When I see something being suddenly desired and/or coveted by the majority of the general public for no sensible reason at all, my intuition tells me to stay far, far away from it. I like to think that this has served me well, but I'm not sure why others are like that.
Most of Antifa are young idiots from well of families who don't care what their policies bring. Just like those people who are voting green: city people who don'T have a glimpse of how life outside the city is and think they know better then anyone. Fuck this idiots.
Until other races like Hispanics and Arabs get pissed and start their own wars against them or if China stops funding them not because they’re disgusted or offended but instead they’ll figure another way to break down the US and the West
The Biden Administration is making it pretty easy for the CCP
You're so ugly, even YOU can't stand to look at yourself.
What’s the body positivity crowd up to these days? The day that people are stumped by the option to turn off their camera in a video chat, is the day that things needed to be reopened full stop.
pushing the idea that its ok to be a lazy fat fuck and that obese black ladies are the pinnacle of beauty
In that case, it shows that 1) words can be powerful towards impressionable folks and 2) we act just as impressionable as the other side. Find something to blame, don't take accountability.
Its in the Articles section.
If they were actually legally challenged, mistaken of these would likely be tossed out as unconstitutional under current constitutional standards, but there's also a chance they could get affirmed. Either way, the fact that conservatives refuse to engage in lawfare is part of the reason this shit keeps happening
I question which lawyer would dare take that kind of case.
It really is a question of personal bravery and how much money would be behind them. Yes, they'd probably be persona non grata within their local bar associations and professional friend groups, but if there's enough financial support behind a person they'd probably be willing to take on a case. Most right wing lawyers tend to be Chamber of Commerce corporate types who may find such laws distasteful but don't really care if they're not personally affected by it. The firebrand activists who go into public interest are diehard lefties, and they're the ones pushing the civil rights law discourse by being the ones most commonly engaged in it.
All of this is correct, but I'd like to remind that the Democrats are increasingly the party of the professional class and moneyed elite. Thus, there's an increasingly-shallow pool of where the financial backing to fight this stuff is going to come from.
So how long before the legal avenues are disregarded in Minecraft?
They pretty much always were.
To be fair, the Law field is about 75% Democrat:
