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Baggie , in Ex-Porsche Lawyer Sentenced After Throwing Her Newborn Out Window So It Wouldn't Disrupt Her Career

Jesus. I thought this was an onion article.

Sanctus , in Sniper took picture of Trump rally shooter, saw him use rangefinder before assassination attempt, source says
@Sanctus@lemmy.world avatar

in group text:

sends pic of shooter

“Hey, this guy looks kinda sus, huh?”

Ste41th ,

replys

Chief just now

“He’s just laying on the building maybe he’s just using the range finder to get a better view, idk though we’ll see what happens lol 😌”

YungOnions ,

Kudos for the layout formatting 👍

Ste41th ,

Thanks :D

ArbitraryValue , (edited ) in Sniper took picture of Trump rally shooter, saw him use rangefinder before assassination attempt, source says

This is such a clown show…

One sniper inside spotted the gunman, Thomas Matthew Crooks, outside and looking up at the roof, observing the building and disappearing, according to the officer who spoke to CBS News. The sniper observed Crooks as he returned to the building, sat down and looked at his phone. At that point, one of the local snipers took a picture of Crooks.

Next, the local sniper observed Crooks looking through a rangefinder, an instrument routinely used by marksmen to determine the distance of a target, and he immediately radioed to the command post, according to the local law enforcement officer. The local sniper also attempted to send the photo of the gunman up the chain of command.

Officials then lost track of Crooks, who disappeared, but soon returned for a third time with a backpack. The local sniper team called for backup — alerting the command post that the gunman had a backpack and was walking toward the back of the building.

Two other municipal police officers who heard the call for back-up attempted to climb onto the roof. Butler County Sheriff Michael Sloupe told CBS Pittsburgh station KDKA that an armed municipal officer with Butler Township was hoisted by another officer onto the roof of the building where the gunman had taken a position. Crooks focused his rifle towards the officer who ultimately let go, falling off the roof. Moments later, the shooter began firing into the crowd.

In a reasonable world, Crooks wouldn’t have even been allowed to go near the building. In a less reasonable world, Crooks would have been confronted by armed men as soon as they saw him look through a rangefinder. In a world that was the least bit reasonable, Crooks would have been shot the moment he took a gun out of his bag. But here we are.

finley ,

this is… ugh, so bad

shottymcb , (edited )

In a reasonable world everyone in the vicinity would’ve left him alone. Police snipers would’ve given some tips and offered to help monitor wind conditions. Treason carries a death sentence.

In an even more reasonable world we wouldn’t have to worry about a fascist being elected, but… ¯_(ツ)_/¯

todd_bonzalez ,

Y’all keep saying “Reasonable world”, but then Trump exists in that world, so I have no fucking clue what y’all are on about.

makyo ,

In a reasonable world Crooks wouldn’t have had that weapon to begin with

stoly ,

You’re forgetting that this stuff is very often just security theater and many officers are playing dress up. When shit goes down, nobody is ever prepared even when they have the correct training.

blackbirdbiryani ,

Yea, but this was secret service. They’re supposed to be the best of the best. I guess not.

stoly ,

That’s the biggest problem–there is no best of the best. It’s all just hubris and who you are connected to. What separates someone in the secret service from a regular police officer is who they know and probably what sort of military background they have.

PepperoniNipple ,

The only time where I am so goddamn glad the world is unreasonable

Zaktor ,

Apart from all the actual missed confrontations, it seems like you should just pay someone to be up on any building that’s a security risk. They don’t have to be super vigilant or highly trained, just the equivalent of a traffic cop working a construction site. Their presence alone would remove it as a threat.

ArbitraryValue ,

You’d think so, but apparently a slightly sloped roof is more that the Secret Service can handle.

