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This - creature - is obviously insane. I would like to see her permanently banned from - well, everywhere.
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using your platform as a Representative to spread anti-vax propaganda is a clear violation of her Oath of Office, and she should be sanctioned for it: it's not in the interest of her constituents to die avoidably of covid, nor does it help her district to flood the hospitals.
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It's why trolls on the Right and their enablers in general discourse has tried frame every discussion about how comically to the point of absurdly wrong they are as a "free speech" argument.
Everything is about "their right' to say this or that and never about how functionally wrong and dangerous as misinformation it is. It's always why everything is "an opinion." |
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Then Chamberlain's "peace in our time" speech was just "an opinion" about European stability at the time. As was his declaration of war shortly after just "an opinion" about British government policy. So was Churchill's "we shall never surrender" outburst. The Final Solution was simply acquiescence to Der Fuhrer's "opinions" about "the Jewish problem". Kennedy's space-race speech, MLK's "I have a dream" speech...just opinions. All these opinions were just so much talk, and nothing ever came of them, remember? Words matter. MTG's "opinions" are not dismissible. She is a vile and ignorant piece of work, and letting her just continue to spew her hatreds is not "free speech". It's hate speech. I do believe there's laws against this. |
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AIUI, barring future precedent or adjustment... hate speech laws reference "protected classes", usually less defended and/or minority persons, not "sane people"... though we could join either group quite soon if things keep up. [emoji3525] Crap... that's too maudlin even for me. Barkeep! [emoji1] |
An... interesting... feud...
From: Yahoo News Rep. Dan Crenshaw (R-Texas) said Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) is either a Democrat or an “idiot” as the war of words between the two intensified. Last week, Crenshaw called on President Joe Biden to use the Federal Emergency Management Agency to help with coronavirus testing and aid hospitals....Greene, a conspiracy theorist who has downplayed the virus, dismissed omicron as “sneezes, coughs and runny noses” and attacked Crenshaw for the suggestion. Sorry Crenshaw... MTG is not "a democrat". She is a republican. Her voter base is largely your voter base. She probably shares virtually all of the same policy goals that you do. You voted for Trump ~99% of the time (i.e. the one who seems to be behind much of the current chaos). Unless you are actually willing to do something about MTG and Trump, you cannot absolve yourself from those people. |
Making big shows of infighting.... whenever it doesn't actually matter.... is something the Right is annoyingly good at.
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What an awesome headline:
What does Marjorie Taylor Greene do all day? It might shock you to learn this, and I can save you some time, but she doesn't do anything. |
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The sad part is "Someone in Congress who sits around twiddling their thumbs except for harassing other Congressmembers and just being a contrarian douche canoe" is a feature, not a bug, to a lot of people on the Right. |
What does Marjorie Taylor Greene do all day?
Grift. |
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Many of her constituents don't seem to. [emoji3525] And jebus knows... she's not the only such critter on the hill. |
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The thing is, I don't really see Twitter and FB being the major focus when that level of control is gained. There are much bigger fish to fry, at that point. And that pan will be nicely heated, by then. |
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Not what they should do, but what you actually predict they will? |
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What are the headline GOP policies for 2024 and how will they actually go about passing the required legislation ? |
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I hope the GOP has a more savvy operator than Trump, by that point. |
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What kind of retaliatory legislation do you have in mind ? Making it illegal to be a member of the Democratic Party ? Wholesale disenfranchisement of people likely to vote Democrat ? De-funding of blue states ? |
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We all know the major political talking points. By 2024, Dems will have been lobbing those stones hard, for 8 years. And the GOP response, if they have that level of control, will likely be legendary. |
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Could it be that you can't actually think of an actual Republican agenda beyond denying Democrats any win? |
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Give us a clue? |
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His staff called these absences "Executive Time". I expect that stupid, idiotic, lying, greedy, POS Greene does the same sort of thing when she is in her Congressional office. |
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It's like asking, how will they lay it to us? Piledriver style, inverted reverse cowgirl, or maybe while we eat from a dog dish labeled with ancient Hebrew text? |
When was the last time any Republican (including all "I'm totally not a Republican because I parrot the 'Both Sides are the Same' lie Republicans) actually answered a question or made a point?
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Or as the 'Straw Man' said in the Wizard of Oz: "Some people without brains do an awful lot of talking!" |
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You said you "don't predict the future" but that exactly what you did. Take it one step further and give us a few targets you think would get the GOP treatment. For myself, I'd expect retaliation against the big player social media entities. Surely FB and the Twit would be on the chopping block, though how they'd bend the law and constitution to do it I couldn't say. Won't stop them trying. (See how easy that was?) |
Who the **** is "predicting the future?"
Her trolling happened in the past and is currently happening in the present. The Capital Insurrection actually happened, it's not some theoretical thing we're talking about maybe happening if things don't get better. I await yet another round of trolling with no answer, no point, and no actual response. |
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The First Amendment to the US Constitution applies only to the Federal government in the USA. |
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you still haven't said what the Republican agenda actually would be except in the most general, least informative way. Which supports my belief that you have no idea what the GOP actually stands for. |
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I imagine an honest Republican could say outright that the goal is to abolish democratic voting rights, glorify pollution, make the two party system a sham, establish a theocracy and reverse recent advances in human rights. Of course that's kind of embarrassing to say outright. So they settle for name calling, waving their Bibles, refining the tone of the supremacist dog whistle, and alleging that anyone who disagrees with them is a communist, a traitor and a fool.
They're doing pretty well at it, and with luck it will get them in and they can continue with the worthy and thankless task of making the lives of their opponents as unpleasant as possible on what remains of the earth's dwindling life. |
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What do y'all want the Republicans to do if they regain control? Make a list. |
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* Yes, I'm aware that lemmings don't really do this. |
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When exactly did it get so bad that that's some sort of unreasonable expectation? |
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I agree with you and Shemp. Waiting for the conservatives to answer this question. |
MTG on Twitter today: 1776!
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In the chess game of US politics, one side is trying to play according to the rules of chess. The other side is playing pigeon-chess and has nearly covered the board in rank guano. The MAGAchuds are cheering for the pigeon - they think that's how this game is played.
MTG? She is the guano. |
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One of them might stick their head out from under their rock to make a snide trolling comment, but answers or a point? Never. |
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