Annnndd, who cares?

SCOTUS Appears favorable to Arizona election integrity laws

I give a damn, Why? All semblance of respect was tossed by scuttling the very core of their existence: the law. They piddled on the people of the US, shit all over the document that elevated them into position, when they had a chamce to fix a huge problem.

Now the entire beltway is irrelevant to matters of nation. They do not represent us, do not even pretend to be servile, and demand respects that haven’t been earned. The robe wearing bench warmers (apologies to the three that actually care) have no opinion of interest unless it supports the holders of whatever blackmail keeps them in line.

An administration that bans Dr. Suess??? Seriously, can you think of ONE reason that the good Doctor should be removed for?

Oh, thats right, his writings teach kids to read and like to read, and well, readers start questioning things. Really can’t have that when all you want is simple automatons that do as told. Might be why certain AI is being explored to be added to the human brain. (There is a book or two in that paragraph. Some written some waiting to be writ. Jessayin’ )

I guess total control over the public education system wasn’t enough. Hell thats a self-inflicted wound for ’em. They are the ones that shut down the schools cuz of winney the flu. Now many of the parents are aware of the BS and watching.

Doesn’t fucking matter. They have isolated themselves behind barricade and razorwire and armed (but no bullets) gaurd. They know they are on precarious ground with no foundations of support (because they tore them out when they eviscerated the Constitution) and now demand the respect that was so freely given to the one they usurped.

80 million! Votes freely cast by living breathing AMERI-CANS. That has to scare the shit out of them. And people wonder why the mad rush to ban Dr Suess and ban all the guns and demand 100% compliance on Vax that aren’t, etc etc.

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So so true. Glad to see you’re still kicking. Guessing the phone is fubar? Sent few texts but dunno if you got them. Just checking in on ya.

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