Secret Service Chief: Trump Shooter’s Sloped Roof Left Unmanned Due to Safety Concerns

JesusSon , in Sniper took picture of Trump rally shooter, saw him use rangefinder before assassination attempt, source says
@JesusSon@lemmy.world avatar

I hope all these sources get on the same page soon because I have some old head friends who read all this stuff and believe he was a Chinese national working for the Iranians, set up next to snipers in a building cleared by locals. They say he was then confronted after he climbed a ladder but before he bear-crawled 25 feet to aim, only to be interrupted by local cops forcing him to fire quickly but was killed by snipers who had been watching him use a range finder for hours.

Please get it together, all these 50-year-old conspiracy theorists are going to start having heart attacks lol.

ThePantser ,
@ThePantser@lemmy.world avatar

all these 50-year-old conspiracy theorists are going to start having heart attacks lol.

And that is a problem why?

JesusSon ,
@JesusSon@lemmy.world avatar

Mainly because heart attacks suck and tend to kill but also because I’m not a heartless cunt wishing death on people just because they are stupid.

partial_accumen ,

Also because the heart attacks of god fearing republicans was the goal all along! The Democrats, in concert with George Soros, devised this plan in 2020. By fixing the vote, it radicalized the Trump loving shooter setting up the situation for the shooter to be the cause of the heart attacks. Its an elaborate multi-pronged plan years in the making that is only now coming to fruition…and these liburls think good republicans are stupid enough to fall for it. Pizzagate!11!1!!! /s

stoly ,

Gen X isn’t the problem here. It’s boomers. It’s always been boomers who were the problem.

JesusSon ,
@JesusSon@lemmy.world avatar

Oh now there old friend, I wasn’t making a generalization as to a whole ass generation. I am sure I could commiserate with you as to the fuckery boomers have shit down our backs since they traded in free love for free hate but I try real hard not to drag ass on a bitch after 5pm if you get my meaning.

DragonTypeWyvern ,

I’ll do it for you. They all have Reaganite Brain Worms, throw them in the trash.

JesusSon ,
@JesusSon@lemmy.world avatar

Generalized hate, how progressive of you.

DragonTypeWyvern ,

It’s based on science 🔭

ColeSloth ,

There’s a lot more of gen x than boomers. Maybe y’all should have been voting.

twistypencil ,

Hey now, don’t go there, because you are right

octopus_ink ,
stoly ,

It’s exactly the opposite–more boomers than Gen X. Also I’m Millenial so relax a bit.

octopus_ink ,
ColeSloth ,

Aight. Like 5 million off still.

Regardless, more than 5 million still alive are in nursing homes and too ill to manage to vote. 11% of the 65 and over bunch have dementia. The majority of those people won’t vote.

octopus_ink ,

And your point is (somehow) still that no one from Gen-X votes… or something?

match ,
@match@pawb.social avatar

you have to forgive them for forgetting about Gen X, it is sort of a theme

stoly ,

there were far more Boomers than ever existed in Gen X, likewise for Millenials

crystalmerchant ,

Gen who?

ThunderclapSasquatch ,

In my experience GenX is almost as bad, they have a huge fucking chip on their shoulders instead of believing they are God’s chosen generation

stoly ,

Depends. Older Gen X is basically like young Boomers. Younger Gen X are basically like older Millenials.

UltraGiGaGigantic ,

It’s the 1% vs the working class, not generation vs generation

LifeInMultipleChoice ,

Then Trump will only have 1% of the vote then, I feel better.

ImADifferentBird ,
@ImADifferentBird@lemmy.blahaj.zone avatar

Unfortunately, far too many of the 99% see themselves as temporarily embarrassed 1%.

Delusional ,

All that lead they consumed growing up. Distorted their brains and making them clinically insane.

phoneymouse ,

I’d suggest reading the article. It gives the play by play of how the events occurred. I think you’re reading headlines and then constructing your own picture of what happened.

JesusSon ,
@JesusSon@lemmy.world avatar

Bless your heart, I read it right before I posted. Thank you kindly for the advice though.

