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Willfully Horn

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  1. I want child marriage banned in the USA. Here are the states that do, and don’t.
  2. Tough to cheat when you are dead. You and the other man’s child.
  3. Demonstrating citizens are not capable of ruling themselves has been a project long before Republicans sought to hamstring government in order to prove it cannot function as needed.
  4. Most honest political post, imo, that you have yet offered.
  5. Why, do you suppose, that could be?
  6. lol. Science says overpopulation ought be culled.
  7. Folks smarter than you concluded that breath gave life, and, further, that conclusion was God. I get a narcissist would think their own beliefs inviolate. And, so, fuck you.
  8. Of course you do, zealot.
  9. You stated abortion is basically a philosophical issue. Which is akin to a religious one. You are a zealot. Fuck off. Cast your stones, speak for your God, hypocrite. Fuck you.
  10. Folks who want to impose their religion on the rest of this country are zealots. Fuck them all. Anti-American and un-Christian. I’ll call them traitors, because, again, fuck them.
  11. Yeah, you might want to consider the published aims of Peter Thiel, and the New Right. They seek to institute what they call a monarchy. And, Thiel’s connection to coming administration, coupled with turnip’s comments about being a dictator for a day, (which is all a dictator needs to have a day two,) as well as turnip saying, in 2022 when he was still lying about the election: “Do you throw the Presidential Election Results of 2020 OUT and declare the RIGHTFUL WINNER, or do you have a NEW ELECTION? A Massive Fraud of this type and magnitude allows for the termination of all rules, regulations, and articles, even those found in the Constitution,” is more than enough actual, factual, basis to make the claim you mock. You chump. https://www.vanityfair.com/news/2022/04/inside-the-new-right-where-peter-thiel-is-placing-his-biggest-bets?srsltid=AfmBOorrPKZJc9DOkHFVxljR7s6cjytUaZYJViIDdLeQVxeSFruaKf7o
  12. Pandemonium
  13. Texags is not dissimilar to CS Lewis’ concept of hell, in that their board is replete with individual thoughts, with few participants. Isolated individuals, screaming into the void.
  14. Hahahahahaha
  15. Again, thanks. Perhaps I am missing something, but it seems as though “Yeah, except for those prosecutors appointed under the Ethics in Government Act,” could have also served in answering my last post. Enlightened by your posts, I reread the Cato analysis. Cannon had four statutes to consider, which were cited by Garland in appointing Smith. One she did, indeed, reject by arguing the statute clearly applied to the FBI, given the distinction between officers and officials. Another she dismissed due to her belief that the phrase “attorney specially retained”, meant only attorneys that were already employed. Because “retained” was used in its past tense. As if hiring someone for a purpose is best expressed “attorney specially retain.” And for another, she proclaimed that “prosecute,” in 1966, actually was meant to convey a narrower definition of the word “prosecute.” She is arguing that, in ‘66, “prosecute” meant to help further a prosecution, and not to actually, you know, prosecute. TL/dr Absent further information, I disagree that the Cato analysis was anything other than bullshit.
  16. OK. I think I understand. Thanks.
  17. Unless you want to make a date. Posted on IX KAL
  18. So, did Cannon decide that everyone who had dealt with these special prosecutors was clueless on what mattered? Did Cannon discover that none of them were empaneled legally, since the statute mentions officers, and not officials?
  19. Thanks. So, Cannon ruled that Nixon was right, and the court wrong, and Cato agreed? Or, Nixon was agreeing that special counsel appointments are valid?
  20. Republicans have been too successful dumbing down the citizens of this country.
  21. The Cato analysis uses RDuke level verbiage to differentiate between the meanings of “officer” and “official.” Interesting to me, they rely on a Nixon era case which, as I understand it, wasn’t fully adjudicated, since Nixon resigned before the issue was settled.
  22. Unsurprisingly, you didn’t read your cited commentary. No mention of how thousands of pages are too many for R politicians to read. I’m sure twice will explain the Cato analysis, but you have merely reinforced the belief that magat beliefs are not reality based.
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