Unaware7013

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Bill banning Pride flag would make showing support for LGBTQ a ‘political viewpoint' ( www.rawstory.com )

A Florida Republican lawmaker's bill declares showing support for LGBTQ people is a "political viewpoint," despite the existence of LGBTQ Democrats, Republicans, independents, and entirely unaffiliated and non-political LGBTQ people.The goal of GOP State Rep. David Borrero's legislation is to ban al...

Unaware7013 ,

Does Florida not understand what the first amendment is for? Because I'm pretty sure that this is EXACTLY the sort of overreach that it was written to prevent.

Unaware7013 ,

It's not one or the other though, we're both right. It's a problem they they're trying to make pride political, along with banning of speech that causes no harm to anyone. B

ut at least this is so blatantly unconstitutional and subject to be turned around and used against them if it stands that there's no way it will survive a constitutional review.

Unaware7013 ,

no poor people

L. O. L. Is he planning on massive wealth distribution (no), or is this more of a 'just remove them' sort of situation (more than likely)?

As soon as we declare independence, we're going to be wealthy. I personally believe that our personal GDP will double in five to seven years.”

Yep, you'll be drowning in wealth, just ask Brittan. Hell, maybe you'll finally be able to keep the power on all winter for once!

Unaware7013 ,

and having to drive everywhere for the simplest of errands

You say that as if most people lived in cities that didn't require driving for every simple errand, whether they lived in a house or apartment. Good on you if you live in a walkable city, but you're the exception.

Unaware7013 ,

It's amazing how successful and awesome MAGA is:

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Unaware7013 ,

Must just be your area. Where I live we have roundabouts all around (I have to go through 3 of them to get to my closest hardware store) and I don't really see that many people that have issues with them. Worst we have to deal with are cars who are too slow to get into the roundabout and wait forever, or drive slowly and clog up the roundabout, but those are pretty rare thankfully.

Unaware7013 ,

Yes, but he also knows the base is full of gullible rubes who will unquestioningly eat this slop up.

Retailer Target says it's closing 9 stores due to theft. The crime data tells a different story. ( web.archive.org )

Popular Information analyzed publicly available crime data for the stores Target is closing in New York and San Francisco. This data reveals that stores that are being closed have lower levels of theft than nearby stores that have remained open. An analysis of the stores Target is shuttering in the Seattle area follows a similar...

Unaware7013 ,

Walgreens tried to do the same thing (close stores and blame shrinkage) and even walked it back later (and that's not even pointing out they had an SEC filing a couple years before where they planned on closing 200 stores).

Unaware7013 , (edited )

Do you really turn your heat down a statistically significant amount for 8-10 hours a day when you are away from home?

[News] Trump urges government shutdown in unlikely bid to 'defund' his criminal prosecutions ( www.reuters.com )

Sept 21 (Reuters) - Former President Donald Trump has urged fellow Republicans in Congress to shut down the government to thwart the federal prosecutions against him, although any funding lapse was unlikely to stop the cases from being pursued....

Unaware7013 ,

I'm honestly not sure if he's that stupid, or if he thinks his base is that stupid.

Both are likely.

Unaware7013 , (edited )

All because the idiot couldn't be bothered to do less than a weeks worth of community service LOL

[News] "Write a Check for $11,000. She Was 26, She Had Limited Value." SPD Officer Jokes with Police Union Leader About Killing of Pedestrian by Fellow Cop - PubliCola ( publicola.com )

In a conversation with Mike Solan, the head of the Seattle Police Officers’ Guild, Seattle Police Department officer and SPOG vice president Daniel Auderer minimized the killing of 23-year-old student Jaahnavi Kandula by police officer Kevin Dave and joked that she had “limited value” as a “regular person” who was only...

Unaware7013 ,

They absolutely are. Hell, one of my most vivid memories is getting into my buddy's grandmother's jeep tracker at a hobby store parking lot, and a cop walked up and unholstered his gun to talk to a couple teenagers.

Our crime? Using a handicap stall while driving a car with a handicap placard in the license plate.

Unaware7013 ,

I think you'll find that leftists in general are pro 2nd amendment. Liberals on the other hand, not as much.

[News] Newly declassified US intel claims Russia is laundering propaganda through unwitting Westerners | CNN Politics ( www.cnn.com )

Russian intelligence is operating a systematic program to launder pro-Kremlin propaganda through private relationships between Russian operatives and unwitting US and western targets, according to newly declassified US intelligence....

