controversies
It seems every time one racially-charged incident ends, a gender or religious controversy takes its place; Ruminate on the issues dividing our nation and world.
Are Why And How The Same?
Are why and how the same? Stereotypes about groups exist in differing political situations, such as with, again, the belief that no one outside of America has a legitimate opinion on some political issue that affects everyone else in the world. Sometimes political scientists’ reasoning to justify the feelings of Americans does not get beyond justifying people’s feelings. Politics is not just a matter of empirical fact. For me to argue that certain people’s attitudes don’t really affect people’s judgments of others is not enough. I have to show why what some people feel doesn’t influence judgments of other people. What reason do people have to expect that?
Are Why And How The Same
Are Why And How The Same? What matters most in debates and conversations is the person who is speaking or arguing, and what he or she is trying to convey, not a specific interpretation of some interpretation of the constitution. If the argument is about what counts as a right or not in a constitutional democracy, it is only reasonable to expect that a constitutional lawyer (like me) will explain what it means to make a constitutional argument, and not that this is what lawyers should be motivated to do for their clients.
Radical Plan: Make Congress Actually Vote!
» KEY POINTS Many Amendments to the Constitution are needed in order to force bills to be discussed and voted upon in a timely manner. The leaders of each chamber must have their power to control the legislative process severely curtailed so that minority voices can be heard. Legislation must be clean and single clause in order to avoid pork and allow each element to be reviewed and approved on its own. All Congresspeople must vote and cannot avoid their duty to do so.
Cameroons | Cameroun - Two Independence Days Neither Celebrated & A Civil War
Cameroon has been embroiled in a civil war 6 years. Prior to this there has always been 2 Independence days yet none are celebrated. One which is the 1 January 1960. The second one being 1 October 1961.
IwriteMywrongsPublished about a year ago in The Swamp'Anti-Woke' Governors Get Wake-up Calls
Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin and Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, both considering 2024 presidential bids, are good at generating headlines for their plans to counter liberal cultural and policy issues.
Vanessa GallmanPublished about a year ago in The SwampTop G: The second son of modern feminism
If you haven’t been living under a rock this past year, chances are that you’ve heard of Andrew Tate, the poster boy for everything that modern feminist abhors. Former kickboxing world champion and owner of the dubious Hustlers Academy, Tate shot to fame through social media this year when he openly denounced modern feminism as a device for oppressing men rather than empowering women and gained a huge following almost overnight. Millions of men reeling from feelings of disenfranchisement and dispossession were quick to nod in support of his claims and turned into ardent followers of the man they saw as a messianic savior of the modern male.
Sayak MondalPublished about a year ago in The SwampHow to Force Congress to Do Some Work for a Change
» KEY POINTS Legislative rules have not created an easy flow of discussion and movement of bills. Congress has instead unintentionally built weapons to be used against each other. The silence of the Constitution is hindering progress towards an effective Legislative Branch.
Driving Around and Thinking
Did you see that movie "Pretty in Pink" directed by John Hughes starring Molly Ringwald? It was a great film and one of my favorites when I was a teenager. Who couldn't relate to that girl? She was so cool. She was poor, but she had a part-time job. She was the daughter of an alcoholic father who was still nursing a broken heart over her mother who left them years ago. Since her father doesn't hold a job, she can't afford all the expensive clothes that she sees many of the "popular" girls wearing, so she makes her own out of cheap and used material and creates her own style. She tolerates the peers that make fun of her. Although she doesn't have any cheerleaders telling her to do well in school, she wants to be successful in life so she makes her education important and disciplines herself to achieve excellent marks. She's a role model for any teens who feel lost and alone and not sure what to do at the doorway to adulthood. I loved that movie. I mention it now because there was one specific scene that seems to deja-vu through my mind as I begin the second half of my life. The scene where she is sitting in her cute little pink car and staring at the "richies" houses. "I wonder if they know how amazing their house is?" she asks her friend. Thirty-three years have passed since I graduated from high school. I've had many jobs, many cars, and seen many cities and towns. Yet whenever I see a house that I think is charming and beautiful, I park and pause for a moment and ask the same thing - "I wonder if they know how amazing their house is?"
Shanon NormanPublished about a year ago in The SwampCould Elon Musk Fans Get Any Dumber?
Elon simps really do love some weird things. While scrolling Etsy for just general shit, I came across an ad for this.
Hamish MacCollPublished about a year ago in The SwampThe Day the Earth Fucked Off
I remember back when I was a young child, my mother’s wise advice: “MYOB.” “Mind your own business.” Usually said to me if I tattled on my younger brother, or stuck my quickly-growing nose into my parents' business when not invited to do so. It was not only wise advice but also a warning to fuck off before my dad would come after me with a belt.
Jason ProvencioPublished about a year ago in The SwampUkrainian cities under Russian bombing
On the same day that his forces launched another salvo of missiles into Ukraine's infrastructure, Russian President Vladimir Putin met with his military leaders.
Taking a Stand Against Free Speech
In a recent article titled FBI may have violated First Amendment with Twitter moderation requests, experts warn: The next Congress must make it a top priority to investigate Twitter's relationship with federal government, one expert says, published on December 14, 2022, in Fox News, Jessica Chasmar reports:
M. ROCK STONEPublished about a year ago in The Swamp