REPUGNANTS in congress planning more losses in freedom for non elites (Page 2): Answer the question you jealous little twit. Name of bill and sponsor. Fraud.

Docadhoc Loc: Elsewhere

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Pennylynn wrote:

So, dic you watch stupid and Ivanka at the G20? Di... (show quote)

Answer the question you jealous little twit. Name of bill and sponsor. Fraud.

Docadhoc Loc: Elsewhere

Jack2014 wrote:

61987654321 is the room #
It's probably a bathroom where Repugnuts hang out in pairs!
How's that for do do bullsh*t

Since you have no answer you admit you're a liar. Ads troll.

viking747

Docadhoc wrote:

Jerky, if brains were nitroglycerin you couldn't blow your nose.

Name this f**e bill and the sponsor, or shut up moron.

You're too dumb to be gullible. You're just another ass troll.

Doc, That was very nice, thank you for describing jackass2014 so well.

Docadhoc Loc: Elsewhere

Jack2014 wrote:

61987654321 is the room #
It's probably a bathroom where Repugnuts hang out in pairs!
How's that for do do bullsh*t

No answer. So you prove yourself to be a lying fraud.

Do you actually think you are getting anywhere by making an ass of yourself? I've seen middle school.kids brighter than you.
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Jack2014 wrote:

We continue to see rabid Repugnuts stretching to destroy DEMOCRACY as the founding fathers designed it in our country. In his quest to be king and Rs absolute need now to rig e******ns, they have put forth a bill to k**l the right to peaceful assembling to express an opinion they don't like. It's another form of gerrymandering that their hold on government continues. That's even tho they have demonstrated that they have little ,if any, ability to govern. This comment is made easier by the ability to accomplish anything of substance with the present full house of Repugnuts

If you thought your rights are protected in the USA, think again. There are lawmakers who are working hard to under-handedly take them away. Sixteen states have proposed bills that would criminalize peaceful protests. This is a worrying trend that may result in fatal blows to our rights and freedom to peacefully protest, assemble, and express our opinions and voices.

It is so concerning, that even the United Nations has weighed in on the trend. In an unprecedented move, representatives from the UN have sent a letter to the US government offering a strong condemnation for proposed legislation in sixteen states that is meant to limit peaceful protest.

The letter, penned by David Kaye, Special Rapporteur on the promotion and protection of the right to freedom of opinion and expression, and Maina Kiai, Special Rapporteur on the rights to freedom of peaceful assembly and of association, claims that if passed, these bills would be incompatible with US obligations under international human rights law.
The UK-published Independent reported on the the letter, and covered the specifics of the proposed legislation in each state. In the the states of Tennessee and Florida, the bills would exempt drivers from liability if they accidentally hit and even k**led a pedestrian participating in a protest.

Highlighting issues of semantics, the said, There can be no such thing in law as a violent protest. There are violent protesters, who should be dealt with individually and appropriately by law enforcement. One person's decision to resort to violence does not strip other protesters of their right to freedom of peaceful assembly. This right is not a collective right; it is held by each of us individually. Peaceful assembly is a fundamental right, not a privilege, and the government has no business imposing a general requirement that people get permission before exercising that right.

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I read repugnants and I know I don't have to read any further. Jack off is jacking off again, and anyone who reads his s**t wastes their time. Anyone who comments on his s**t is only opening them selves up to his cheap attacks with cheap slurs. I have flushed used toilet paper with more sense the he has. He is a cheap paid for hack. Does Soros ring a bell. Don't fall for his sh*t.

crazylibertarian Loc: Florida by way of New York & Rhode Island

Jack2014 wrote:

We continue to see rabid Repugnuts stretching to destroy DEMOCRACY as the founding fathers designed it in our country. In his quest to be king and Rs absolute need now to rig e******ns, they have put forth a bill to k**l the right to peaceful assembling to express an opinion they don't like. It's another form of gerrymandering that their hold on government continues. That's even tho they have demonstrated that they have little ,if any, ability to govern. This comment is made easier by the ability to accomplish anything of substance with the present full house of Repugnuts

If you thought your rights are protected in the USA, think again. There are lawmakers who are working hard to under-handedly take them away. Sixteen states have proposed bills that would criminalize peaceful protests. This is a worrying trend that may result in fatal blows to our rights and freedom to peacefully protest, assemble, and express our opinions and voices.

