Trumped

[Jason]

9 hours ago, Make Angels Great Again said:

 

So everyone always thought of Trump as a racist, sexist, homophobic, xenophobe who hates Muslims before he ran, right? I'm sure you must have.

Just like stores now pulling Ivanka's clothing line off the shelves. Like she's a different person now because her dad is PE

[ABC]

41 minutes ago, Paul said:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Supremacy_Clause 

State laws cannot override federal laws unless they explicitly declare that the federal law is invalid. The current marijuana laws do not explicitly invalidate the federal law. So, it's up to the President and the Attorney General to decide whether or not to prosecute States for defying federal law.

I think Trump will keep his word, though. If he doesn't, then a state could theoretically nullify the federal law prohibiting marijuana (or whatever) and then challenge it via the supreme court. That's probably not going to happen, though.

Either way, my biggest concern right now is ISIS and terrorism.

 

Why?

[gotbeer]

1 minute ago, Angels N Skins said:

Just like stores now pulling Ivanka's clothing line off the shelves. Like she's a different person now because her dad is PE

I'd like to pull Ivanka's clothes off too. 

[Rico]

4 hours ago, gotbeer said:

I'd like to pull Ivanka's clothes off too. 

So would her dad.

[Lou]

Another in my series of overlapping Venn diagrams: people who were excited about hope and change in 2008 and were defending Hillary during the election 

[Lou]

12 minutes ago, Rico said:

So would her dad.

 

[Blarg]

4 hours ago, Lou said:

Another in my series of overlapping Venn diagrams: people who were excited about hope and change in 2008 and were defending Hillary during the election 

You realize that diagram looks like a diaphragm?

[Glen]

People living in the US being concerned about ISIS are like people in Kansas being concerned about a Tsunami.

[arch stanton]

Yeah it would be different if there were groups just 50 miles south of Orange County that were murdering innocent people and tossing them into mass graves...

[Stradling]

42 minutes ago, Glen said:

People living in the US being concerned about ISIS are like people in Kansas being concerned about a Tsunami.

Yet you claim to vote with the greater good in mind.  So why can't someone in America be bothered or worry about ISIS?  

[Stradling]

37 minutes ago, cezero said:

i'll probably tune in next year when donald pardons his first Clinton

 

[mtangelsfan]

Can't they just all go to jail?

[red321]

5 minutes ago, cezero said:

i'll probably tune in next year when donald pardons himself

Well, he's come out and said there are no conflicts of interest with running his business and being president.

“The law’s totally on my side, meaning, the president can’t have a conflict of interest.”

[Amazing Larry]

Remember when George Washington sold off his farm on Mt. Vernon while President?

[Guest]

1 hour ago, Glen said:

People living in the US being concerned about ISIS are like people in Kansas being concerned about a Tsunami.

Tell that to the San Bernardino victims' families. I'm sure they'd agree with your brilliant metaphor

[Kevin]

13 minutes ago, Lawrence said:

Remember when George Washington sold off his farm on Mt. Vernon while President?

AIR?

[Jay]

1 hour ago, Stradling said:

Yet you claim to vote with the greater good in mind.  So why can't someone in America be bothered or worry about ISIS?  

So the same people who say, "if only one life is saved..." when advocating gun control, say we shouldn't worry about ISIS because the odds of being killed are low.

Venn diagram?

 

[Glen]

1 hour ago, Jay said:

So the same people who say, "if only one life is saved..." when advocating gun control, say we shouldn't worry about ISIS because the odds of being killed are low.

Venn diagram?

 

 

 

Well, if you're referring to me I've never said anything like the former. I've advocated for procedures similar to getting a driver's license to apply to guns but I've never made the appeal to the heart you mentioned.  

And yes, worrying about an ISIS attack in America is mostly an exercise in fear.  How many ISIS attacks have there been in America and how many people have been affected?  Yes, plan for them and do what you can to prevent them within reason,but for the masses it's not something you need to spend your life worrying about.

[Glen]

1 hour ago, Lawrence said:

Remember when George Washington sold off his farm on Mt. Vernon while President?

REPUBLICANS FREED THE SLAVES!

[ABC]

1 hour ago, failos said:

Tell that to the San Bernardino victims' families. I'm sure they'd agree with your brilliant metaphor

Tell that to the people killed by furniture.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/monkey-cage/wp/2015/11/23/youre-more-likely-to-be-fatally-crushed-by-furniture-than-killed-by-a-terrorist/

[Guest]

16 minutes ago, #CF8 said:

Tell that to the people killed by furniture.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/monkey-cage/wp/2015/11/23/youre-more-likely-to-be-fatally-crushed-by-furniture-than-killed-by-a-terrorist/

So, what does that shitty article have to do with exterminating ISIS and terrorism? Should we just sit idly and wait for another attack only to dismiss it because furniture has a greater chance of killing us?

Have some perspective.

[Make Angels Great Again]

[ABC]

Perspective is good advice. Take it. And look out for the ikea armoire. 

Who said we should sit idly? lol at "exterminating" terrorism.

[Lou]

5 hours ago, Glen said:

People living in the US being concerned about ISIS are like people in Kansas being concerned about a Tsunami.

I'm guessing these people living in the us weren't too concerned about any terrorist group on Dec 1,2015 

 

 

[Brandon]

10 hours ago, Lou said:

Another in my series of overlapping Venn diagrams: people who were excited about hope and change in 2008 and were defending Hillary during the election 

yeah, i didn't get that one either. both sides are acting the same so it's pointless to defend one side or act holier than thou.