"The deepest mine in the world is the Mponeng Gold Mine, located in Carletonville, South Africa. It reaches a depth of 4.0 kilometers (approximately 2.5 miles) below the surface. This mine is currently active and is operated by Harmony Gold Mining Company."

Who Is Leading Iran?

Q: Who's the commanding officer here?
A: Ain't you?

Is pedophilia a mental illness?
#36 | Posted by LegallyYourDead

Everything your brain makes can be considered an illness.

Only 21% of Americans Support the U.S. Initiating an Attack on Iran

"You get what you get and you don't get upset"
- Cicero

What is the legal justification for this war of aggression?
#185 | Posted by truthhurts

Beats me! I just like seeing the divine wrath of Allah descend on people who earned it.

Killing this poor guy [...] I haven't seen any terrible language from Ali Khameini [...]
#181 | Posted by C0RI0LANUS

Watching this poster cover for the Supreme Leader who ordered the murder of 35,000+ Iranian civilian men, women, and children last month is something else.

Time will tell which is correct.
#7 | Posted by LampLighter

Indeed!

In the meantime:

Must feel good vaporizing an old guy who never molested an underage girl.
#3 | Posted by C0RI0LANUS

Got anything to say about that same "old guy" who ordered the murder of 35,000 Iranians last month?

Iran Supreme Leader Khamenei is Dead

And many happy returns!

So long Ayatolla AsaWhollah!

Too bad you can't relive the experience 36,499 more times, once more for every Iranian man, woman, and child you murdered a couple months ago.

"The lawsuit charges that SB 244 violates the Kansas Constitution's protections for personal autonomy, privacy, equality under the law, due process, and freedom of speech."

Kansas Supreme Court is split 5-2 Dems/Repubs. So the lawsuit has a chance since it isn't based on Fed law. If it had relied on Fed law, GOP SCOTUS would laugh it out of court.

"The FBI's Art Crime Team is coordinating its repatriation to the National Archaeological Museum of Civitavecchia."

And that's why I never told anyone about the artifacts I found in my Indian burial ground backyard.

We can play whataboutism on just about anything and end up accomplishing nothing.
#57 | Posted by BillJohnson

It's not whataboutism.

The president of your choice has done his best to undermine western solidarity supporting a democratic government (Ukraine) fighting an existential war of unprovoked aggression by a dictator. And Trump claimed to cut our funding of Ukraine for financial reasons (even though it was pennies on the dollar for the harm we were doing to our second biggest international threat at zero cost of American lives). And now he's going to spend our money on an enemy that is not nearly the same threat to us.

We could easily support both actions. It's only because of Trump that we're doing one and not the other. And it's only because of Trump that you support attacking one while getting in line behind Trump to orally pleasure the other.

But if this is still going on in a few months, why we'll just have to cancel those pesky Mid Terms, eh?
#52 | Posted by Corky

Why procrastinate? Cancel them now.

Jill Stein 2028!

The Iranian regime killing tens of thousands of its own citizens who want regime change should be enough to justify assisting them in removing the current regime from power. This is an opportunity for the free world to make a real change in the Middle East. Don't be so quick to tear down America or its leadership that you refuse to see what's going on.
#38 | Posted by BillJohnson

Maybe you have a point. But you MAGAts have no problem selling the democracy of Ukraine to a Russian dictator who has murdered over 100,000 of them, and maimed another 500,000 in an unprovoked war of aggression, so where's the consistency?

But asking for logical consistency from a self-declared christian MAGAt who freely admitted to not caring if Trump Epsteined kids on the White House front lawn might be asking for too much.

Which reminds me of the canned worms I saw in an ethnic grocery store once. Very cheap for the amount of protein.

@LauraMohr

In response to your #5 claim that I'm "a fudging] idiot. This is a state issue nothing to do with the federal government. God you [Censored] can be a blooming idiot sometimes" I posted in #6 examples of how the federal government can and does prohibit states from discriminating.

You have not responded, which suggests you agree that you were incorrect in your opinion on the limitations of the Federal government's ability to protect Americans from discrimination (and maybe a dawning realization that this discrimination might be the chickens coming home to roost for some of those who helped the GOP into office with protest votes).

Otherwise, I look forward to you, or perhaps the two legal scholars who gave your post Newsworthy flags, letting us know exactly how "this is a state issue nothing to do with the federal government" other than that being the position of the GOP SCOTUS that you repeatedly helped into office.

Old shoe leather is also quite a bargain!

"It's been common courtesy here for 20 years not to use another Member's name in a thread Headline. So much for that, I guess.
#10 | Posted by Corky

I'm holding out hope that there will be an injuction to put a stop to this.
#6 | Posted by LauraMohr

An injunction? Granted by a Jill Stein 2016! judge, no doubt.

"You [fudging] idiot. This is a state issue nothing to do with the federal government. God you can be a blooming idiot sometimes.
#5 | Posted by LauraMohr

If only the Federal government had the unheard of ability to prevent states from discriminating against minorities.

"Kansas To Trans People: Surrender Of Drivers License"

If only they had voted Jill Stein 2016! harder.

"Republican Compares Masked Ice Agents to Cartel Sicarios"

"Trump's Push for Election Power Raises Fears He Will 'Subvert' Midterms"

You don't say?