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i don’t deny Ct has a high education level. i’m just bit convinced that means what you think it means. we’re bankrupt paul. unfunded debt is over $50k per taxpayer. what happens when that’s due? any opinions? very educated people applied high taxes to high incomes, then took billions from the casinos, and then spent zillions more than the tons of money they had. if that’s what elite education gets you, i’m glad i went to uconn. now we have legal sports betting and legal pot. hooray!!! Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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“To follow her own 1998 law review article, Barrett should have recused herself from this case (indeed, all abortion cases) if she has any integrity at all.” But that’s a huge “if,” especially because her recusal would give Roberts the controlling vote! https://thehill.com/opinion/judiciar...use-herself-in Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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Barrett said in her conformation hearings, that she often decided cars in ways that resulted in an outcome that she didn’t like, but which was what the law required. that’s fine. all judges have personal opinions they are supposed to set aside. whether those opinions are formed from their parents, teachers, or religion, they must be put aside when deciding cases. a religiously-informed conscience is no more problematic for a judge than a conscience formed by what the judge was taught in school. you sound like a religious bigot. there’s no rule that says only atheists can be good judges. if barrett supported a law that requires people to get communion on sunday’s, that would imply she’s putting her faith above the law. i know if no complaints that. suggest she puts her personal beliefs above the law. another baseless argument, what a stupid article. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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Barrett writes, “A judge who suspends his moral judgment during sentencing sets his conscience aside” and “cuts himself loose from his moral moorings.” That unloosing is itself a sin, she concludes — analogous to “looking lustfully at a woman” and thus committing adultery “in his thoughts.” Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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catholics must recuse themselves. a person whose personal morals are derived from catholic teaching, is no less qualified to be a judge than a person whose moral compass was informed by what they were taught in college or by their parents. as long as a judge can set personal opinions aside when ruling, they’re fine. if a judge cannot out personal morals aside ( whether they are catholic morals or liberal morals), that’s a bad judge. there’s nothing unique about catholicism that makes one a bad judge. nothing. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
According to the dark money that put her there, she was appointed to end abortion.
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occasions ( meaning Ruth Bader Ginsberg and Antonio Scalia and everyone i. between, all agreed Sotomayor was wrong in the law). there are plenty of non-catholic reasons to want it overturned. “search and seizure” is a very questionable way to conclude abortion is something for the feds to declare constitutional. search and seizure had to do with making sure the state has cause and a warrant before they attempt to search you or your property. kind of a big legal leap from there to abortion. there are plenty of non catholics who think it should be overturned. even if it gets overturned ( zero chance in my opinion), that doesn’t mean abortion is illegal. it means states get to decide. there are plenty of blue states that will never outlaw it, so worst case scenario is women have to get to a blue state to get one. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
Safe abortion has always been available to rich people,
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abortion. it’s not an abortion issue. defending abortion by saying people will die during back room abortions, doesn’t work. people get killed robbing banks, too. the solution, isn’t to legalize bank robbery. so spare me that stupidity. i pay attention to these things. the pro abortion crowd never strays from talking about the convenience and benefits to the mother of abortion. they never talk about the baby’s point of view, never talk about adoption. Never. Because those facets of this issue, make your side look, well, bad. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
Life is so simple in your world.
