Marener
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Authoritarians like you always want to stick their noses in other people’s business.Do you like it in your mouth or up your ass?
GFY
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Authoritarians like you always want to stick their noses in other people’s business.Do you like it in your mouth or up your ass?
No. I’m a constitutionalist.I see. So you're an anarchist.
So am I. I also am a law and order person. You're not.No. I’m a constitutionalist.
So were our founders.
I don’t want to do that.Wait, i thought you guys wanted to prosecute Trump for telling people to riot.
You’re a jack booted authoritarian. The constitution protects us from people like you.So am I. I also am a law and order person. You're not.
By "us", do you mean Black Lives Matter and Antifa?You’re a jack booted authoritarian. The constitution protects us from people like you.
No. I mean you proto-fascists.By "us", do you mean Black Lives Matter and Antifa?
What's a "proto-fascist"?No. I mean you proto-fascists.
At least the constitution should protect us unless you get your fellow proto-fascists to control the courts too.
Moroner, that is not a story! It was a fucking fact!Cool story.
How many were charged with assaulting a police officer?Many were beaten. It’s on video. But you think it’s okay to beat police because they were trained to be beaten.
There wasn’t any mob wearing Biden hats beating police for Biden. There’s a mob wearing Trump hats beating police for Trump.
A lot. Go count.How many were charged with assaulting a police officer?
They should only revisit cases that were clearly wrongly decided, like Plessy. Where the constitution was deliberately ignored.
There was no good reason to revisit Roe. Expecially after Kavanaugh, Gorsuch and Barrett all said it was the law of the land.
It was at the time. Fortunately, it is no longer.They should only revisit cases that were clearly wrongly decided, like Plessy. Where the constitution was deliberately ignored.
There was no good reason to revisit Roe. Expecially after Kavanaugh, Gorsuch and Barrett all said it was the law of the land.
The Constitution said "yes", dumbass!The people said no.
The people said no.
The people said no.
It hasn't functioned well. Other than the times it shits the bed and puts in someone who the people didn't want (I haven't even discussed JQ Adams and Benjamin Harrison, who were also pretty bad), it distorts democracy.
Instead of presidential candidates focusing on the good of the whole country, they focus on winning over a few swing states. If you lived in MS or IL, you barely knew a presidential election was going on in 2020. All the action happened in the five states that decided it, plus a couple others where Biden or Trump thought they had a chance of flipping. So really, we only had an election in 10 states. Why is Ethanol still a thing? Because we need to keep those corn farmers in Iowa happy.
That in turn, depresses the national vote. Only 66% of eligible voters voted in 2020. No reason why you should. In 2020, I went out and voted. But Biden was going to win IL, no matter what I did, Dick Durbin had token opposition that year, and my Congressman didn't even draw a Republican opponent. (The Libertarian racked up 20% of the vote from the usual inbreds who didn't want to vote for the guy with the funny Indian name.)
It has institutionalized the two party system by making it impossible for a third party to get any traction. Why? because at the end of the day, even though third parties poll well (Perot in 1992, Anderson in 1980) at the end of the day, people know that they aren't going to win. At best, they'll toss the election into congress. And we all whine every year about how we had to choose the lesser of two evils. (Except 2016, when some of you said, "Fuck it, go with the greater evil". )
It disenfranchises voters of color by giving more weight to predominately white states. Which is why the GOP has been about "White Grievance" since 1968. Trump just cranked it up to 11.
Thank God we are NOT a democracy!nope, that's not what the principles of a Democracy is. When people clearly reject someone, that should be the end of the story.
Protesting in front of SCOTUS's homes is protected by law. Don't like the law, get yourself arrested and challenge the law!Protesting on public property is protected by the first amendment.
Who wrote a law against it?I know they wrote a law against it.
That law is plainly unconstitutional.
I don’t believe in authoritarian fascist laws.
The law is discriminatory.Protesting in front of SCOTUS's homes is protected by law. Don't like the law, get yourself arrested and challenge the law!
He's not a SCOTUS justice, is he?Nope.
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Trump supporters hold rally outside Georgia secretary of state's home
Trucks flying Trump and "Stop the Steal" flags drove up and down the street honking their horns outside of Secretary Brad Raffensperger's property.www.fox5atlanta.com
It’s cool to intimidate Georgia’s Secretary of State if you’re conservative.