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omg its sickening. Have you seen the photos of Hunter Biden with under age girls and sniffing powder off their bums.
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Racist ex President, (the biggest loser in all things) is at it again.
Former President Donald Trump erroneously stated at a weekend meeting that public health authorities are denying white people the COVID-19 vaccine because of their race.
Trump speaking Saturday night in Florence, Arizona, accused liberals of “discriminating and demeaning” white Americans
“If you are white, you do not get the vaccine, or if you are white, you do not get therapy,” Trump said. “In the state of New York, if you’re white, go to the back of the queue to get medical health.”
Former President Donald Trump erroneously stated at a weekend meeting that public health authorities are denying white people the COVID-19 vaccine because of their race.
Trump speaking Saturday night in Florence, Arizona, accused liberals of “discriminating and demeaning” white Americans
“If you are white, you do not get the vaccine, or if you are white, you do not get therapy,” Trump said. “In the state of New York, if you’re white, go to the back of the queue to get medical health.”
That is stunning.
How does he get away with that in the 21st century?
I suppose it’s pandering to his redneck base.
Cant wait for his KKK rally. Maybe red bedsheets to represent MAGA?
Not a day passes that a little more hate is born in me for this man.
And yet they do.
And…. The scary thing is, ….. he could win the Presidency again.
In 2024 when hopefully the world is finally emerging from Covid and it’s variants. In a time that the world will need leadership and inclusion in the recovery process.
Anyone truly think Trump is the man to lead the new world?
They will.And as sure as night follows day,everything they say in defence of him will be the exact opposite of the truth.
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Sounds like s**t is going down with this rigged election. Trump will soon sweep back into power. Big news if true.
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Country with 200 million people and these 2 flogs are the best they can come up with
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You sound very authoritarian, Maggie
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330 million people.
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Trump slams Congressional hearings as ‘a smoke and mirrors show for the American people’
On election night, Donald Trump followed the advice of an “intoxicated” Rudy Giuliani to “just claim he won”, a Congressional hearing has been told.
JB1975
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There's some dangerous people in the world...
Trump slams Congressional hearings as ‘a smoke and mirrors show for the American people’
On election night, Donald Trump followed the advice of an “intoxicated” Rudy Giuliani to “just claim he won”, a Congressional hearing has been told.
Scott Morrison's more than a bit of a narcissist, but when the election is lost he concedes it and lets everyone know that he's done so. Democracy demands it.
Trump was indeed dangerous, and he's guilty of something more than a narcissistic dummy spit. He was willing to upend the Republic to satisfy his insatiable ego.
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When the religious fanatics get in a position of power you get amazing decisions like what just happened in the USA.
Its turning into a 3rd world country.
Its turning into a 3rd world country.
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Indeed. US of a hole.
Abortion will devolve to the States, become a plaything of nutters at a more local level.
Middle-class and upwards will find a way to terminate, no matter what State they live in.
Real losers will be the poor, who'll have to choose between a backyard abortion or having a child they can't afford and for which there is little state support.
Winners = religious windbags.
Abortion will devolve to the States, become a plaything of nutters at a more local level.
Middle-class and upwards will find a way to terminate, no matter what State they live in.
Real losers will be the poor, who'll have to choose between a backyard abortion or having a child they can't afford and for which there is little state support.
Winners = religious windbags.
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Roe v Wade
The more I've read, I realise that the implications of an overturned Roe v Wade are more horrifying than I first imagined.
The poor have already been suffering at the hands of religious extremist/anti-abortionists, but now the suffering can be spread more evenly, preventing the pregnant from travel among other things.
This isn't a return to 1973. The power of state surveillance and its network of pro-life lunatics presents a far bigger threat to women who cannot --for whatever reason-- commit to childbirth.
The kicker for me is that the religious belligerents are usually the same people who defend US gun culture, and the same people who demand that the government desist from measures of welfare and support.
Two-thirds of Americans supported Roe v Wade. Their country is under attack from fanatics, it is being hijacked, and I have zero confidence that they can turn the tide.
The more I've read, I realise that the implications of an overturned Roe v Wade are more horrifying than I first imagined.
The poor have already been suffering at the hands of religious extremist/anti-abortionists, but now the suffering can be spread more evenly, preventing the pregnant from travel among other things.
This isn't a return to 1973. The power of state surveillance and its network of pro-life lunatics presents a far bigger threat to women who cannot --for whatever reason-- commit to childbirth.
The kicker for me is that the religious belligerents are usually the same people who defend US gun culture, and the same people who demand that the government desist from measures of welfare and support.
Two-thirds of Americans supported Roe v Wade. Their country is under attack from fanatics, it is being hijacked, and I have zero confidence that they can turn the tide.
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This is not a comment on the implications - but every lawyer I have ever spoken to about Roe v Wade who was familiar with the original case(probably about 4 ppl) always maintained it was a flawed decision.
Seems that way to me too (but all I know about Constitutional law is that I would read a majority judgment along with the dissenting and think they were both right). This has basically put abortion into the States’ hands, just like here.
What was it, a 6-3 majority (3 of the majority appointed by Trump)?
The obvious problem is the nutbag states, not the Supreme Court decision.
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That pro-life and pro-gun beliefs can inhabit the same brain has always been a source of great confusion for me.
Dark times in the USA.
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Dark times on BF when an overlord thinks a few posts on RvW belong in the Trump thread.
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Those that voted to over-ride what they swore under oath that Roe v Wade was settled law is just another example that lies rule in the USA.
This where they are now.
So if a woman is raped at gunpoint and becomes pregnant, the gun is the most protected party in that situation.
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Maggie5
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Trump appointed two of those judges, McConnell one other.
Vicky Park is not derailing thread, still relevant.
JB1975
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I'm under-slept, haven't had Weet-Bix, and haven't had the coffee which can make these things better. There might be more incoherence than usual.
No one can pretend that the US judicial system isn't a farce, not least because it is embedded in politics. I can't comment on the particularities of Roe v Wade, except that I've also been given to understand that it took some creative reasoning to get there.
Without being able to comment of the particularities, I understand that the reasoning in Dobbs is just as weak as the case it overturns.
So yes, politics over jurisprudence. They can find enough plasticity within their Constitution to arm their citizens against each other, but they can no longer empower federal authority to secure women's rights to their own body.
What can we expect in a system where judges need the green light from a hopelessly partisan legislature? Where they are publicly grilled on their opinion on past decisions and for some sense of what they might do in the future?
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The decision the other day isn't a victory for the legal system; it's a win for religious zealotry.
Reproductive laws will devolve to the States, just like here, but the implications of that for the women in at least 20 States which don't have a Vic-style Menhennitt ruling to fall back on will be shitful.
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And as for why this discussion is taking place in a Trump thread, rather than (say) a random thread, is beyond my ability to fathom. But it at least fits the theme of our discussion: another shitful decision.
