Right wing - terrified of losing their rights, but want to take away everyone else's?

[C_Clayton_Jones]

Republicans and their endless threads, terrified their 2nd Amendment rights will be taken away.

Terrified that their right to discriminate thinking it's based on their religion will be gone forever.

Fearful that letting others have certain rights will infringe on their own.

Feel they are being targeted as they target others with voter suppression. Even when they know voter ID is only a very small part of what they are actually doing.

In fact, they even see children fleeing danger as a terrible threat. They are terrified of people they don't know, have never met and probably will never meet going into the future.

So where does this terrible fearfulness come from that their rights are going to be taken away? Why do they want to deny the rights of others? Is it a basic meanness? Selfishness? Belief in America is all about freedom and equality. What has replaced that belief in their minds? What are they so frightened of? And if it's not fear driving this Right Wing movement, what is it?

And exhibiting their hypocrisy in the process.

Most conservatives believe states can take from citizens their rights, ‘justified’ by the ‘will of the people’ - which of course is completely untrue.

But when it’s the ‘will of the people’ to enact firearm regulatory measures, all of a sudden the people have no such authority, and the courts are at liberty to strike down such laws.

Conservatives can’t have it both ways:

If the courts can strike down firearm regulatory measures repugnant to the Constitution – which they should very much do – then laws likewise violating a woman’s right to privacy should be struck down.

 

[Ozone]

Republicans and their endless threads, terrified their 2nd Amendment rights will be taken away.

Terrified that their right to discriminate thinking it's based on their religion will be gone forever.

Fearful that letting others have certain rights will infringe on their own.

Feel they are being targeted as they target others with voter suppression. Even when they know voter ID is only a very small part of what they are actually doing.

In fact, they even see children fleeing danger as a terrible threat. They are terrified of people they don't know, have never met and probably will never meet going into the future.

So where does this terrible fearfulness come from that their rights are going to be taken away? Why do they want to deny the rights of others? Is it a basic meanness? Selfishness? Belief in America is all about freedom and equality. What has replaced that belief in their minds? What are they so frightened of? And if it's not fear driving this Right Wing movement, what is it?

And exhibiting their hypocrisy in the process.

Most conservatives believe states can take from citizens their rights, ‘justified’ by the ‘will of the people’ - which of course is completely untrue.

But when it’s the ‘will of the people’ to enact firearm regulatory measures, all of a sudden the people have no such authority, and the courts are at liberty to strike down such laws.

Conservatives can’t have it both ways:

If the courts can strike down firearm regulatory measures repugnant to the Constitution – which they should very much do – then laws likewise violating a woman’s right to privacy should be struck down.

conservatives tend to read the constitution at face value, that is, ''shall not be infringed'' means ''shall not be infringed'', but this is not the case with liberals. it's impossible to trust anyone who is constantly redefining words without consulting you, wouldn't you say? what's the legal definition of the word ''sex'' this year, or do you just make that up as you go? apparently in canada you can get a dog to perform oral sex on you by smearing yourself with peanut butter and it's perfectly legal according to their definitions, so long as there's no penetration involved. is that what your gender identity is this week? should we allow canadian dog-fuckers into the ladies room now?

 

[Ray From Cleveland]

And exhibiting their hypocrisy in the process.

Most conservatives believe states can take from citizens their rights, ‘justified’ by the ‘will of the people’ - which of course is completely untrue.

But when it’s the ‘will of the people’ to enact firearm regulatory measures, all of a sudden the people have no such authority, and the courts are at liberty to strike down such laws.

Conservatives can’t have it both ways:

If the courts can strike down firearm regulatory measures repugnant to the Constitution – which they should very much do – then laws likewise violating a woman’s right to privacy should be struck down.

Where in hell is the woman's right to privacy covered in the US Constitution? It's not a constitutional issue--it's a moral issue.

States should have the right to forbid or allow goof balls entering women's rest room areas. It should not be dictated by the President of the United States.

 

[Ray From Cleveland]

Republicans and their endless threads, terrified their 2nd Amendment rights will be taken away.

Terrified that their right to discriminate thinking it's based on their religion will be gone forever.

Fearful that letting others have certain rights will infringe on their own.

Feel they are being targeted as they target others with voter suppression. Even when they know voter ID is only a very small part of what they are actually doing.

In fact, they even see children fleeing danger as a terrible threat. They are terrified of people they don't know, have never met and probably will never meet going into the future.

So where does this terrible fearfulness come from that their rights are going to be taken away? Why do they want to deny the rights of others? Is it a basic meanness? Selfishness? Belief in America is all about freedom and equality. What has replaced that belief in their minds? What are they so frightened of? And if it's not fear driving this Right Wing movement, what is it?

Can you explain what "rights" conservatives want to deny others?

Voting without proof of identity is not a right. It's a state issue that they have the right to regulate.

Foreigners (children or otherwise) have no right to illegally cross our borders for protection from their government. Yes, they can apply for such protection, but they can't just come here and demand it, and it's certainly no right of theirs.

 

[Muhammed]

Republicans and their endless threads, terrified their 2nd Amendment rights will be taken away.

Terrified that their right to discriminate thinking it's based on their religion will be gone forever.

Fearful that letting others have certain rights will infringe on their own.

Feel they are being targeted as they target others with voter suppression. Even when they know voter ID is only a very small part of what they are actually doing.

In fact, they even see children fleeing danger as a terrible threat. They are terrified of people they don't know, have never met and probably will never meet going into the future.

So where does this terrible fearfulness come from that their rights are going to be taken away? Why do they want to deny the rights of others? Is it a basic meanness? Selfishness? Belief in America is all about freedom and equality. What has replaced that belief in their minds? What are they so frightened of? And if it's not fear driving this Right Wing movement, what is it?

Just because you demonstrate to them that you are an idiot, does that fact necessarily mean that they are frightened of you?

THINK!