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How will they rule ??!

  • YES - Qualified

    Votes: 41 82.0%
  • NO - Disqualified

    Votes: 9 18.0%

  • Total voters
    50
  • Poll closed .
Blah blah blah... You do know we still ban books in the US?
Some dipshit got this "publisher" word stuck in your head even though it means jack shit.

In Hazelwood School District v. Kuhlmeier, the high court ruled that school officials can censor school-sponsored publications if their decision is “reasonably related to a legitimate pedagogical purpose.” This means school officials must show that they have a reasonable educational reason for censoring the material.
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Wow that's an exceedingly poor choice of words.
This article might explain why better than I can. There are reasons why that you have failed to recognize.
he shouldn’t have apologized.
 
You must not have read my OP and just assumed I believed in the whacked out conspiracy theory related to that stage because of my political views.
I actually posted an article about this topic and said I thought it was just a bizarre coincidence. I'm not a fan of Nazi stage conspiracies, whacked out voter fraud conspiracies or Jewish space laser conspiracies. They are ALL nuts.
 
You must not have read my OP and just assumed I believed in the whacked out conspiracy theory related to that stage because of my political views.
I actually posted an article about this topic and said I thought it was just a bizarre coincidence. I'm not a fan of Nazi stage conspiracies, whacked out voter fraud conspiracies or Jewish space laser conspiracies. They are ALL nuts.

Voter fraud conspiracies is not like the other.

Voter fraud definitely happens, only real question is to what degree, and they chose deliberately not to take a serious look; they chose to set up an election which was not transparent and they are so far choosing not to fix it going forward.

There is absolutely no reason whatsoever with technology being what it is we cannot achieve 1 person 1 verifiable-verified-veritable vote.

Oh, and nuts is believing things for which there is no evidence for, like systemic racism. There is plenty of evidence of voter fraud and plenty of questions left unanswered.
 
Uhhh CBS national news just said security around Washington is being increased because of a dangerous right win conspiracy that says Donald Trump will become President tomorrow. This security, of course, is on top of the already increased security ahead of Biden's address to Congress...

...which I have not heard about, but he is obligated to deliver that address. Big question is will it be televised? I doubt it.

Here's to hoping the conspiracy is correct and Trump does become President tomorrow ...

And dems/media are the ones telling you THE OTHER SIDE is nuts.
 
Uhhh CBS national news just said security around Washington is being increased because of a dangerous right win conspiracy that says Donald Trump will become President tomorrow. This security, of course, is on top of the already increased security ahead of Biden's address to Congress...

...which I have not heard about, but he is obligated to deliver that address. Big question is will it be televised? I doubt it.

Here's to hoping the conspiracy is correct and Trump does become President tomorrow ...

And dems/media are the ones telling you THE OTHER SIDE is nuts.
Fake intelligence to try to justify a militarized capitol.
 
I'm not sure where the money is really being lost if consumers are just holding onto their wealth instead of spending it on woke companies, but you know, diversity. Just say "diversity" and expect a standing ovation or something.

Continued racial inequality could cost the US economy more than $1 trillion over the next decade: BofA
Brian Sozzi
·Editor-at-Large
Wed, March 3, 2021, 9:24 AM


The Bank of America Global Research teams says the continued lack of diversity inside of corporate America could prove very costly to the U.S. economy in the long-run.

"Continued racial inequality could cost the U.S. economy US$1-1.5 trillion in lost consumption and investment over the next decade," BofA's team led by Haim Israel said in an exhaustive new piece of research out on Wednesday.

Israel's team highlights some bleak stats on where things stand on corporate diversity. Ultimately, the numbers suggests the U.S. economy could see those lost trillions referenced by BofA if leaders don't more forcefully step up diversity efforts.

According to BofA's findings, there were no Black senior executives in any of the FTSE 100 companies. Women are gathering assets 1.5 times faster than men, BofA notes, but there are more men called "Dave" in the U.K.'s financial industry than women managing funds. Meanwhile, there are now only three Black chief executives in the Fortune 500.

BofA highlights the need for Corporate America to diversify.

BofA offers up some simple suggestions to corporate America to start reversing the unfortunate stats.
"D&I must go hand in hand. While public and corporate understanding of the importance of diversity has improved in recent years, we believe Inclusion hasn't and needs to be more widely promoted. COVID (flexible work from home arrangements, childcare support), Gen Z (hashtag activism, "clicktivists") and ESG assets (US$20 trillion over next 20 years) are just some of the catalysts that could change this," Israel's team contends.
At the bare minimum, the performance of more diverse and inclusive companies should be springing more leaders into action.

