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Dave. said:
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These people really need to get a life.
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In a bit of hilarious irony, here's a black woman stating what all of us are probably thinking right now.
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This is the 'dont trust whitey' guy, Roy P. Wisecarver:
He can't even stand in place and speak without panting. According to his CV he's been in university for 13-14 years! He'll never leave, he'll settle down there and teach... not to trust whitey. At least at that weight he won't live too far north of 40.

Arkancide Pact said:
I vastly prefer her resting bitch face to her active one.
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Some bitches never rest.
 
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It's HK-47 said:
So not only can the Left not meme, they can no longer even identify memes.
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CNN: "Picture circulating online that appears to show a giant kitten named "Kittzilla" destroying Tokyo is actually a fake, why was the creator of the phony doctored image trying to deceive us that it was really happening? Is it an alt-right plot? More troubling, the lack of public outrage indicates that Trump's campaign of destruction waged against the media with constant and unfounded claims of perceived lack of credibility is, sadly, working."
 
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TowinKarz said:
CNN: "Picture circulating online that appears to show a giant kitten named "Kittzilla" destroying Tokyo is actually a fake, why was the creator of the phony doctored image trying to deceive us that it was really happening? Is it an alt-right plot?"
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Just in! News agencies afflicted by alt right "memetic warfare"! Symptoms include inability to recognize obvious jokes and sarcasm, a complete loss of any ethical standards, and a tendency to wildly overreact.

Some conservatives claim this effect isn't new, and in fact, the mainstream news sources have always been "a steaming pile of shit".

Up next: We debunk conspiracy theories cooked up by Putin's far right Trump supporters that a televised broadcast is somehow a physical pile of "steaming" excrement.

We brought in a shit expert to explain that shit, in fact, doesn't steam, it's just warmer than the surrounding air causing it to have a different dewpoint, completely blowing this falsehood out of the water.

Despite our conclusive evidence, trump cultists continue laughing at us and saying we've only proven how shit we are. This demonstrates the danger Trump's rabid and non-existent supporters pose to the free news media, as they cling to their debunked and dangerous "steaming shit" narrative.

Stay tuned for our in depth investigation into how "getting it" is hateful ableist gatekeeping into the social media sphere that discriminates against journalists and other mental deficients.
 
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SmileyTimeDayCare said:
And read. The biggest killer of natives was infectious disease which was killing Injuns inland before the Spanish even got to them.
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Depends on which tribe. Spanish didn't insta-kill the natives with smallpox.

Euro-diseases didn't reach epidemic proportions for 80-100 years after their arrival. Granted once they did, you saw depopulation as high as 90%.
 
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Oh yeah, as far as realignment goes? I'm skeptical about Texas. I think it's moving light red but I don't see it hitting purple. Beto couldn't take out Cruz in the single best election off-year that I've ever seen the democrats have. As for what trending red? Keep an eye on Minnesota, Trump came within 20-40,000 votes of taking the single most reliably blue state in the union (Yes, seriously) and Wisconsin may have swung left a little bit but I would still call it a battleground.

Virginia has supposedly been a swing state but I can't remember the last time I saw it go anything but blue. I don't think that one has been in play for a while.
 
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So does the ACLU actually do anything anymore, or is it just some woke-husk that exists to suck its own dick
 
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Tacitcal Wizard said:
It’s... really not because it’s already been adjudicated and clarified by the thirteenth amendment. Recall your tenth grade civics lessons; There is the law of the soil (“Jus Soli’) and the law of the blood (“Jus Sang”). Anyone born in America or of Americans is automatically an American. That debate is entirely wishful thinking on Ann Coulter’s part.
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Well, here's what Senator Jacob M. Howard, the guy who insisted on including the "...and subject to the jurisdiction thereof..." clause to the Fourteenth Amendment had to say about the subject, when arguing for its inclusion:

...[E]very person born within the limits of the United State, and subject to their jurisdiction, is by virtue of natural law and national law a citizen of the United States. This will not, of course, include persons born in the United States who are foreigners, aliens, who belong to the families of ambassadors or foreign ministers accredited to the government of the United States, but will include every other class of person.
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If you're the sort of person who thinks authorial intent in interpreting laws is important, the actual intent of the Fourteenth as described by the people who drafted it is pretty clear and it is not in line with our current interpretation.
 
