I guess abortion was on the calendar after rape.
Makes sense.
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Everyone except me wanted to be rid of HC for bad faith for months now. I never acted on either because I thought HC and guartz were just legitimately that dumb, but they pretty much crossed the line for everyone else where the legitimacy of their stupidity was no longer an excuse for shitty token disagreement.
Neither of them did anything more substantial than come in and drop really stupid links or videos to support their points. HC was already timed out twice when I would review his crap and find no support for his points in the source material so he was in 3rd strike nuke territory.
I would support unbanning them after Biden's inauguration to see the salt. But they will probably be insufferable in the lame duck period and Bane would nuke them both again.
#MakeTrollingGreatAgain
HC's "usefulness" was when it came to medical conversation where he would type out actual responses. Between him and the rest of BG Med, those conversations seemed to be productive more often than not.
His posts dropping a link/video and nothing else were trash though, so I can't defend those.
Is this judges ethical rules about not answering hypotheticals worth it? It’s frustrating to see nominees opting out of answer important questions when I’d think there must be some way to ask that question without compromising them ethically. Not sure how I’d ask the question but there’s gotta be some way to ask the questions we all want. Like, what rights do you believe people have that’s not in the Constituion.
So Barrett doesn't think the n-word constitutes a hostile work environment, won't engage in questions about voter intimidation or suppression because they're hypothetical, describes her biological kids as smart and talented and her adopted kids as trauma victims she's rescued, forgot the right to protest is guaranteed under the First Amendment, and doesn't consider Roe v. Wade a super precedent like Brown v. Board that can't be overturned but would also reconsider Brown v. Board were a state to reinstate segregation.
She's the perfect Republican Justice.
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Idk why we need to prove that hate speech does or does not constitute a hostile work environment.
Shouldn't calling a black person the hard R N word be a super precedent for it affecting them?