BofA's ESG team finds that S&P 500 companies with above-median gender diversity on their boards see 15% higher returns on equity. For companies with ethnic and racially diversified workforces, that return on equity is 8% higher. More diverse companies see lower earnings risk one year out compared to less diverse peers. Doing good is doing well.

"Diversity means boosting returns, sales, and lower earnings volatility risk," BofA's team says.


Brian Sozzi is an editor-at-large and anchor at Yahoo Finance.
 
Trump just green lit a mass genocide in Syria. It is a lose lose situation. The Kurds are the reason we were able to wipe out ISIS and are currently managing 100k strong prison camp. But Turkey is an important "ally" for asserting power in the ME and staging for our nukes. I'm not against just getting the F out but Trump has to acknowledge he just allowed the slaughter of the people we have been training, arming, fighting with. Hopefully we are getting something from Erdogan for closing our eyes and letting it happen. Just another reason to completely abandon the ME, its a shit show.
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Holy crap! Even NY Times Lib columnist (Redundant, I know.) Thomas Friedman is all in on Trumps' breakthrough Abraham Accords:

"We may be witnessing a major realignment of the Middle East." No sh!t, Sherlock? Been waiting to be released by your Lib Masters?

Trump & Kushner are Da Man:

"Getting the Saudis to join the Abraham Accords is the best way to ensure their success. Because, if done right, their participation could create new energy for an Israeli-Palestinian two-state solution, which, in turn, could make it easier for Jordan and Egypt to fully normalize relations with Israel as well. Then you really do have a new Middle East."

"Today, “there are three powerful non-Arab actors in the region — Iran, Turkey and Israel — and they have each constructed their own regional axis,” argues Itamar Rabinovich, the Israeli Middle East historian, who just co-wrote “Syrian Requiem,” a smart history of the Syrian civil war. Those three axes, Rabinovich explains, are Turkey with Qatar and their proxy Hamas; Iran with Syria and Iran’s proxies running Lebanon, Iraq and Yemen; and Israel with the U.A.E., Bahrain and tacitly Saudi Arabia and Oman.

It’s the interactions of these three axes, says Rabinovich, that are really driving Middle East politics today. And because the U.A.E.-Israel axis brings together the most successful Arab state with the most successful non-Arab state, it’s radiating a lot of energy."

This is pretty unbelievable: "how many Israelis had visited the United Arab Emirates since the signing of their normalization agreement, known as the Abraham Accords. Answer: more than 130,000. " !!!!

Biden & Obama must hate this.

 
Voter fraud conspiracies is not like the other.

Voter fraud definitely happens, only real question is to what degree, and they chose deliberately not to take a serious look; they chose to set up an election which was not transparent and they are so far choosing not to fix it going forward.

There is absolutely no reason whatsoever with technology being what it is we cannot achieve 1 person 1 verifiable-verified-veritable vote.

Oh, and nuts is believing things for which there is no evidence for, like systemic racism. There is plenty of evidence of voter fraud and plenty of questions left unanswered.
So how come Trump lost over 60 election court cases?
Why did the Supreme Court refuse to hear the cases?
Why were the election results certified by every state, including every single red state?
Why were the election results certified by Congress?
Why is Biden sitting in the Oval Office today....is it a fantastical magic trick? Slow Joe is tricky like that.
The lies you right wingers are slurping up from Trump are just plain nuts.
Trump is the ONLY President since Herbert Hoover to lose the House, Senate and Presidency....but that's your guy? Ok.
As someone who votes D more than R I say keep on supporting Trump and his lunacy because it is great for Democrat control of America for years to come.
 
I'm not sure where the money is really being lost if consumers are just holding onto their wealth instead of spending it on woke companies, but you know, diversity. Just say "diversity" and expect a standing ovation or something.

Continued racial inequality could cost the US economy more than $1 trillion over the next decade: BofA
Brian Sozzi
·Editor-at-Large
Wed, March 3, 2021, 9:24 AM


The Bank of America Global Research teams says the continued lack of diversity inside of corporate America could prove very costly to the U.S. economy in the long-run.

"Continued racial inequality could cost the U.S. economy US$1-1.5 trillion in lost consumption and investment over the next decade," BofA's team led by Haim Israel said in an exhaustive new piece of research out on Wednesday.

Israel's team highlights some bleak stats on where things stand on corporate diversity. Ultimately, the numbers suggests the U.S. economy could see those lost trillions referenced by BofA if leaders don't more forcefully step up diversity efforts.

