It's convenient that you linked to a graphic behind a firewall, but beyond a cute cartoon photo we can defer to what the Biden campaign has actually said about what he wants to do in his first 100 days. They released a joint statement with Latino Victory Fund committing to a total moratorium on deportations during his first 100 days as president, and said efforts will be narrowly targeted to those who commit a felony offense in the United States or who present a national security threat. In fact there was a famous clip of some immigrant confronting Biden asking him if he would stop all removals, but Biden refused, saying he’d prioritize deporting people who committed felonies or “serious crimes” instead. The guy objected, and Biden flippantly responded “You should vote for Trump" which became a viral clip.
But yeah, no, there's no evidence Biden or Democrats have any interest or desire to keep felonious or violent criminals in the U.S.
Well if he changed his mind after the polls said it was unpopular, then that’s fine, I guess.
And my bad, he just wants to keep non-felonious criminals here and wait until they murder a citizen or rob people to kick them out. Fair enough. I guess my bigoted self would just want those criminals deported to prevent that righteous murder of a citizen.
As I said: you have absolutely, positively, undoubtedly, not one iota or even scintilla of any kind of verifiable proof or justifiable evidence at all whatsoever that liberals or college professors "blame white people for all their problems." You want to talk about BUZZWORDS? Lol you literally just repeated the nonsense you said before. You predictably responded with nothing but more of that paraphrased rhetoric that I said you couldn't substantiate. And you didn't. And you can't.
That's because nobody "blames white people for all their problems." They just explain why the effects of slavery, Jim Crow and racism have a ripple effect that permeate in different ways (albeit watered down over the years) throughout society. People's complete and utter failure or refusal to recognize that and accept the facts, research and anecdotal experiences that are presented doesn't make racism an imaginary boogeyman, just FYI.
I think you need to take a deep breath real quick.
I gave you a quote from a researcher with a doctorate! Someone who hypothetically should be a prominent member of their respective field, and all they did was use buzzwords to blame a likely complex disparity into “muh racism”
I also showed how thousands of college-educated STEM people are protesting imaginary racism because of disparities in people choosing STEM.
And while they talk about “muh Jim Crowe” from 60 years ago, you’ll virtually never hear about how >70% of black kids are born out of wedlock, how disproportionate crime rates push all investment out of their cities, how dropping out of high school will negatively impact your future wealth.
You’re asking for a study to “prove” it happens knowing full well this can’t be studied just to “own” me because I’m not providing a study.
I can provide you “anecdotal” cases all day, but it is clear you have already made up your mind on the subject.
I'm pretty sure you don't know anything about me or what "cards" I play and when. Another thing you don't know is the law lol. The 10th amendment of the Constitution says that states do not have to enforce federal laws, which is why some states legalized pot even though it is federally criminalized (the feds can still enforce federal laws within those states). In fact, this past June the Supreme Court refused to hear Trump's challenge to the state of California’s sanctuary law. You must have completely missed that, but it was a great win for state's rights.
Sovereign nations have federal immigration laws lol. Hence the supremacy clause which states that federal law > state law if they conflict.
I never said that the states have to enforce immigration laws. I said that California wasn’t cooperating with ICE in reference to liberals wanting to keep criminal aliens in the country.
Btw, SCOTUS doesn’t hear most cases sent to them tee hee
No, although depending on how litigious one is they can try. Knives are not as dangerous as guns though. Guns are designed specifically to kill. That's their purpose.
There are these cool news things called “hunting” and “shooting targets for fun”. You should check them out.
So yes, in short there is absolutely a legal basis for what I'm suggesting. You can disagree but you'd need to understand tort law first.
I don’t need to change tort law. I’m perfectly fine with keeping it how it is and want to keep the exemption.
Protecting second-amendment rights by preventing frivolous lawsuits against companies makes perfect sense. They aren’t responsible for idiots using their products in ways they aren’t meant to be used.
But it is clear you want to run gun manufacturers out of business because they can’t afford to fight thousands of frivolous lawsuits.
Taking OxyContin to get high isn’t a right. Owning a gun for self defense? Yeah, that is. So their respective manufacturers shouldn’t be treated exactly the same legally.
