@lololulu19 First, I believe that Superman's son, Jon Kent, is technically bisexual, not gay.
Second, I think those comics are aimed at a younger audience, so I don't see them doing a dildo storyline. I don't think the Comics Code Authority, or what's left of it, would approve. I don't think they've done anything more than kissing in the books.
@Rotron said in UK - All charges over convoy who shouted ‘rape Jewish daughters’ are dropped:
I somehow understand the hatred about Jews, but have they really done anything that harms other people?
While I'm sure that some Jewish people somewhere did something bad to someone, that's true of all peoples, I'm sure.
People hate Jewish people because they are an insular minority that, throughout history, has refused to integrate or convert to the majorities around them. This makes them an Other, and Others are easy targets for hatred.
Also, humans generally have a hard time conceiving that historical events, on a large scale, are random and irrational. Instead, magical thinking leads people to believe that events aren't actually random, but instead are happening because of some cabal or illuminati guiding the seemingly-but-not-really random events. It's the same human tendency to put order onto chaos that leads people to believe in Q-Anon, Lizard People, or that Illuminati.
https://www.nytimes.com/live/2022/11/20/us/colorado-springs-shooting
22-year old armed and armored gunman entered lgbtq Club Q in Colorado Springs, CO and opened fire. So far, they have announced 5 dead and 25 injured. Police have not released a motive yet.
LINK: Former Anti-Abortion Leader Alleges Another Supreme Court Breach
The façade of the Supreme Court being an apolitical institution takes another hit as it is revealed that Justice Samuel Alito leaked the result and his authorship of the Hobby Lobby decision weeks before the opinion was released. And now we have a peek into the ultra-wealthy, ultra-conservative individuals and organizations that swarm around the Justices in attempts to sway their decisions.
Andor is pretty good. Luthen is basically Space Batman.
@raphjd Personally, I would love to read, in detail, your personal explanation, in your own words, how Biden's plan is unconstitutional. Please, be as verbose as you like. Don't give me the TL;DR version.
Go ahead...
@Rotron said in Spore/Spores is now a pronoun:
Well he got banned fast at 39 posts!
Yeah, @raphjd tends to ban people when he can't defend himself against them in arguments. But such is the world when you give the wrong sorts even the littlest bit of power.
raphjd, why don't you go back to posting photoshopped pictures and then refusing to admit they're fake even when presented with the original, unedited photo.
@raphjd said in Ann Coulter Tells Trump To 'Shut The F---k Up, Forever!':
I just post what you ass clown losers say, in your own words, and you don't like it because it shows you for the kind of people you are.
The point is that you are a hypocrite because you recognize that Republicans and conservatives can have differing opinions and are not monolithic, yet you unrelentingly assume that anything any Democrat or liberal says is a shared belief of a monolithic Democrats or Liberals. In other words, you recognize distinctions on your side, but refuse to recognize them on the opposing side. That's why you're a moron.
LINK: Trump Wanted I.R.S. Investigations of Foes, Top Aide Says
The reason Trump is convinced that the multiple tax cases and DOJ investigations against him are nothing more than political hit jobs and witch hunts designed to make him look bad, is because that's what he himself did while in office.
"While in office, President Donald J. Trump repeatedly told John F. Kelly, his second White House chief of staff, that he wanted a number of his perceived political enemies to be investigated by the Internal Revenue Service...
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Mr. Kelly said that along with Mr. Comey and Mr. McCabe, Mr. Trump discussed using the I.R.S. and the Justice Department to investigate the former C.I.A. director John O. Brennan; Hillary Clinton; Jeff Bezos, the founder of Amazon and the owner of The Washington Post, whose coverage often angered Mr. Trump; Peter Strzok, the lead F.B.I. agent on the Russia investigation; and Lisa Page, an F.B.I. official who exchanged text messages with Mr. Strzok that were critical of Mr. Trump."
I guess Shakespeare was right. The lady doth protest too much, indeed.
@raphjd No, she's a Republican, which means according to the moronic rules you use when you come here and post some bullshit off Twitter from some nobody who just happens to identify Democrat or Liberal....she speaks for all Republicans.
I'm sorry. Those are the rules that you have set up. Either acknowledge them now, or be an even larger hypocrite.
@raphjd said in Liberals silent on "popular vote" - I wonder why:
Your fellow liberals say we need to go by the popular vote for who runs the country. One would assume that would include Congress.
I'm confused why you think the nationwide count matters in a mid-term election with no nationwide elections. The demographic of people going out to vote in the mid-terms is related to local circumstances.
For example, there were 20 states with Republican incumbent senators running for re-election against Democratic challengers. There were only 14 Democrat states. There were also 5 states with Republican incumbents who had retired, meaning a stronger push to get Republicans in those areas to come out and hold that seat.
Also, there's no guarantee that the election jurisdictions were spread evenly into districts with equal party affiliation. In other words, if just a few of the jurisdictions were heavy Republican districts, then the massive number of Republicans coming out for that district skews the numbers. Yes, there are more registered Democrats in America than registered Republicans, but that doesn't mean that average in applicable evenly across the election jurisdictions.
All of the above was a long-winded way of saying that your argument was based on fallacious reasoning and you're an idiot.
@Drwas Herschel Walker is a lying buffoon, and this is the least of this stupidity. That Texan should never have run for Senate in Georgia.
@Drwas Clearly this is a lie because, as we know from the blowhard of this Forum, it is only crazy liberals who attack people because of partisan politics.
@raphjd If the GOP wins the House of Representatives, then do you think they should be able to demand Joe and Hunter Bidens' tax returns to investigate foreign influence?
If your answer is YES, then you should be opposed to this action by the SCOTUS now. The GOP-led House would be relying upon the same statute, 26 U.S.C. § 6103(f), to obtain the Bidens' returns. Trump used his position as head of the Executive Branch to prevent the IRS from releasing those returns. So, Biden should be able to block the IRS from releasing his and his son's returns?
Just trying to suss out how big of a hypocrite you're going to be. Maybe we should bookmark this post for future reference.
But I'm confused...the resident conservative dumbass on this Forum just spend the last several days proving that only liberals are antisemitic, so why would GOP candidate Mastriano support antisemitic memes?
@raphjd Did you forget to take your meds again today and mistook this Forum for 8Chan?
@raphjd As I recall, I posted in Gay News about a book being removed from a high school library. You interjected some nonsense unrelated to the OP about a book that was in an elementary school library, insinuating that mature material is routinely and commonly made available to children. I asked you for proof that mature books were in elementary school libraries, and all you could find was one example where the book was retained in an elementary library temporarily for 5 months, never checked out, and was removed in the proper course of librarians reviewing materials within the library.
When pressed to constrain discussion to the OP, you showed that you were incapable of doing so. As I stated there, that means you lost that argument.
Thanks for playing.
