Yea. I saw a new EV charging lot in LA that had like 20 charging stations got robbed of all its copper. Over $5 million ruined the day before it was supposed to open. LOL.
Yea. I saw a new EV charging lot in LA that had like 20 charging stations got robbed of all its copper. Over $5 million ruined the day before it was supposed to open. LOL.
He was just a lawyer... Do you do a background check on every lawyer you've hired or do you expect their oath and title to keep them somewhat honest?I'd think that having selected Michael Cohen as a leader in your organization would be a strike against someone running for president. JMO.
When have I EVER defended the Floyd or BLM riots? Never have....Never will.Did the Floyd riots and protests not occur?
Were we still in the throes of the early pandemic?
Did fauci amd other health authorities and 'experts' give it the green light?
Which of these is untrue?
There’s no conspiracy, everything I stated is true.
Have you ever seen a lawyer on a jury, let alone 2?
I didn’t say they were “ evil”, I stated realities and you came to that conclusion .
Why is this trial being allowed to occur? There is no way in hell thus trial happens in NYC if it’s a Democrat, rightfully. So why is it now?
It’s a farce, solely for political purposes.
Does he bark and attack people for no good reason like you do? Would he let me pet him or does he hate libs too??My Golden named Marleydogg possessed twice the intelligence of the likes of you.
But the judge did choose wed as the off day to keep Jews off the jury and to keep Trump from campaigning as much... or at least those concerns were shot down by the judge.Who knows how the two lawyers ended up on the jury. It can happen. No basis to dismiss for cause and out of peremptories. They were not placed there by an invisible hand.
So scared I went into my school to work with my students even though schools were shut down. Played basketball in the gym as a reward with the ones that volunteered to come in to learn in person. My special ed kids didn't do jack sh** online which is why I got special permission to allow them into school.Were YOU, personally, SCARED to death of COVID at the time? Eh, SCIENCE DUDE? 🤣
When have I EVER defended the Floyd or BLM riots? Never have....Never will.
Peaceful protests yes. Riots no.
Don't remember what Fauci said but I stayed away from big crowds until I was vaccinated.
Those riots were stupid gatherings as were the dumbazz Trump rallies.
New York I do solemnly swear (or affirm) that I will support the constitution of the United States, and the constitution of the State of New York, and that I will faithfully discharge the duties of the office of [attorney and counselor-at-law], according to the best of my ability.He was just a lawyer... Do you do a background check on every lawyer you've hired or do you expect their oath and title to keep them somewhat honest?
BTW, Dion is a moron, pedophile, etc.I've been away for a few days so I haven't gone back to review the dozens of pages of folks calling Dion a moron, pedophile, etc.
However, I did see an article just a few days ago that more and more communities are reporting that charging stations are being robbed for their copper wire, thus leaving them inoperable. Plus, the cost to repair those stations is not insignificant. Especially, if they get ripped off again. Tell me again how 100% EVs are the answer.
My argument has been one thing. Your separation quote is made up. So I dont care to investigate the others because that is immaterial.Whatever dude. There are 50 other quotes from him and other Founding Fathers I have cited that you chose to ignore because it blows your argument out of the water.
Are his actual letters located in the Library of Congress good enough for you?? 🤣🤣🤣
James Madison on Separation of Church and State - Creating the United States | Exhibitions - Library of Congress
Transcription of an object within the Creating the United States exhibition.www.loc.gov
According to The Congressional Register Madison, on June 8, moved that "the civil rights of none shall be abridged on account of religious belief or worship, nor shall any national religion be established, nor shall the full and equal rights of conscience be in any manner, or on any pretext infringed."Religion and the Federal Government, Part 1 - Religion and the Founding of the American Republic | Exhibitions (Library of Congress)
The Constitution of the United States said little about religion. Congress adopted the First Amendment to the Constitution, which when ratified in 1791, forbade Congress to make any lawwww.loc.gov
"I have no doubt that every new example, will succeed, as every past one has done, in shewing that religion & Govt. will both exist in greater purity, the less they are mixed together."
https://press-pubs.uchicago.edu/founders/documents/amendI_religions66.html
Yup. That's why they specifically didn't approve his proposal. He was in the minority with that opinion.
