They can dish it out, but the wimps can’t take it.
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Emil Bove, who is deputy attorney general and one of Trump’s court picks, allegedly told staff attorneys to say “f&ck you” to judges who ruled against them.
Whistleblower Alleges Trump's DOJ Told Lawyers To Disobey Court Orders
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Whistleblower Alleges Trump's DOJ Told Lawyers To Disobey Court Orders
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Emil Bove, who is deputy attorney general and one of Trump’s court picks, allegedly told staff attorneys to say “fuck you” to judges who ruled against them.
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It isn't very popular. To get it passed is probably gonna take a back-room deal, causing a lot more pain for the taxpayer who already feels stretched. If they pass this thing, it is going to leave a gaping hole in the budget.
If it involves a casting couch you know Vance is already on it.
In it.
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The Trump administration is preparing to test a 1974 budget law by refusing to spend congressionally mandated funds, senior federal officials say — an escalation that could change the balance of power between Congress and the White House. https://wapo.st/43XCyL8
How about those egg prices, amirite?
Don't you magats ever get tired of this crap? He's railing on and on about being disrespected on tv, while people can't afford to live. What has he ACTUALLY done to help you out, to make your life better?
Or is your hatred for immigrants and trans people really that all consuming that you'd sacrifice everything to see them punished?
There is a part of the population ok with suffering as long as someone they don't like suffers worse.
Its one thing to say you love your neighbor. Its another to show it.
It is time.
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Trump Loyalist Loomer Calls for Boycott of the Republican Party
The far-right conspiracy theorist has called for a fundraising boycott of the GOP until they decide to “address the threat of Islam in America.”
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The far-right conspiracy theorist has called for a fundraising boycott of the GOP until they decide to “address the threat of Islam in America.”
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The far-right conspiracy theorist has called for a fundraising boycott of the GOP until they decide to “address the threat of Islam in America.”
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Trump Loyalist Loomer Calls for Boycott of the Republican Party
The far-right conspiracy theorist has called for a fundraising boycott of the GOP until they decide to “address the threat of Islam in America.”
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The far-right conspiracy theorist has called for a fundraising boycott of the GOP until they decide to “address the threat of Islam in America.”
How are we in a place where its ok to be openly racist?
I wonder if by calling everything racist, we made it where blatant racism has fewer limits.
Does anyone remember maybe 15 years ago there was a stuff who went to GIA in blackface, only he didn't realize what the facepaint he was wearing that night could be representing? He apologized and life moved on but seeing that, I posted it on another message board asking if just doing that but not realizing was racist. On that (non OSU affiliated) board, there were enough of us who were close enough that we could have an honest conversation about it. One of the black guys on there said it was racist and gave some examples of casual racism that none of the white people really knew about. It was a healthy learning experience. I even messaged the person during the conversation apologizing if posting the picture came across the wrong way and he said it came from a place of trying to understand so it was fine.
Fast forward a few years and I read about a similar situation where the person asking the question was called racist because he should have known better than to bring up something so offensive in the first place. So as a society we went from it being acceptable to ask minorities questions to help you better understand where they are coming from to asking the questions are wrong because you should automatically know better and if you don't its your fault for not figuring it out on your own.
I think people may have gotten tired of that mentality and stopped asking the questions that they probably needed to ask. It also gave the people who are more interested in hate the opportunity to push the envelope knowing people who may have inadvertently crossed a line they didn't realize was there would be less likely to see a difference between an innocent mistake and something more blatant.
So now we are at a place where people think it's cool to demonize a groups of people different than them because for every person who sees it as wrong, there will be someone else who will be right beside them. Its how someone can use the n word, have it go viral, and make a bunch of money on a gofundme. We need to do a better job of not worrying about people who have a misunderstanding or questions about where the line is and stopping people who gladly go over it.
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