Rand Paul - The Most Dangerous Man in DC?
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LOL Right. You'd shoot yourself if you ever tried to figure out how to fire a weapon.
Uh oh. An internet tough guy!
Sorry man - I didn't know how tough you are. My apologies.
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Paul advocates private companies making their own rules about vaccination for customers and employees, but he doesn’t seem to like hospitals doing the same (by implication of his examples).
Argumentation is Like multiplication — including one untruth or one illogic is multiplying by zero, so your answer is zero.
I’ll definitely grant you this, Paul has a persuasive way with words, selectively using truth for his own agenda. It’s a pity our politicians lack the agenda of seeking truth.
So which do you deny - that natural immunity exists or that natural immunity is more protective than jabs?
I wonder what you would say if I did it to you for exactly the same reason?
So when he publicly told Obama to hurry up and finish the negotiations and then embarrassed Trump in the GOP debates by pointing out that Trump appeared to think China was part of the deal - you disliked that?
Careful - he's an internet bully. He's already threatened anyone who does it.
Be afraid. Be very afraid of the internet tough guy.
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Permits are required now. It’s part of time, place, and manner restrictions.
Here’s a decent primer:
That guy has issues but He wouldn't do what he says he would do when he met people face to face. His trashed postings on the BBall board are amusing though. I've seen some drunk posting and had a few but it's like he is in a whole language of his own.
Yes, I should have been more precise. I doubt that all the protests that happened were permitted and/or the details of the permit were followed.
In some places they were, I know the protest I attended was because the paper pretty much listed the exact times and routes. But in many of the bigger city protests I recall the news crews having no idea which roads were involved nor the times. Places like NY and Milwaukee sounded far more organic then planned. In some cities they ran off to the interstates and I suspect the cities lack legal authority to permit that.
And if they had a permit from 3-5 and we're out to midnight, they were not following the permit.
Truckers in Canada are complaining about COVID rules in Canada …
Deliver a load in the US, and take a two week unpaid vacation when you get back.
Alone in a truck … already is an isolation regimen… is two weeks more really going to impact public health.
They seem to be having as much impact as many a UAW strike in recent memory on Automakers.
Canadian businesses will apply the political pressure to get this resolved soon enough.….
Their US customers are losing money on missed deliveries.
Deliver a load in the US, and take a two week unpaid vacation when you get back.
Alone in a truck … already is an isolation regimen… is two weeks more really going to impact public health.
They seem to be having as much impact as many a UAW strike in recent memory on Automakers.
Canadian businesses will apply the political pressure to get this resolved soon enough.….
Their US customers are losing money on missed deliveries.
I lot of times it can even be people out of town coming in to stir up trouble so they can vandalize and loot.
Go truckers go. If all the american citizens would just say no to our current politicians what they gonna do. Biden would probably love to send the military and f15s out. What a warmonger.
I like Paul. The only thing not to like about him is he is associated with the evil Republican party.
I like Paul. The only thing not to like about him is he is associated with the evil Republican party.
The terrorist police performing another no knock raid. Link to video in the article.
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Minneapolis police kill a Black man while executing a no-knock warrant
Body camera footage shows that police shot and killed Amir Locke while he was on a couch, wrapped in a blanket, on Wednesday morning. Ruled a homicide, the death is being reviewed by prosecutors.
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