenophobic , misogynist right now vis a vis perceived deplorability , hence his I think this is a weird equivalency . But thank you for clarifying , I suppose . There are other Presidents , who were unpopular for their actions and actually unpopular , not just assassinated that make more sense to me . The JFK example seems more relatable to Obama a vocal population hates him because he ' s African American and elite or African American and liberal or whatever . I don ' t see a real equivalency between hating someone for their words and actions and being prejudiced against Catholics . That hysteria existed , but it also didn ' t really make JFK unpopular per se . Fwiw , I can ' t find JFK ' s numbers as PresidentElect pretaking office but when he first took office , his numbers were in the 70 s popularitywise . So certainly a lot of the country accepted a Catholic liberal .