SCOTUS: sponsored by Harlan Crow

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She's bugged out less than two years into this mess without a fight. She's a wealthy coward.

See, there's one problem. You think this is only the second year...

 

[Bronco]

I have no idea who most of these people are but if you leave then you are a much worse problem.

 

[ticapnews]

I have no idea who most of these people are but if you leave then you are a much worse problem.

So people who fled Germany in the 1930's should have stayed and been fed to the ovens at Auschwitz?

And before you say there's no comparison, let me repeat that they have started throwing us in prison with longer sentences than convicted murderers. This is a recognizable pattern...

Per Ken Klippensten

The federal government’s first-ever domestic terrorism convictions linked to “Antifa” came thanks to an “expert” witness who has never spent a day in government or academia, as non-public court transcripts I obtained show. He instead cut his teeth at various pro-Israel advocacy groups.

Shortly after Hamas' October 7 attacks, he said in a social media post: "I would like every protesting communist scumbag to go to Gaza so the IDF can turn them into pink mist…"

His name is Kyle Shideler, and he is the worst of the worst kind of Washington expert. What he lacks in perspective and real world grounding he makes up in ideological fanaticism and deskwork. Before his current position at the right-wing fever dream factory called the Center for Security Policy, he spent years parroting Israel’s national security worldview: the “counterterrorism” mindset of pre-crime paranoia, in which threats lurk everywhere and the preemptive “security” crackdown they supposedly demand becomes its own form of oppression.

This paranoia was on full display at the trial of the Prairieland Eight

Last July 4, the eight protested Donald Trump’s immigration war by targeting the Prairieland Detention Center, an ICE facility in Alvarado, Texas. Seven of the eight gathered at the detention camp for a “noise demonstration” and began vandalizing cars and the facility walls, spray-painting graffiti and setting off what the government describes as commercial-grade fireworks to show support for the people locked inside. When local police arrived, one of the seven, 32-year-old Benjamin Hanil Song, shot Alvarado Police Lieutenant Thomas Gross in the neck. Gross survived.

Police later recovered 11 firearms, body armor, and tactical gear. The government charged Song with attempted murder. But the rest of the defendants were swept up not so much for what they did, but for what the government said they collectively were: a “North Texas Antifa cell.” One of the targets, Daniel Sanchez Estrada, wasn’t even present that night. He was convicted of concealing documents — for moving a box of political zines. He was sentenced to 30 years.

 

[unofan]

I have no idea who most of these people are but if you leave then you are a much worse problem.

Why? We're a country of immigrants, people who literally left a worse situation in the hope of having a better life here.

How is someone leaving here to seek a better life elsewhere not only a problem, but a "much worse" one?

I don't get why emigration is so frowned upon.

 

[ticapnews]

He seems nice.

 

[FadeToBlack&Gold]

Good thing I don't use the Bible as my educational standard. These inbreds want you to, though.

 

[Bronco]

Why? We're a country of immigrants, people who literally left a worse situation in the hope of having a better life here.

How is someone leaving here to seek a better life elsewhere not only a problem, but a "much worse" one?

I don't get why emigration is so frowned upon.

If everyone who can help make things better leaves then the rest of us who can't leave like my transgender nephew get left holding the bag.

 

[Kepler]

Supreme Court Upholds Temporal Gerrymander That Would Cost Democrats 1932 Election

WASHINGTON—In a wide-reaching decision likely to affect every era of American life, the U.S. Supreme Court issued a landmark ruling Tuesday upholding a temporal gerrymander that would cost Democrats control of the House of Representatives in the 1932 election. With the 6-3 judgment, the court’s...

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