It turns out that George Carlin was right, women are just brood mares for the state, or are they as one politician said this week, vessels. Have you ever known a woman who carried a baby to term and then gave it up for adoption? Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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but it’s a fact. you and i both agree thar women can choose what to do with their bodies, as long as someone else doesn’t get hurt. i see the baby as someone else. you don’t. that’s the only difference we have on this issue. you’re not more pro choice than i am, or more pro woman than i am. the only distinction, is that you see the baby as nothing more than a lifeless clump. when i look at a high def ultrasound, i think i see a human being. that explains 100% of our difference on that issue, yet the left spends 99% of its energy trying to avoid that discussion, because obviously it’s hard to demonize me for having empathy for an unborn baby. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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mares.” there you go again, losing the debate so claiming i said something i never said. i don’t think women have the right to murder babies, and i consider that a human baby. why are so many millions of women opposed to abortion? they’re all self loathing masochists? all of them? amy barrett is an idiot who advocates for her own enslavement? i know one woman ( she was only 18) who carried a baby to term and gave it up for adoption. i don’t know why it’s relevant whether or not i know someone who did so, but i do. carrying a baby to delivery isn’t trivial, but it’s not a huge deal for most healthy women, either. it’s a whole lot less permanently invasive for the mom, than an abortion is for the baby, that’s for sure. my brother and sister in law also adopted three kids from russia. they couldnt have kids, so they adopted three. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
Jim I’m curious if your daughter or a family members daughter is raped by the evil uncle or a first date gone horribly wrong, is it your belief she should be forced to carry to term? So your daughter or a close friends gets married and in her first pregnancy, it’s determined there is a high likelihood the baby with serious abnormalities and irreversible health issues will likely not be viable if carried to term, in your belief system and both scenarios your daughter needs to carry to term regardless of the health risks. Sorry for the young girl or women in either case. What if the girl is 13 at the time, still forcing her to carry to term Jim? Fuc*ed up is all I can say, I’m 100% behind a women being able to decide what course she takes.
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before roe v wade, abortion was legal in the cases of rape and incest and when the life of the mom is in danger. i’d happily go back to that. abortions on rape victims are also rare, the vast majority of abortions are retroactive birth control for women who engaged in consensual sex. so a law that only allowed abortions for rape, incest, and when the life of the mom is actually at risk, would eliminate a huge percentage of abortions. i see very big differences between a rape victim and someone who got pregnant from consensual sex. i can’t imagine anyone going through that. but if you think a baby is a human being at conception, the circumstances surrounding the conception don’t really matter that from the baby’s perspective. so i’d hope that rape victims would somehow find it in them to give it up for adoption, but of course that’s easy for me to say, having never been through that. but again, i’d be very happy to return to pre roe v wade. that’s a VERY fair and challenging question. but it also addresses a tiny percentage of abortions. as far as abnormalities go, i don’t think people who weren’t born as lucky as you and i were, are any less human than we are, i don’t make those distinctions. killing people who have abnormalities sounds very Third Reich to me. i have a child with very slight special needs, nothing too serious. It never occurred to me to chop him up in order to make my life easier. “God don’t make no junk”, as the expression goes. i think the huge, huge majority of the pro life crowd would carve out exceptions for rape. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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you pointed to an extreme scenario, so allow me to as well. healthy mom, consensual sex, healthy baby, full term, mom decides she wants a 9th month abortion. you’re ok with that? Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
[QUOTE=Pete F.;1218837]Trumplicans would do anything to overturn Roe, using their typically variable belief in integrity.
WRONG !!! Most all conservatives are like me and have no problem with abortion as long as it’s done within a reasonable timeframe, NOT when the woman is 6-9 months and certainly not partial birth abortion! Why any woman would be stupid enough to put her body through a pregnancy then abort it 6-9 months into it is #^&#^&#^&#^&ing retarded !!! |
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I’m not the one to explain partial birth abortions and the reason they are performed to you. Next time you go to your doctor, ask him what they are and why they are done. Tell him you’re concerned about what you’ve heard. I assume since you’re trusting him with your life, you might value his opinion. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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The 17-19 May national poll found that 53% of Republicans believe Trump, their party’s nominee, is the “true president” now, compared with 3% of Democrats and 25% of all Americans.