Unaware7013 ,

Republicans aren't 'unwittingly' spreading the Russian propaganda though, they know what they're doing.

Palin’s Civil War Threat a Sign of Very Bad Things to Come ( nymag.com )

Here’s the scary thing that ensures this rhetoric will only escalate: By labeling his multiple indictments “election interference” (the very crime of which he is charged by both federal and state prosecutors), Trump has now made his “rigged election” claim for 2024 well over a year in advance. If and when he loses the...

Unaware7013 ,

Agreed. And if they try to pull a J6 in 2025, they're going to find out what the government does to insurrectionists when they don't have an idiot in the whitehouse putting their thumb on the scale.

Unaware7013 ,

But I guess one man’s treason is another man’s free speech, right?

And we're going to see that same argument in court within the year...

Unaware7013 ,

We already had one (failed) business man attempt to run the country like a business, and it was awful. We don't need a different business man to fuck up in similar but different ways doing the same thing ...

Unaware7013 ,

Glad to see he's wasted three years working with the fake evidence and is finally going to release the real shit /s

Unaware7013 ,

Is it 30? I was listening to Atlanta News First on YT this evening, and they said 22 a few minutes ago.

Unaware7013 ,

Interesting. I haven't made it very far into the actual indictment this evening (reading legal docs when inebriated is not recommended), but I appreciate the info!

Unaware7013 ,

This isnt a pro work speech- im just saying that any productivity gains benefit the business not the employee.

I've had very good luck in the last few years of intentionally sandbagging my work output to make sure I don't get additional work hucked on me if I can avoid it. I still have decent output based on feedback from my peers and management, but I know for a fact that I'm only working like half as hard as I could at work.

Unaware7013 ,

Everything short of admitting to whatever dumb bullshit the conservatives are vomiting up today is a cover up or attempt to get in the way of them wasting money on something with less behind it than Benghazi.

Unaware7013 , (edited )

Why are most mainstream Republicans such abject fucking cowards? I would think that mother would have told Mikey he's not allowed to vote for the guy who ginned up a mob to shout they wanted to hang him, but apparently he'd rather swing than admit his former boss is a monster.

I'd love to find more than one republican with a spine not made out of jello...

Unaware7013 ,

Or he could say "I will not vote for trump if he's the Republican nominee" if he wasn't a coward. Deflecting away from the question might as well answer it in the affirmative. As is, he's just pussyfooting around saying he won't vote for the guy who encouraged the mob that wanted to hang him, so anything less than condemnation might as well be tacit consent...

NEWS: Patriot Front sues left-wing activist who infiltrated the hate group and named members ( www.rawstory.com )

The white supremacist group Patriot Front is suing a left-wing activist for allegedly infiltrating the group and revealing the identities of members, USA Today reported. The lawsuit says the alleged "doxxings" cost the members their jobs and personal relationships. As USA Today points out, Patriot F...

Unaware7013 ,

The funny thing about free speech is that naming who is part of a hate group can likely be argued as free speech moreso than "whaaah, we got fired for the awful shit we said", given that it's called freedom of speech and not freedom from the consequences of my speech. Doubly so when you're talking about consequences brought about by a private organization/not the government. After all, their place of employment has freedom of speech rights too, as well as the ability to choose who they associate with.

Unaware7013 ,

Indictments are like bases in baseball, you get four of them and you score!

Unaware7013 ,

Wouldn't it be more of a plutocracy since the wealthy are basically ruling us?

Unaware7013 ,

This is still early in the process, so there may be a superceding indictment that includes that as well. But at this point, I think they're trying to go for the easy to prove shit to help flip his cronies so they can get an airtight case on it.

Unaware7013 , (edited )

Extremes are untenable. There has to be a compromise at some point.

I don't know what rock you've been under the last couple of decades, but the democratic party has been trying to compromise with the republican party, and only ever gets fucked over for doing so. "Compromise" on the right effectively means 'fuck you, you're voting for what I want or nothing at all', and even then they'll still vote against the compromise.

