"But American people don't like extreme punishment of people who don't seem to be doing anything especially bad."

--------.

Every Trump voter wants extreme and cruel punishment for people who cannot provide their papers when the ICE Agent demands "Your papers, please."

Just ask any of the Republicans here. They will confirm that's what they voted for.

These people are practicing to turn their evil on everyone.

This is what I voted for.
--Boaz

There's a special strain of internal ugliness that one needs to arrest a parent in front of his children at a school bus stop.

This is what I voted for.
--Boaz

Trump is the best thing that ever happened to The Muslim Brotherhood.

Turkey, of course, will be in an untenable position. Having alliances with The West in NATO, and Muslims nations who at any moment could get bombed by Trump.

The devastation of NSA Bahrain

This is what I voted for.
--Boaz

Not government jobs; not Pentagon jobs.

It's like you don't draw a bright line between the State and the Corporation, which of course you don't, because that's the essence of Fascism.

takes what they say as gospel
#1 | Posted by BellRinger

Fun fact: The Gospels don't always agree with each other.
Do you believe The Gospels, including the parts that contradict each other?
You're not man enough to answer that question.
Eberly might be, but you're not.

That article you linked is behind a paywall Snoofy.
#33 | Posted by subliberal

Can't pay?
Get a job.

Really, which made-up government jobs did Biden hire "Influencers" into?

None, because you're lying, which is obviously normal for you.

When I say "for the poor", I mean in economic development and jobs, not direct money in hands of people.
#32 | Posted by subliberal

Oh, so when you say "for the poor" you mean "for multinational corporations."

"Redistribute" is a socialist term.
It doesnt exist in a capitalistic society like ours.
#34 | Posted by subliberal

When an adult doesn't get vaccinated, and that adult spreads disease to a child too young to get vaccinated, whose fault is it, Fishpaw?

"there ended up being nearly twice as many when Biden was in office."

That's like saying a small fire grew larger, because a year passed without anyone making a sensible effort to control it.

And then blaming the guy who started making sensible efforts to control much larger fire, for starting the small fire.

I don't know
#47 | Posted by fishpaw

Well at least you're capable of being honest about that.

"he was elected to stop the deaths "
I don't recall that campaign promise. Please show me that language in Biden's speeches or the Democratic Party Platform.

But if what you say is true:
Was Biden elected to force people to wear masks, force people to social distance, and force people to take vaccines?
Because those are the things that would have stopped the deaths.
Seems like you're blaming Biden, but not Trump, for not doing the things Trump could have done to stop the deaths.

The infants had to get the measles from someone. Do you think that person was over 12 months old and unvaccinated, or is connecting those dots going to be too risky for you?

"The outbreak has resulted in 393 confirmed cases across 28 counties in Pennsylvania, with Lancaster County accounting for the majority of infections due to lower vaccination rates in local communities."

What do you think. Did these children that died get measles from a vaccinated or unvaccinated person?

"That's money that can go into their nation and their poor."

We don't topple nations to redistribute money to the poor.
We barely do that in our own nation.
Most wealth that gets redistributed gets redistributed upwards.

And btw, more died under Biden than Trump.
#40 | Posted by fishpaw

What did Biden do differently, compared to Trump, that resulted in more deaths?

State's choices.
#40 | Posted by fishpaw

So, there's no leadership role for the President during a global pandemic?
Explain why Trump hired fauci onto the White House Coronavirus Task Force, and put Fauci in front of the cameras.

Children are not supposed to get their measles vaccine before 15 months.
#39 | Posted by fishpaw

^
Why would you choose to be wrong about something to easy to look up?

#35 Do you want to discuss the harm to children done during Covid because of political failure?
#37 | Posted by fishpaw

Sure. Remind us, who was President at the time?

Shapiro is a likeable Democrat which makes it so disappointing that he's trying to politicize this when the facts aren't on his side.
#28 | Posted by BellRinger

^
JeffJ taking his talking points from RFK Jr. now.
Claiming the deaths were fabricated for political gain.

So yes, people will make measles political.
#29 | Posted by fishpaw

Children dying from preventable disease is a political failure.
Why shouldn't children dying from a disease that's entirely preventable be seen as a political failure?
Tell us why.