US Election 2020 - Pt 2

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Using your own words, can you tell us if discrimination experienced by 16 percent of a population (in the case of health care, and, of course, using the stats provided in your graph) is OK or is this kind of discrimination wrong?

What is the percentage where discrimination is OK? 10%, like the value for participating in politics in your graph?

How about 0% like, yanno, if LGBTQ people had equal rights enshrined in law - and supported by the law - like everyone else?
 
I see president Biglybrain von Bestwords says there's a vaccine for AIDS.

Has anyone told the medical world?
 
Jabulani22 said:
Oh now you get it , but you dont have a point to refute it .
K thanks.
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There is nothing to refute. There is no logical conclusion that can be derived from your post and subsequent graph which supposedly supports you.
 
In which the profoundly foolish, minimumweight Matt Gaetz picks a fight with heavyweight Steve Schmidt.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1272888469594017792

I'mma unroll the response for you.

You invited a Holocaust Denier to the State of the Union. You are a conspiracy theorist and a lackey for the most inept, incompetent and illiberal President in American History. In an utterly rancid political moment you have established yourself as a buffoon without peer.

Your drunk driving incident, dozen speeding tickets and gas mask stunt at the beginning of the pandemic mark you as an entitled, reckless and spoiled punk. Your conduct disgraces the United States Congress.

One thing is certainly true about democracy, the crazy and the stupid deserve representation also, and with you they have a perfect one.

Trump is falling apart in every way. He is physically decrepit and slovenly. He can barely walk. He is mentally and morally weak and failing at a profound level.

He will be repudiated by the American People and by History’s harsh judgement as will you. When you are an old man looking back on it all you can be satisfied that you were the political version of Meatloaf or Gary Busey on the Apprentice, a figure of ridicule, a clown in Trump’s circus.

The economy is shattered. America is divided and 120,000 are dead from a badly managed pandemic. Trump is going down. All you will have left is the stench. It won’t go away. Ever
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Tim Miller with fire... Again.

Supreme Court Rules on Sex Discrimination. “But Gorsuch” Hardest Hit.

Note: This article includes drag queen themes and graphic images.

The Supreme Court ruling to protect Americans from being fired for their sexuality is the latest betrayal that degrades family, community, industrial bases, and nations!!

That lede might seem a bit dramatic—nay, flamboyant!—to you. But the people of Appalachia put Donald Trump in office precisely because their lives could not improve unless queers and transgenders could be fired willy-nilly by their employers.

The expert on such matters—America’s own hillbilly-whisperer-cum-Hollywood-producer, J.D. Vance—said as much following Monday’s ruling. And while Vance’s warning about the end of nations may have been a rococo response to the Supreme Court decision holding that the 1964 Civil Rights Act’s prohibition on sex discrimination in employment also banned employee termination based on sexual orientation or gender identity, he was joined by a parade of conservatives for whom BUT GORSUCH has gone from a Trumpist clarion call to an incubus that haunts their dreams.

If you’ll allow me a brief respite from the schadenfreude, here follows an interlude on the merits of the matter at hand.

I am not a lawyer and I won’t play one on TheBulwarkDOTCOM. However I’m certain that there are legitimate and wonky complaints that good-faith constitutional scholars such as Ted Cruz . . .

Sorry. Such as Josh Hawley . . .

Look, I’m sure there are some good faith constitutional scholars out there who have genuine objections to Monday’s ruling and the legal implications therein. So let’s assume that a good-faith objection can be made.

What we do not have to assume is that a lot of the “constitutional scholars” presently huffing and puffing had zero interest in legal theory. They had an outcome they wanted and they just want someone who is willing to vote with the team and justify it in whatever means necessary.

And another thing we do not have to assume is that Monday’s landmark ruling of Bostock v. Clayton County will bring long-overdue protection to the workplace. Because while many people seemed surprised that the risk of job loss over sexuality is still something to be concerned about in the Year of Our Lord 2020, I’m here to report that outside the big city pockets of fabulousness along the coasts, there are many gay, lesbian, and transgender Americans who have lost jobs, been forced to hide their sexuality or gender identity, or been discriminated against in their places of employment. I have heard their stories and been called to their aid.

I once called a gay friend-of-a-friend—you may have heard about our mafia—who runs a company so I could ask him to interview a person who needed a job because he had been fired for being gay. He told me something to the effect of: “If I hired every gay who had been cast out of their job we wouldn’t have room for anyone else in the company.”

So for those who think this was just virtue signaling from the bench, or that gays are not treated differently from their straight counterparts, I’d like to disabuse you of that notion.

Many, many people worked very hard to make Bostock a reality for decades. I salute them and am indebted to their effort.

Because, thanks to the hard-earned toil of those great Americans, I get to dunk on the integralists like 1990-era Shaq terrorizing the SEC.

Wait . . . let me try that again.

Because thanks to the hard-earned toil of those great Americans, I get to shablam on the Ahmarists like a lip-sync assassin.

Sorry Not Sorry.

It is settled science that we live in the worst possible timeline.

And yet, on Monday the very people who have been triggered by drag-queen story hour had their illiberal fantasies dashed—crucified?—by a conservative man in a dress. Even in this vale of tears, life does sometimes deliver us small joys.
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More in the link.
 
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