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  • JollyJ Jolly

    Very few people live in an abortion clinic.

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    @jolly said in Protesting outside Kavanaugh's home:

    Very few people live in an abortion clinic.

    Acting like a twat is fine, as long as they're protesting something worthwhile, right?

    I was only joking

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      Yes.

      It's America.

      “Cry havoc and let slip the DOGE of war!”

      Those who cheered as J-6 American prisoners were locked in solitary for 18 months without trial, now suddenly fight tooth and nail for foreign terrorists’ "due process". — Buck Sexton

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      • JollyJ Jolly

        Yes.

        It's America.

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        @jolly said in Protesting outside Kavanaugh's home:

        Yes.

        It's America.

        Because you have the legal right to act like an obnoxious twat doesn't mean that it's OK.

        This is something a lot of people seem to struggle with.

        I was only joking

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          Nope, don't struggle with it at all. You seem to have some idea that protesting is not allowed.

          It is. If it's on a city street or outside a business or public venue, it is. People have the right to drool in public. Now, we can talk about permits, etc., but protesting is still allowed.

          Where I do draw the line, and what I think is Constitutional, is banning protesting and harassing somebody in their own home.

          “Cry havoc and let slip the DOGE of war!”

          Those who cheered as J-6 American prisoners were locked in solitary for 18 months without trial, now suddenly fight tooth and nail for foreign terrorists’ "due process". — Buck Sexton

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            What is the goal of these protests? Do they expect Kavanaugh to suddenly say “Wow, the power of their convictions are incredible! Maybe I was wrong in my deliberations… Yes! Yes I was! Down with the Texas Law!”

            The Brad

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            • LuFins DadL LuFins Dad

              What is the goal of these protests? Do they expect Kavanaugh to suddenly say “Wow, the power of their convictions are incredible! Maybe I was wrong in my deliberations… Yes! Yes I was! Down with the Texas Law!”

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              @lufins-dad said in Protesting outside Kavanaugh's home:

              What is the goal of these protests? Do they expect Kavanaugh to suddenly say “Wow, the power of their convictions are incredible! Maybe I was wrong in my deliberations… Yes! Yes I was! Down with the Texas Law!”

              What are the goals of any protest?

              Kavanaugh isn't their actual audience.

              I was only joking

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                @lufins-dad said in Protesting outside Kavanaugh's home:

                What is the goal of these protests? Do they expect Kavanaugh to suddenly say “Wow, the power of their convictions are incredible! Maybe I was wrong in my deliberations… Yes! Yes I was! Down with the Texas Law!”

                What are the goals of any protest?

                Kavanaugh isn't their actual audience.

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                @doctor-phibes said in Protesting outside Kavanaugh's home:

                @lufins-dad said in Protesting outside Kavanaugh's home:

                What is the goal of these protests? Do they expect Kavanaugh to suddenly say “Wow, the power of their convictions are incredible! Maybe I was wrong in my deliberations… Yes! Yes I was! Down with the Texas Law!”

                What are the goals of any protest?

                Kavanaugh isn't their actual audience.

                Stole my reply. Nearly every protest I saw in DC was basically a big exercise in catharsis for those involved. Makes people feel better by holding signs and chanting unoriginal phrases.

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                  The downside of this particular protest is they're making it personal. The same thing goes for people yelling outside abortion clinics. They're harrassing individuals who have made a decision they don't approve of, and in many cases are people who are already having a really, really difficult day.

                  I was only joking

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                  • Doctor PhibesD Doctor Phibes

                    The downside of this particular protest is they're making it personal. The same thing goes for people yelling outside abortion clinics. They're harrassing individuals who have made a decision they don't approve of, and in many cases are people who are already having a really, really difficult day.

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                    @doctor-phibes said in Protesting outside Kavanaugh's home:

                    The downside of this particular protest is they're making it personal. The same thing goes for people yelling outside abortion clinics. They're harrassing individuals who have made a decision they don't approve of, and in many cases are people who are already having a really, really difficult day.

                    You think they are having a bad day? The child is facing a much tougher day…

                    The abortion debate will always come down to the one big question of when does life begin? And that answer informs your choice. If you believe a 10 week old fetus is a living person, how do you not fight for their protection?

                    The Brad

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                    • LuFins DadL LuFins Dad

                      @doctor-phibes said in Protesting outside Kavanaugh's home:

                      The downside of this particular protest is they're making it personal. The same thing goes for people yelling outside abortion clinics. They're harrassing individuals who have made a decision they don't approve of, and in many cases are people who are already having a really, really difficult day.

