Do the Mormon fundamentalists and the Strangites not still practice it?
I find the argument fascinating. What scientific proof exists that says there is a singular higher being, and of the many singular higher beings that people look to, which one is the "correct" one?
I know some people think the Holy Trinity is the right one. Others think Buddah is. Others think their god is an alien (Xenu) from another planet who brought life to earth, then destroyed it, and started over.
Which one has it right?
Correct. So if a government makes a law derived from a religious belief, they are pushing that religion on their citizens. I would not be happy with a law that said I was not allowed to eat bacon b/c god would be mad at me.
No, he actually refused to. That is why there was a subsequent FBI raid. His words went something like this:
“I don’t want anybody looking, I don’t want anybody looking through my boxes, I really don’t,” Trump told his lawyer in May 2022, according to the indictment. “What happens if we just don’t respond at all or don’t play ball with them? Wouldn’t it be better if we just told them we don’t have anything here?”
That has no relevance to an insurrection at the capitol building in a coup attempt. You're using the 3rd grade strategy of a strawman. Billy gets caught kicking Cindy, so he narcs on Steve for stealing gum.
Irrelevant.
The most powerful man in the country, and self-proclaimed billionaire can't get something investigated?
Yet we are supposed to believe that Biden is the dark underlord who can make people vanish with a wave of his hand, and beleive that Trump is an effective world leader?
Pretty inconsistent logic there. It seems the story changes to fit each new situation.
I asked several times for proof of an attempt by Democrats to overthrow the gov't by preventing the completion of a legitimate election process. Can you name a specific Democrat who pushed for it? Can you name a specific protest that was an attempt to stop the election process?
The strawman that "
since Democrats rioted, it's OK for Republicans to attempt a coup" simply doesn't fly for me.
Probably for the same reason that on 9/11, tens of thousands of US business continued to operate, and who knows how many on Manhatan island itself. You would think 9/11 would have been horrible enough to brink the entire island to a grinding halt that day. Nope.
If you think the Jan 6th insurrection was no big deal, then you really have a problem. I suppose you thought the first attempt on the towers was no big deal since they failed and only blew up some cars?
Minimizing a coup attempt on the US government? Wow.
Did you miss my response to the it? Go back and look at the post again.
If you mean in the history of the site, maybe? Not sure how you'd know so much history as a brand new member here, though.
Well, they opposed adding it for
family members of the justices, not the justices themselves.
But here are some of the reasons stated:
"Grijalva told The Hill that he voted against the bill in-part to make a statement regarding the fact that it did not include protections for federal court systems. He noted, however, that protections for the Supreme Court are “absolutely” necessary."
Ocasio-Cortez told reporters that she voted against the bill as a call to action for gun and abortion legislation.
“I think it’s ridiculous that we have the political will and capacity to pass protections for ourselves so quickly, but for some reason when it comes to kids, people in grocery stores, anybody in a public place, that we somehow can’t get gun safety or we can’t even pass federal protections, to Veronica Escobar’s point, we can’t pass expanded security protections for federal workers who are providing health care and abortion care as well,”
You seem to want it to be that the Democrats were doing this to hurt Republican judges. Did you know that the SCOTUS, though it's SUPPOSED to be non-partisan, is composed of right AND left-leaning judges? So you think maybe the Democrats were trying to sacrifice their own in order to hurt the right-leaning justices?
Now, here is an interesting thing you may have missed in that whole situation:
House Democrats wanted to expand the Senate-passed bill —
offering protections to Supreme Court staff if the court marshal determined it was needed —
but Republicans in the upper chamber objected to such a move.
Why would Republicans be against providing protection when a marshall of the court specifically and situationally determines it is needed?
"Stop with the spin"? OK spinster, please show me that this is an "FBI approved safe" and point out what int he picture proves it is not a public bathroom. What proves that it is his "private ballroom"?
I'll wait:
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