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That’s someone from the party of so-called pro life.
Stephen Miller sues the Biden administration for discrimination against white farmers.
“Your time is up,” said State Rep. Jack Ladyman (R) near the two-minute mark.
Can’t make that up.
Here’s the technology he should be using.
Oh, the irony… it burns.
Assuming that is accurate, every legislator in that room, and those officers deserve to be stripped of their power and privilege. What kind of fucking Democracy do they pretend they’re living in when they get to arbitrarily arrest dissenting voices?
I get that actually doing anything about this kind of abuse has a likelihood of much larger and more dire consequences at this point in time, but if we just stand for this shit because it’s too dangerous to go in and remove these criminals from their positions of power, I don’t see how change is possible.
I mean, you don’t have to change the script one bit to turn this scene into a “here’s how we show the audience that the bad guys are bad guys” scene in a movie.
Enforcing rules only against opposition in order to arrest them for actions you permit folks on your side of an issue to do? If there isn’t a law against that there damn well should be.
This is what happens when you let cousins marry. It IS Arkansas, after all. Generations of inbreeding has taken its toll.
I don’t like to jump to the “sue them” level, but this seems so blatantly discriminatory that he really should hire a lawyer.
Jeez, just add hillbilly shitkickers as a protected group. Dog knows they should be protected from themselves.
Dan
Orange County, CA county supervisor asks a doctor testifying before the board if vaccinations contain tracking chips.
I’ll give the guy the benefit of the doubt right now: it was a great idea to engage in such a public debunking.
That’s because it’s not just a tracking chip, it’s a mind control chip as well.
I am not worried: my hemocytes are wrapped in tin foil.
Was it an amused or “I can’t believe this shit” laugh or an evil, world conquering mastermind kind of laugh?
Wilhoit’s succinct sentence is both useful and plainly true. It is invaluable.
It does, however, leave out the element of psychopathy so obvious in the right’s reaction to transgender and other issues that make them feel scared in their special places.
That’s basically the entire point of “the rule of law, not of men [or women]”.
Selective enforcement is one of the hallmarks of dictatorships.
Lin Wood claims that he spent half an hour yesterday wandering through the White House looking for Joe Biden, then invited himself into the Oval Office and found Loser Donald sitting at the Resolute Desk.
This is new to me; does anyone have more on this moronic CT?