It is so concerning, that even the United Nations has weighed in on the trend. In an unprecedented move, representatives from the UN have sent a letter to the US government offering a strong condemnation for proposed legislation in sixteen states that is meant to limit peaceful protest.

The letter, penned by David Kaye, Special Rapporteur on the promotion and protection of the right to freedom of opinion and expression, and Maina Kiai, Special Rapporteur on the rights to freedom of peaceful assembly and of association, claims that if passed, these bills would be incompatible with US obligations under international human rights law.
The UK-published Independent reported on the the letter, and covered the specifics of the proposed legislation in each state. In the the states of Tennessee and Florida, the bills would exempt drivers from liability if they accidentally hit and even k**led a pedestrian participating in a protest.

Highlighting issues of semantics, the said, There can be no such thing in law as a violent protest. There are violent protesters, who should be dealt with individually and appropriately by law enforcement. One person's decision to resort to violence does not strip other protesters of their right to freedom of peaceful assembly. This right is not a collective right; it is held by each of us individually. Peaceful assembly is a fundamental right, not a privilege, and the government has no business imposing a general requirement that people get permission before exercising that right.

PLEASE SHARE FOR ALL TO SEE!

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WRONG! It is The Demnocratic Party that wishes to destroy the republic. The Democrats are intent on imposing c*******m on America.

Loki Loc: Georgia

Jack2014 wrote:

We continue to see rabid Repugnuts stretching to destroy DEMOCRACY as the founding fathers designed it in our country. In his quest to be king and Rs absolute need now to rig e******ns, they have put forth a bill to k**l the right to peaceful assembling to express an opinion they don't like. It's another form of gerrymandering that their hold on government continues. That's even tho they have demonstrated that they have little ,if any, ability to govern. This comment is made easier by the ability to accomplish anything of substance with the present full house of Repugnuts

If you thought your rights are protected in the USA, think again. There are lawmakers who are working hard to under-handedly take them away. Sixteen states have proposed bills that would criminalize peaceful protests. This is a worrying trend that may result in fatal blows to our rights and freedom to peacefully protest, assemble, and express our opinions and voices.

It is so concerning, that even the United Nations has weighed in on the trend. In an unprecedented move, representatives from the UN have sent a letter to the US government offering a strong condemnation for proposed legislation in sixteen states that is meant to limit peaceful protest.

The letter, penned by David Kaye, Special Rapporteur on the promotion and protection of the right to freedom of opinion and expression, and Maina Kiai, Special Rapporteur on the rights to freedom of peaceful assembly and of association, claims that if passed, these bills would be incompatible with US obligations under international human rights law.
The UK-published Independent reported on the the letter, and covered the specifics of the proposed legislation in each state. In the the states of Tennessee and Florida, the bills would exempt drivers from liability if they accidentally hit and even k**led a pedestrian participating in a protest.

Highlighting issues of semantics, the said, There can be no such thing in law as a violent protest. There are violent protesters, who should be dealt with individually and appropriately by law enforcement. One person's decision to resort to violence does not strip other protesters of their right to freedom of peaceful assembly. This right is not a collective right; it is held by each of us individually. Peaceful assembly is a fundamental right, not a privilege, and the government has no business imposing a general requirement that people get permission before exercising that right.

PLEASE SHARE FOR ALL TO SEE!

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You are a moron, but we all knew that anyway. The reason that people get permission for protests, numbnuts, is not to deny the practice, but to make sure it doesn't interfere with normal affairs and emergency actions. You have the right to protest; you have no right to disrupt or damage other people's businesses and personal property; nor do you have the right to assemble in such a manner as to block or impede emergency vehicles.
Every time I think you can't get any stupider, you up and surprise me.

