American Politics XIV: The Dawning of the Age of the Pumpkin

[Untecna]

And? Women can have penises and men can have vaginas. This doesn't answer any question about your problems with trans people, it just show you do not understand the terminologies used.

lol source?

One also cannot change their gender.

Source?

I know you enough to know you would totally misunderstand how "you can't change your gender" is actually the pro-trans argument lol

First thing first, Gender=Sex

And for the second clam

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/amp/rcna38947

Gender is not the same as sex. This argument has been debunked countless times before.

[Austria-Bohemia-Hungary]

https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/gl ... story.html
Was Lavrov even granted a visa to come to New York lmao

[The Black Forrest]

knowing prima i doubt he (or samiller) meant it this way but "you can't change your gender" is actually the pro-trans argument lol

You don’t know me.

That was a good song. You are not singing it right.

[El Lazaro]

https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/glimpses-lavrovs-quick-entrance-and-exit-at-united-nations/2022/09/22/7acb377e-3ac6-11ed-b8af-0a04e5dc3db6_story.html
Was Lavrov even granted a visa to come to New York lmao

Yeah. It would be odd if Russia’s top diplomat was banned.

[Kannap]

We're learning a bit more about the tentative agreement between the rail workers and the rail companies:

The rumor that rail employees won't be penalized for calling out sick? Not entirely true, it seems. Workers get one additional paid day off and three unpaid sick days for medical care visits but those three days have to be scheduled at least 30 days in advance and can only take place on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, or Thursdays. It's unclear whether employees will be penalized if they take a sick day on any other day of the week or without 30 days notice.

I don't know about other folks, but my body doesn't give me a 30-day notice for when I'm going to be sick, it's usually more of a "oh shit, woke up feeling like shit, better call out and go see a doctor today" type of deal.

Also, Per labor reporter Jonah Furman, we could see the IAM District 19 union go on strike as early as one week from today if they do not get offered another tentative agreement (they were still voting on the first PEB recommendations when the second tentative agreement was offered to the rest of the unions, so they're currently without a tentative agreement but in the negotiating stage).

[Kannap]

And? Women can have penises and men can have vaginas. This doesn't answer any question about your problems with trans people, it just show you do not understand the terminologies used.

lol source?

One also cannot change their gender.

Source?

I know you enough to know you would totally misunderstand how "you can't change your gender" is actually the pro-trans argument lol

First thing first, Gender=Sex

And for the second clam

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/amp/rcna38947

What you wrote and provided this source to back up:

The radical transgender ideology is resulting in women that are incarcerated are getting pregnant because they are being raped by other “women”.

From your source:

impregnated the fellow inmates earlier this year following consensual sexual relationships

Is it customary to provide sources that refute what you're arguing?

[Ors Might]

We're learning a bit more about the tentative agreement between the rail workers and the rail companies:

The rumor that rail employees won't be penalized for calling out sick? Not entirely true, it seems. Workers get one additional paid day off and three unpaid sick days for medical care visits but those three days have to be scheduled at least 30 days in advance and can only take place on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, or Thursdays. It's unclear whether employees will be penalized if they take a sick day on any other day of the week or without 30 days notice.

I don't know about other folks, but my body doesn't give me a 30-day notice for when I'm going to be sick, it's usually more of a "oh shit, woke up feeling like shit, better call out and go see a doctor today" type of deal.

Also, Per labor reporter Jonah Furman, we could see the IAM District 19 union go on strike as early as one week from today if they do not get offered another tentative agreement (they were still voting on the first PEB recommendations when the second tentative agreement was offered to the rest of the unions, so they're currently without a tentative agreement but in the negotiating stage).

A thirty day notice for a single sick day isn't taking a sick day, it's a fucking huge notice for taking a day off.

The strikes should commence just for this bullshit alone.

[San Lumen]

We're learning a bit more about the tentative agreement between the rail workers and the rail companies:

The rumor that rail employees won't be penalized for calling out sick? Not entirely true, it seems. Workers get one additional paid day off and three unpaid sick days for medical care visits but those three days have to be scheduled at least 30 days in advance and can only take place on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, or Thursdays. It's unclear whether employees will be penalized if they take a sick day on any other day of the week or without 30 days notice.

I don't know about other folks, but my body doesn't give me a 30-day notice for when I'm going to be sick, it's usually more of a "oh shit, woke up feeling like shit, better call out and go see a doctor today" type of deal.

Also, Per labor reporter Jonah Furman, we could see the IAM District 19 union go on strike as early as one week from today if they do not get offered another tentative agreement (they were still voting on the first PEB recommendations when the second tentative agreement was offered to the rest of the unions, so they're currently without a tentative agreement but in the negotiating stage).

A thirty day notice for a single sick day isn't taking a sick day, it's a fucking huge notice for taking a day off.

The strikes should commence just for this bullshit alone.

That is one of the dumbest proposals i've ever seen. Who came up with that?

My understanding is it will take weeks for the ratification process and any potential strike would not happen until after ballots have been cast.

[Salus Maior]

We're learning a bit more about the tentative agreement between the rail workers and the rail companies:

The rumor that rail employees won't be penalized for calling out sick? Not entirely true, it seems. Workers get one additional paid day off and three unpaid sick days for medical care visits but those three days have to be scheduled at least 30 days in advance and can only take place on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, or Thursdays. It's unclear whether employees will be penalized if they take a sick day on any other day of the week or without 30 days notice.

I don't know about other folks, but my body doesn't give me a 30-day notice for when I'm going to be sick, it's usually more of a "oh shit, woke up feeling like shit, better call out and go see a doctor today" type of deal.