At some point, everything I wrote was in an article just like this one, only citing “sources in (insert official entity here)” and always starting with “sources say.” Well, except for the Iranian one, that one was a separate incident but a buddy of mine mentioned it right before I read the post so I added it.

JackbyDev , in Dirty diaper resold on Amazon ruined a family business, report says

Even this headline makes it sound like the family’s fault lmao.

PotatoesFall ,

Yeah the article takes its time making it clear who is at fault as well

MyOpinion , in Biden to push for Supreme Court ethics reform, term limits and amendment to overturn immunity ruling, sources say

There needs to be a true check to the complete corruption of the supreme court.

NegativeLookBehind ,
@NegativeLookBehind@lemmy.world avatar

We need,

The Ultra Supreme Court XXL

BigMacHole , in Sniper took picture of Trump rally shooter, saw him use rangefinder before assassination attempt, source says

If only there was ONE MORE GUN OFFICER SNIPER he would NOT have been able to get a shot off!

NeptuneOrbit ,

It takes seventy trigger happy good guys to kill… Somebody.

vga ,

If only everyone in the crowd carried sniper rifles.

sparkle ,

Trump wasn’t carrying. There’s your problem. He didn’t have self-defense and white boy goated with the sauce almost caught him lacking, but instead of busting it down sexual style he let us down failure style

masterofn001 , in Biden to call for 5% cap on annual rent increases, as he tries to show plans to tame inflation

In my province the cap for increase was usually around 1.5 - 2% for existing tenants/renewing lease.

The conservative gov went ahead and fucked everything up and said this doesn’t apply to anything built after 2005, or new builds - that means any new anything in an existing building.

New basement rooms? No cap. (No cap) But, if the basement had rooms 35 years ago, and you ‘build’ “new” rooms, it isn’t new and falls under the older more tenant friendly laws.

However, between tenants, a landlord can do whatever the fuck they want to prices.

Shitty rooms went from 375 to 700 I’m 5 years.

whoisearth ,
@whoisearth@lemmy.ca avatar

Hello fellow Ontarians. I feel your pain. It may be little solace but know I bought a house with a basement tenant 3 years ago. Their rent was $1100 a month for a 1 bedroom 3 years ago and it’s 1100$ a month now. I don’t need the money. Fuck landholding pariahs taking advantage of renters.

smokescreen ,

Rentoid propoganda! /s

profdc9 , in Nancy Pelosi's Portfolio Returned Over 700% In a Decade

The average Congresscritter doesn’t need to hoard gold bars in their house. Today influence peddling is only slightly more subtle.

Audacious , in Biden to push for Supreme Court ethics reform, term limits and amendment to overturn immunity ruling, sources say

This would be amazing if he can do it. At least he’s promising good changes vs trump promising judgment day on day one…

Speculater ,
@Speculater@lemmy.world avatar

Didn’t he literally say he would take vengeance on all his political opponents day one? Then the Supreme Court gave him absolute immunity?

Audacious ,

Yes. He said both what I wrote and wanting revenge, saying he will be a dictator for one day, day one. This video has both clips, if you want to skip to 8:17 for the revenge and judgment day after that: www.youtube.com/watch?v=wNzzOwiebvM

MisterFrog ,
@MisterFrog@lemmy.world avatar

It is weird that they dicked around for 4 years on this, though.

Still, vote blue, your vassals beg you (Australian here).

evenglow ,

4 years of daily Republican sabotage of the US government. Democrats are not perfect. They are also not the problem at hand.

Wahots ,
@Wahots@pawb.social avatar

Undoing the amount of damage they caused takes time. Biden inherited a spiraling economy, hundreds of thousands of people sick and dying, and a coup attempt that nearly got a bunch of people killed.

Not to mention all the idiotic shit the prior president had done while in office, such as austerity cuts that fucked social programs, legal systems, and low and middle income Americans.

