Indeependent
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Criminal Reform has, DeFacto, made crime non-punishable.Of course they’re subject to laws.
You just have to use actual evidence to prove they broke the law.
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Criminal Reform has, DeFacto, made crime non-punishable.Of course they’re subject to laws.
You just have to use actual evidence to prove they broke the law.
Giving more power to the state takes power away from the people.Look what you just said, MORE state autonomy and the freedom of the people in the state to decide how they want their state to work, LESS federal authority. That's classic liberalism. Oh, and they don't control the federal government to send it after anyone. That's all Quid Pro's baby.
Of course you do - you watch MSNBC and think it's real.
Rational people see things quite differently.
First off, none of the protesters at the Reichstag Fire were armed.
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An FBI official on Wednesday testified at a Senate hearing that she has no knowledge of any guns being recovered from suspects who were arrested during the Jan. 6 Capitol breach.
When asked by Sen. Ron Johnson (R-Wis.) about whether firearms were recovered or if any suspect was charged with firearms offenses, FBI counterterrorism official Jill Sanborn responded: “To my knowledge, none.” She qualified her remark by saying that she did not want to speak for Capitol Police first.}URL unfurl="true"]https://www.theepochtimes.com/fbi-counterterrorism-official-no-firearms-recovered-during-jan-6-capitol-breach_3719267.html[/URL
You can't just tell J6 Nazi show trial lies here - you're going to be exposed.
We've already established that you're not honest.
What stories are "made up."
You're a leftist troll trying to gaslight right before a major election that your Reich is about to lose.
Thanks for your opinion.I know exactly what you are - and so does every other person on this board.
In two weeks, you'll be gone and never return - until perhaps 2024 - under a different alias.
LOL
What a clown you are.
If I don't like what my state is doing, I can much more directly impact my local government than I can Washington, and if I vehemently rejected it, could move to another state. That's much more difficult to do when the federal government clamps down on the entire country. You seem to view the federal government as protecting your liberty. I view all government as restricting my liberty, and I want the freedom to move to a different location where I have more freedom without having to leave the country.Giving more power to the state takes power away from the people.
It doesn’t matter if the power resides at federal or local. More power to less accountable people is the opposite of liberalism.
ok.. I guess I somehow missed that. But still.. most media totally IGNORE the issue of theSteal which nonetheless is Most Important Issue of AllTucker acknowledge the voting irregularities at the beginning of the video. He just didn't want to derail his own, much broader point.
You pretend not to know that democrats engaged in two years of violent insurrection from coast to coast. With Minneapolis and Kenosha reduced to war zones as Brown Shirt terrorist troops robbed, raped, and murdered with no response.
Yep. You still can't name one of these people. Could have been proud boys undercover.{
Portland protesters barricaded federal officers inside a courthouse — and tried to set the building on fire — as the two groups clashed again Tuesday night into Wednesday.
As hundreds chanted “Black lives matter” and “Feds go home,” a team of protesters propped several wooden beams and sandbags against a door to the Mark O. Hatfield Courthouse, according to tweets from Clypian, an online news outlet run by South Salem High School students.
Videos posted by Clypian throughout the night show protesters yanking off plywood covering another entrance and the feds launching tear gas and pepper bombs at the crowds. At one point, someone tosses a firework at the officers, which explodes at their feet.}
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Portland protesters barricade courthouse with federal officers inside, then try to set it on fire
Portland protesters barricaded federal officers inside a courthouse — and tried to set the building on fire — as the two groups clashed again Tuesday night into Wednesday. As hundreds c…nypost.com
Then you try and gaslight us.
Sad.
Are you getting triggered? I am just here to kill time at work and discuss politics. I can't be responsible for your thoughts and feelings.Resign your position as a DNC troll..
For a start...
State governments have succeeded in reducing their people’s power to change them through gerrymandering and voting changes.If I don't like what my state is doing, I can much more directly impact my local government than I can Washington, and if I vehemently rejected it, could move to another state. That's much more difficult to do when the federal government clamps down on the entire country. You seem to view the federal government as protecting your liberty. I view all government as restricting my liberty, and I want the freedom to move to a different location where I have more freedom without having to leave the country.
And I can more easily move to a different district than I can to another state. Quite frankly, districts should be simple polygons, except for the ones at the state's borders.State governments have succeeded in reducing their people’s power to change them through gerrymandering and voting changes.
They’re poorly responsive to their people but don’t care because there are no consequences.
Of course they’re subject to laws.
You just have to use actual evidence to prove they broke the law.
Your ability to move does not negate the facts I presented.And I can more easily move to a different district than I can to another state. Quite frankly, districts should be simple polygons, except for the ones at the state's borders.
democrats are not subject to laws.
You think that's a good thing.
I am rational. I look at articles that are current.Rational people see it differently.
Tell me the actions he engaged in that made it so.An act of insurrection, sedition, and treason.
The controversy over the LGBTQ thing will continue as long as the LGBTQ pushes it into the faces of people who want to just live and let live. To someone like me, to push it into curriculum for young children is evil and heterosexual sex ed is not appropriate for young kids either. Children should be allowed to be children as you and I were allowed to be. No child has that kind of thing in their heads until they are old enough to fully understand it and they shouldn't. Kindergarten and grade school is not the time for sex education.I would respectfully disagree in regards to laws passed that are worded so as to inhibit any discussion of non-hetero identity or minority viewpoints in our schools (not just sexually inappropriate language), book bannings, including public libraries, that go far beyond a handful of sexually inappropriate books and focus on books either written by or have main characters who are minority or LGBTQ. Several states have expanded or tried to expand this into higher education. The legislation in Florida goes as far as to curtail DEI training in private institutione and in Idaho, you can be fired if you are a state employee in higher education talking about abortion to someone. Private businesses have been punished by the state for speaking out. Laws like these are overly broad and encourage punative litigation, inhibit the free exchange of ideas, threaten peoples jobs and credentials, and create an oppressive atmosphere where broad swaths of relevant topics won’t be discussed out of fear of retaliation.
I don’t think this is a good thing, it forces people to have to monitor their words and the broadness of these laws in combination with legal retaliation from private citizens backed by the state, means people can’t be sure where the line is.
Wouldn't you want "liberal" state governments to have more power than a "conservative" federal government? IOW, should conservatives be elected to Washington, would you want them to have less or more power over say the government of California?Your ability to move does not negate the facts I presented.
Black people could vote easily in north states but we didn’t consider their suppressing okay because they could just move out of the south.
Liberalism demands local governments be accountable to the people and conservatives in state government definitely aren’t doing so.
It’s a horse a piece.Wouldn't you want "liberal" state governments to have more power than a "conservative" federal government? IOW, should conservatives be elected to Washington, would you want them to have less or more power over say the government of California?
Criminal Reform has, DeFacto, made crime non-punishable.
It’s a horse a piece.
Either we have more government power or less.
Arguing about who holds it is irrelevant.
Republicans have plenty of interest in expansion of government power.
Republicans have no power sending the government after their political enemies and insulating themselves of the consequences.Government, like fire, is useful if well contained - devastating if not.
democrats have set the carpets and drapes on fire and are scrambling for more gasoline.
Republican =/= conservative.It’s a horse a piece.
Either we have more government power or less.
Arguing about who holds it is irrelevant.
Republicans have plenty of interest in expansion of government power and work to centralize that power in places where hold and maintain power, even against the wishes of the public.