He has commented on some of Trumps BS when it came to the science side of things. Overall?....he tends to be apolitical as he said it's irrelevant for his work and would get in the way of things.
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by The Black Forrest » Wed Jul 15, 2020 12:01 am
by Greater Miami Shores » Wed Jul 15, 2020 12:04 am
The Black Forrest wrote:Greater Miami Shores wrote:I guess your friend must be an Anti Trump Republican,
He has commented on some of Trumps BS when it came to the science side of things. Overall?....he tends to be apolitical as he said it's irrelevant for his work and would get in the way of things.
by Tarsonis » Wed Jul 15, 2020 12:04 am
The Black Forrest wrote:Tarsonis wrote:
Show the court on the doll where the 28 year old Kavenaugh hurt you.
That would go against the site rules.
I bet I can guess your friends political persuasion.
If you guessed republican, you are correct.It's tangentially related if were talking about potential nomination shenanigans
Mentioning him as a reference to the nuke rule sure. Mentioning about the "assassination" attempt? Not really.
by The Black Forrest » Wed Jul 15, 2020 12:05 am
Greater Miami Shores wrote:The Black Forrest wrote:
He has commented on some of Trumps BS when it came to the science side of things. Overall?....he tends to be apolitical as he said it's irrelevant for his work and would get in the way of things.
Ok, according to your friend he is the way you say he is, according to your friend.
by The Black Forrest » Wed Jul 15, 2020 12:06 am
by Tarsonis » Wed Jul 15, 2020 12:10 am
Myrensis wrote:Tarsonis wrote:
Oh like trying to replace Scalia with Garland wasn't going go dramatically shift the court to the left.
"Oh, Democrats wants to bitch about Republicans flatly denying a sitting President the ability to fill a Supreme Court vacancy for the first time in the history of the country, but they were totally planning to fill that Supreme Court seat with a nominee made by the sitting President just like every other vacancy ever! See, bothsame!"
You really got me there, bud.
by Greater Miami Shores » Wed Jul 15, 2020 12:10 am
by Tarsonis » Wed Jul 15, 2020 12:11 am
by The Black Forrest » Wed Jul 15, 2020 12:16 am
by The Black Forrest » Wed Jul 15, 2020 12:17 am
by Greater Miami Shores » Wed Jul 15, 2020 12:26 am
The Black Forrest wrote:Greater Miami Shores wrote:Your friend is a Republican, anti Kavanaugh and anti Trump and claims to be apolitical, which I doubt. But according to your friend he is apolitical.
That's what ever is in your head talking. I didn't say he was anti-trump. I said he has made statements of Trumps "scientific" claims. His statement of Kav doesn't make him anti-Kav. Just says he shows some classic signs such as for example the aggressive nature over questions of his drinking. As mentioned he said he would have to talk to him for an official ruling. Politics serves no purpose when working with people with addiction problems.
by Page » Wed Jul 15, 2020 12:36 am
by The Black Forrest » Wed Jul 15, 2020 12:38 am
Greater Miami Shores wrote:The Black Forrest wrote:
That's what ever is in your head talking. I didn't say he was anti-trump. I said he has made statements of Trumps "scientific" claims. His statement of Kav doesn't make him anti-Kav. Just says he shows some classic signs such as for example the aggressive nature over questions of his drinking. As mentioned he said he would have to talk to him for an official ruling. Politics serves no purpose when working with people with addiction problems.
I believe you about your friend being a Republican, if not I think you would not say he is. But you also said: He has commented on some of Trumps BS when it came to the science side of things. Overall?....he tends to be apolitical as he said it's irrelevant for his work and would get in the way of things. I find your friend being overall apolitical hard to believe. It is either apolitical or not. I bet your friend is an anti Trump Republican.
by Greater Miami Shores » Wed Jul 15, 2020 12:42 am
The Black Forrest wrote:Greater Miami Shores wrote:I believe you about your friend being a Republican, if not I think you would not say he is. But you also said: He has commented on some of Trumps BS when it came to the science side of things. Overall?....he tends to be apolitical as he said it's irrelevant for his work and would get in the way of things. I find your friend being overall apolitical hard to believe. It is either apolitical or not. I bet your friend is an anti Trump Republican.
Again that is whatever is in your head talking again. One of the things he mentioned was Hydroxychloroquine and shock trump made a few BS statements about it. He has made many BS statements over issues involving science. It’s not a hard thing to grasp. Saying somebody doesn’t know what they are talking in matters of science doesn’t make you anti-whoeveritis. Well.....then again maybe in your world.
As to him being apolitical or not? Do you understand the lack of value politics has when trying to help people with addiction problems?
by The Black Forrest » Wed Jul 15, 2020 12:47 am
Greater Miami Shores wrote:The Black Forrest wrote:
Again that is whatever is in your head talking again. One of the things he mentioned was Hydroxychloroquine and shock trump made a few BS statements about it. He has made many BS statements over issues involving science. It’s not a hard thing to grasp. Saying somebody doesn’t know what they are talking in matters of science doesn’t make you anti-whoeveritis. Well.....then again maybe in your world.
