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ZRX1200
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5 years ago

#21

Jesus Robert be careful with that honest lawyer crap....

I guess it’s ok we won’t tell anyone.

(Joking respectfully with you btw, appreciate the honesty it makes for more productive conversation)

Smooth light
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5 years ago

#22

Should I ah, could I sh, snooze you lose.

RayR
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5 years ago

#23

She didn't like the U.S. Constitution because it was a “a rather old constitution.”
She preferred the Constitution of South Africa or the European Convention on Human Rights because they were “much more recent than the U.S. Constitution.” They are much more authoritarian and sympathetic to plundering collectivist progressive policies like their quixotic war against climate change, expansion of the welfare-state including the invention of every human right that Democratic Socialists can imagine.

I can hear it now...Comrade Joe Biden calling her a true American.

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Gene363
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5 years ago

#24

The SCOTUS Memes are going to be...

Ruthless!

The escape pod: https://cigarbid.freeforums.net

Smooth light
Herf-A-Holic

5 years ago

#25

True example of freedom, and the opportunity to take advantage of it.🤳

rfenst
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5 years ago

#26

Jesus Robert be careful with that honest lawyer crap....
I guess it’s ok we won’t tell anyone.
(Joking respectfully with you btw, appreciate the honesty it makes for more productive conversation)

ZRX1200 wrote:

That wasn't lawyer crap, its how I always strive to be a productive part of discussions.

delta1
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5 years ago

#27

she gave voice and inclusive application to the American ideal, written on the wall of the SCOTUS Building: "Equal Justice Under the Law" ...

she fought for the rights of average Americans who were historically discriminated against and who did not enjoy the same equal justice under the law that the ruling class enjoyed...

the cross section of Americans who felt an attachment to her and gathered up last night at the SCOTUS Hall to pay their respects, looked like what the future of America will be, due in no small measure to her efforts...

RIP, RBG

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DrMaddVibe
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5 years ago

#28

Anyone see Trump's response to her passing?

The music was really playing in the background.

RIP.

Now, get the bench replaced.

Remember how they smeared Cavanaugh? I do. Ram the next one through...sideways.

rfenst
Herf-A-Holic

5 years ago

#29

Anyone see Trump's response to her passing?

The music was really playing in the background.
RIP.
Now, get the bench replaced.
Remember how they smeared Cavanaugh? I do. Ram the next one through...sideways.

DrMaddVibe wrote:

RAM said what?

RayR
Herf-A-Holic

5 years ago

#30

Anyone see Trump's response to her passing?

The music was really playing in the background.

RIP.

Now, get the bench replaced.

Remember how they smeared Cavanaugh? I do. Ram the next one through...sideways.

DrMaddVibe wrote:

The socialists are getting ready for another round of rioting, burning and looting when Trump nominates her replacement.
That's what they'll call fighting for democracy's survival.

frankj1
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5 years ago

#31

So you're not OK with it being political but agree with Frank that you wished she retired so your guy had a chance to make the appointment.

BuckyB93 wrote:

I did say that. But I first said it (probably not here) 5 years ago, maybe even longer, having no idea who would be the next POTUS.
She was very old, and had suffered from a myriad of illnesses. It was time for her to retire back then.
It wasn't something that just occurred to me

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BuckyB93
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5 years ago

#32

Actually you said this...

RIP
was hoping she'd retire before Obama's last year...

frankj1 wrote:

But I first said it (probably not here) 5 years ago, maybe even longer, having no idea who would be the next POTUS.

frankj1 wrote:

Obama was president for 8 years (2009-2017) so you did know who the POTUS was and was hoping for it to happen when he was in the driver's seat.

It's OK if you want it to be a political appointment. I'd rather that judges not be but since they are appointed by a politician and politicians these days appear to be incapable of being impartial we can only hope that the approval process can help balance that.

Smooth light
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5 years ago

#33

This is getting redundant, move on already.

frankj1
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5 years ago

#34

Actually you said this...

Obama was president for 8 years (2009-2017) so you did know who the POTUS was and was hoping for it to happen when he was in the driver's seat.

It's OK if you want it to be a political appointment. I'd rather that judges not be but since they are appointed by a politician and politicians these days appear to be incapable of being impartial we can only hope that the approval process can help balance that.

BuckyB93 wrote:

Pretty much what I am agreeing to having said.
Was just pointing out that in my non-virtual life I had hoped she retired several years ago. Not suddenly now before the body is cold.

Smooth light
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5 years ago

#35

If they go to recess Mr.T can just go with appointment. It's in the rules.

Get the fire hoses ready to wash the blood, off the streets.

Kick the can,or who took the can, not me.

COME ON MAN 🤣

Plowboy221
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5 years ago

#36

RIP to the sexiest Supreme Court Judge I’m merica’n history

DrMaddVibe
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5 years ago

#37

Was just pointing out that in my non-virtual life I had hoped she retired several years ago. Not suddenly now before the body is cold.

frankj1 wrote:

Many thought that was going to happen. Myself included. If those were her wishes and that's what she really wanted she should've retired. Especially when she was ill in health to begin with.

frankj1
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5 years ago

#38

Many thought that was going to happen. Myself included. If those were her wishes and that's what she really wanted she should've retired. Especially when she was ill in health to begin with.

DrMaddVibe wrote:

yes.

agree or disagree with her views, she lived an extraordinary life and in many ways was a pioneer.
She was able to separate politics from what really defines friendship and she and Scalia should be models for a better political world based on listening, cooperation and respect...though I fear they will not be thought of again.

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izonfire
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5 years ago

#39

RIP to the sexiest Supreme Court Judge I’m merica’n history

Plowboy221 wrote:

I’d hit that.
Even now...

rfenst
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5 years ago

#40

Anyone see the two-hour special about RBG's life on CNN? It's really good, no matter what party you belong to.

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