It will take 12-16 years of unified democrat rule to fix corruption, regulatory capture, anti-trust for monopolies, universal healthcare, infrastructure investments that don’t get slashed by idiotic presidents, etc.

Four years of chemotherapy isn’t nearly enough when we have policy tumors and R&D funding cut abscesses from fucking idiots like Regan, Bush, and Trump.

Wahots ,
@Wahots@pawb.social avatar

Hmmm, genuinely improving the lives of Americans vs fire and brimstone and a dictator. Tough choice for Americans in November /s

Get everyone you can to vote in November, seriously. Trump’s faction is barely scraping by. We can do this.

NOT_RICK , in Biden to push for Supreme Court ethics reform, term limits and amendment to overturn immunity ruling, sources say
@NOT_RICK@lemmy.world avatar

add ranked choice

Omegamanthethird ,
@Omegamanthethird@lemmy.world avatar

Only if the ranking is applied at the state level AND the national level. I’m not going to throw away my vote or my delegate’s vote.

stickyShift ,

Why not get rid of delegates altogether while we’re at it?

Omegamanthethird ,
@Omegamanthethird@lemmy.world avatar

Yes please. As someone who isn’t in a swing state, I would like my vote to matter.

And a popular vote means citizens in other countries could vote (Puerto Rico).

Also, prisoners should get a vote.

halcyoncmdr ,
@halcyoncmdr@lemmy.world avatar

And a popular vote means citizens in other countries could vote (Puerto Rico).

I just want to point out that Puerto Rico is not a separate country, it is part of the United States. The people there are US Citizens just like those in the 50 States. However, as a territory they do not have the same representation in government or federal support as a full State.

A lot of people get this wrong. Including some Border Patrol officers. They don’t exactly hire the most educated for the Frontline positions, that’s pretty clear from the stupid clearly wrong or illegal shit CBP ends up doing.

Omegamanthethird ,
@Omegamanthethird@lemmy.world avatar

Thank you. I meant to say other territories (hence citizens), since they don’t get a vote. But yeah, a lot of people don’t realize they are part of the U.S.

cybersandwich ,

Bro, a quarter of the Borer Patrol *are" Puerto Ricans.

bufalo1973 ,
@bufalo1973@lemmy.ml avatar

So PR is a colony

Mog_fanatic ,

Isn’t ranked choice like straight up banned in like 12 states or something? You’d have to flip each of those states first before even going down that road right?

Omegamanthethird ,
@Omegamanthethird@lemmy.world avatar

Well, theoretically federal law would supercede state law. But current SCOTUS is kinda wack right now.

xionzui ,

Doesn’t the constitution explicitly grant states the right to decide how they hold their elections?

SwingingTheLamp ,

The Constitution is so vague on the point, it doesn’t even require that states hold elections. It just says that the legislature decides how the state’s presidential electors are appointed. That didn’t stop the Originalists on the Best Supreme Court Money Can Buy™ from ruling in the Colorado ballot case that, well, akshually, legislatures aren’t allowed to decide how to run their state’s elections.

Now, you’d think that a ruling that federal law supersedes state control of elections means that federal law supersedes state control of elections, but that principle may only apply to who appears on the ballot. It may only apply to whether their guy appears on the ballot. Don’t pin down the Best Supreme Court Money Can Buy™, man! They need to know who’s going to benefit from ranked-choice voting before they know what the Constitution actually says. Hell, the Constitution may actually contain a list of which states are allowed to have ranked-choice voting, and which are not. We just don’t know yet!

