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This week in LiberalLogic101! (and part of last week!) Rich black people are bad! Racist rich white people are good! Liberals are dumb and don't know the constitution! Abortion bad, therefor IRS should die! Tears! Tears! TEARS! Oh god the tears I love it I am bathing in them! I love it when the republicans have a bad week and they throw temper tantrums. The tears are always so delicious. FlapYoJacks fucked around with this message at 19:28 on Jun 28, 2013 |
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ratbert90 posted:This week in LiberalLogic101! (and part of last week!) Fair enough LL guy it says "Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof" not technically "separation of church and state" even though Jefferson specifically said it. I'm sure you're that picky with certain other parts of the Bill of Rights. Also the Treaty of Tripoli states "the Government of the United States of America is not, in any sense, founded on the Christian religion" but I'm sure by 1797 they were all FINOs (Founders in Name Only). I know getting irritated by the Liberal Logic 101 stuff is stupid since absolutely no thought or reason goes into them but I get to hear this same stuff from people I know so it's unbelievably frustrating regardless. Eggplant Squire fucked around with this message at 19:40 on Jun 28, 2013 |
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Deen's racial slurs were from a whopping 3 years ago.
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ratbert90 posted:Tears! Did the Founders invision it or envision it? Were they against an elite few or the populist mob? Make up your mind, LL101!
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Doctor Butts posted:Deen's racial slurs were from a whopping 3 years ago. Has it been confirmed that Deen actually said any of those things, or did she just admit to using the n-word in the past (no poo poo she's a middle aged rural southern white woman)? She stinks to heaven of racial bias, but what did she actually do?
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ratbert90 posted:Tears! The lower left one is the best part. "Ruled against me in court? Must be a secret gay, then. "
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Gen. Ripper posted:The lower left one is the best part. I think that judge is in fact gay though. The problem is the logic of "A gay person can't rule objectively on gay marriage, but a straight person totally can!"
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ratbert90 posted:Oh god the tears I love it I am bathing in them! That Perry quote is loathsome. Perhaps, as a knocked-up teen, she valued her ability to chose the course of her pregnancy. Amused to Death posted:I think that judge is in fact gay though. The problem is the logic of "A gay person can't rule objectively on gay marriage, but a straight person totally can!" And the same reason they flipped out over Sonya Sotomayor's comments about her life experiences adding to her insight as a jurist. The Dark One fucked around with this message at 19:58 on Jun 28, 2013 |
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Dr Creflo A Dollar posted:Has it been confirmed that Deen actually said any of those things, or did she just admit to using the n-word in the past (no poo poo she's a middle aged rural southern white woman)? She stinks to heaven of racial bias, but what did she actually do? If you want to read the whole thing, you can check out a copy of the deposition here. There's a thread in GBS dedicated to butter chat - Well of course I use the n-word: An exploration of butter
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Gen. Ripper posted:The lower left one is the best part. "We're a Republic not a Democracy, checkmake "
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Dr Creflo A Dollar posted:Has it been confirmed that Deen actually said any of those things, or did she just admit to using the n-word in the past (no poo poo she's a middle aged rural southern white woman)? She stinks to heaven of racial bias, but what did she actually do? The quote itself is from 2007 about planning her brother's wedding: quote:“Well what I would really like is a bunch of little niggers to wear long-sleeve white shirts, black shorts and black bow ties, you know in the Shirley Temple days, they used to tap dance around, Now, that would be a true Southern wedding wouldn’t it? But we can’t do that because the media would be on me about that.” But that's just the starting point, the bigger story that her defenders like to conveniently ignore is that employees have been coming out of the woodwork with stories of racism and sexual harassment at the chain of restaurants she owns. E:fb, but I'll leave the quote here because everyone needs to see it, it isn't like she just said the word at some point, this is straight up "I want to have black servants" poo poo.
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# ? Jun 28, 2013 19:57 |
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Radish posted:"We're a Republic not a Democracy, checkmake " Can someone explain to me the point of the whole Republic not a Democracy nonsense is? It seems like it works against their portrayal of the beginning of the US as it shows that small guberment was created to concentrate power under the ruling wealthy colonists.
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Mitchicon posted:Can someone explain to me the point of the whole Republic not a Democracy nonsense is? It seems like it works against their portrayal of the beginning of the US as it shows that small guberment was created to concentrate power under the ruling wealthy colonists. Easy: Courts did something you like? Republic libtard Courts did something you dislike? Democracy is dead!
