So Im guessing you didnt actually read any of what I wrote. Its hard to take you seriously when youre going on about how you FEEL. Your fee-fees dont matter, other than to you. Thats why we have these rules and regulations written down, instead of just raging around incoherently doing stuff because it makes us feel better. Dont like it? Well, I suspect Thomas Paines "The Rights of Man", which was essentially where Jefferson plagiarized big chunks of our founding docs from, would read like some 'c****e-lib bulls**t' from your POV.

likely from the same range of unclassified, civilian news sources we have access to. youre also not taking into account disinfo that is used as a deliberate tactic by any govt , especially during war.

well, i suppose i cant fault either of you for an opinion. despite your opinion(about rights, not about punishing law breakers) being incorrect from a historical basis.

Go reread the Bill of Rights and Declaration of Independence. "American" rights have been seen as UNIVERSAL HUMAN RIGHTS, "endowed by our Creator". Every human has those rights innately, not just American citizens. It has been thus since the beginning.

Again, I like the idea, at its core. Although I feel like youre picturing it from the point of view of yourself at that age. Lots of common points of reference simply dont exist anymore, which can make it difficult for older generations to understand why things which were easily obtained/accomplished in your day are unfeasible for my age group to even think of.
This isnt the universal cry of teens to authority, "you just dont understand me!", which all of us have said. Its more. I wont descend into the "ok boomer" dismissal either. Its dumb and counter productive. So is blaming Dems or Repubs.
Try this: pretend youre 18 years old. high school diploma, two parents. what is the first thing 18 year old you needs? a job, correct?
Ok, cool. Tell me how(keep it simple) you plan to get said job. Where do you apply? How do you apply? Give specifics.
The reason I bring up the job out of high school thing, is because my mom (62 years old) has told me as a young adult: youre not looking hard enough, get out and pound the pavement, go in person and ask for a manager, dress nicely, etc. Not bad advice, but completely at odds with how you get hired these past 20 years. She didnt believe me, so i hit Record on my cellphone, and had her sit in the car while I went to various places around town trying to apply for jobs. She, having worked continuously since I was 3, managed to jump up the economic ladder with fairly little effort from a modern perspective, aside from "show up early and do a good job". She got to sit when I played the video of my days attempts, mouth agape at almost all of her advice being applied and not only failing, but a few times I was screamed at. She was right in her starting premise, but having never been forced to start from the ground up nowadays, all the advice was useless. Its not a 'lack of work ethic' we suffer from. Its prior generations with quaint memories of the good ol days who seem unwilling to recognize that our society now is completely different.
So pretend youre 18. Go apply for jobs. Apply for college. Try any number of things that seem simple and easy when you did them. Let me know how far you get before you just wanna set s**t on fire out of helplessness. Seriously.

Well, I strongly suspect this is going to form part of the "classified documents" indictment, full details of which we havent seen yet. From the limited, vague pieces of info leaked in the media, I am pretty confident my description of Trump & Co is gonna hold water.
"Oh, why didnt a past president just have his Jewish son-in-law broker peace between the Saudis and Israel? All he had to do was sell em both classified military intel regarding Iranian nuke activity. What do you mean that sounds crazy? Where did that $2 billion dollar investment that Kuschner landed come from? Bit suspicious..."

I was raised to respect intelligent, confident women. Nothing was ever mentioned about pandering to the personal preferences of men. Although I do remember being told not to behave in such a sexist or superficial manner toward anyone.

I will be glad to find the answer for you, but I figure you can type, maybe just need practice on the reading.

Weird. Go reread the Old Testament. Come back and tell us what is says as to what the sin was which drove the Lord to annihilate them. Hint: its nothing to do with sex. Read the whole story, not the out-of-context sentences fed to you by someone with an agenda.

Agreed. I think every rapist, child molester, all the sex offenders...bullet in the head if found guilty by jury. No plea bargains.

nothing on the face of it, although it does completely nullify due process under the law.

I do agree with the basic intent behind your idea. Problem is, notions like this tend to be proposed by older generations, who, through no fault of their own, have little idea of how little it would do to dent any individuals student loan debt.
The time was, a part-time(or full time) summer job would very easily handle the low costs of a college education. That time is quite a few decades past us, it certainly hasnt existed in my lifetime. I definitely agree that some back-breaking menial labor, of one sort or another, would do the youths some good; but if you look at the math, picking fruit aint gonna dent the cost incurred to earn a degree.

Unlike the last t*****r, who allowed his son in law to sell our military intelligence to foreigners? plus, most of the money we are sending is lining the pockets of our American arms manufacturers, if we are being honest. I do recall Eisenhower warning us about the military industrial complex...

Sure thing. I am slightly new here. I was under the impression responding under an entry meant my response went with that post. Thanks for clarifying.

oh im well aware. they wear the term, "maga", with p***e...despite that in the Yoruba language of W Africa, "maga", means: "a gullible or easily tricked i***t". hey, its at least t***h in advertising.