Voting Republican this term may end up changing the US Constitution to help the Far Right ideas

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Clearly you do.

Unkotare211221-#30 “What stage of development a person is at is no justification for killing unless you accept the notion that it's 'ok' to kill a 20 year old, but not a 40 year old.”

NFBW 220814-#4,813 “That is some plenty crappy logic Unkotare since never in the history of womankind has there been either a 20 year old or a 40 year old living inside of a human being of the female gender, without the ability to oxygenate their own blood..”


NFBW: If it is clear then you could explain exactly what a “pro-death position” is exactly because it sounds like religious zealotry has overtaken your mind or something like it it, causing you to stick your self-righteous nose into every menstruating female’s private parts and uterus, with Taliban demands that the government gets their nose in there with your nose. END2211052353

 

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Gay, huh?

No. Do you hope Herschel Walker gets defeated after having murdered at least two babies if you believe individual personhood and viability to exist successfully outside the womb starts at fertilization?

 

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NFBW: Can any or all of you ding CarsomyrPlusSix or Unkotare refute what yiostheoy had to say back when Americans were deciding between pro-choice Clinton and formerly pro-choice Trump to be the leader of the free world.

yiostheoy 160917-#1 “Scientifically there are no data (note that data is a plural word, and datum is the singular) which tell us either way if an unborn fetus is a conscious living being or not. From science we draw a blank.”​

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NFBW: Can any or all of you ding CarsomyrPlusSix or Unkotare refute what yiostheoy had to say back when Americans were deciding between pro-choice Clinton and formerly pro-choice Trump to be the leader of the free world.

yiostheoy 160917-#1 “Scientifically there are no data (note that data is a plural word, and datum is the singular) which tell us either way if an unborn fetus is a conscious living being or not. From science we draw a blank.”​

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That’s up to the legislatures to decide.

 

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he pharmaceutical company Eli Lilly was one of the most vocal opponents of a sweeping anti-abortion law that passed in its home state of Indiana, last August, saying that the measure would make it hard to attract talent and would force it to look outside the state for growth.
But in the weeks and months that followed, Lilly continued to financially support Republican candidates and politicians who support bans on abortion across the country, including many who celebrated the reversal of Roe v Wade.

It was not alone.

A Guardian analysis of other major US companies’ political donations shows that those who suggested they would help female employees skirt statewide abortion bans, by offering to pay for out-of-state medical costs for those seeking abortions in states where the option was illegal, continued to financially back candidates who have called for abortion bans. They include Meta, the company that owns Facebook, Comcast, Citigroup, AT&T, and Amazon.

(full article online)

These companies claim to support abortion rights. They are backing anti-abortion Republicans

An analysis of major companies’ donations, including Meta and Amazon, reveals donations to candidates calling for banning the procedure

www.theguardian.com

 

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That’s up to the legislatures to decide

NFBW: On who’s authority can legislators decide a scientific result either way if an unborn fetus is a conscious living being or not by majority rule. Your opinion is of zero value to the scientific answer. It is a white Christian based religious majority yearning for political earthly power that leads you to your opinion. It is not science. It cannot be science. END 2211061110

 

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President Joe Biden lashed out during a speech Saturday in Illinois at protesters labeling his policies “socialism” as “idiots.”

He then pointed out that Republicans are out to gut vital social service programs like Social Security that are so American that the nation has had it for 87 years.

Biden blasted the signs brandished by protesters saying “socialism sucks” outside an elementary school auditorium in Joliet where he spoke.

“I love those signs when I came in — socialism. Give me a break, what idiots,” he said to laughter and applause.

He then launched an attack on Republican plans to dismantle bedrock programs like Social Security and Medicare that Americans, including the protesters, likely rely on.

“Social security and Medicare are more than government programs; they’re a promise. ... Work hard and contribute and when the time comes, things will be easier for you,” he said in his speech. “It’s a rock-solid guarantee, an iron-clad commitment. Generations of Americans have counted on it, and it works.”

(full article online)

Biden Snaps At 'Idiot' Protesters Branding Him A Socialist

The president was making a speech in Joliet, Illinois, where he warned of GOP plans to dismantle programs like Social Security and Medicare.

news.yahoo.com

 

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Keep trying to convince yourself that your pro-death position isn't inherently immoral.

Why is it immoral? Please explain?

 

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[ One's health care decisions in the hands of politicians ]

Florida medical board bans gender-affirming care for trans youth

After failing to pass laws banning all gender-affirming care for minors through the state legislature, Gov. Ron DeSantis turned to the state medical board he conveniently stacked with rubber-stamping Republican allies to yet again strip private medical decision-making from parents, families, and individuals who clearly need overzealous, dogmatic nannies to protect them from themselves.

Florida medical board votes to ban gender-affirming care for trans youth

This rule is expected to be legally challenged.

www.axios.com

 

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[ Corporations, NOT Biden........fueling inflation ]

House Analysis Confirms Corporations Use 'Cover of Inflation to Raise Prices Excessively'

"It is unacceptable that certain companies and industries are engaged in extreme price hikes under the cover of inflation," said Rep. Raja Krishnamoorthi as his subcommittee released a new analysis.

www.commondreams.org

 

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Why is it immoral? Please explain?

Why pro-death isn’t immorarl?