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# ? Jun 28, 2013 20:29 |
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The Dark One posted:That Perry quote is loathsome. Perhaps, as a knocked-up teen, she valued her ability to chose the course of her pregnancy.
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Guilty Spork posted:I'm increasingly of the opinion that pro-lifers are just really phenomenally dishonest, and one great example of that is that they paint the entire pro-choice movement as "pro-abortion," as though having the choice to carry the fetus to term and raise the resulting child isn't even on the table. It's not dishonest at all! I want everybody to get gay abortions paid for by sorosbucks!
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# ? Jun 28, 2013 20:32 |
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ratbert90 posted:Tears! Wait, these babies are being born alive and then murdered? Excuse me? e: I also remember the makeshift weapons and farm equipment the savage liberal mob brought in with them
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Ferroque posted:Wait, these babies are being born alive and then murdered? Excuse me? Gosnell, Gosnell, GOSNELL GOSNELL GOSNELL. Also a screaming maniacal mob would be democracy bud.
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# ? Jun 28, 2013 20:36 |
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ratbert90 posted:
It's funny how the last panel is unintentionally the rebuttal to the rest of that mess. Like if they just left it at the Supreme Court image I think the biggest counter argument would be that the reason we have a Supreme Court that can strike down poo poo like DOMA is because the Founding Fathers envisioned a system with these exact types of checks and balances.
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zoux posted:Gosnell, Gosnell, GOSNELL GOSNELL GOSNELL. Also a screaming maniacal mob would be democracy bud. It cracks me up that they use Gosnell as the hallmark of what happens in all abortion clinics, even though he was tried and imprisoned for doing it. It's as bad as FOX latching on to the New Black Panthers standing outside one polling station in Philly and having them try to spin it into some nationwide voter intimidation campaign.
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# ? Jun 28, 2013 20:41 |
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Gosnell is exactly what will happen to abortion clinics if you shut down the legitimate clinics.
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The Dark One posted:That Perry quote is loathsome. Perhaps, as a knocked-up teen, she valued her ability to chose the course of her pregnancy. The fact that he thinks little of women's agency isn't surprising, and that he'd make it so personal isn't a surprise either, and that he is going to get away with it is also not a surprise. Hell, that LL101 thinks it's a compliment instead of the vicious personal attack it really is is also not a surprise. What is surprising is that Perry is destroying any hope he ever had of another attempt at a national office with it. EDIT: Eh, maybe it's not that surprising; Perry probably can't succeed outside dysfunctional Texas politics, but oh I'd love to see him try and fail again and again.
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Sir Rolo posted:Gosnell is exactly what will happen to abortion clinics if you shut down the legitimate clinics.
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# ? Jun 28, 2013 21:13 |
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Guilty Spork posted:Acting as though making abortion illegal on paper will magically make it go away seems to be a key part of their strategy. Just like making cannabis illegal made it vanish overnight, right?
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Guilty Spork posted:Acting as though making abortion illegal on paper will magically make it go away seems to be a key part of their strategy. Just like making cannabis illegal made it vanish overnight, right? Yeah but gun control doesn't work and criminals will have free reign over guns and
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# ? Jun 28, 2013 21:28 |
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ratbert90 posted:Easy: Which is why it's hilarious seeing two LL's in a row where one says "Democracy is just mob rule, and that's bad!" and the other says "What are these activists judges doing, a majority of voters approved!" Ferroque posted:Yeah but gun control doesn't work and criminals will have free reign over guns and "But you see, banning abortion will only hurt murderers, who cares about them, but banning guns hurts innocent citizens who have done nothing wrong." Pretty much guarantee that would be their response.
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# ? Jun 28, 2013 22:17 |
ratbert90 posted:Easy: Pretty much. Freeper types love to talk about how this is a republic not a democracy when their terrible, unpopular ideas are enacted by politicians. However when one gets shut down by the courts or undone by another law it's the evil government somehow using technicalities (a.k.a the Constitution) to undo democracy. Notice how there's no Liberal Logic macro crying that the courts overturned democracy regarding the VRA a day earlier.
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LanceKing2200 posted:
The defense I've heard about the employees thing is "oh, they're just trying to blackmail her for a payout, I've worked in the restaurant industry so mark my words" My favorite part about the whole thing though is what she says to defend herself in the deposition: "Lawyer: Is there any possibility, in your mind, that you slipped and used the word “n----r”? Deen: No, because that’s not what these men were. They were professional black men doing a fabulous job." I mean, right there, in the deposition, she's saying, in essence "there's a time and a place to call black people n-words, and this was not that time, so no, I didn't say it then. If i did think that they were a pack of lazy n-words then maybe, but definitely not in this instance because that's not what those men were". Maybe I'm just putting words in her mouth, but... I saw something truly astounding in a facebook comment though: umm....