According to BofA's findings, there were no Black senior executives in any of the FTSE 100 companies. Women are gathering assets 1.5 times faster than men, BofA notes, but there are more men called "Dave" in the U.K.'s financial industry than women managing funds. Meanwhile, there are now only three Black chief executives in the Fortune 500.

BofA highlights the need for Corporate America to diversify.

BofA offers up some simple suggestions to corporate America to start reversing the unfortunate stats.
"D&I must go hand in hand. While public and corporate understanding of the importance of diversity has improved in recent years, we believe Inclusion hasn't and needs to be more widely promoted. COVID (flexible work from home arrangements, childcare support), Gen Z (hashtag activism, "clicktivists") and ESG assets (US$20 trillion over next 20 years) are just some of the catalysts that could change this," Israel's team contends.
At the bare minimum, the performance of more diverse and inclusive companies should be springing more leaders into action.

BofA's ESG team finds that S&P 500 companies with above-median gender diversity on their boards see 15% higher returns on equity. For companies with ethnic and racially diversified workforces, that return on equity is 8% higher. More diverse companies see lower earnings risk one year out compared to less diverse peers. Doing good is doing well.

"Diversity means boosting returns, sales, and lower earnings volatility risk," BofA's team says.


Brian Sozzi is an editor-at-large and anchor at Yahoo Finance.
This article offers no basis for how diversity changes the numbers. It's totally a Lib belief system/religion at work.
 
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African Americans were around 11% of US population during the Vietnam era. The African American deaths during the war were around 12.5% according to your numbers. Data shows statistically there were excess black deaths during the war. Too many privileged white boys getting draft deferrals for heel spurs. Thanks for playing . . . who’s next.
False, the numbers do not express an excess of black deaths due to racism but an influx of blacks into the military because of a want to be there. The draft was not the only way to go in. Many volunteered because they wanted to. There was no racist element and there were a lot more white deaths which is the part you missed. I don't care what the percentage of blacks to whites in the country were. That's irrelevant and just plain stupid to try and make your point with. Your ignorance to military service and your racist white boys comment shows you for the moron you are.
 
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Just a complete embarrassment all the way around. Yet she probably has 99% approval rating on this board because she owns the libs with her mask
 
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So how come Trump lost over 60 election court cases?
Why did the Supreme Court refuse to hear the cases?
Why were the election results certified by every state, including every single red state?
Why were the election results certified by Congress?
Why is Biden sitting in the Oval Office today....is it a fantastical magic trick? Slow Joe is tricky like that.
The lies you right wingers are slurping up from Trump are just plain nuts.
Trump is the ONLY President since Herbert Hoover to lose the House, Senate and Presidency....but that's your guy? Ok.
As someone who votes D more than R I say keep on supporting Trump and his lunacy because it is great for Democrat control of America for years to come.

Justice Thomas wrote all about this in his dissenting opinion with regards to Pennsylvania, which I posted bits of in this thread. I would recommend reading it in its entirety, a five minute read.


It's the only honest well-informed opinion one can maintain in good faith, all others are at best ignorant or born from ulterior motives, like the lies of systemic racism and privilege the radical mainstream left has been using since 2010 or so to try to reracialize society to their advantage.
 
Justice Thomas wrote all about this in his dissenting opinion with regards to Pennsylvania, which I posted bits of in this thread. I would recommend reading it in its entirety, a five minute read.


It's the only honest well-informed opinion one can maintain in good faith, all others are at best ignorant or born from ulterior motives, like the lies of systemic racism and privilege the radical mainstream left has been using since 2010 or so to try to reracialize society to their advantage.
I did read it. Did you read this portion?.....
Thomas states in his opening paragraph (and repeats twice later) that the Pennsylvania supreme court decision that the Court was asked to review “seems to have affected too few ballots to change the outcome of any federal election.”
The biggest argument in the Pennsylvania case was whether to accept the mail in ballots that arrived after the previously assigned deadline.
The argument was NOT whether the ballots were fake or falsified....just whether or not to take into account the slow mail and high number of mail in ballots due to a once in a century pandemic.
Using slow mail in ballots as the basis for overturning an election is ridiculous and exactly the reason that the majority of the Supreme Court Justices refused to even hear the cases.
 
Using slow mail in ballots as the basis for overturning an election is ridiculous and exactly the reason that the majority of the Supreme Court Justices refused to even hear the cases.
Where do you get it was slow mail versus late mailing to begin with?
 
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