REPUGNANTS in congress planning more losses in freedom for non elites: We continue to see rabid Repugnuts stretching to destroy DEMOCRACY as the founding fathers designed it in our...

Jack2014

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 elections, they have put forth a bill to kill 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 killed 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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Rabid response tactic by REPUGNANTS

C IN C OF FAKE NEWS. HE LIES AT LEAST ONCE A DAY ON MAJOR ISSUES W/O ANY BACKING SUPPORT. HE MAKES HIS SH* T UP!

Boo_Boo Loc: Jellystone

What is the bill number and who is the sponsor of the bill?

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 elections, they have put forth a bill to kill 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 killed 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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missinglink Loc: Tralfamadore

Stand by for either meaningless blather or crickets . This should be worth
a chuckle or two .

Rubbing hands , licking lips in anticipation . Ho ho ha ha he he .

Pennylynn wrote:

What is the bill number and who is the sponsor of the bill?

buddy42 Loc: Bonita Springs, Fl

[quote=Jack2014]

Jackoff: See what fake news causes you! Better be carefull.

Boo_Boo Loc: Jellystone

I do not really think there will be a reply... so crickets it is!

missinglink wrote:

Stand by for either meaningless blather or crickets . This should be worth
a chuckle or two .

Rubbing hands , licking lips in anticipation . Ho ho ha ha he he .

Boo_Boo Loc: Jellystone

So, are you a fan of Preacher? Did you catch the episode when Eugene Root, aka Arseface, was sent to hell? [quote=buddy42]

Jack2014 wrote:

Jackoff: See what fake news causes you! Better be carefull.

Docadhoc Loc: Elsewhere

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 elections, they have put forth a bill to kill 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 killed 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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Bull. Name and number of said bill.

You should have kept your mouth shut when you had the chance. Your bad.

Jack2014

Pennylynn wrote:

I do not really think there will be a reply... so crickets it is!

Punchy go read your civics book from HS. Bill #s assigned when a bill is passed. Your secretive Repugnuts are not talking about it. Besides, it appears your Repugnut Gov. Is now bailing according to Spicey, he said the frumpfkins had no contact with the UNITED STATES!

White House Denies Any Ties to United States

By Andy Borowitz
March 28, 2017

PHOTOGRAPH BY JABIN BOTSFORD / THE WASHINGTON POST / GETTY
WASHINGTON (The Borowitz Report)âIn a fiercely defiant statement on Tuesday, the White House press secretary, Sean Spicer, denied that any member of the White House staff has ever worked "in any way, shape, or form" for the benefit of the United States.
Angrily addressing the press corps, Spicer said that any allegations that members of the Trump Administration have ever acted in concert or collusion with the United States are "unequivocally false."
"At no time during the transition or afterward did any member of the Trump team have meetings, conversations, or any other contacts that furthered the interests of the United States of America," Spicer said. "In the thousands of communications that took place, the United States never came up even once."

Guess Spicey thinks he now works for Putin

Jack2014

[quote=Jack2014]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 elections, they have put forth a bill to kill 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 killed 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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Great news: trump jr. caught colluding with Putin operative after lying about it twice.
Conspiracy and pay for pay on the table for 3 major trumpettes or frumpfkins. They are nailed and so is Frumpfass bc of his being a control freak.

Conspirator and traitor-
Conspirator and traitor-...

Poki,E,Stevie, big ass, do do, carol, Etc., listen up!

Jack2014

Docadhoc wrote:

Bull. Name and number of said bill.

You should have kept your mouth shut when you had the chance. Your bad.

Title of topic:
REPUGNANTS in congress planning more losses in freedom for non elites.
It was also noted that Rs were planning it. In secret.
Try again if you can do-do

And now, we're planning a cyber security team w Russia. GHU survive this dumbass pissident

Remember this dumbass. He's smarter than your moron pissident

Jack2014

[quote=Pennylynn]So, dic you watch stupid and Ivanka at the G20? Did you do anything other than nothing?

Title of topic:
REPUGNANTS in congress planning more losses in freedom for non elites.
In secret. Frumpf must have leaked it to claim fake news once again. Liar in chief.
For one year, Frumpfass declared : no Russian contacts. Bullshit and Jr. Just admitted major campaign frumpettes caught on Emails and now admissions of contact with Russian operative jr., Manaford, Kuchar, and maybe more caught lying again on official security clearance docs. They think Sessions was there too. Hope Mueller gives everybody involved lie detector tests including the Great Liar Frumpfass.

Calls it like it is- traitor Frumpfass

Jack2014

Docadhoc wrote:

Bull. Name and number of said bill.

You should have kept your mouth shut when you had the chance. Your bad.

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

Jack2014

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

Fake # for a fake pissident- and Russkie lover

Docadhoc Loc: Elsewhere

Jack2014 wrote:

Title of topic:
REPUGNANTS in congress planning more losses in freedom for non elites.
It was also noted that Rs were planning it. In secret.
Try again if you can do-do

And now, we're planning a cyber security team w Russia. GHU survive this dumbass pissident

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

Name this fake bill and the sponsor, or shut up moron.

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

viking747

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 elections, they have put forth a bill to kill 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 killed 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!

Y

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They are not peaceful protests anymore. The antifa is now properly labeled a terrorist organization when they began promoting the cutting of communication cables. People will die because of this terrorist action. Jack2014 has now apparently become of promoter of terrorism. Let's total up now you believe in female slavery, abuse of children, murder and now terrorism. You really are a sorry piece of work.