I want compromises too, but both sides have to be willing to come to the table in good faith, and the republican party hasn't had good faith available since bush, possibly before then

Unaware7013 ,

How much does anyone want to bet this will backfire when Eastman and Ghouliani flip and throw him under the bus? I think Ghouliani already entered into a proffer agreement, so he may have already decided not to trust the least loyal boss I'm the world.

Unaware7013 ,

Because they think they are smarter than the rubes who already got duped, are sure they're one of the 'good ones' in trumps eyes and won't get fucked over, or want to be a name in the right wing grift and are rolling the dice on coming out ahead once they can ebeg to all the rubes who support these chucklefucks.

Unaware7013 OP ,

Thanks for posting that list! There's so many crimes and trials, it's hard to keep track of all this 'winning'.

Unaware7013 ,

It's not about what their kids can read, they don't want anyone's children to read them. The entire point is to limit the perspectives available to children so they don't grow up seeing LGBTQIA+ people as people who deserve rights like """""normal""""" (in their mods) people get. They want them to go back into the closet where they don't have to think about or, dare I say it, admit to themselves that they are interested in those """"""yucky"""" behaviors.

These people freak out over the increase in LGBTQIA+ identification, as if people didn't previously feel this way, they were just too scared to say anything because they didn't want to end up like Matthew Shepard.

Unaware7013 OP ,

You love to see it.

Plus, it's hilarious that his attorney called anything other than his team's and client actions are "a continued desperate and flailing attempt” at anything

Unaware7013 ,

I'd rather see fines as a percentage of income. It would lessen the burden on the poor and actually give the wealthy meaningful consequences.

But I know that's literally the opposite of how the system is designed.

Unaware7013 ,

They should also force him to prepay this time so they're not footing the entire bill again.

Unaware7013 ,

Wow, even discounting the blatant Nazi imagery, that was absolutely terrible

Unaware7013 ,

I blows my mind that the American people are almost as distrustful as of a boring and milquetoast center right politician as they are of a open fascist who attempted to overthrow the government.

This country is lost

Unaware7013 ,

I think the aim is less at changing the minds of the people who have already fallen for this spoiler and help prevent more people for falling down that conspiracy rabbit hole, which could affect the trajectory of his campaign.

Unaware7013 , (edited )

Hahahahaha, what's it like living in bizarro world where the court actually respects the constitution instead of bending over backwards to invalidate previous rulings for partisan (conservative) ends like it does in the real world?

It's amazing how people will twist logic into a pretzel to not acknowledge the clear and open (lack of) ethics issues facing the court.

Unaware7013 ,

They did better than that, they put a video of her praise to music and are using it as an ad

Unaware7013 ,

Yeah, at least a third of the states would immediately cozy up to them

Trump Promotes Threatening Video: 'We Are Going to Do Things to You That Have Never Been Done Before' ( www.thenewcivilrightsmovement.com )

Overnight Donald Trump promoted a video featuring an extreme close-up photo of his face in black and white, and audio of him making an obvious threat: “If you f— around with us, if you do something bad to us, we are going to do things to you that have never been done before.” Trump “retruthed” […]

Unaware7013 ,

The working poor who have deluded themselves into thinking they've made it to the middle class. Like those of us with decent paying jobs but still a couple missed checks away from chaos.

Unaware7013 ,

Of course he's desperate, he knows the noose is tightening.

I was listening to one of the newer Beau videos last night, and the letter he got from the special council is very bad for him. Between the witness tampering charge (someone he pressured not to flip, flipped and tattled on him) and the general surprise from his legal team (and pants on head defenses I've seen recently that the heritage foundation asshole is trying) he knows that the powers that be are fucking tired of his ass.

Add in the chatter from people about DC judges being absolutely tired of his shit, plus the fun coming out of Georgia and Michigan, we might be getting close to being at critical popcorn levels.

Senators introduce bipartisan ban on stock ownership for executive and legislative branch office holders and their families | CNN Politics ( edition.cnn.com )

New York Democratic Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand and Missouri Republican Sen. Josh Hawley are introducing bipartisan legislation that would prevent members of the executive and legislative branches — as well as their spouses and children — from trading individual company stocks.

Unaware7013 ,

He knows the bill is dead in the water. No way he'd support something sensible that had a chance of ever seeing bidens desk

Unaware7013 ,

Always has been too. Even before the war fought over "states' rights", they were trying to tell northern states they couldn't not return slaves to the south. Their own assertions fall apart at the first attempt at fact checking.

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