ChaoticEntropy , in Instagram influencer jailed for trafficking and slavery
@ChaoticEntropy@feddit.uk avatar

Being an Instagram influencer isn’t about living the “perfect” life, it’s about projecting and demonstrating the “perfect” life in the tiny window you show.

todd_bonzalez ,

What an absolutely ridiculous takeaway from this article…

ChaoticEntropy , (edited )
@ChaoticEntropy@feddit.uk avatar

Well… there are people expressing “I would never have expected she lived in squalor and did all this shady stuff” takes, and it seems worth remembering that these influencers are a fantasy.

mox , (edited ) in Nancy Pelosi's Portfolio Returned Over 700% In a Decade

These sites were collecting hand-transcribed data from congress trading disclosures. Unfortunately, the disclosures were almost always made long after the trades. Perhaps that’s why no volunteers have been transcribing data recently.

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PenisWenisGenius , in Biden to push for Supreme Court ethics reform, term limits and amendment to overturn immunity ruling, sources say

inb4 the Supreme Court rules that new laws made about the Supreme Court are illegal. Why even stop there. They can simply rule that ACKTCHUALLY the US is a monarchy and Clarence Thomas is in charge of it all.

toasteecup ,

I’m down to commit regicide

PenisWenisGenius , (edited )

Become ungovernable instead, whatever that means to you. Refusing to have kids and then living as flat as possible so you can smoke weed is one example of social behavior that harms their agenda a lot more than committing suicide does.

toasteecup ,

I respect the decision. We all gotta go our particular ways

melvisntnormal ,

Where was suicide mentioned?

LesserAbe ,

Imagine shit hitting the fan if Congress passed a law limiting a clearly corrupt court and then the court “ruled it unconstitutional”.

That isn’t going to fly.

It’s not even in the constitution that the supreme court can rule something unconstitutional, they just did it once early on and everyone went with it.

givesomefucks , in Biden to push for Supreme Court ethics reform, term limits and amendment to overturn immunity ruling, sources say

Bush full of birds, but our hands are still empty…

Biden had four fucking years to do something, half of that time Dems controlled both House and Senate.

But he doesn’t start talking about it till right before the election as a promise for something he’ll “look into” in January

Twitches ,

Yeah, seriously considering, so nothing is going to happen. Words mean nothing without action.

Habahnow ,

Dems didn’t control both the house and the senate soo… Thats why Dems haven’t been able to pass as many things as they would like.

Vent ,

Dems controlled the Senate with the slimmest majority possible. One fucker that owns a coal company was able to tank all meaningful climate bills and there was nothing Biden or anyone else could do about it. You can forget about any progressive policies in that environment, lol. Biden did well with the tools he was given.

givesomefucks ,

Dems controlled the Senate with the slimmest majority possible

And four years ago Biden wouldnt shut up about how only he could work with a Republican Senate.

Long before we dreamed if 50 seats.

As soon as that was on the table, it switched to 50 accomplishes everything. And almost immediately after we got that. Biden said it wasn’t enough

Three big goalpost moves in like 6 months, that shit is noticable to voters and some can remember the last election, and not take Biden on his word again.

TheRealCharlesEames ,

You’re misplacing the blame, friend

givesomefucks ,

This is like saying we can’t criticize the police because criminals are worse…

Voyajer ,
@Voyajer@lemmy.world avatar

Tag his username, he’s usually like this

stoly ,

You’re supposed to be angry at the people preventing progress, not the people trying to create progress.

Organichedgehog ,

Promising progress and intentionally not fulfilling the promise is, indeed, preventing progress. Of course the R’s are awful. The D’s are also shitty and I hold them to a higher standard.

InternetUser2012 ,

I love how people blame Biden for shit the racist rapist with 34 felonies did. The amount of mental gymnastics that requires is amazing. Unless you’re not a real person and at this point, I kinda hope you’re not.

givesomefucks ,

Bruh…

How is it you read something like:

We’re not fighting fascists enough

And your take away

That guy likes fascists

Seriously, what steps of logic did you get to thinking I’m a trump supporter?

It’s 2024, you can’t imagine someone doesn’t like Biden but hates trump?