Michael Rich Loc: Lapine Oregon

Hey sandy, it's been said that you are a hollow throated swallow and that the only thing that you're trying to do is cough part of the evenings intake at the local truck stop
I cannot understand why everyone can't be more sympathetic to the fact that you have a sand clogged vagima and the "special" delivery from about twenty truckers on your plate ... I for one will step in and defend you the best way I see... and another thing... I can't imagine the neck pain from doing the woodpecker special on a parking lot full of truckers so...just remember kid.. keep a stiff upper lip ...p.s. it's also been said that you were almost a rape victim but the sand clogging up the path to your love saved your bacon...so there is always a bright side of any story...but I do worry 😂

Boo_Boo Loc: Jellystone

Seems to me that you said the "they have put forth a bill to k**l the right to peaceful assembling to express an opinion they don't like."
Second, when the sponsor of the bill in the House or Senate submits the bill formally to the clerk of the chamber, the clerk assigns it a number. Again, it is you that called it a bill, not me. Third, the Borowitz Report is a satirical column on the news, for newyorker.com.

Perhaps it is time for you to revisit your civics books from high school. So, again I ask the same question.... you say the bill was introduced, please supply the bill number and the name of the sponsors. Many thanks.

Jack2014 wrote:

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maureenthannon

Trump is a t*****r because he's talking with Russia, a large world power yo discuss cyber terrorism. Obama wasn't a t*****r when he enabled Iran, the largest state sponsor ofterrorism; BHO & HCR gave Libian Islamc terrorist groups, including ISIS and Al Qada weapons; BHO & AG Eric Holder sold Mexican drug cartels weapons in Operatoin Fast & Furious; BHO released terror suspects from GITMO in exchange for n army deserter Beau Bergdall(Bergdall had been giving our enimees informatoin about where the American troops were and their plans. Being a fellow t*****r would make Begdall a hero in BHO's eyes. ) Inthese cases, peoplewerek**led as a result(In OP Fast & Fur, the guns we sold the drug cartels were used to k**l A,erican Border Patrol Agen&hundreds of Mexicans; ISIS and Al ada k**led Americans in the Middle East(B******i0;before Beegdall was captured, some troops were k**ledthanks to the informatoin he leaked, then when he was supposedly captured by the enimees, other soilders were k**led when they went out to find him and rescue him.)

robmull Loc: florida

Jack2014 wrote:

We continue to see rabid Repugnuts stretching to destroy DEMOCRACY as the founding fathers designed it in our country. In his quest to be king and Rs absolute need now to rig e******ns, they have put forth a bill to k**l the right to peaceful assembling to express an opinion they don't like. It's another form of gerrymandering that their hold on government continues. That's even tho they have demonstrated that they have little ,if any, ability to govern. This comment is made easier by the ability to accomplish anything of substance with the present full house of Repugnuts

If you thought your rights are protected in the USA, think again. There are lawmakers who are working hard to under-handedly take them away. Sixteen states have proposed bills that would criminalize peaceful protests. This is a worrying trend that may result in fatal blows to our rights and freedom to peacefully protest, assemble, and express our opinions and voices.

It is so concerning, that even the United Nations has weighed in on the trend. In an unprecedented move, representatives from the UN have sent a letter to the US government offering a strong condemnation for proposed legislation in sixteen states that is meant to limit peaceful protest.

The letter, penned by David Kaye, Special Rapporteur on the promotion and protection of the right to freedom of opinion and expression, and Maina Kiai, Special Rapporteur on the rights to freedom of peaceful assembly and of association, claims that if passed, these bills would be incompatible with US obligations under international human rights law.
The UK-published Independent reported on the the letter, and covered the specifics of the proposed legislation in each state. In the the states of Tennessee and Florida, the bills would exempt drivers from liability if they accidentally hit and even k**led a pedestrian participating in a protest.

