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Cards against humanity is taking the TDS one step further. In addition to their other antics now there's this:
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Cards against humanity is taking the TDS one step further. In addition to their other antics now there's this:
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I'm torn. I want to give them that one because its a decent "go fuck yourself" to offended people. But its hard to tell how they really break and if its just random "fuck the man!" sort of satire.
You have things like the Trump Bug-Out Bag: https://www.cardsagainsthumanity.com/trump/
Which seems like TDS at first, but as you go in you have stuff like this:
A COMPASS TO HELP YOU HEAD SOUTH TOWARDS WHATEVER MEAGER CIVILIZATION STILL REMAINS
AN APPLICATION TO BECOME A PERMANENT RESIDENT OF MEXICO

Which are pretty obviously trolls to the TDS crowd.


And they do stuff that is blatently profiting from outrage & masochists and other assorted tards: such as collecting $100,000 to dig a hole for no reason https://www.npr.org/sections/thetwo...000-to-dig-a-big-pointless-hole-in-the-ground

But then you have dumb shit like this:
https://www.cardsagainsthumanitysavesamerica.com/
Which originally cost $15 and now is $5.


Since the Supreme Court is 7-2 conservative, how likely would Obamacare gets removed?

@AnOminous please do a post about various Obamacare cases vs this one so that I don't have to, because your post will be better.
 
Didn't the courts find that it was constitutional only as a tax, which the Dems have consistently insisted that it's not?
It's only constitutional as a tax, somehow because if it's a tax it's okay to make people pay for shitty insurance, yet it's not a tax because Republicans keep saying it's a tax, but because the mandate is gone it's not actually constitutional.

Sounds like the courts were being massive pussies because it seemed unconstitutional from the beginning.
 
It's only constitutional as a tax, somehow because if it's a tax it's okay to make people pay for shitty insurance, yet it's not a tax because Republicans keep saying it's a tax, but because the mandate is gone it's not actually constitutional.

Sounds like the courts were being massive pussies because it seemed unconstitutional from the beginning.

It came down to Chief Justice Roberts saying he found the bill constitutional based on the penalty associated with not having insurance, but I believe that penalty was an earmark or executive order, etc. Trump had the power to overturn the penalty, did so, and now the one thing that was specifically cited to make the bill constitutional is no longer part of the bill, and now its being scrutinized if requiring citizens to buy a product or be fined by the government is constitutional, which it isn't. I'm not holding my breath as I doubt this is the end of Obamacare. It opens the door, but there's plenty of other things the SCOTUS can cherry pick to call it constitutional.
 
I'm not holding my breath either as the majority of what the federal government does is unconstitutional, but people have become sheep to the point where there's no point in fighting against that. I just think there's nothing left that can be done except prepare for shit to hit the fan and ride it out.
 
It came down to Chief Justice Roberts saying he found the bill constitutional based on the penalty associated with not having insurance, but I believe that penalty was an earmark or executive order, etc. Trump had the power to overturn the penalty, did so, and now the one thing that was specifically cited to make the bill constitutional is no longer part of the bill, and now its being scrutinized if requiring citizens to buy a product or be fined by the government is constitutional, which it isn't. I'm not holding my breath as I doubt this is the end of Obamacare. It opens the door, but there's plenty of other things the SCOTUS can cherry pick to call it constitutional.
Man, it's almost as if it were a shitty bill in the first place, and trying to pass it against public approval was bound to backfire at some point.
 
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