Sicilianthing wrote:
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That’s not entirely true Kemmer, and wtf ? The Way the Political wind blows ?
Is that what my Constitution says about scumbags who come here get citizenship and then commit violent crimes against Natural Born of the Land?
Really ?
And you expect guys like me to acknowledge and accept the Shaping of policy, Bill and laws put into effect by our Traitor Officials who were misled by think Tanks to begin with about how Immigration is to proceed like this ?
And now this ruling?
Really bro?
And you guys wonder why guys like me are so seriously pissed off and ready to go out and have Armed Conflict with all those trying to transform us away with these Encroachments weakening our Pillars.
WTF Is wrong with you ?
You can’t see it yet ?
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You can’t see it yet ?
Nope. But I keep waiting for you to convince me with compelling evidence.
Sicilianthing wrote:
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IDK, I got off the TrumpTrain at Betrayal station when he signed that criminal Omni bill...
then I got off the Station and went home when he bombed Syria.
I still support him from a distance but now I’ve turned all my focus to Plans B and C
Speaking of betrayal:
The Supreme Court sided with a legal immigrant convicted of residential burglary and facing deportation after Justice Neil Gorsuch joined the court's four liberal justices. The 5-4 decision is a loss for President Donald Trump's administration, which has emphasized stricter enforcement of immigration law.
Is there a Plan D?
Sicilianthing wrote:
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Noted but I’m just sharing a great supporter of Trump, Jones is a pulse of the Midstates in a big way... these Rural people put Trump in office so he’d better keep listening which I’m sure he does in bits...
At this point I’m also showing you guys early on how Trump’s base is starting to wobble and split.
Trump cant’ have it both ways much longer... he’s got about 60-90 days to Drop the HAMMER and start doing what the People asked for.
Trump cant’ have it both ways much longer... he’s got about 60-90 days to Drop the HAMMER and start doing what the People asked for.
Sicilianthing
Yes, a minority of "the people" according to the election results, and a minority that continues to shrink seeing the hypocrisy of Pee Brain.
ldsuttonjr wrote:
Bruce: It seems the Yellowman has painted that yellow stripe down you're back? More MAGA! Good day!
LDSjr: When all else fails, do the ad hominem. Thanks for the win (again). Truth will out. Have a wonderful day!
ldsuttonjr wrote:
bruce: Are you going to be able to survive seven more glorious years of MAGA? Homie don't think so! MAGA!
Absolutely will be able to survive:
1) MAGA may not last 8 years; may not last even 4 years.
2) Looks like we are heading toward MRGA (where R = Russia); real patriots won't tolerate that.
3) Yelloman is not smart enough to last 4 years; he isn't even smart enough to be the Antichrist.
4) Yelloman is not smart enough to think past tomorrow.
5) Abe had it right: You can fool some of the people all of the time; all of the people some of the time; but not all of the people all of the time. Four years is a long time. I may not live 8 years, but I will live to see a better president--even Mike (the hypocrite) Pence would be better, but not much.
6) I have great faith in the American system of law to outlast the current swamp creatures; the Constitution may hang by a thread as Yelloman tries to shred it totally, but it will survive because most Americans (right now ~60%) won't let it slip away.
7) Truth will out.
8) LDSjr: You and I are lucky to live in a land where we can have this conversation.
Thanks for asking. Have a great day!
JW wrote:
It has no relevance to the alleged contract. At this time, there is no proof Trump even knew of the contract.
What I refer to is well stated by the Wisconsin Supreme Court.
The Wisconsin Supreme Court held:
“Free will in making private contracts, and even in greater degree in refusing to make them, is one of the most important and sacred of the individual rights intended to be protected.”
And
“Liberty includes not only the right to labor, but to refuse to labor, and consequently the right to contract to labor or for labor, and to terminate such contracts, and to refuse to make such contracts.”
In other words, who one does business with, or chooses not to do business with, is no concern of the government.
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Of no concern,
1) Unless criminality is involved;
2) Unless there is a need to adjudicate a dispute in the contract--which is exactly why Stormy v Trump is in federal court.
proud republican wrote:
Seriously????You guys care about golden showers that is coming from the words of a dirty cop, but WE THE PEOPLE worry about economy,wars and stuff like this that is more important!!!But its ok, you guys(Demoncraps) go a head worry about this BS and when midterms will come lets see who is going to win...Golden showers BS vs great economy...I bet on great economy...Jerk!!!
Proud,
Yes, there was a time when the Party of No (Republicants) were for lowering debt, but now you add trillions to the national debt with a tax "cut" and a blooming budget. You say you "worry" about wars, but your president reneges with five deferments while his accuser is a decorated and wounded war hero who took care of his men in battle (right, Sarge?). Your guy wants to start a trade war that may cause "a little pain" for others except him. Sorry, Proud, your Party seems to be changing right out from under your feet. Ten years ago you would have been fighting Yellowman.
proud republican wrote:
You and your Kevie are full of kaka together with your assholliness Comey!!!
Priceless! An American president in the golden shower game in an adversary's country--another historical first for Orangeman..er, Yellowman.
Nope, I can see perfectly. Take a look at Kevyn's screen shot of the front page of today's edition. As Kevyn pointed out: priceless.
Thanks, Kevyn, a picture is worth a thousand words. It is true that Trump has read and followed the Daily News for years--I wonder if it still is his favorite newspaper now that it seems to be failing the Boss' loyalty test.
[quote=JW] The Constitution places contracts beyond the reach of government.
Please interpret your statement relative to Trump's "contract" with Stormy Daniels.
Headline from Trump's favorite newspaper: PEE BRAIN
Wolf counselor wrote:
It's to Bank of America's own detriment.
There is no shortage of financial institutions who will gladly step in and cash in on the profits.
There is also no shortage of myopic individuals who can't seem to fathom the fact that every time they whine about gun control, the firearms sales skyrocket and the manufactures go into hyper production mode.
Once the Messiah sets foot upon the battlefield to lead us against the hell spawn, you'll be begging for an assault weapon.
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The issue is hypocrisy not profits, or guns, or cakes.
(Maybe Messiah won't need assault weapons to win).
Reversing your comment, it is OK for Bank of America to refuse to lend money to manufacturers of assault-style weapons but it is NOT OK to refuse to sell a wedding cake to a gay couple? Hmmmm...
JW
I think you answered the question correctly: It is OK for Bank of America to refuse to lend money to manufacturers of assault-style weapons if it is NOT OK to refuse to sell a wedding cake to a gay couple?
bh