Highlighting issues of semantics, the said, There can be no such thing in law as a violent protest. There are violent protesters, who should be dealt with individually and appropriately by law enforcement. One person's decision to resort to violence does not strip other protesters of their right to freedom of peaceful assembly. This right is not a collective right; it is held by each of us individually. Peaceful assembly is a fundamental right, not a privilege, and the government has no business imposing a general requirement that people get permission before exercising that right.

PLEASE SHARE FOR ALL TO SEE!

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That's because the REAL "f**e" President, what's his name, got electively (D)ecapitated, November 8, 2016, just after the Republican, conservative, patriotic, constitutional, legal Americans got-off-work and v**ed!!! YIPPI-YI-YO-KAYAH!!! GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO PRESIDENT "45" DONALD J. {BORN AGAIN} TRUMP (R); JUST LIKE THE WEATHER!!!

vettelover Loc: Richmond Va

Jack2014 wrote:

We continue to see rabid Repugnuts stretching to destroy DEMOCRACY as the founding fathers designed it in our country. In his quest to be king and Rs absolute need now to rig e******ns, they have put forth a bill to k**l the right to peaceful assembling to express an opinion they don't like. It's another form of gerrymandering that their hold on government continues. That's even tho they have demonstrated that they have little ,if any, ability to govern. This comment is made easier by the ability to accomplish anything of substance with the present full house of Repugnuts

If you thought your rights are protected in the USA, think again. There are lawmakers who are working hard to under-handedly take them away. Sixteen states have proposed bills that would criminalize peaceful protests. This is a worrying trend that may result in fatal blows to our rights and freedom to peacefully protest, assemble, and express our opinions and voices.

It is so concerning, that even the United Nations has weighed in on the trend. In an unprecedented move, representatives from the UN have sent a letter to the US government offering a strong condemnation for proposed legislation in sixteen states that is meant to limit peaceful protest.

The letter, penned by David Kaye, Special Rapporteur on the promotion and protection of the right to freedom of opinion and expression, and Maina Kiai, Special Rapporteur on the rights to freedom of peaceful assembly and of association, claims that if passed, these bills would be incompatible with US obligations under international human rights law.
The UK-published Independent reported on the the letter, and covered the specifics of the proposed legislation in each state. In the the states of Tennessee and Florida, the bills would exempt drivers from liability if they accidentally hit and even k**led a pedestrian participating in a protest.

Highlighting issues of semantics, the said, There can be no such thing in law as a violent protest. There are violent protesters, who should be dealt with individually and appropriately by law enforcement. One person's decision to resort to violence does not strip other protesters of their right to freedom of peaceful assembly. This right is not a collective right; it is held by each of us individually. Peaceful assembly is a fundamental right, not a privilege, and the government has no business imposing a general requirement that people get permission before exercising that right.

PLEASE SHARE FOR ALL TO SEE!

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Brahahahahahahahahahahahahaha - Jackoff, YOU ARE THE POSTER CHILD FOR F**E NEWS! Do you get paid by CNN or the DNC to post your political vomit?

lindajoy Loc: right here with you....

Pennylynn wrote:

Seems to me that you said the "they have put ... (show quote)

Too much info, penny... now you have totally confused him ...

lindajoy Loc: right here with you....

Jack2014 wrote:

We continue to see rabid Repugnuts stretching to destroy DEMOCRACY as the founding fathers designed it in our country. In his quest to be king and Rs absolute need now to rig e******ns, they have put forth a bill to k**l the right to peaceful assembling to express an opinion they don't like. It's another form of gerrymandering that their hold on government continues. That's even tho they have demonstrated that they have little ,if any, ability to govern. This comment is made easier by the ability to accomplish anything of substance with the present full house of Repugnuts

If you thought your rights are protected in the USA, think again. There are lawmakers who are working hard to under-handedly take them away. Sixteen states have proposed bills that would criminalize peaceful protests. This is a worrying trend that may result in fatal blows to our rights and freedom to peacefully protest, assemble, and express our opinions and voices.