You have no reason to believe that Hispanic immigrants won't assimilate. None. All evidence points to the contrary.
Depends on how you define assimilation. English proficiency doesn’t look too hot.
Plenty of areas in the Southwest US where you need to speak Spanish to communicate with people. They have ethnic enclaves.
Unending mass immigration of any group of people is a recipe for disaster. After the Ellis Island surge, we restricted immigration immensely. Since the 1960s, the faucet has never been turned off.
The peak percent of foreign-born citizens was either around 1890 or during an uptick around 1910. In 1921, we ended our open door policy to allow assimilation to take place.
But, under the Biden administration, with tens of thousands of more refugees and hundreds of thousands of more immigrants per year, I’m not too hopeful that will happen.
A landslide victory is not indicative of righteousness. It's also pretty amusing to see you lament partisanship while you have taken such a hardline stance against the left lol.
A landslide shows that despite some regional differences, there is still a national thread holding us together. Things we can all agree and get behind together very strongly. There will never be another landslide like those for a long time.
I hate partisanship when it isn’t useful. When it distracts from solving problems, it is bad. When it accurately categorizes people based on their beliefs, it is convenient to use for discussion. I take a hardline stance against the ideological left because most of their ideas suck, quite frankly. Some are good. I agree when they have good ideas. Although those may more be partisan-based because the GOP has bungled issues like healthcare.
Probably not. The majority of the party is pretty moderate, so much so in fact that Bernie Sanders lost in a landslide to a dinosaur like Joe Biden. He is considered a moderate with a history of bipartisan sponsorship. AOC and "the squad" are in the minority. They are considered political outsiders and hate the likes of Nancy Pelosi whom they see as an establishment hack. Most Dems are corporatist and economically moderate, though they do want government healthcare. So do Republicans according to polling. It's true the Dems might move the country left on some things but I don't see the Green New Deal or anything like that happening.
I think you’re right that as of right now the party is moderate. In the next 10-20 years, I’m quite confident in a strong leftward shift.
Look how quickly Obama/Biden flipped on gay marriage. First time, they ran against it.
Now there is a big push for a government healthcare system that would be unthinkable a decade ago. Millennials are going to become a large voting block as they age, and they are very left-wing compared to Boomers and GenX.
But I was saying that the party is too far left socially for my liking. Honestly they can’t get much further left in that respect. Some woman admitted child abuse by transitioning their small kid and Biden had nothing negative to say about that lunacy.
The fact that there was no backlash from anyone in his party for that was insane. Not a peep, at least that I saw.
Yeah, you're probably just bigoted and don't realize it or want to admit it. The fact is there is absolutely nothing stopping grown men from going into the bathroom with little girls now. If anyone has an intent on raping or harming a little girl they can and will, and no bathroom policy will stop that. Period. Thinking some little sign on the door will stop them is as insanely stupid and naïve as thinking a "no guns" sign will stop criminals from carrying guns.
In reality the "men" who use women's bathrooms often look and dress like women. They go in a private stall (unlike men's bathrooms, you don't watch anyone piss). This is safer for them than being in the men's bathroom considering there is a history of trans people being assaulted and harassed by grown men. There is no history of little girls being harassed and assaulted in the women's bathroom. There's a history of them being assaulted and raped in general, but when people tried to talk about that it got ridiculed as a liberal crybaby movement (#MeToo) cuz rape only matters if it happens in a bathroom apparently.
Ah yes. We bigots and our *checks notes* trying to protect little girls from being molested.
Simply having a sign up obviously doesn’t stop a man with ill-intent from going in a woman’s restroom.
But as of right now, if I saw a grown man barge in there, I would be super suspicious. Women might scream at them. But when you allow a wolf in the hen house without a second thought from anyone involved? Probably not gonna be great.
As for your gun signs, I’m sure you support no-gun zones. Seeing someone with a gun in a no-gun zone will probably tip you off of danger. Seeing a man in a no-man zone does the same thing.
And clearly you have never been in a guy’s restroom lol. You don’t watch people piss. That’s gay!
MeToo was criticized because they were publicizing stories that got people fired for very serious and oftentimes unprovable accusations.