 

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a bully at school tormenting you over and over, an abusive stepdad, your dick manager who acted like a petty tyrant all the time. Remember what that felt like. That feeling of constantly screaming inside. The sting of tears. The anger. The days you (2/5)

hated being you and wished you could be someone else or just die, because it would stop. Stripping away women’s ability to be in charge of their own bodies does the same kind of damage—but in a bigger way and for the rest of their lives. Think about (3/5)

how it would feel if every guy at school had bullied you, and you were trapped there, like a bad dream, for the next 10, 20, 50 years. How would you feel if you were still stuck living with the abusive stepdad and could never leave? (4/5)

Don’t be like that. Don’t make the world like that. Be the kid who stepped in and told them to fucking knock it off. The one who sticks up for millions of women all at once. On Nov. 8th you can be the bully, the abusive stepdad, or you can be the good guy instead. (5/5)

 

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Much of the income is dark money, with the origins hidden. CMD has managed to identify some key donors – among them the Mercer Family Foundation set up by reclusive hedge fund manager Robert Mercer, and a couple of groups run by Leonard Leo, the mastermind behind the rightwing land grab in the federal courts.

More than $1m (£880,265) has also been donated in the form of Bitcoin.

The attraction to these groups and donors of pursuing a states route to rewriting the US constitution is easily explained. Over the past 12 years, since the eruption of the Tea Party in 2010, Republican activists have deployed extreme partisan gerrymandering to pull off an extraordinary takeover of state legislatures.

Bannon is not finished: his ‘precinct strategy’ could alter US elections for years
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In 2010, Republicans controlled both chambers of just 14 state legislatures. Today, that number stands at 31.

“Republicans are near the high watermark in terms of their political control in the states, and that’s why the pro-Trump rightwing of the party is increasingly embracing the constitutional convention strategy,” said Arn Pearson, CMD’s executive director.

Should a convention be achieved, the plan would be to give states one vote each. There is no legal or historical basis for such an arrangement but its appeal is self-evident.

Inside Steve Bannonâs âdisturbingâ quest to radically rewrite the US constitution

By taking over state legislatures, Republicans hope to pass conservative amendments that cannot be electorally challenged

www.theguardian.com

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This is serious. The Far Right are basically religious extremists and others with extremists views to change the politics of the US to the way they want it, keeping all other Parties from possibly ever achieving the passing of Human and Civil Rights or the Presidency again.

Voting for the Republicans thinking they will improve people's economy, etc, is only giving them the tools to achieve all of their goals.


Voting in 2022, and possibly in 2024, for economic reasons only, is not the way the voters will hopefully go.


Without our Human and Civil Rights in place by law, the economic costs do become higher to most people who cannot afford paying certain health issues, etc. Discriminations of all kinds, Racism, Homophobia, and many other forms only grow.
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Since Trump took office in January 2017, his administration has worked aggressively to turn back the clock on our nation’s civil and human rights progress. Here’s how.

Trump Administration Civil and Human Rights Rollbacks

Documenting the Trump administration’s across-the-board assault on civil and human rights.

civilrights.org

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Do the proper research. There is still time before November 8.

Please, do not vote only based on economy, inflation and crime, which Republicans are allegedly said to be good at. Think about where voting Republican could possibly lead this country into in a few years.

There are a lot of Billionaires and others who want the Republicans in power, so that they will continue to do what they are used to doing, which is not care about the population, about climate change, people's health, voting rights, etc.

Republicans want an end to Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid. Can anyone afford to not have any of those if they need it, as the first two they receive them by right after a certain age?

Republicans, the PARTY which TAKES, and TAKES AWAY from the population. And give mostly to those who already have a lot of everything.

Think, before voting. Thank you.

From the Party that subverted the Amendment process and had SCOTUS revamp the Constitution, that's hilarious!

 

[Sixties Fan]

Texas Republicans bankrolled by Christian conservative donors are hoping to ride a wave of parental anger over the teaching of race and sexuality in schools to achieve what has long been an unattainable goal: state funding for private education.

Groups committed to giving parents the option of sending their children to private schools using taxpayer dollars — sometimes known as “school choice” or “vouchers” — have given millions of dollars to Republican candidates in Texas this year, helping to win key races and pushing some establishment lawmakers further to the right on the issue. Republican Gov. Greg Abbott recently pledged to make school choice a priority in the next legislative session if he wins re-election over Democratic challenger Beto O’Rourke.


As a result, political observers say, public school funding is effectively on the ballot Tuesday.

The push for private school vouchers has been funded in large part by Defend Texas Liberty, a Christian nationalist-aligned political action committee led by a former far-right Republican state lawmaker and bankrolled by a pair of West Texas billionaires. The PAC has spent nearly $10 million this year, largely backing candidates who support public funding for private education and attacking those who oppose it, according to an NBC News analysis of Texas Ethics Commission campaign finance reports and data compiled by the nonprofit OpenSecrets.

Defend Texas Liberty did not respond to messages requesting interviews with PAC leaders.

Brandon Rottinghaus, a political scientist at the University of Houston, said big spending by groups like Defend Texas Liberty and local fights over the way schools address racism, history and LGBTQ identities have “softened the ground” for school privatization — in Texasand nationally.

“These groups have been demonizing what is being taught in public schools, and that’s the fastest way to erode faith that public schools work,” Rottinghaus said. “Whether it’s true or not is irrelevant. If people believe that it’s true, then it’s politically potent.”

Defend Texas Liberty gave $3.6 million to former state lawmaker Don Huffines, an Abbott primary challenger who ran a campaign promising to crack down on medical care for transgender children, require the teaching of creationism in public schools and give parents government money to send their children to private schools. (Abbott publicly came out in support of private school vouchers two months after winning the primary with 66.5% of the vote.)

(full article online)

Texas billionaires are spending millions to support private school vouchers

School board wars over Covid safety measures and race have “softened the ground” for school choice. Now groups like Defend Texas Liberty are spending big to get the policy across the finish line.

www.nbcnews.com

 

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