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Activist Judges legislating from the bench used to be frowned on, back when America was arguably better, in some specific niches.
Black Lives Matter spent 60 million dollars building inner cities
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Look how far the left’s war on liberalism has gone.
Due process? If you’re a male on campus, gone. Privacy? Stripped away — by anonymous rape accusations, exposure of private emails, violence against people’s private homes, screaming at folks in restaurants, sordid exposés of sexual encounters, eagerly published by woke mags. Non-violence? Exceptions are available if you want to “punch a fascist.” Free speech? Only if you don’t mind being fired and ostracized as a righteous consequence"
Perfectly described as the war on liberty.
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I addressed this. And linked this. Try reading.
And go ahead and show who is benefiting from it.(Your team).
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He didn't win the money race, but Donald Trump will be the next president of the U.S. In the primaries and general election, he defied conventional wisdom, besting better financed candidates by dominating the air waves for free. , as well as the assets and infrastructure of his businesses, in unprecedented fashion. He donated $66 million of his own money, flew across the country in his private jet, and used his resorts to stage campaign events. At the same time, the billionaire was able to draw about $280 million from small donors giving $200 or less. Super-PACs, which can take contributions unlimited in size, were similarly skewed toward his opponent, Hillary Clinton. Ultimately, Trump won the presidency despite having raised less than any major party presidential nominee since John McCain in 2008, the last to accept federal funds to pay for his general election contest.
Clinton and her super-PACs raised a total of $1.2 billion, less than President Barack Obama raised in 2012"
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He didn't win the money race, but Donald Trump will be the next president of the U.S. In the primaries and general election, he defied conventional wisdom, besting better financed candidates by dominating the air waves for free. , as well as the assets and infrastructure of his businesses, in unprecedented fashion. He donated $66 million of his own money, flew across the country in his private jet, and used his resorts to stage campaign events. At the same time, the billionaire was able to draw about $280 million from small donors giving $200 or less. Super-PACs, which can take contributions unlimited in size, were similarly skewed toward his opponent, Hillary Clinton. Ultimately, Trump won the presidency despite having raised less than any major party presidential nominee since John McCain in 2008, the last to accept federal funds to pay for his general election contest.
Clinton and her super-PACs raised a total of $1.2 billion, less than President Barack Obama raised in 2012"
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Its frowned upon by US. You guys are cool with it.
I guess you reap what you sow? Even though it's still all team establishment.
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Regarding Dianna Ross, do you agree the Supremes were a more enjoyable trio before Dianna turned all diva and eventually went solo?
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First off, there’s a lot more blue than red on the graph, indicating that Democrats rake in most of the political cash from corporate America. Keep in mind that these contributions are coming from employees who work at these companies, not the corporations themselves. It’s actually for corporations to make contributions directly to candidates. Republicans received more than 50% of the donations from only nine of the 30 companies, most of which tend to be grouped toward the bottom. Additionally, almost all of the bars include a tiny sliver of green, representing contributions to independent candidates. These contributions are there but they definitely don’t amount to much overall. Ultimately, it is fair to say that employees of these big companies have spent the bulk of their political cash on Democrats over the last decade.
Let’s take a closer look at the top of the list. Financial institutions dominate the marketplace for political donations, making up six of the top ten companies. Goldman Sachs is in first place by a long shot, shoveling $11.5M to members of both parties. The bank’s money is split almost evenly across the aisle—possibly showing an effort to hedge against whichever party controls the levers of power. Charles Schwab provides an interesting contrast with Goldman in that the discount broker spends almost 70% of its political donations on Democrats. Microsoft and Apple also crack the top ten, but both companies clearly favor Democrats a lot more than Republicans, pumping 80% and 88%, respectively, of their political money into candidates on the left."
You know maybe they are all just really good people now?
And the hero shadow cabal of wealthy and powerful people who helped reinforce the election.....they just REALLY care about people like me. And you. And minorities!! No really.