As to him being apolitical or not? Do you understand the lack of value politics has when trying to help people with addiction problems?
You left out the full quote:
The Democrats tried to destroy Kavanaugh for political reasons against him. Kavanaugh showed anger which if he is innocent of the charges against him he should be angry at the Democrats. Whatever his drinking habits were when he was young are understandable at a young age. Many persons drank a lot when they were young. My last back and forth post.
by Page » Wed Jul 15, 2020 12:48 am
Greater Miami Shores wrote:The Black Forrest wrote:
Again that is whatever is in your head talking again. One of the things he mentioned was Hydroxychloroquine and shock trump made a few BS statements about it. He has made many BS statements over issues involving science. It’s not a hard thing to grasp. Saying somebody doesn’t know what they are talking in matters of science doesn’t make you anti-whoeveritis. Well.....then again maybe in your world.
As to him being apolitical or not? Do you understand the lack of value politics has when trying to help people with addiction problems?
You left out the full quote:
The Democrats tried to destroy Kavanaugh for political reasons against him. Kavanaugh showed anger which if he is innocent of the charges against him he should be angry at the Democrats. Whatever his drinking habits were when he was young are understandable at a young age. Many persons drank a lot when they were young. My last back and forth post.
by Nobel Hobos 2 » Wed Jul 15, 2020 2:34 am
Tarsonis wrote:not legal precedent political precedent.Nobel Hobos 2 wrote:
Raising the possibility or even moving a motion to that effect does not establish a precedent.
In legal terms Biden's speech was obiter dictum, it is not binding and does not establish a precedent. In particular, it was never moved or voted on by the Senate, which is the body you're claiming had precedent when it refused to hear Garland's case.
You're defending this idea that Biden created the precedent just by saying it, because that's what McConnell said. The man is a lying creep and you should not make a habit of defending partisan hackery from his mouth.
by Greed and Death » Wed Jul 15, 2020 4:40 am
Myrensis wrote:Greed and Death wrote:
They likely could have blocked Kavanuagh, and now with Ginsburg's replacement it will be needed more than ever.
Oh, are we pretending now that having abused the shit out of the filibuster to hold multiple judicial appointments open and outright stealing a Supreme Court seat for the first time in history, McConnell would have just quietly allowed the Democrats to stop him from filling them due to his profound sense of fair play and unshakable respect for the institutions and good functioning of government, if only Harry Reid hadn't been so mean?
The only mistake Democrats made was not doing...exactly what McConnell did and just shredding the filibuster and blue slip entirely and ramming through lifetime appointments just as quickly as they could schedule votes.
by Tarsonis » Wed Jul 15, 2020 4:42 am
Page wrote:Greater Miami Shores wrote:You left out the full quote:
The Democrats tried to destroy Kavanaugh for political reasons against him. Kavanaugh showed anger which if he is innocent of the charges against him he should be angry at the Democrats. Whatever his drinking habits were when he was young are understandable at a young age. Many persons drank a lot when they were young. My last back and forth post.
The problem isn't that he liked to drink, the problem is he committed perjury. He denied under oath ever being black out drunk while his former classmates bear witness to the fact that Kavanaugh was totally shitfaced on multiple occasions. It's the perjury that matters, not the thing that he lied about, just as it was in the case of Bill Clinton.
by Greed and Death » Wed Jul 15, 2020 4:44 am
Tarsonis wrote:Page wrote:
The problem isn't that he liked to drink, the problem is he committed perjury. He denied under oath ever being black out drunk while his former classmates bear witness to the fact that Kavanaugh was totally shitfaced on multiple occasions. It's the perjury that matters, not the thing that he lied about, just as it was in the case of Bill Clinton.
Except for that one tiny problem. The question was not "have you ever gotten shit faced," the question was "have you ever been blackout drunk." which is much more specific. His peers can say what ever they want, but ultimately the only person who can tell you if he.blacked out or not is Kavenaugh.
by Aclion » Wed Jul 15, 2020 4:45 am
by Tarsonis » Wed Jul 15, 2020 4:48 am
Aclion wrote:protip: The reason democrats didn't replace Scalia is because they realized that a supreme court pick on the line would raise turnout in the election, and since democrat voters are less reliable about actually showing up, high turnout benefits them.
Republicans should ram through a pick under the same reasoning.
by Greed and Death » Wed Jul 15, 2020 4:50 am
Aclion wrote:protip: The reason democrats didn't replace Scalia is because they realized that a supreme court pick on the line would raise turnout in the election, and since democrat voters are less reliable about actually showing up, high turnout benefits them.
Republicans should ram through a pick under the same reasoning.
by Aclion » Wed Jul 15, 2020 4:52 am
Tarsonis wrote:Aclion wrote:protip: The reason democrats didn't replace Scalia is because they realized that a supreme court pick on the line would raise turnout in the election, and since democrat voters are less reliable about actually showing up, high turnout benefits them.
Republicans should ram through a pick under the same reasoning.
.....what?
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