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Guilty Spork posted:I'm increasingly of the opinion that pro-lifers are just really phenomenally dishonest, and one great example of that is that they paint the entire pro-choice movement as "pro-abortion," as though having the choice to carry the fetus to term and raise the resulting child isn't even on the table. I can't tell if its them being that dishonest, or the overuse of a false equivalency between the two groups, mixed with their seeing everything in absolutes, means they really do believe that poo poo. You remember that Simpsons episode where Kang and Kodos impersonate Bill Clinton and Bob Dole? The two sides of the abortion debate were framed as "everyone gets an abortion" and "No abortions for anyone". Kodos was shown as coming up with a brilliant move by saying "Abortions for some, miniature American flags for others". The debate was framed so that only those who want it can have abortions, is not the position of the pro-choice crowd. Ferroque posted:Yeah but gun control doesn't work and criminals will have free reign over guns and Despite the fact that, if assault weapons had their prices jacked up by the margin marijuana and cocaine are, just per weight, they'd cost somewhere north of $90,000 for a QBZ-95.
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Why is everyone saying "well of course she used the N-word, she's a white woman from the South"? I know a lot of white ladies her age from the south and they don't use racial slurs.
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pug wearing a hat posted:Why is everyone saying "well of course she used the N-word, she's a white woman from the South"? I know a lot of white ladies her age from the south and they don't use racial slurs. Because their racist shitheads also?
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# ? Jun 28, 2013 23:38 |
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ratbert90 posted:This week in LiberalLogic101! (and part of last week!) This one's actually correct for all the wrong reasons. This country's been going to hell ever since the landless peasants got the vote!
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Radish posted:Notice how there's no Liberal Logic macro crying that the courts overturned democracy regarding the VRA a day earlier. No because that ruling was just Common Sense!!
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# ? Jun 29, 2013 01:28 |
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I'm surprised after Wendy's amazing filibuster, LL 101 didn't do a "When a liberal does a filibuster, they get praised. When a CONSERVATIVE does a filibuster, they get booed. Nice hypocrisy, libtards " because that's pretty much in line with what he does.
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seiferguy posted:I'm surprised after Wendy's amazing filibuster, LL 101 didn't do a "When a liberal does a filibuster, they get praised. When a CONSERVATIVE does a filibuster, they get booed. Nice hypocrisy, libtards " because that's pretty much in line with what he does.
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# ? Jun 29, 2013 03:06 |
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tek79 posted:It's funny how the last panel is unintentionally the rebuttal to the rest of that mess. Like if they just left it at the Supreme Court image I think the biggest counter argument would be that the reason we have a Supreme Court that can strike down poo poo like DOMA is because the Founding Fathers envisioned a system with these exact types of checks and balances. The Supreme Court has been around for as long as the country, so, yeah. That worked pretty much as intended.
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# ? Jun 29, 2013 03:14 |
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I was talking with a coworker about the whole Paula Deen thing and I mentioned the "that was 30 years ago" bit when both of us realized that 30 years ago was the goddamn 1980s when it sure as hell wasn't okay to be racist.
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Mitchicon posted:Can someone explain to me the point of the whole Republic not a Democracy nonsense is? It seems like it works against their portrayal of the beginning of the US as it shows that small guberment was created to concentrate power under the ruling wealthy colonists. Handwaving away criticism of GOP administrations/Congresses for going against popular will.
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muscles like this? posted:I was talking with a coworker about the whole Paula Deen thing and I mentioned the "that was 30 years ago" bit when both of us realized that 30 years ago was the goddamn 1980s when it sure as hell wasn't okay to be racist. As mentioned before, the 30-years ago thing is masking the bigger issue, which was her restaurant racially discriminating against black workers, by forcing them use the back door and whatnot. And that happened in 2007.
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Zuhzuhzombie!! posted:The Supreme Court has been around for as long as the country, so, yeah. That worked pretty much as intended. It's been a while since high school civics class, but Wasn't one of the first things the Supreme Court did was rule on the meaning of part of the Constitution against one of the guys who wrote it?
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Radish posted:It's been a while since high school civics class, but Wasn't one of the first things the Supreme Court did was rule on the meaning of part of the Constitution against one of the guys who wrote it? Yes, as a matter of fact. It also established the Court's power of judicial review and defined the boundaries between the executive and judicial branches.
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