BrewGuy61

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BrewGuy61

BrewGuy61

@lizzybetsdad

Beigetreten Mart 2023
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BrewGuy61@lizzybetsdad·
"Again and again, our major institutions, from the media to the judiciary, have amplified Trump’s presence; again and again, we have failed to name the consequences. Fascism can be defeated, but not when we are on its side." newyorker.com/magazine/dispa…
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BrewGuy61@lizzybetsdad·
@AllTheFauxbias @RobGeorge What the fuck are you talking about? Jackson is one of the clearest thinkers and best writers on the Court.
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AllTheFauxbias
AllTheFauxbias@AllTheFauxbias·
@RobGeorge Thomas doesn’t like AA bc it puts an * next to his name I’m sure some people doubted his smarts at first, but does anyone doubt it anymore? KBJ would not be dissed if she wrote like Kagan, just like no one calls Thomas a dummy (just an Uncle Tom, which isn’t implying he’s dumb)
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Robert A. George
Robert A. George@RobGeorge·
Just to be clear: Announcing intent to appoint first woman to Supreme Court (Reagan) — OK Appointing Black man to replace first Black on Court (Bush I) — OK Announcing intent to replace female justice with female nominee (Trump) — OK Announcing intent to appoint first Black woman to Court (Biden) — UNCONSTITUTIONAL!!
Clay Travis@ClayTravis

There is a legitimate argument that Ketanji Brown Jackson’s appointment to the Supreme Court — which President Joe Biden specifically said was directly intended to put a black woman on the Supreme Court — was unconstitutional under federal law.

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Andrew Branca Show
Andrew Branca Show@TheBrancaShow·
@RobGeorge That a bunch of people were racist doesn't make racism OK. I mean, you're not for the return of SLAVERY, are you?
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BrewGuy61@lizzybetsdad·
@jackdoranjr @Evilspawn4 @RobGeorge Hey, Clarence: how about you point to a specific “ruling” of hers and tell us exactly how her reasoning in that ruling is flawed?
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Reap the Whirlwind
Reap the Whirlwind@SychinLegacy·
@RobGeorge KJB being in any position of power is an abomination and no amount of dishonest strawman arguments will change that. “Can’t define what a woman is” no serious nation would ever tolerate putting a person either that reatrded to that dishonest anywhere near power.
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Every Deportation is a Policy Failure
Every Deportation is a Policy Failure@kevsaucebro·
I’m sorry but I refuse to let the Democratic Party off the hook for allowing shit like this to happen
Brendan Keefe - Atlanta News First@BrendanKeefe

Son & I went to a national park in January & asked to buy the $80 annual pass. Rangers said they were ordered to throw out all the hard passes b/c they didn't have Trump's photo on them (yet). Had to buy online & rangers printed a temp pass. This came in the mail a month later.

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Christian
Christian@Pluuuut0·
@ImNotOwned For being critical of a party losing the biggest layup of an election ever?
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Michael Shermer
Michael Shermer@michaelshermer·
People think it's perfectly okay to lie in the name of a "greater good". For example, these are all Leftist lies: Trump said there are fine people on both sides. Trump is controlled by Russia. Trump is a rapist. Trump is a racist. Trump is a pedophile. Trump is Hitler.
Skeptic Research Center Team@SkepResCenter

43% of Americans who think the Republican Party is "so dangerous" that violence is necessary "to get the country back on track," also believe "Donald Trump wants children to learn that slavery was a good thing." The spread of misinformation about the Trump cabinet's "white supremacy" is associated with violent attitudes towards Republicans. These data come from the following survey: research.skeptic.com/2024-president…

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BrewGuy61
BrewGuy61@lizzybetsdad·
@tophersimmons @ddale8 Weird how you have a specific cite for the one time "86" is used in the sense every honest person knows it;s used (i.e., "get rid of"), but when it comes to all the times it supposedly meant "kill," you're all "trust me, bro."
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Christopher Laird Simmons
Christopher Laird Simmons@tophersimmons·
@ddale8 The Candidate (1972): A political film where a character is told to "86 the sideburns". Various Mafia Social Club Scenes: The term is commonly used in films portraying NYC Prohibition or gangster eras when referring to killing someone or tossing them out.
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Daniel Dale
Daniel Dale@ddale8·
Entirely sincere question: has anyone seen a mafia movie in which a mobster orders a murder by saying "86 'em"?
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John Rich
John Rich@JCRich·
@CindyCoops @ddale8 The saying predates the Vegas mob and did not mean to kill someone. Comey's defense will be "I understood the saying to mean to get rid of or take someone/something out of a restaurant, and I thought Trump should be impeached." How will anyone prove otherwise?
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Cindy Cooper@CindyCoops·
@JCRich @ddale8 There is not just one specific meaning, but all of its uses involve getting rid of. One of the uses is when ordering a lethal hit on someone. Something Comey knows very well. And now that we're fleshing out the context of his little stunt, that becomes even more clear.
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BrewGuy61@lizzybetsdad·
There has never been a shred of evidence produced showing that there was any discernable number of non-Nazi/pro-statue protesters on the streets of Charlottesville that weekend."
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BrewGuy61@lizzybetsdad·
...– but you had many people in that group other than neo-Nazis and white nationalists, okay?” This could be a compelling argument. There’s just one problem:
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