Also, Per labor reporter Jonah Furman, we could see the IAM District 19 union go on strike as early as one week from today if they do not get offered another tentative agreement (they were still voting on the first PEB recommendations when the second tentative agreement was offered to the rest of the unions, so they're currently without a tentative agreement but in the negotiating stage).

Yeah, that sounds worthless.

[Kannap]

A thirty day notice for a single sick day isn't taking a sick day, it's a fucking huge notice for taking a day off.

The strikes should commence just for this bullshit alone.

That is one of the dumbest proposals i've ever seen. Who came up with that?

The rail companies you've been supportive of this whole time, this was their idea of course. This is what the workers have been fighting against, but you didn't care. You thought they should've settled for this or, earlier, even less than this.

[San Lumen]

That is one of the dumbest proposals i've ever seen. Who came up with that?

The rail companies you've been supportive of this whole time, this was their idea of course. This is what the workers have been fighting against, but you didn't care. You thought they should've settled for this or, earlier, even less than this.

Congress should just give the rail workers what they want and if the Parliamentarian objects because you didn't get 60 votes tell them to be quiet and sit down.

[Kannap]

The rail companies you've been supportive of this whole time, this was their idea of course. This is what the workers have been fighting against, but you didn't care. You thought they should've settled for this or, earlier, even less than this.

Congress should just give the rail workers what they want and if the Parliamentarian objects because you didn't get 60 votes tell them to be quiet and sit down.

Considering Congress is more likely to bail out the railroads and shoot the workers in the foot, they should just sit this one out.

[San Lumen]

Congress should just give the rail workers what they want and if the Parliamentarian objects because you didn't get 60 votes tell them to be quiet and sit down.

Considering Congress is more likely to bail out the railroads and shoot the workers in the foot, they should just sit this one out.

And when they strike do not complain when the midterms are a red tsunami.

[The Two Jerseys]

The rail companies you've been supportive of this whole time, this was their idea of course. This is what the workers have been fighting against, but you didn't care. You thought they should've settled for this or, earlier, even less than this.

Congress should just give the rail workers what they want and if the Parliamentarian objects because you didn't get 60 votes tell them to be quiet and sit down.

Well Congress doesn't own the railroads, so...

[San Lumen]

Congress should just give the rail workers what they want and if the Parliamentarian objects because you didn't get 60 votes tell them to be quiet and sit down.

Well Congress doesn't own the railroads, so...

I didn't say they did. I said they should give the workers what they want.

[Tarsonis]

Well Congress doesn't own the railroads, so...

I didn't say they did. I said they should give the workers what they want.

Bull fucking shit you did

[Kannap]

Considering Congress is more likely to bail out the railroads and shoot the workers in the foot, they should just sit this one out.

And when they strike do not complain when the midterms are a red tsunami.

From "that's one of the dumbest proposals I've ever seen" to spewing anti-worker rhetoric in two posts flat, the whiplash must hurt.

Do you expect the workers to accept "one of the dumbest proposals" you've ever seen?

[San Lumen]

I didn't say they did. I said they should give the workers what they want.

Bull fucking shit you did

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This coming from someone who said if they were mayor or governor and as result of shortages due to a strike said would tell their constituents to send pizza to striking workers.

[The Two Jerseys]

Well Congress doesn't own the railroads, so...

I didn't say they did. I said they should give the workers what they want.

Well Congress doesn't own the railroads, so...

[Necroghastia]

Bull fucking shit you did

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This coming from someone who said if they were mayor or governor and as result of shortages due to a strike said would tell their constituents to send pizza to striking workers.

Hell yeah, solidarity with the working class.

[Tarsonis]

Bull fucking shit you did

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This coming from someone who said if they were mayor or governor and as result of shortages due to a strike said would tell their constituents to send pizza to striking workers.

Don't deflect with your inane bullshit San. You've been against the Workers this entire time. Don't you fucking dare try to switch sides at the 11th hour and gas light us that you were on the workers side the whole time. Don't you fucking dare.

[San Lumen]

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This coming from someone who said if they were mayor or governor and as result of shortages due to a strike said would tell their constituents to send pizza to striking workers.

Hell yeah, solidarity with the working class.

and said person would be chastised and voted out of office for being so tone deaf.

[San Lumen]

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This coming from someone who said if they were mayor or governor and as result of shortages due to a strike said would tell their constituents to send pizza to striking workers.

Don't deflect with your inane bullshit San. You've been against the Workers this entire time. Don't you fucking dare try to switch sides at the 11th hour and gas light us that you were on the workers side the whole time. Don't you fucking dare.

Yeah how dare someone change their viewpoint when they hear new evidence.

[Prima Scriptura]

We're learning a bit more about the tentative agreement between the rail workers and the rail companies:

The rumor that rail employees won't be penalized for calling out sick? Not entirely true, it seems. Workers get one additional paid day off and three unpaid sick days for medical care visits but those three days have to be scheduled at least 30 days in advance and can only take place on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, or Thursdays. It's unclear whether employees will be penalized if they take a sick day on any other day of the week or without 30 days notice.

I don't know about other folks, but my body doesn't give me a 30-day notice for when I'm going to be sick, it's usually more of a "oh shit, woke up feeling like shit, better call out and go see a doctor today" type of deal.

Also, Per labor reporter Jonah Furman, we could see the IAM District 19 union go on strike as early as one week from today if they do not get offered another tentative agreement (they were still voting on the first PEB recommendations when the second tentative agreement was offered to the rest of the unions, so they're currently without a tentative agreement but in the negotiating stage).

Yeah, that sounds worthless.

I mean, operating a train when one is sick could be dangerous, right?

[El Lazaro]

Hell yeah, solidarity with the working class.

and said person would be chastised and voted out of office for being so tone deaf.

Ironic.