                      You think they are having a bad day? The child is facing a much tougher day…

                      The abortion debate will always come down to the one big question of when does life begin? And that answer informs your choice. If you believe a 10 week old fetus is a living person, how do you not fight for their protection?

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                      @lufins-dad said in Protesting outside Kavanaugh's home:

                      @doctor-phibes said in Protesting outside Kavanaugh's home:

                      The downside of this particular protest is they're making it personal. The same thing goes for people yelling outside abortion clinics. They're harrassing individuals who have made a decision they don't approve of, and in many cases are people who are already having a really, really difficult day.

                      You think they are having a bad day? The child is facing a much tougher day…

                      The abortion debate will always come down to the one big question of when does life begin? And that answer informs your choice. If you believe a 10 week old fetus is a living person, how do you not fight for their protection?

                      IOW, it's ok to act like a complete twat if your cause is just, which is what I said earlier.

                      And everybody thinks their cause is just.

                      I was only joking

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                        I think Kavanaugh is surrounded by female influencers. Let’s see a real case for the Supreme Court to react to.

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                        • 89th8 89th

                          https://wtop.com/gallery/montgomery-county/abortion-rights-advocates-march-on-kavanaughs-chevy-chase-home/

                          They don't like the court's decision so they are protesting outside of Kavanaugh's home. It would be really nice if people just acted like grown ups when they don't get their way.

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                          @89th said in Protesting outside Kavanaugh's home:

                          https://wtop.com/gallery/montgomery-county/abortion-rights-advocates-march-on-kavanaughs-chevy-chase-home/

                          They don't like the court's decision so they are protesting outside of Kavanaugh's home. It would be really nice if people just acted like grown ups when they don't get their way.

                          They are all entirely convinced they are acting like grown-ups. Grown-ups with the courage and principles to do what is right. To be on the right side of history. It is incumbent on such people to be the ones to make a statement, while other sheeple do nothing. They believe this because it's fun and self-serving to believe it, and the belief is reinforced by the broader culture. There is no shame in doing what they do. Only glory, and fun.

                          Education is extremely important.

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                          • HoraceH Horace

                            @89th said in Protesting outside Kavanaugh's home:

                            https://wtop.com/gallery/montgomery-county/abortion-rights-advocates-march-on-kavanaughs-chevy-chase-home/

                            They don't like the court's decision so they are protesting outside of Kavanaugh's home. It would be really nice if people just acted like grown ups when they don't get their way.

                            They are all entirely convinced they are acting like grown-ups. Grown-ups with the courage and principles to do what is right. To be on the right side of history. It is incumbent on such people to be the ones to make a statement, while other sheeple do nothing. They believe this because it's fun and self-serving to believe it, and the belief is reinforced by the broader culture. There is no shame in doing what they do. Only glory, and fun.

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                            @horace said in Protesting outside Kavanaugh's home:

                            @89th said in Protesting outside Kavanaugh's home:

                            https://wtop.com/gallery/montgomery-county/abortion-rights-advocates-march-on-kavanaughs-chevy-chase-home/

                            They don't like the court's decision so they are protesting outside of Kavanaugh's home. It would be really nice if people just acted like grown ups when they don't get their way.

                            There is no shame in doing what they do. Only glory, and fun.

                            And uterus hats! Don’t forget those…

                            The Brad

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                              It’s only a matter of time before abortion disappears anyway. After all, non-menstruating women can’t have one, so it’s not really appropriate for anyone to have one…

                              The Brad

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                                A good friend has decided to step down from the local school board. he hasn't said it, but those who oppose his views, which are very mainstream, started a movement to boycott his business, a local family pub. Great place.

                                Civility is a thing of the past it seems.

                                “I am fond of pigs. Dogs look up to us. Cats look down on us. Pigs treat us as equals.” ~Winston S. Churchill

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                                  A good friend has decided to step down from the local school board. he hasn't said it, but those who oppose his views, which are very mainstream, started a movement to boycott his business, a local family pub. Great place.

                                  Civility is a thing of the past it seems.

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                                  @mik said in Protesting outside Kavanaugh's home:

                                  A good friend has decided to step down from the local school board. he hasn't said it, but those who oppose his views, which are very mainstream, started a movement to boycott his business, a local family pub. Great place.

