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what they're doing at the border now, they'll do to citizens within the country later. so, yes, this makes the US materially less safe.
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2y ago
In a country that historically has denigrated the actions of black people and women, you can see no reason to make it easy to find black people or women who have served their country in a distinguished manner?
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locopati
2y ago
These government employees haven't been through any security vetting or training and have political motives. So, yes, this is extremely odd. Stop normalizing what is absolutely not normal.
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2y ago
are you okay?
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2y ago
Russell Vought, sociopath
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2y ago
It is, unfortunately, not illegal to lie endlessly to get elected. Anybody who did vote for him and expected different is a fucking idiot who wasn't paying attention and was too entitled/arrogant to listen to the people who were p
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2y ago
Repeated unconstitutional actions seems to fit high crimes.
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2y ago
Hurricane season will be wild this year between NOAA and FEMA cuts, vindictive state funding, and a general restriction on accurate government statistics.
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2y ago
If the Republicans in Congress actually honored their oaths to the Constitution over their cowardly loyalty to party, they would impeach. However, they are complicit in the dismantling of America. This needed to be stopped on Day 2 of Trump
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2y ago
The world doesn't burn if birthrates go down, it changes. And fwiw, if men didn't shoulder the burden of going to war, maybe we'd stop having wars? That's a good thing.
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2y ago
... by selling out our allies. China must be salivating over Taiwan and Japan.
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2y ago
Maybe we simply don't need high birth rates everywhere. Why should women shoulder the burden of having children and raising them when there are other options for themselves?
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2y ago
it's about the how...there's ways to do the same thing that are less intrusive or insulting... a little kindness goes a long way in a learning space
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2y ago
I am not a subset of men and thinking in binaries isn't going to help you here. Even sex is not a binary when you consider that chromosomes beyond XX/XY exist and that the expression of chromosomes does not necessarily result in a
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2y ago
How are you using the term "sex"? Birth sex is not useful when talking about trans people, who may be on hormone replacement therapy or have had gender affirming surgeries. To fixate on that is to deny the reality that trans peopl
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2y ago
You keep talking like trans women and cis women means mixed-sex. It does not.
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2y ago
There's nothing ideological about biology. Trans women are more aligned with cis women than cis men. Links to your claims?
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2y ago
I am not a man. I am a trans woman. I don't suffer from an unfortunate condition, unless that condition is ignorant people like yourself who cannot handle the complexity of how people can be different. Blaming us for the backlash is th
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2y ago
To everyone in this thread referring to trans women as men... fuck right the hell off with your ignorant bigotry.
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2y ago
a heterosexual trans woman is interested in men. trans women are not men. fuck right off with your ignorant bigotry.
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2y ago
Alternatively, woke means being alert to a variety of systems that have developed to keep one group in power/control over another (where the groups vary with context). It's not so much reductive and juvenile as Wizard of Oz exposi
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2y ago
Why on earth would anyone believe what the DOGE people are saying? And even if what they said was true (because a stopped clock is right twice a day), why would we believe their reasoning as to why? Nothing they have done suggests competenc
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2y ago
In states that enforce strict ID rules, they generally make it harder to get ID by adding arbitrary hurdles... closing ID centers in Democratic areas, requiring birth certificates or passports which some people may not have, requiring name
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2y ago
Why would you cut taxes when you're trying to reduce a deficit? Especially taxes on the wealthy and on corporations?
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2y ago
Why do you want a country full of people who can't eat, who lose their homes, who can't take care of their kids?
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2y ago
Winning elections does not mean they get to do whatever they want. There are laws, rules, and norms. When the Dems won, the Republicans did everything in their power to stop them from implementing their platform (some of that setting up the
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2y ago
"you notice that he only removed the T from LGBT" for now... it won't stop there
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Access to secure systems by people who have not been given access rights through proper channels is certainly problematic if not outright illegal. Congress has Constitutional vetting power over Presidential appointments. It's part of t
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phone calls have more impact than letters
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Federal employees are unionized. There are procedures to dismiss employees. They are not following those procedures. So, no, I didn't just throw that on there. Even if there weren't, are you so callous and heartless that you can&#
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