In four years, you don’t have to vote again.

a reply to: Threadbarer

I don't think so Tim.

It looks like you and others here have don't the heavy lifting for them. Drawing more eyes to it.

And given yours, and others reactions, whatever negative light you were trying to shed on it has dispersed.


Now, about that extremist and authoritarian notion, how many people voted for Kamala? Why weren't voters given a chance at democracy?

a reply to: wAnchorofCarp

Geez , I didn't Know Jabba the Hut had Kids ?

a reply to: wAnchorofCarp

Drawing more eyes to it.

That was the whole point. Everyone needs to be aware of the authoritarian plans being laid by the MAGA crowd.

a reply to: Threadbarer

Oh, cool

Considering there hasn't been one point made on it while also screeching into the abyss, I hadn't realized there was an actual point.

Thanks for the clarification.

All the right people seem to really hate it.

originally posted by: Zanti Misfit
a reply to: wAnchorofCarp

Geez , I didn't Know Jabba the Hut had Kids ?

Gorlock, Destroyer of Worlds.

Authoritarian Plans. My god

Most voting will never know what Project 2025 is. This is fringe. Scare tactics for, not sure who.

People vote with their pocket. The current administration has been the worst economically since the Ford/Carter Era.

Can anyone point out 3 specific things that the Project 2025 makes so radical? Anyone?

originally posted by: matafuchs
Authoritarian Plans. My god

Most voting will never know what Project 2025 is. This is fringe. Scare tactics for, not sure who.

People vote with their pocket. The current administration has been the worst economically since the Ford/Carter Era.

Can anyone point out 3 specific things that the Project 2025 makes so radical? Anyone?

I've always heard these Liberal goons talk about Project 2025 but I've never bothered to even look at it and I really don't care about it.

All I know is I am too busy worrying about the Liberal's Project Hate America, it's something we gotta stop in it's tracks.

originally posted by: matafuchs
Authoritarian Plans. My god

Most voting will never know what Project 2025 is. This is fringe. Scare tactics for, not sure who.

People vote with their pocket. The current administration has been the worst economically since the Ford/Carter Era.

Can anyone point out 3 specific things that the Project 2025 makes so radical? Anyone?

All this faux outrage about project 2025 is just a red herring.

“Hey look at project 2025, don’t mind the democrat’s horrendous policy’s on the border, inflation and foreign policy.”

When your policies suck, you don’t want anybody focusing on them.
The democrats truly hate and have no respect for their voters.

originally posted by: Threadbarer
a reply to: wAnchorofCarp

Drawing more eyes to it.

That was the whole point. Everyone needs to be aware of the authoritarian plans being laid by the MAGA crowd.

Love me some authoritarianism.

What’s a MAGA? I keep hearing the term and have no idea what it is. The people that use it don’t seem intelligent enough to define it. Can you help a bruh out? It sounds scary 😱

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There was Once a Simplistic Solution to that in the not to Distant Past when America was thought to be Endearing.....


America , Love It or Leave It !

originally posted by: FlyersFan

originally posted by: chr0naut
By far, most murders in the US are committed with firearms.

By far, most road accidents happen with cars.
Guess we should outlaw those too, eh?

Cars have great utility as transportation.

Guns don't really have such utility except for animal control in wilderness and rural areas, and for those whose primary food source is hunting.

There is a lot of firearm crime-related homicide and the majority of the defensive use of firearms is less than that. Defence against crime implies crime, and in many instances, the criminals shoot first, negating any defensive response.

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MAGA means Make America Great Again.
If you live in America, you want it to be great. Unless you’re a traitor, that is.
To make America great again, we need to bring back the proper punishment for traitors.
Maybe that’s why they don’t want to make America great again?

a reply to: RazorV66

Yet, we should all swallow the Lincoln Project...or the 1619 Project that rewrites history.

Link

originally posted by: wAnchorofCarp
a reply to: Annee

But have you read Project 2025?

I have.

It is a blueprint for a horrific autocracy, with no department of education, swift and summary capitol punishment for crimes that were not previously considered capital crimes, abolishment of the separation of church and state, extremely curtailed health and welfare services, and massive back-pedalling of civil liberties.

It also promotes penalties be implemented for "anti-white racism" (as if that were a problem in America). Additionally, all who were deemed to have been 'illegal immigrants' and their descendants would be arrested and either deported, or 'removed' in some other way.

Additionally, it removes some of the power of the Congress Senate and Judiciary, and invests those powers in the President destroying the balance of power of the multi branch system and making the President an emperor with virtually unchecked power.

originally posted by: chr0naut

originally posted by: FlyersFan

originally posted by: chr0naut
By far, most murders in the US are committed with firearms.

By far, most road accidents happen with cars.
Guess we should outlaw those too, eh?

Cars have great utility as transportation.

Guns don't really have such utility except for animal control in wilderness and rural areas, and for those whose primary food source is hunting.

There is a lot of firearm crime-related homicide and the majority of the defensive use of firearms is less than that. Defence against crime implies crime, and in many instances, the criminals shoot first, negating any defensive response.

You seem to be missing the critical self defense component in your whimsical summary....

a reply to: chr0naut

So I can chalk you up as yet another who hasn't read it.


Cool.

a reply to: chr0naut

It also promotes penalties be implemented for "anti-white racism" (as if that were a problem in America).

It’s a giant problem.
It’s called DEI, it is racist AND against the law.

Additionally, all who were deemed to have been 'illegal immigrants' and their descendants would be arrested and either deported, or 'removed' in some other way.

What should we do with trespassers?
If some stranger walks into your house, would you not deport them to off your property?

Additionally, it removes some of the power of the Congress Senate and Judiciary, and invests those powers in the President destroying the balance of power of the multi branch system and making the President an emperor with virtually unchecked power.

Which branch of the government are they getting rid of?


We appreciate you continuing to tell Americans BS about their own country and we are glad you have exactly zero votes.
When you get a written constitution, please feel free to get back to us.
Maybe it’ll make sense then.
Thanks in advance.

a reply to: chr0naut

Can you give 3 examples?

a reply to: chr0naut

And an interesting investigative article into Leonard Leo who advised both Bush and Trump on the Scotus picks, including his decades old buddy Thomas, which are all in play, along with Judge Cannon and numerous other Federalist Society Judges put into positions throughout the country over the years. Interestingly enough he advised on over 60 of the 80 articles in the project. All they need at this point is not necessarily a chosen candidate to be elected, but an election close enough that those in play in contested states and have the GOP SOS of those states refuse to certify, eventually going to the congress and Scotus to resolve. Trump has already advised that some that were in his previous WH admin and assisted with the project will be offered back into positions.
Trump is not bright enough to play 4d chess, but these guys are. As Kevin Roberts stated this week when talking about his Project, "We are winning. …Some [victories are] in ways that the other side doesn’t yet know …And we’re not going to tell you everything that’s coming.”

Charming group.



We Don’t Talk About Leonard: The Man Behind the Right’s Supreme Court Supermajority
The inside story of how Leonard Leo built a machine that remade the American legal system — and what he plans to do next

a reply to: chr0naut

Project 2025 is over 900 pages. You don’t even live here.
Are you immortal? Because that seems like a foolish use of your time.