First off, there’s a lot more blue than red on the graph, indicating that Democrats rake in most of the political cash from corporate America. Keep in mind that these contributions are coming from employees who work at these companies, not the corporations themselves. It’s actually for corporations to make contributions directly to candidates. Republicans received more than 50% of the donations from only nine of the 30 companies, most of which tend to be grouped toward the bottom. Additionally, almost all of the bars include a tiny sliver of green, representing contributions to independent candidates. These contributions are there but they definitely don’t amount to much overall. Ultimately, it is fair to say that employees of these big companies have spent the bulk of their political cash on Democrats over the last decade.
Let’s take a closer look at the top of the list. Financial institutions dominate the marketplace for political donations, making up six of the top ten companies. Goldman Sachs is in first place by a long shot, shoveling $11.5M to members of both parties. The bank’s money is split almost evenly across the aisle—possibly showing an effort to hedge against whichever party controls the levers of power. Charles Schwab provides an interesting contrast with Goldman in that the discount broker spends almost 70% of its political donations on Democrats. Microsoft and Apple also crack the top ten, but both companies clearly favor Democrats a lot more than Republicans, pumping 80% and 88%, respectively, of their political money into candidates on the left."
You know maybe they are all just really good people now?
And the hero shadow cabal of wealthy and powerful people who helped reinforce the election.....they just REALLY care about people like me. And you. And minorities!! No really.
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.You ever notice how some people have no idea what conservative means even after you explain to them it has nothing to do with parties?
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It's almost like they think we fall for the BS line when they talk about having disdain for both parties and yet support the current GOP's malfeasance with the zeal of religious cult fanatics....
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PS, we got us a Ball Game Go Sports, Yay!
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Weird, and those same people constantly misrepresent other people's view, and just make up shit to rile against, like not understanding the concept embodied in the simple phrase
We Reserve the Right to Refuse Service to Anyone for Any Reason.
Liberty, Baybeee!
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Simper Figh!
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*gasp* At least you didn't SAY GAY!
Yeah YOU constantly misrepresent other peoples views to the point where no believes you even know what a conservative even is. But you sure know EVERYONE not in line with you IS one. The convoluted version of them you have.
Also you guys never answer questions or clarify anything, so.....dont cry foul.
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Yeah, you.
"American conservatism is like radical Islam". Oh and PC culture is conservative. So on.
Everyone who doesnt agree with H is a CON.
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Like I have always maintained, from the very beginning, i just come here for shits and giggles.
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Really so you think we care about what you "buy"?
If you were able to discuss things with other people you wouldnt be so confused. Js. Our stances dont require YOUR purchase. However....you guys really are fighting to fuck over the peopme in favor of the wealthy elite and it's really fucked up that all of us have to suffer the consequences.
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Lucy, woot chew 'splain it all to me?
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lamo at how this thread worked up the liberal snowflakes into a tizzy 
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You know what actually happened there? No one could offer substantial evidence that the original premise was anything but bullshit so we just decided to make fun of conservatives and watch a basketball game, which was plenny fun.lamo at how this thread worked up the liberal snowflakes into a tizzy
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It's really really sad when THIS is the apex of your argument
it was a lie just like it was a lie that Donald Trump’s father was not a member of the KKK… he was just arrested at a rally and represented by the same attorney who represented the other 8 hooded klansmen who were arrested with him
But it’s all a lie because Trump doesn’t have enough money to silence our right to free press in this country
do better
much better
If Trump is the racist you say he is it shouldn't be too difficult
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Amiga, slow down you're too young too burn out so soon.lamo at how this thread worked up the liberal snowflakes into a tizzy
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Anyone notice how Bigly and the other contards all abandoned defense of the original bullshit claim?
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Oh look at noodle neck
all thirsty and wanting to suck cock n shit
all thirsty and wanting to suck cock n shit
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Notice how the idiot mooks on the left can never support a claim of Trump racism with a single thing he's said or done which can be verified as true, first hand and authentic?
yeah
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...not like Bigly
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Mooks* cuck emulates my vocabulary, like some cheap hustler.
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Not in Bastard Factory.
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