To be fair, the current SCOTUS didn’t give us that decision. But I’m guessing at least four of its current members would refer to Dred Scott as “a good decision in context”.
We all know Stephen Miller’s a Nazi. Koby’s rhetoric and ideas aligning with Miller’s doesn’t really give our resident Nazi much of a way to claim he’s not one himself.
Constitutional protections ought to be reserved for American citizens, who are in the United States.“And that means if an American citizen murders an illegal, that isn’t actually murder because that illegal wasn’t a citizen and the law doesn’t apply to acts of pest control.” — Koby and Stephen Miller, probably
the principal target of the complaint should be the instigatorThe instigator has legal immunity for basically everything he does while sitting in the Oval Office. Even if someone wanted to investigate his role in this, they wouldn’t be able to prosecute him for it. Blame the death cult that is the GOP and the conservative-heavy, Trump-friendly, precedent-ignoring Supreme Court for that state of affairs. They’re not willing to rob Trump of the power of the presidency as it stands today. Hell, if I were a Republican, I also wouldn’t want Trump to lose that kind of power.
Is that what they’re calling beaten detainees these days?
They do not have a reasonable expectation to believe that the purpose of the raid was to detain illegal aliens.Mike Masnick doesn’t have a reasonable expectation to believe you’ll be anything but a Nazi bitch, but he lets your posts through anyway.
Bad enough that DHS knew any longer than three days would’ve been an even bigger tip-off that some foul shit is going down in those detention centers.
Feel free to ignore Koby. Dude’s a Nazi prick.
Some MAGA asshole, probably: That judge is in the pocket of Big Immigration! Fire her, Daddy Donald!
A computer can never be held accountable, therefore a computer must never make a management decision.
The question is what you do with a cult when it’s this size and this powerful.You let it eat itself from the inside out while saving anyone the cult could harm in the process—including people who want out of the cult. I can’t imagine that any kind of social deprogramming would work on people so far gone into the GOP death cult that they both voted for Donald Trump for his “no more wars” promise and cheered on his bombing of Iran. The people running the U.S. these days are losing power. They know their platform, their policies, and their ideology are more unpopular than ever with a broader populace. It’s why they stacked the Supreme Court with Trump appointees when they had the chance: What better way to keep their influence alive—especially after they’re dead or out of office—than by making sure the next 20 years or so of SCOTUS decisions favor an authoritarian ideology and give greater deference to privileged white people?
From what I hear, Vance has become Bluesky’s most blocked user, and the number of people who’ve blocked him far outweighs the number of people following him. Seems like he was expecting to drop into Bluesky and stir up a shitload of trouble so he could earn his conservative troll bona fides, but people have generally been saying “lol no” and blocking him instead of interacting with him, and it’s made Vance basically irrelevant on Bluesky. (It’s also an extension of the whole “Vance is a socially clumsy jackass” thing, where he seemingly thought he could be Bluesky’s Trump.) A lot of people are tired of dealing with shitheads like him and his supporters, and they’re especially tired of hearing the bullshit they spew over and over. Bluesky’s client-side moderation features—including its comprehensive blocking and its letting people detach their posts from quote-posts—have made it easier for the average person to make that bullshit irrelevant to their social media experience. That will always be a good thing.
ICE probably started doing this “no uniforms, no ID, no faces” shit in “blue states” because they knew that starting it in Texas or Florida would get them shot sooner rather than later.
People should be more open to different views and willing to engage with others who disagree but on the whole they are not.What views?
You’ll have to convince Bluesky management to do that, and while I’d prefer it happen as well, I don’t think they’re eager to start banning people based on politics (or political purity tests).
Republicans who whine about “the rise of antisemitism” in the U.S. don’t actually care about antisemitism, which is apparent when you consider the following:
No, they want free reach. Totally different (and explicitly bullshit) concept.
So what. Also, fuck off, you fucking Nazi prick.