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Sep 24, 2020 15:30:50   #
marinevet73
 
Weasel wrote:
NO problem here. As long as we have 9 justices on the job the day of the P**********l Inauguration.
As for adding more to the bench, If the people want that, I'm sure President Trump will accommodate those wishes.


The only problem with having 9 judges on the court at e******n time is that if the new judge has any principles, they would have to recuse themselves from the case, and bingo, your back to 8. Of course, that assumes the new judges has any principles. Compare that to RBG. She had principles.

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Sep 24, 2020 18:10:38   #
Big Kahuna
 
America 1 wrote:
We realize you are very familiar with the last word in your post.


KKKemmer is a little _ _ _ _ ( hint -last word in his post).

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Sep 24, 2020 19:10:12   #
JFlorio Loc: Seminole Florida
 
marinevet73 wrote:
The only problem with having 9 judges on the court at e******n time is that if the new judge has any principles, they would have to recuse themselves from the case, and bingo, your back to 8. Of course, that assumes the new judges has any principles. Compare that to RBG. She had principles.


You have no idea what you are talking about as usual.

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Sep 24, 2020 20:12:56   #
JFlorio Loc: Seminole Florida
 
marinevet73 wrote:
Yeah Dick head. And you sit on the ethics board of what. Go talk to Jeff Sessions.


What drugs are you on? Wh**ever it is, makes you really dumb.

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Sep 24, 2020 20:16:51   #
marinevet73
 
JFlorio wrote:
What drugs are you on? Wh**ever it is, makes you really dumb.


Vitamin C and Vitamin E. You dumb F.

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Sep 24, 2020 20:17:43   #
JFlorio Loc: Seminole Florida
 
marinevet73 wrote:
Vitamin C and Vitamin E. You dumb F.


Try something else. You’re still dumb.

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Sep 24, 2020 20:52:19   #
Big Kahuna
 
marinevet73 wrote:
The only problem with having 9 judges on the court at e******n time is that if the new judge has any principles, they would have to recuse themselves from the case, and bingo, your back to 8. Of course, that assumes the new judges has any principles. Compare that to RBG. She had principles.


RBG had one principle and it was set forward by Hitlery Rotten Clinton when she instructed Billy Boob to nominate the a******n loving RGB with the promise to keep aborting and murdering as many innocent babies as possible. RGB never wavered from that principle and Hitlery was smiling until RGB's death. At least 40 million babies were murdered under RGB's watch.

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Sep 24, 2020 20:53:32   #
Big Kahuna
 
JFlorio wrote:
What drugs are you on? Wh**ever it is, makes you really dumb.


I think Marionette is on crack.

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Sep 24, 2020 20:54:17   #
JFlorio Loc: Seminole Florida
 
drlarrygino wrote:
I think Marionette is on crack.


Pretty unhinged or just plain dumb.

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Sep 24, 2020 21:06:09   #
marinevet73
 
drlarrygino wrote:
RBG had one principle and it was set forward by Hitlery Rotten Clinton when she instructed Billy Boob to nominate the a******n loving RGB with the promise to keep aborting and murdering as many innocent babies as possible. RGB never wavered from that principle and Hitlery was smiling until RGB's death. At least 40 million babies were murdered under RGB's watch.


RGB had a principle that women have rights also. That governed he judicial life. She also pled for men who were harmed by laws that were being applied on a sexual basis. She won that one also.

The majority of Americans believe that women have a choice if they want to continue a pregnancy. A******n is a result of that. I petsonally don't like a******n. But that should be the women's choice, not mine or yours.

RBG had principles, whether you like or dislike Roe v Wade. The majority of Americans (over 70%), agree with her.

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Sep 24, 2020 21:30:24   #
JFlorio Loc: Seminole Florida
 
You just spout BS. Prove it. All depends on how the question is asked. Also, you fools always talk about science. Well, science has now proven a fetus feels pain and is a life.
marinevet73 wrote:
RGB had a principle that women have rights also. That governed he judicial life. She also pled for men who were harmed by laws that were being applied on a sexual basis. She won that one also.

The majority of Americans believe that women have a choice if they want to continue a pregnancy. A******n is a result of that. I petsonally don't like a******n. But that should be the women's choice, not mine or yours.

RBG had principles, whether you like or dislike Roe v Wade. The majority of Americans (over 70%), agree with her.
RGB had a principle that women have rights also. ... (show quote)

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Sep 24, 2020 22:12:12   #
America 1 Loc: South Miami
 
marinevet73 wrote:
RGB had a principle that women have rights also. That governed he judicial life. She also pled for men who were harmed by laws that were being applied on a sexual basis. She won that one also.

The majority of Americans believe that women have a choice if they want to continue a pregnancy. A******n is a result of that. I petsonally don't like a******n. But that should be the women's choice, not mine or yours.

RBG had principles, whether you like or dislike Roe v Wade. The majority of Americans (over 70%), agree with her.
RGB had a principle that women have rights also. ... (show quote)


There are many choices to prevent.
They have a choice and if that choice results in pregnancy,
why is it not their responsibility to pay for the a******n?

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Sep 24, 2020 23:06:38   #
Abel
 
permafrost wrote:
such a gorgeous evening last night, i pulled this out of past email simply because i felt like it..

enjoy....

