My favorite word is “floofy.”Vegas » 21 Apr 2022, 3:49 pm » wrote: ↑ I have proven your hypocrisy multiple times. As if I would expect you to admit it. Duh.
stop the mail in ballotsB.See » 05 Oct 2021, 2:49 am » wrote: ↑ In a speech as far back as April 11, 2014, President Barack Obama came right out and said what MOST of us knew to be true even BEFORE then. That voting rights are under a GOP attack.
Fact was the GOP has been attacking people's right to vote for sometime now, prior to the 2016 election, prior to the 2020 election, and continuing more in earnest now, even as we speak.
The conservative response is that the laws are necessary to address issues of "voter fraud" which in and of itself IS a FRAUDULENT ARGUMENT, created by the right in order to pass discriminatory legislation.
Nor is their attack upon the right to vote their ONLY attack upon civil rights. Because the GOP has also LONG been busy curtailing the rights of CERTAIN others as well.
APPARENTLY, if you don't see the world through their narrow minded conservatively MYOPIC point of view, you don't DESERVE rights.
WE (liberals) should be screaming, "STOP THE STEAL!"
Texas Republicans Are Pulling Out All the Stops to Dilute the Voting Power of People of Color – Mother Jones
Republicans Kicking Democrats Out Of Polling Locations
McConnell denied that GOP voting changes were racist — but a NC law just got knocked down as discriminatory - Alternet.org
Madison Cawthorn talks of 'bloodshed' over future elections while pushing voting lies - CNNPolitics
QOSHE - Emails, text messages undercut claim Florida’s election overhaul wasn’t political - Gary Fineout
The far-right insanity in Colorado is a symptom of something much deeper -- Americans should be on red alert - Raw Story
In the immediate circumstance, I have no argument against your position. I'm asking about Musk's role in our society in a larger context, and I am arguing that he is a mightly leaky vessel for the right to be loading with the precious cargo of its aspirations for a more just society. He's a money boy - part of the problem, not part of the solution.Neo » 26 Apr 2022, 6:45 am » wrote: ↑ He's obviously not anti large government but he has a history of being pro speech. Even speech that might hurt a feeling or two. I don't see him as a savior for the first ammendment but perhaps he can reverse the direction Twitter has taken over the past 6 years.
No, dilwad, the FOUNDERS has a far better belief that you don't seem to understand.....supraTruth » 27 Apr 2022, 9:23 am » wrote: ↑ See, it NEVER happened! Thanks to idiot republicons, TOO MANY IDIOT ******* HAVE GUNS!
Any war against Russia will go nuclear in days if not hours. Since WWII Russian controlled territory has been reduced in size by 3/4ths. Nato, uncoincidentally, has expanded more than that in the same period. Tell me about communist expansion again?Taipan » 09 May 2022, 4:56 pm » wrote: ↑ That is changing very quickly. NATO is arming-up, right now.
The NATO Brick-Wall will stop the Communist Aggression of power-hungry dictators
like Karl Marx, Joe Stalin, Nikita Khrushchev, & Vlad Putin.
WE (& Canada)...........are a part of NATO.
WE......will assist E.U. NATO with any problem that they run across.
"United we stand.......divided we fall".
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