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 on: Today at 07:02:28 PM 
Started by Born to Slay. Forced to Work. - Last post by Frodo
I forgot they were a state.  Tongue

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 on: Today at 07:00:25 PM 
Started by Ferguson97 - Last post by Born to Slay. Forced to Work.
Looking at the details of the case, it is hardly black and white.

The "Stand Your Ground" law came into play with regard to self-defence.

Stand Your Ground laws are not evenly applied and are known to favor white men more so then everyone else. It’s often a white men get out of jail free card (see Rittenhouse).

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 on: Today at 06:58:19 PM 
Started by Landslide Lyndon - Last post by Landslide Lyndon
Upside-down flag is the universal symbol of distress. It has also (ironically) reportedly been used as a protest against the decision that overturned Roe v Wade. I know the date and time of when the flag was flown matters, but this is ridiculous.

It was also common after Trump was elected in 2016.

Exactly my point, there's no need to read into this as anything more than a statement of displeasure at the result. Now, that does raise another question about whether that kind of statement is appropriate from a Supreme Court Justice, but it's not the same as supporting "Stop the Steal".

Alito isn't an unknown quantity we are just getting acquainted with. He's been a SCOTUS justice almost twenty years. Everybody but the most naive understands what the meaning of this gesture was.

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 on: Today at 06:58:01 PM 
Started by Arizona Iced Tea - Last post by Frodo
Trump represents Machismo to Latino men every bit as much to Gringos. 

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 on: Today at 06:54:34 PM 
Started by jojoju1998 - Last post by Landslide Lyndon
The Catholic Church runs of the largest charities globally ever.

Maybe. But in the US they seem to care almost exclusively about politics and imposing their views to other people (much like southern Evangelicals do). That has been true ever since the Legion of Decency which decided what movies should be shown in cinemas and how they should depict not only the Catholic church itself but everything, from sex to profanity.

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 on: Today at 06:51:18 PM 
Started by SnowLabrador - Last post by Dan the Roman
My father is shaky. He has decided "it might be better for the country if Trump won"  but voting for him is a bridge too far. He has voted Democratic since 1988.

I work in a GOP office and Biden probably won 45% here in 2020. He will be lucky to get 15% in 2024. And this is fairly representive of those who are Republicans for ideological/policy reasons rather than vibes but felt Trump personally was unfit.

Biden has offered them 0. Nada. He has simultaneously run the most partisan administration in American history when it comes to appointments/governance, while also running the most leftwing.

Every single Republican and Conservative I know(and I am not counting people who agree with MSNBC on everything- ie pro-choice, Ukraine flags, pro trans) but are currently active politically, despises Biden and this administration.  They don't dislike it. They aren't disappointed. They despise it, and believe the country may not survive it.

Now for those who felt Trump was unfit and January 6th along with the two months preceding it were a traumatic experience this presents a quandary. But at the moment this group, which lent Biden their votes in 2020 and in some cases voted Democin 2022 is leaning towards Trump. And for most it's Trump or a write-in. They will never vote for Biden again.

That's DC Republican circles + tech for you though. So maybe not Biden's target swing voters.

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 on: Today at 06:49:28 PM 
Started by Open Source Intelligence - Last post by Fuzzy Bear
There shouldn't be a partisan narrative. The problem is that the lab claim was made prior to the emergence of evidence. Asking questions is one thing, but you don't get points for guessing sh!t. It's also pretty tacky to be using this pandemic to score political points. I have my share of complaints on how it was handled but I'm generally going to lean on what the current scientific consensus says more than some troll on 8chan or XXX or Trump's own stupid advice he gave during the pandemic to take hydroxychloroquine. Also, Trump could have fired Fauci at any time. He opted not to. But the bottom line is misinformation is a pandemic in itself.

It's a good thing they're suspending the funding.

Trump could have fired Fauci.  He could have fired Fauci after the election, out the door..  He didn't, and that's on him.

But the reason Trump didn't fire him was because of the near-deification of Fauci by almost the entire Democratic Left.  Fauci had political capital that was given to him by Democrats and Democratic donors.  They ought to be taken to task.

That includes the bulk of the Red Avatars here.  Those who were shilling for bats and wet markets as a serendipitous genesis for COVID-19 and defending Fauci ought to be able to say, "Yes, I was wrong."

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 on: Today at 06:48:50 PM 
Started by dead0man - Last post by Frodo
No. 

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 on: Today at 06:48:26 PM 
Started by Horus - Last post by ○∙◄☻¥tπ[╪AV┼cVê└
I dont think they realize just how easy they are making it to promote anti Semitism when you virtue signal in such an extreme manner that would get you labeled a traitor if you vowed unconditional support to Mexico or Sri Lanka. Unconditional support is by it's very definition treason.

That's a feature and not a bug for the lunatics running this country.

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 on: Today at 06:44:06 PM 
Started by iceman - Last post by Frodo
Georgia and North Carolina.

Maybe Michigan and Pennsylvania to some degree.

Virginia is safe D.

Most blacks live in Southside or in the Norfolk/Virginia Beach area, and comprise about a fifth of the state's total population -and much more than that within the Virginia Democratic Party itself.  If we start losing them, we're in trouble.  Fortunately, the claim about Trump making inroads with African Americans is nothing more than a chimera, and with the GOP in the grip of white nationalists, I am not going to worry too much. 

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