                                  Civility is a thing of the past it seems.

                                  The TDS-ifiying of the culture. As I've mentioned before, TDS brought righteous political hatreds into the mainstream. They had never been nearly so mainstream before. Then with Jan 6 and its vindication of all that deranged hatred, I think deranged righteous political hatreds are permanently embedded in the culture now.

                                  Education is extremely important.

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                                    Isn’t it just dandy that the biggest issues of our day are only ones that you can get two sides only.

                                    How stupid. But remember while that is going on some people are having the best time of cleaning up based on the distraction.

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                                    • HoraceH Horace

                                      @mik said in Protesting outside Kavanaugh's home:

                                      A good friend has decided to step down from the local school board. he hasn't said it, but those who oppose his views, which are very mainstream, started a movement to boycott his business, a local family pub. Great place.

                                      Civility is a thing of the past it seems.

                                      The TDS-ifiying of the culture. As I've mentioned before, TDS brought righteous political hatreds into the mainstream. They had never been nearly so mainstream before. Then with Jan 6 and its vindication of all that deranged hatred, I think deranged righteous political hatreds are permanently embedded in the culture now.

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                                      Mik
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                                      @horace said in Protesting outside Kavanaugh's home:

                                      @mik said in Protesting outside Kavanaugh's home:

                                      A good friend has decided to step down from the local school board. he hasn't said it, but those who oppose his views, which are very mainstream, started a movement to boycott his business, a local family pub. Great place.

                                      Civility is a thing of the past it seems.

                                      The TDS-ifiying of the culture. As I've mentioned before, TDS brought righteous political hatreds into the mainstream. They had never been nearly so mainstream before. Then with Jan 6 and its vindication of all that deranged hatred, I think deranged righteous political hatreds are permanently embedded in the culture now.

                                      Actually these are primarily Trumpers in this case. Incivility knows no bounds.

                                      “I am fond of pigs. Dogs look up to us. Cats look down on us. Pigs treat us as equals.” ~Winston S. Churchill

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                                      • MikM Mik

                                        @horace said in Protesting outside Kavanaugh's home:

                                        @mik said in Protesting outside Kavanaugh's home:

                                        A good friend has decided to step down from the local school board. he hasn't said it, but those who oppose his views, which are very mainstream, started a movement to boycott his business, a local family pub. Great place.

                                        Civility is a thing of the past it seems.

                                        The TDS-ifiying of the culture. As I've mentioned before, TDS brought righteous political hatreds into the mainstream. They had never been nearly so mainstream before. Then with Jan 6 and its vindication of all that deranged hatred, I think deranged righteous political hatreds are permanently embedded in the culture now.

                                        Actually these are primarily Trumpers in this case. Incivility knows no bounds.

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                                        @mik said in Protesting outside Kavanaugh's home:

                                        @horace said in Protesting outside Kavanaugh's home:

                                        @mik said in Protesting outside Kavanaugh's home:

                                        A good friend has decided to step down from the local school board. he hasn't said it, but those who oppose his views, which are very mainstream, started a movement to boycott his business, a local family pub. Great place.

                                        Civility is a thing of the past it seems.

                                        The TDS-ifiying of the culture. As I've mentioned before, TDS brought righteous political hatreds into the mainstream. They had never been nearly so mainstream before. Then with Jan 6 and its vindication of all that deranged hatred, I think deranged righteous political hatreds are permanently embedded in the culture now.

                                        Actually these are primarily Trumpers in this case. Incivility knows no bounds.

                                        Sure, there's an arms race. Jan 6 was fueled by righteous political hatreds too.

                                        Education is extremely important.

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                                        • HoraceH Horace

                                          @mik said in Protesting outside Kavanaugh's home:

                                          A good friend has decided to step down from the local school board. he hasn't said it, but those who oppose his views, which are very mainstream, started a movement to boycott his business, a local family pub. Great place.

                                          Civility is a thing of the past it seems.

                                          The TDS-ifiying of the culture. As I've mentioned before, TDS brought righteous political hatreds into the mainstream. They had never been nearly so mainstream before. Then with Jan 6 and its vindication of all that deranged hatred, I think deranged righteous political hatreds are permanently embedded in the culture now.

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                                          @horace said in Protesting outside Kavanaugh's home:

                                          TDS brought righteous political hatreds into the mainstream

                                          ![alt text](b02f764a-7b1c-44d4-9069-bb6049fa6336-image.png image url)

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