What about Dear Leader's latest social media post? Just another innocent little mistake from an honest man right?My argument has been one thing. Your separation quote is made up. So I dont care to investigate the others because that is immaterial.
It’s the literal definition of a kangaroo court.Dershowitz (Democrat, doesn’t like Trump)
Sat in on the trial: “This is the most unfair trial Ive seen in my 60 years of practicing and teaching”.
Weeeellll. Wouldyalookatthat.. a restaurant not owning the land they sit on. Gee I seem to recall a lengthy discussion on that very topic.
Arguing about why a company has gone bankrupt instead of realizing how many businesses in the US are having to cut fat and shrink to stay in business.... That is Joe Bidens America.
Yeah....Joe Biden's America....
Arguing about why a company has gone bankrupt instead of realizing how many businesses in the US are having to cut fat and shrink to stay in business.... That is Joe Bidens America.
Yes, some of the Founding Fathers were religious men...but many of the most influencial were not overly religious and were very opposed to the intersection of government and religion.You would’ve hated Franklin during the Convention calling for daily prayer before every assembly to guide them.
It’s the literal definition of a kangaroo court.
Good. Get those gas prices down baby!!
The discussion was specifically about Publix grocery store....not every store in America.Weeeellll. Wouldyalookatthat.. a restaurant not owning the land they sit on. Gee I seem to recall a lengthy discussion on that very topic.
"Hypocrite" is the middle name of every DemocratDems: Nobody is above the law!!
What about Hunter Biden? What about Joe Biden with documents in his garage that VP’s aren’t even allowed to have??
Dems: Meh.
Yes, some of the Founding Fathers were religious men...but many of the most influencial were not overly religious and were very opposed to the intersection of government and religion.
That seems to be a fact lost on many of the theocracy fans in the modern Republican Party.
I agree with the majority of your post. But when the leading Republican Presidential candidate is selling 60 dollar Bibles to pay for court cases involving porn stars.....The line between church/state is in a place the Founding Fathers probably never imagined.It was a peculiar motion proposed by a Deist. Pretty obvious he saw it not as a threat even if “prayer” was not something he likely practiced himself. Christianity wasn’t offensive then to most because even men that did not claim it or practice it, often presented morals and values that aligned well with it and saw its usefulness for society.
We don’t have that as much today. Most of the culture is in direct confrontation with it.
Liberals go on and on about the separation between c/s but mostly we already have that, its the infuence or people of faith speaking and voting their conscience that todays left wants to eradicate from the public square which was never the Founders intention.
That being said, imo the “Church” has no business participating in politics, that’s not the mission of the Church and whatever type of gov (good or bad) that we have will have no bearing on the Kingdom to come. But as a civic duty, a Christian should vote, be vocal, and support causes according to those personal convictions. Like it or not.
The gap between church and state has never been wider and the country has turned to shit.I agree with the majority of your post. But when the leading Republican Presidential candidate is selling 60 dollar Bibles to pay for court cases involving porn stars.....The line between church/state is in a place the Founding Fathers probably never imagined.
The abortion laws that make no exceptions for rape or incest and Lauren Boebert say hi.The gap between church and state has never been wider and the country has turned to shit.
You can’t see the forest for the tree that you’re obsessed with.
I agree with the majority of your post. But when the leading Republican Presidential candidate is selling 60 dollar Bibles to pay for court cases involving porn stars.....The line between church/state is in a place the Founding Fathers probably never imagined.
The abortion laws that make no exceptions for rape or incest and Lauren Boebert say hi.
Not Sam's post, the idiotic screencap from reddit. They're arguing over fake propaganda trolling like it's real. It isn't. I would say Musk should know better, but by this point everyone realizes he doesn't.