In 2016 Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia unexpectedly passed away in February. President Obama fulfilled his constitutional duty by nominating a qualified replacement. Mitch McConnell refused to fulfill his constitutional duty to give Merrick Garland a fair hearing and a v**e. Instead McConnell said it was an e******n year and we should let the people decide. Never mind that President Obama was elected twice by a majority of the v**ers as opposed to Trump who was elected by a minority. Never mind that the 2016 US Senate was elected by "the people" as well. The Republicans had a majority and were free to v**e no on Garland. They simply lacked the courage to do their jobs.

McConnell had no problem shelving the Garland nomination for an entire year. By the time Neil Gorsuch was confirmed, the Supreme Court was short one member for 14 months. And please don't bring up the "Biden Rule". Pulling a hypothetical from a politician's speech is not a rule.

Now in 2020 RBG passed away. Not only is it an e******n year, people are actually v****g. The Republicans have reversed the policy they imposed in 2016 of "letting the people decide" and not v****g on a Supreme Court nomination in an e******n year. This is just a simple power grab. Is it legal? Yes. Is it moral? A man is only as good as his word. What does that make McConnell and his henchmen?
such a gorgeous evening last night, i pulled this ... (show quote)


Politicians!

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Sep 25, 2020 00:18:38   #
marinevet73
 
America 1 wrote:
There are many choices to prevent.
They have a choice and if that choice results in pregnancy,
why is it not their responsibility to pay for the a******n?


So is your only concern for a******n is who pays for it? I have only know two women who have had an a******n and in both instances they paid for their own. In those instances my involvement was helping their boyfriend pay for it. One was a premarital with the boyfriend. The other was caused by a third party and the boyfriend collected some of the funds from the other guy. In both instances, I was helping a friend.

I think in many instances, some women who have repeat a******ns it is because they know they can't afford to take care of the baby. I think when they rely on charity to get an a******n it is probably in the governments financial interests to accommodate the sbortion in the long run.

If a child grows up with only one non involved parent (or even two non involved parents, for that mstter) the government will likely spend more money on the dependent in later years than paying for the cost of an a******n today.

In my mind. It shouldn't be just a cost consideration. Part of it is a question of quality of life issue.

I'm not sure I see it as murder. The philosophical question is when does life begin. I personally think it's at birth. But my mind isn't closed to other arguments, particularly at conception.

The real point in my mind is if it is murder. I don't think it is. But, let's assume that it is. Governments have been k*****g people over the whole millennium. Any person who has ever advocated for going to war is guilty of advocating for murder. That's what war is. On its simplest element.

Likewise, if you advocated for capital punishment, you have advocated for murder. In my mind, if you are anti a******n because it is murder, then if you ever supported a war or capital punishment, your argument is compleyely diluted and meaningless. If you have been anti war each and every time it has come up, snd you have been anti capital punishment from day one, no matter what the person has done, then I have a great respect for your anti a******n position.

Since the majority of Americsns are in favor if allowing Rowe v Wade as the law of the land i find it unconscionable that the two minority elected presidentswill have put 4 conservative justices on the bench, maybe 5. That will be a true injustice. That is the minority controlling the majority. That is not a good thing in the long term for the US.

Those are my thoughts on a******n.

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Sep 25, 2020 01:09:59   #
America 1 Loc: South Miami
 
marinevet73 wrote:
So is your only concern for a******n is who pays for it? I have only know two women who have had an a******n and in both instances they paid for their own. In those instances my involvement was helping their boyfriend pay for it. One was a premarital with the boyfriend. The other was caused by a third party and the boyfriend collected some of the funds from the other guy. In both instances, I was helping a friend.

I think in many instances, some women who have repeat a******ns it is because they know they can't afford to take care of the baby. I think when they rely on charity to get an a******n it is probably in the governments financial interests to accommodate the sbortion in the long run.

If a child grows up with only one non involved parent (or even two non involved parents, for that mstter) the government will likely spend more money on the dependent in later years than paying for the cost of an a******n today.

In my mind. It shouldn't be just a cost consideration. Part of it is a question of quality of life issue.

I'm not sure I see it as murder. The philosophical question is when does life begin. I personally think it's at birth. But my mind isn't closed to other arguments, particularly at conception.

The real point in my mind is if it is murder. I don't think it is. But, let's assume that it is. Governments have been k*****g people over the whole millennium. Any person who has ever advocated for going to war is guilty of advocating for murder. That's what war is. On its simplest element.

Likewise, if you advocated for capital punishment, you have advocated for murder. In my mind, if you are anti a******n because it is murder, then if you ever supported a war or capital punishment, your argument is compleyely diluted and meaningless. If you have been anti war each and every time it has come up, snd you have been anti capital punishment from day one, no matter what the person has done, then I have a great respect for your anti a******n position.

Since the majority of Americsns are in favor if allowing Rowe v Wade as the law of the land i find it unconscionable that the two minority elected presidentswill have put 4 conservative justices on the bench, maybe 5. That will be a true injustice. That is the minority controlling the majority. That is not a good thing in the long term for the US.

Those are my thoughts on a******n.
So is your only concern for a******n is who pays f... (show quote)


Repeat a******ns, how about being responsible for your actions.
It's senseless when there are so many options.
Doing the same thing over and over with the same results.

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