jerryskids

Looks like Trump wants people to have kids, that's a terrible idea. What good are kids to a healthy and growing culture? Plus, they are an invention of the patriarchal oligarchy to keep birthing people down.

I do have cancer. What this person was doing isn't going to make or break my survival. It is a cog in the cancer-fighting machine. I'm not saying her work isn't important, but the work will continue. I am more concerned with the recent halt on funding to Harvard's medical research. THAT is a big deal, if I understand it correctly (I haven't been on the interwebs much recently).

Took some more blue pills I see. Is her camp denying these allegations? Didn't think so. Hit home why, because I come from a scientific background? I would never, ever presume to take any work product into another country, let alone a country in which I had a work visa, let alone what could have been a bioweapon. We recently had this Covid thing, perhaps you've heard of it? Of course, @Fnordthinks Joe Customs agent should have fined her a cup of coffee and sent her on her way. That being said, I'm not surprised that a lot of scientists object to it -- they overwhelmingly live in a pollyanna academic bubble, isolated from the real world, instead living in one where people just accommodate them. But it is a concern, as I don't want to see a brain drain of misguided scientists.

Regarding DEI: The Cards have had two black head coaches -- Denny Green and Steve Wilks. They also tend to be a progressive leader, having had the first woman coach (okay, unpaid intern I think). Green was a known commodity. Wilks... was epically bad as a HC. Not just Ws and Ls, but he always seemed like a deer in the headlights, sucking in front of the media and generally playing checkers while opposing coaches were playing 4D chess. It's hard to imagine that he aced a series of interviews so well that, simply on his merits, he came from outside the organization to be the choice for coach. I've always suspected there was at least a little DEI involved in that choice.

Then why was there a text exchange where she said she wasn't going to declare them? Just take the L, Gutter, and chalk it up to the MSDNC gaslighting you again. The whataboutism of Trump never lying is sad.

Well, we certainly don't want a guy worth close to $400B looking for waste; goodness knows he needs Gutter's SSN to make ends meet. That work is better left to a career civil servant with a beach house and a hunting lodge. They would be much more trustworthy with out money.

I couldn't imagine being on a message bored where you systematically ignored every poster who disagrees with you, especially when that type of poster is the large majority. Does he have like 5 people NOT on ignore?

I had to look it up: it was Bhatia and Theegala. I was like, we talked about them? Well, kinda...

Yeah, we would need to see what led up to this. She was molested and raped as a child, so I'm inclined to cut her a little slack if this largish man was following her through the store.

What I can't figure out is if you like oysters or not?

That's a lot of words to agree with me. Being in MS-13 is not a crime per se. The administration could have done a lot of things, but in case you didn't notice, they are in most cases just moving fast and acting. They just chose to deport the alleged MS-13 member who allegedly beat his wife (alleged #metoo) and allegedly drove a bunch of illegal aliens up from the border.* Their mistake was missing the stay of deportation. * "allegeds" are for the benefit of @TimHauck

Tim will defend this to the end, because that's how he rolls. She looks nothing like her college photo! Except exactly alike but only less weight and a nose job! Gender affirming surgery!

Please, nobody was ever going to impeach Saint Barack the Most Awesomeful. To even think of an objection to any of his actions was deemed instant racism!

weepaws says hold my beer umm... communion wine Also, the girl in that picture looks like a younger Leavitt. She has since lost weight and maybe had a slight nip and tuck, but it is clearly her.

I didn't like his politics, but God has a purpose for such things. I respect and pray for a man who dedicated his life to God and to leading 1B+ people on their spiritual journey.

It doesn't matter but... The wife apparently didn't file criminal charges, just a civil order of protection. Being in a gang isn't a crime per se. The Feds inexplicably told the local authorities to let Garcia and the (alleged) illegal aliens go.

We were talking about deportation, Tim.

We weren't talking about imprisonment, we were talking about deportation. Because you've taken a stance in other discussions does not make it relevant to this one. BTW I've also objected to the imprisonment for these deportees. But it wasn't relevant so I didn't bring it up.

Do I really need to go find posts of all of our Lefties complaining that he hasn't even been charged with a crime?

Are those goalposts hurting your back?

I'm not conflating it, the Left is. I agree with what you said. Heck, @TimHauckjust minutes ago called for him to be charged with something.

You missed my point. He doesn't need to be charged with anything else, nor put through an entire formal trial. It is neither practical nor legally necessary. The Left seems to be working on a plan of making it easy peasy to get into the country, but then incredibly difficult to get out. We need to rid you of the illusion that there will be a long, drawn out process for each deportation.

You are literally the dimmest bulb on the internet power grid. Next, tell us about the ancient Babylonian Catholics. Tard.

So, no "with absolute certainty," in quotes and everything. Thanks for confirming. The thing is, it doesn't matter. The only reason to bring Garcia back is the legal stay of deportation. In the general case, being here illegal is sufficient for deportation. The gang thing is a bonus to further justify it. There will be, nor should there be, a "day in court" for every person being deported. There will be no trials to determine somebody's gang status; I strongly doubt that being in a gang is technically illegal, so there would be nothing to try. The sooner you Centrists figure it out, the better.