I'm not getting into the Tate brothers.
#88 | Posted by BillJohnson

Of course you aren't.
Then you'd be forced to acknowledge Trump is directly helping alleged child predators.

"Trump is actively helping child predators, BillJohnson"
How?
#80 | Posted by BillJohnson

Hey BillJohnson,
Here is a direct example of Trump helping an alleged child predator.
What do you have to say about it?

There likewise isn't a Republican alive who thinks it's bad to lure the undesirables into a trap.

Uhh, trump DOJ intervened in Sex trafficker Andrew Tate's case. For starters.
#81 | Posted by Alexandrite

BillJohnson can't address that head on, either.
All he does is smoke screen. That's his only "move."
All these predators are accustomed to operating in the shadows, I might add.

"It fails to prove any real cause and effect."

So? That wasn't a problem for you when you fluffed up your cult leader with this statement:
"How many children did he save from that life when closing the border?"

You don't have a number, but you're sure it's true.

Meanwhile, I provide links to people directly involved in protecting children from predators, and you say it's just speculative.

You're a real piece of shit. It's a shame you get to blame that on society treating you badly because you're gay. Society treats you badly because you're a piece of shit.

"How many children did he save from that life when closing the border?"

What are you talking about, what border is closed?

Trump is actively helping child predators, BillJohnson. And you are not able to deny it. You can't even acknowledge it.

I suspect you may be a child predator judging from all the smoke screening you are doing for child predator Trump.

Republicans now say anyone can be detained, just for being suspicious.

Probable Cause or reasonable articulable suspicion of a crime is no longer required.

Fun time to be a First Amendment auditor.

Great time to be a self appointed constitutional scholar like JeffJ.

"What do you suppose might be the repercussions?"

According to you, none: "Powerful men in other countries just do what they want. Been going on for centuries."

So, explain to us, what's the downside of knowing what these powerful men are doing?

"Powerful men in other countries just do what they want. Been going on for centuries."

There was a big "No Kings" protest the other day.
I guess you prefer kings, to no kings.

I would think the private schools taught it the same way.
#39 | Posted by eberly

Because the important lesson being taught to children at that age, it doesn't have anything to do with history.
They are being taught mythology.
They are undergoing our collective cultural indoctrination.

And there isn't a Republican alive who thinks it's bad to lie to children about Betsy Ross.

"I'll just say you're being childish and naive about how the real world works."

The real world works lots of ways.
Quid pro quo is how Trump's world works.
You probably don't know why civilized societies consider quid pro quo a bad way to govern.

"What Trump is dealing with would crush ordinary men."

Sleeping through meetings? Rolling out the red carpet for autocrats? More golf than any other President?

You fetishize Trump. It's repulsive. It's cult behavior, and he's your cult leader, and you love him.

"On a continent without laws."

Worth mentioning, this echoes what the Zionists say about the land they colonized.
They referred to The Levant as "A land with no people, for a people with no land."
Just like when the Europeans conquered this continent, the natives weren't quite considered people.

It's perhaps also worth noting, these are the same people who will tell you a fetus is a person.
Denying a person's existence -- or positing a person's existence to restrict the rights of the mother -- demonstrates how language is used to ethnically cleanse people.

Much like in 1930s Germany, the undesirables were called "sub-humans." That made it okay, and necessary for public safety, to exterminate them. Similar comments echo throughout history.

"Ben Franklin got some of his ideas about democracy; from the Iroquois Confederacy in particular."

I guarantee none of these -------- Republicans knows what a Chautauqua is.

They peddle white nationalism; perhaps unknowingly, perhaps on purpose. But they were taught it on purpose.

Isn't it something how the two Republicans can't help but spread their mythology that Whites civilized the natives?

We've got a Erika Kirk fan coming to our table.
This is going to be fascinating since I can't keep my mouth shut entirely.:]
#7 | Posted by redlightrobot

What's there to even be a fan of, when it comes to Erika Kirk?

She has zero accomplishments and zero personality.

She wouldn't be famous if it weren't for her husband's death. She's famous like Rodney King is famous, not for who she is or what she did, but because of something that could have happened to anyone just happened to affect her.

And honestly, is it America's job to be the world's morality police?
#17 | Posted by BillJohnson

You'd rather the Chinese or the Russians or the Saudis do it?

You probably would. Licking boots suits you.

Any volunteers? Maybe some Proud Boys who flunked out of ICE School?

Sentinel must be out buying spray paint or he'd be here celebrating the wonderful fascist news.

"Native Americans were easily conquered"

It took about 400 years.
That was easy?
You're an idiot.

"On a continent without laws."

Native Americans... didn't have laws?

"where are the chairs? Didn't want to avoid sitting on dirt?". Her response, "I guess not" LOL
#25 | Posted by eberly

Sitting in chairs is pretty much a Western thing, and unhealthy. The healthy way to do nothing is to cop a squat. Most Americans can't.

Haven't you heard the refrain "Sitting is the new smoking?". Don't they have stand up desks in Kansas? Sheesh.

I have a different approach.

I don't spend my holidays, or any part of my life, with fascists and fascist sympathizers.

"Which is the polar opposite of anything democrat."

You seem to be overlooking the voting.
So, uh, are you dumb?

"The House passed a CR. Dems filibustered in the Senate 15 times."

Always a victim.

You'll always be the victim.

You don't know how to lead, and it shows.