It is so concerning, that even the United Nations has weighed in on the trend. In an unprecedented move, representatives from the UN have sent a letter to the US government offering a strong condemnation for proposed legislation in sixteen states that is meant to limit peaceful protest.

The letter, penned by David Kaye, Special Rapporteur on the promotion and protection of the right to freedom of opinion and expression, and Maina Kiai, Special Rapporteur on the rights to freedom of peaceful assembly and of association, claims that if passed, these bills would be incompatible with US obligations under international human rights law.
The UK-published Independent reported on the the letter, and covered the specifics of the proposed legislation in each state. In the the states of Tennessee and Florida, the bills would exempt drivers from liability if they accidentally hit and even k**led a pedestrian participating in a protest.

Highlighting issues of semantics, the said, There can be no such thing in law as a violent protest. There are violent protesters, who should be dealt with individually and appropriately by law enforcement. One person's decision to resort to violence does not strip other protesters of their right to freedom of peaceful assembly. This right is not a collective right; it is held by each of us individually. Peaceful assembly is a fundamental right, not a privilege, and the government has no business imposing a general requirement that people get permission before exercising that right.

PLEASE SHARE FOR ALL TO SEE!

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It's 18 states and it's not to stop peaceful protests but to get tougher on those not peaceful.. Witnessing what we saw by You Dems during Trumps campaigning and inauguration it's time to hammer attackers etc..
Candidly I happen to believe we have plenty of laws already in place and what needs to happen is arrest the friggen Captains of the police forces that don't enforce them!!!!

Your story is garbage f**e news .....

https://mobile.nytimes.com/2017/03/02/us/when-does-protest-cross-a-line-some-states-aim-to-toughen-laws.html

ron vrooman Loc: Now OR, born NV

Jack 2014 your folks go for democracy. My folks go for a Constitutional republic. it is not left or right, conservative or liberal,Dem or Rep. It is the oligarchy vrs. we the people. However, one must be capable of sorting the wheat from the chaff.

Jack2014 wrote:

We continue to see rabid Repugnuts stretching to destroy DEMOCRACY as the founding fathers designed it in our country. In his quest to be king and Rs absolute need now to rig e******ns, they have put forth a bill to k**l the right to peaceful assembling to express an opinion they don't like. It's another form of gerrymandering that their hold on government continues. That's even tho they have demonstrated that they have little ,if any, ability to govern. This comment is made easier by the ability to accomplish anything of substance with the present full house of Repugnuts

If you thought your rights are protected in the USA, think again. There are lawmakers who are working hard to under-handedly take them away. Sixteen states have proposed bills that would criminalize peaceful protests. This is a worrying trend that may result in fatal blows to our rights and freedom to peacefully protest, assemble, and express our opinions and voices.

It is so concerning, that even the United Nations has weighed in on the trend. In an unprecedented move, representatives from the UN have sent a letter to the US government offering a strong condemnation for proposed legislation in sixteen states that is meant to limit peaceful protest.

The letter, penned by David Kaye, Special Rapporteur on the promotion and protection of the right to freedom of opinion and expression, and Maina Kiai, Special Rapporteur on the rights to freedom of peaceful assembly and of association, claims that if passed, these bills would be incompatible with US obligations under international human rights law.
The UK-published Independent reported on the the letter, and covered the specifics of the proposed legislation in each state. In the the states of Tennessee and Florida, the bills would exempt drivers from liability if they accidentally hit and even k**led a pedestrian participating in a protest.

Highlighting issues of semantics, the said, There can be no such thing in law as a violent protest. There are violent protesters, who should be dealt with individually and appropriately by law enforcement. One person's decision to resort to violence does not strip other protesters of their right to freedom of peaceful assembly. This right is not a collective right; it is held by each of us individually. Peaceful assembly is a fundamental right, not a privilege, and the government has no business imposing a general requirement that people get permission before exercising that right.

PLEASE SHARE FOR ALL TO SEE!

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