About one-quarter of adults falsely believe the 3 November election was tainted by illegal voting, including 56% of Republicans, How many liberals think GA was stolen NONE I acknowledge that former Secretary of State Brian Kemp will be certified as the victor in the 2018 gubernatorial election, Still waiting on you know who to concede Jims evidence an Instagram post Stacy (sic) Abrams had the governorship of Georgia stolen from her by a corrupt Secretary of State who abused his office to suppress the vote and hand himself the election,” the Instagram post by liberal account The Other 98% reads. “What did she do? She rolled up her sleeves, registered 800,000 new voters and is about to flip her state blue.” It’s odd Jim you question vote counting changing over night and mail in ballots But questing Georgia’s secretary of state. As secretary of state, Kemp who was in charge of running the state’s elections. While running for the office of Governor , he trimmed more than 1.4 million inactive voters, with low-income and minority Georgians most likely to have their registrations canceled, according to the Atlanta Journal Constitution. Over 668,000 of those registrations were canceled in 2017. In the lead-up to the 2018 election, Georgia put 53,000 voter registrations on hold, the majority of them Black voters, for additional screening. Yes the law allowed him to do so ..but the optics .. that is the behavior Abrams protested against . So when you can show that she sued in court to have votes thrown out or a phone call of her asking for anyone to find 55,001 votes so she can win The 2 are not remotely the same as you insist , even after page after page of evidence which shows she concedes the election to Kemp. Abrams maintains that the 2018 Georgia election process was not fair (Not stolen) And from your Ted cruise committee questions. You left out this committee statement .. The committee wrote that despite that, it learned “new, concerning information” about voter suppression in Georgia. After removing more than 500,000 voters from rolls – perhaps the largest single cancellation of voter registrations in U.S. history, said but I get it… how dare a black women question the actions of a white dude in a state who’s racial past isn’t that far in the past…. But it’s ok for Trump to try to overturn a National election .. Americans are still waiting on Trumps and Rudy’s and the kraken and the pillow guys evidence But but Abrams and classic conservatives tactic Accuse the other side of that which you are guilty.“ Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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Just because you say no one believes Abrams, doesn't make it so. I have seen the polling that an embarassing number of republicans think the election was stolen. I haven't seen any polling on how many Georgians believe Abrams. Neither have you. Yet you state no one believes her. You are making that up. You just make up and fabricate what helps your case. You denied that Abrams said the election was stolen, even after I posted video of her saying exactly that Abrams is popular and mainstream and influential on the left, even though she is perpetuating the same lie that you attack Trump for telling. You don't care about spreading that lie, only when Republicans do it. You care to be angered at people who don't get the vaccine. Trump is encouraging people to get vaccinated, Harris went on TV and said she would refuse to take any vaccine that came under the Trump administration. Yet you can't criticize Harris for encouraging people not to get vaccinated, she's a democrat, that's all that maters to you. "Jims evidence an Instagram post" You are very, very dishonest. My evidence was Abrams speaking in front of the US Senate on video, where she said it was stolen. She's on video saying it, and you are still denying she said it. Amazing. Every single voter that was trimmed from those voting rolls, every single one, still had the right to vote in that gubernatorial election. That is a fact. And voter turnout, even among blacks, was very high. Just watch the video, Wayne. The facts are there. Abrams doesn't deny the facts. "how dare a black women question the actions of a white dude" The last, pathetic, desperate act of a liberal moron who knows he lost the argument but can't admit a democrat can be wrong. She's on video saying it was "stolen". But you deny she said it was stolen. That's rational. |
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Why do you take actual stories with links .. then insert your own interpretation…. With out reading the article Maybe you get your info from Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick’s claim that, “in most states,” Black residents are “the biggest group” of unvaccinated people. He then added: “Well, the biggest group in most states are African Americans who have not been vaccinated. The last time I checked, over 90% of them vote for Democrats in their major cities and major counties.” However, there is no support for the claim that Black people are the “biggest group” of people who have yet to get a shot. a nonpartisan, health-issues organization, reported that across 40 states with comparable data as of Aug. 16, the percentage of people who had received at least one dose of a COVID-19 vaccine was 50% for whites, 45% for Hispanics and 40% for Blacks. Because Blacks (41.1 million) and Hispanics (62.1 million) make up a much smaller portion of the overall U.S. population than whites (204.3 million), those percentages indicate that, in raw numbers, far more white people remain unvaccinated against the disease. https://www.factcheck.org/2021/08/sc...-black-people/ I know fact-checking sites are fake Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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