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Well, here's what Senator Jacob M. Howard, the guy who insisted on including the "...and subject to the jurisdiction thereof..." clause to the Fourteenth Amendment had to say about the subject, when arguing for its inclusion:



If you're the sort of person who thinks authorial intent in interpreting laws is important, the actual intent of the Fourteenth as described by the people who drafted it is pretty clear and it is not in line with our current interpretation.
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He is literally just referring to diplomatic personnel.

Edit: And officers of foreign governments on business within the US. Hence the phrase “Every other class of person.”
 
The Pink Panther said:
>Pose

Ah yes. A premiere woke show. Troons in the 80's. Zoinks.
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I think the show Pose only gets mentioned so much on Twitter for the following:
  • Troons
  • Drag culture
  • Lots of black people
  • 80s throwback
  • HIV/AIDS epidemic
I don’t see anyone talking about this show except for Twitter users.
 
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I think the show Pose only gets mentioned so much on Twitter for the following:
  • Troons
  • Drag culture
  • Lots of black people
  • 80s throwback
  • HIV/AIDS epidemic
I don’t see anyone talking about this show except for Twitter users.
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Isnt it problematic how gay culture colonized black people with their whiteness?
 
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Tacitcal Wizard said:
He is literally just referring to diplomatic personnel.

Edit: And officers of foreign governments on business within the US. Hence the phrase “Every other class of person.”
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I think you need to go back and re-read.

"[P]ersons born in the United States who are foreigners..." and "[P]ersons born in the United States [...] who are aliens..." are both listed in addition to the children of ambassadors and diplomats as categories of people that will not be granted citizenship in the United States by the Fourteenth Amendment.

(Edit to add: if you're unfamiliar with the term "alien" in this context, it is synonymous with "resident non-citizen", and is used as such in for example "An Act Concerning Aliens" of 1798.)
 
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It's pretty astonishing that as recent as 2011 the ACLU was filing briefs in defense of Neo Nazis being able to hold rallies and marches.

Wtf happened?
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Majority of their donors are likely far left and that group has changed their mind on what even the first amendment means.

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ACLU: Masterpiece Cakeshop ruling was a victory for the First Amendment, not the bakery

Discriminating against customers when selling a product — artistic or not — has nothing to do with the freedoms the First Amendment protects.
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A bakery that refused to provide wedding cakes for Jewish couples would be discriminating based on their religion, even if it said the reason was its objection to “Jewish weddings.” If a business needs to know who the product is for in order to decide whether or not to sell it, that’s an objection to the who, not the what.
When a business open to the public refuses to serve a customer because of who they love, that’s identity-based discrimination, and it’s not protected by the First Amendment.
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It's been a slow slide towards labeling any speech they don't like as violence, inciting violence, or discrimination and thus not first amendment and so their left wing group doesn't feel as much need to go out and defend it. Since most of the modern attempts by the government to silence people involve labeling them racist or inciting violence (like the various times right wingers showed at Berkeley), it makes it easier now for the left wingers like those at the ACLU to argue that it's not something worth them fighting.

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I'm half convinced that they're just doing on purpose to sell stupid hot takes and talking points...But they could also just truly be that stupid.
So who knows.
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They probably get that it's a joke, but him posting something silly just for the sake of it seeming funny conflicts with their image of Trump as being this humorless, rage filled, idiot that is upset about the current Democrat narrative they're pushing.

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The current narrative being, impeachment and so they were analyzing the tweet alongside talk of McGahn not having to testify and postponing sentencing of Flynn because of the IG report coming in December.
 
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Prompt Critical said:
I think you need to go back and re-read.

"[P]ersons born in the United States who are foreigners..." and "[P]ersons born in the United States [...] who are aliens..." are both listed in addition to the children of ambassadors and diplomats as categories of people that will not be granted citizenship in the United States by the Fourteenth Amendment.

(Edit to add: if you're unfamiliar with the term "alien" in this context, it is synonymous with "resident non-citizen", and is used as such in for example "An Act Concerning Aliens" of 1798.)
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That's very interesting. However intent doesn't matter where the clear language of the Amendment is concerned. This is literally the first line in the fourteenth amendment. In the version that was actually ratified.

"All persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States and of the state wherein they reside."

Edit: The intent of one legislator doesn't matter when that intent doesn't make it into the actual wording. Seriously, this is one of the most cut and dry things that I've ever seen in the constitution.
 
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