InternetUser2012 ,

What in the hell are you talking about? Did you respond to the wrong person because you’re quoting shit that wasn’t in what I replied to. You broken?

givesomefucks ,

How is it you read something like:

I mean, I thought the “like” was a clear signal I was paraphrasing…

But overestimating people is a flaw I openly admit

Orbituary ,
@Orbituary@lemmy.world avatar

Not sure why you’re getting negative votes. You’re right. But Dems still haven’t learned that the days of working across party lines is a dream from a bygone era.

Old man dreams.

givesomefucks ,

You can’t even get moderates to understand if the best we can do is a tie, it’s harder to even manage that.

Anyone that can look at the last 16 years of the party and say with a straight face we’re making the right moves isn’t worth listening to.

There is absolutely zero benefit to running Hillary/Biden types rather than an Obama type

BassTurd ,

Biden has been successful at getting bipartisan legislation passed over the last few years. That doesn’t mean that everything can be done. It horse shit that you think that because he wasn’t able to convince any Republicans and lost a turn coat and coal barron that it’s his fault, or that he mislead with his “working across the aisle” comments.

To address one of your other comments, this shit is the reason people might believe your a Trump supporter. The same shit rhetoric day in and day out. There’s being critical and there’s being beneficial to Trump. You frequently sit on the Trump benefits side of comments.

baronvonj ,
@baronvonj@lemmy.world avatar

It’s very disingenuous to say the Democratic party controlled the Senate while having the House majority. The Senate was 48 Democratic, 2 Independents who caucused with the Democratic Senators, and 50 Republicans with the VP casting tie-breakong votes. Very little legislation could be passed because of the filibuster, which needed 51 votes to reform and both Machines and Lineman stating they absolutely would not go along with that. The Senate could approve most nominees, and pass reconciliation (ie 3 types of budget-related bills) once a year. They had no path the expand the court or codify Roe or anything like that with the “majority” they had. We need either 51 Senators who will amend the filibuster (or get rid of it) or 61 Senators to overcome the filibuster to really have the ability to get anything substantial done.

givesomefucks ,

Then why was Biden saying he could work with a Republican controlled Senate 4 years ago?

Why say that the Georgia runoffs would get the whole platform?

What number do we need for any current campaign promises to come true? And if the deciding factor is House and Senate, shouldn’t we do ch Biden for a candidate that would help down allot races?

baronvonj ,
@baronvonj@lemmy.world avatar

Then why was Biden saying he could work with a Republican controlled Senate 4 years ago?

Probably because he did have a history of bipartisan work as a Senator.

Why say that the Georgia runoffs would get the whole platform?

In 2020? We didn’t know yet that Sinema would do a 180 after being elected or that Manchin would be such a dick.

What number do we need for any current campaign promises to come true?

I already addressed that.

And if the deciding factor is House and Senate, shouldn’t we do ch Biden for a candidate that would help down allot races?

Anybody who supports the Democratic platform relative to the Republican platform and says they won’t vote if Biden is on the ticket is, quite simply, failing our society most egregiously. Protest voting does nothing but lose.

Historically, a contested convention or not running the incumbent is a losing proposition. But I don’t care who the Democratic party nominates in this election, I will vote for them up and down the ballot. The presidential nominees are going to be shitty until we can collectively get our heads out of our asses and turn up it overwhelming numbers in the primaries to get progressives in state legislatures to overhaul our election process. It will take a constitutional amendment to unshitify the presidential election.

givesomefucks ,

Probably because he did have a history of bipartisan work as a Senator

Oh ok…

So despite Biden spending 8 years in Obama’s White House and getting a literal front row seat…

Biden was just too stupid to realize shit changed?

Or you think he knew and intentionally lied about it in that primary so he’d be the candidate even tho he knew the only reason to go with him was bullshit?

Like, you get that’s where your logic leads right?

Biden is either:

  1. Dumb as shit and if ignorant of modern politics
  2. He knew what reality was like, but lied to become an ineffectual president on purpose. Not just bad because he put himself over the country, but he did it in the middle of a fascists takeover. Literally, there was a failed insurrection days before he took office.

