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In the current news climate we see that some figures and events tend to dominate the front-pages heavily. Still, there a

12 October 2020 at 08:13 AM
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by geezerchess

Curious you didn't provide a link.

curious that you dont know how to google



Thank you!


by whatthejish

In other news,

Tulsi Gabbard’s brother arrested for trying to lure children into his hotel room.

CARE!

Do you work for TMZ?


by checkraisdraw

American constitution has changed significantly, there’s a process to change it. It’s not set in stone, but the revisions are transparent and so is what needs to be revised.Also most of the issue with Trump isn’t what he doesn’t follow in the written portions of the constitution, it’s his lack of interest in upkeeping the “unwritten norms” that you’re so strongly defending (whi

That's the problem, and that's the educational thing about Trump. It was always assumed, a bit foolishly, that everything was written down and perfect. It now turns out that the constitution always depended on unwritten rules and, when you get a ruler who doesn't care about all that, there's no check. An executive ruler quite separate from the legislature, and unanswerable to it, was probably always going to be a liability, and some of the founders feared they were creating a ruler 'plus roi que le roi', but there it is.

There's probably a reason why no other country has followed the American model. It was an interesting ab initio effort, but it has left no descendants.


by mongidig

CARE!

Do you work for TMZ?

I doubt it. But I'm kinda surprised he subscribes to FoxNews.


by mongidig

CARE!

Do you work for TMZ?

You don't get to ask questions until you answer some.

by geezerchess

I doubt it. But I'm kinda surprised he subscribes to FoxNews.

Obviously felt it appropriate to choose a source palatable to nitpickers who voted for Trump three times.


by whatthejish

Obviously felt it appropriate to choose a source palatable to nitpickers who voted for Trump three times.

Thank you! I appreciate that!


by 57 On Red

That's the problem, and that's the educational thing about Trump. It was always assumed, a bit foolishly, that everything was written down and perfect. It now turns out that the constitution always depended on unwritten rules and, when you get a ruler who doesn't care about all that, there's no check. An executive ruler quite separate from the legislature, and unanswerable to i

Who the **** assumed that. The reality has been well understood all my life (and discussed here long before trump)

I assume (perhaps foolishly) that even before godel, anyone who thought about it could see huge problems.


I never completed Godel. Nor did I ever falsify Popper.


FoxNews now attempting to rebrand “physical assault” as “patriotism.”

What an absolute ****ing disgrace.


These are people who say they wholeheartedly believe in personal freedom without a hint of irony.


by geezerchess

I never completed Godel. Nor did I ever falsify Popper.

You should get on that

Godel's Completeness Theorem

Though this is a little annoying as complete means some thing a little different than complete in the Incompleteness Theorem ie every model of G vs some model of G.


The article and the comments are completely insane.

Now, look, I don't condone violence, but this is an all-timer of a video.

yeah right.


by weeeez

The article and the comments are completely insane.

Yes. There’s no welcoming these people back into society.

You don’t get to strike people who are sitting innocently, you ****ing MAGAtard droolers.

That kid should have broken that guy’s jaw.


I think the guy survived with any injuries, snowflakes! You probably feel for the idiots that get their phones knocked from their hands and cry they were assaulted too!


by jjjou812

I think the guy survived with any injuries, snowflakes! You probably feel for the idiots that get their phones knocked from their hands and cry they were assaulted too!

It's not empathy for the victim, it's utter disdain and disgust for the perpetrator, who clearly thinks they get to touch someone else who is posing zero threat to themselves or to anyone else.

You can be disgusted or offended as you want by his sitting, but anyone who thinks this guy acted appropriately by smacking this kid is straight ****ed in the head. And if you read the comments, there millions of such people.

Yet further evidence America is done. Millions want to turn it into EastGermany.


by TheBigEasy

It's not empathy for the victim, it's utter disdain and disgust for the perpetrator, who clearly thinks they get to touch someone else who is posing zero threat to themselves or to anyone else.You can be disgusted or offended as you want by his sitting, but anyone who thinks this guy acted appropriately by smacking this kid is straight ****ed in the head. And if you read the c

Okay snowflake! You proved your and my point.


by jjjou812

Okay snowflake! You proved your and my point.

Do you believe in personal freedom or not?


by whatthejish

Do you believe in personal freedom or not?

All "conservatives" (reactionaries imo) understand inherently that they need to be protected by the law but not subject to it while dominating a underclass that is subject to the law but not protected by it.

The dumbest of them understands this class analysis innately.

This is why they can call themselves free speech absolutists while suppressing your speech with a straight face. THEIR speech is free as a bird. YOURS is ****ed. They ALL know this is how it works but will not say it.


by whatthejish

Do you believe in personal freedom or not?

My personal beliefs aren’t at issue.

If this is a matter of the guy’s personal convictions about personal freedom, he gave it up pretty quick.

For all we know the two were there together.


So you don’t believe in the personal freedom of that guy. Got it.


Look libtard infighting! Let me get my popcorn.

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