Neither of those options makes people energized to vote for him again, and this election is too important to risk Joe.

baronvonj ,
@baronvonj@lemmy.world avatar

My dude, Biden has had more bipartisan success than Obama did. So I really don’t think you have a winning point here.

Like, you get that’s where your logic leads right?

No, but I get that it’s where you insist on taking it.

Neither of those options makes people energized to vote for him again, and this election is too important to risk Joe.

You have it wrong, this election is too important to risk not voting Democratic regardless if it is Joe. O will vote blue regardless. Will you?

givesomefucks ,

, this election is too important to risk not voting Democratic regardless if it is Joe

There are 10s of millions of voters Biden needs to convince, and every indication is he’s not going to be able to convince enough, especially not the tens of thousands up for grabs in battleground states.

It’s easier to switch out Biden while there’s still time than to convince all those people.

You’re worried about forcing everyone into making a smart decision. We’re talking about the American public here. We don’t have a good track record with that.

So rather than gamble on the intelligence of the American public, why not give them a better candidate?

What’s the benefit of sticking with Biden? How many people already willing to vote for Biden isn’t voting D regardless of candidate?

You’re right that everyone should vote Biden.

But that doesn’t matter. The American public does the wrong thing almost constantly, have you been in public lately?

baronvonj ,
@baronvonj@lemmy.world avatar

What you don’t seem to be understanding is that I’m not arguing for Biden being the nominee. I’m arguing against not voting Democratic in the event the Biden is the nominee:

Anybody who supports the Democratic platform relative to the Republican platform and says they won’t vote if Biden is on the ticket is, quite simply, failing our society most egregiously. Protest voting does nothing but lose.

I’m not objecting to people asking for a better candidate. I’m concerned that those people will fuck over the rest of the country and not vote Democratic if they don’t get one.

givesomefucks ,

I’m arguing against not voting Democratic in the event the Biden is the nominee:

To who?

Who are you arguing against?

No one that’s here…

baronvonj ,
@baronvonj@lemmy.world avatar

I’m arguing with you, because you’re out here misplacing blame on Biden for things that are under the purview of Congress and declaring that the Democrats will lose even the down-ballot races if he’s the nominee. If you’re going to vote Democratic regardless who the nominee is, then please make that statement alongside everything else you’re stating. Otherwise you sound like you’re going to protest vote if Biden is the nominee.

givesomefucks ,

I’m arguing with you

For something I never said…

This isnt the first you’ve done it either, I don’t think it’ll magically become productive. Have a nice life

LesserAbe ,

Yeah, would have loved to see action before now. Still, what specific steps would you rather see this moment?

At least he’s talking about it and maybe giving people hope that things could settle the fuck down. Lot of people probably voting against Trump, but would help to have more reasons to vote for Biden

givesomefucks ,

At least he’s talking about it

So noble to bring up things the country desperately needs and he has no intention of working towards

Shits too bad to keep wasting Dem administrations on neoliberals

LesserAbe ,

What specific steps would you like to see Biden take right now?

givesomefucks ,

Use the powers granted to him as president of the United States…

He can just fucking arrest Clarence for acts against the US government and throw his ass in Gitmo

What’s the reason not to? You one of those people that think Republicans are holding back so if we fight back they’re fight even harder?

They been fighting as hard as they can for decades. And Trump will use every power granted to him (and some that aren’t) if he’s president.

You don’t fight fascism with both hands tied behind your back unless you’re not worried about fascism winning…

What was that Biden quote about if he loses the election?

Ensign_Crab ,

Democrats should quit waiting until they can’t do shit to suggest doing it.

BallsandBayonets ,

That’s their whole strategy. If they suggest doing shit when they still had time to do anything, they might feel pressured by the populace to do something, and that would upset their owners.

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