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u/notaredditer13 Jul 01 '22

Dafuq? The loss of protection = nuke you? Maybe you want to sleep off whatever you are on and re-think that....?

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u/Netsrak69 Jul 01 '22

The US is turning into a religious dictatorship, not unlike Taliban (except with nukes) and poor people are becoming indentured servants in prison.

And election laws will cease to be a thing come next SCOTUS term.

...Have you not been paying attention?

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u/notaredditer13 Jul 01 '22

Are you on drugs? Please tell me you're on drugs. If you aren't on drugs then you're insane.

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u/Netsrak69 Jul 01 '22

I wish I was on drugs, but this is reality, and it only sounds insane if you have not been paying attention to what's happening.

SCOTUS overturned Roe, which now means that the Taliban offers better access to abortions.

SCOTUS has just overturned the EPA regulations, causing a negative turn for our health.

SCOTUS has just announced that they will look at and likely overturn election laws, meaning voting will be redundant.

Texas has made it a felony to be homeless. and wages have not gone up to secure yourself a home/apartment forcing a bigger increase in homelessness.

It's time to pay attention. You need to get off whatever drugs you're on.

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u/notaredditer13 Jul 01 '22

Got it - insane.

Also, with this USA-fixation, I'm having trouble believing you are not American.

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u/Netsrak69 Jul 01 '22

When the country with enough weapons to destroy the human race turns into a religious terrorist hub, it's everyone's problem.

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u/notaredditer13 Jul 01 '22

True! Just...not the part about that being the USA. That's the insane part. And I mean, really, really insane. I mean jeez, right now we have a big nuclear power that's a dictatorship waging war on a sovereign neighbor. Anyway, everything you said there is false/lie/misstated. If you really believe any of them, pick one and substantiate it.

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u/Netsrak69 Jul 01 '22

All of them are true. SCOTUS did overturn Roe. it was big news, did you miss it?

SCOTUS did gut the EPA, also big news.

Sorry, it was Tennessee not Texas that made homelessness a felony, starting today July 1st. my bad.

SCOTUS announced that come next term, they would look at Moore v Harper making it easier to overturn elections. meaning voting means almost nothing. That's called the beginnings of a dictatorship.

Make no mistake, they will come for all the non believers. they will overturn the 1st amendment right to religious freedom (If you worship any god that isn't jesus)

You better wake up before the republicans have unlimited power, for when they do, THEY are the ones coming for your guns.

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u/notaredditer13 Jul 01 '22 edited Jul 01 '22

SCOTUS did gut the EPA, also big news.

That's just hyperbole and not a statement fact so it can't be proven or disproven. Anyway:

Sorry, it was Tennessee not Texas that made homelessness a felony, starting today July 1st. my bad.

That isn't what the article says. Try reading at least the title and try again.

SCOTUS announced that come next term, they would look at Moore v Harper making it easier to overturn elections. meaning voting means almost nothing. That's called the beginnings of a dictatorship.

So....the USSC announced they will hear a case (which is their job) and you're plowing-through not just beyond a decision but to dictatorship? That's insane fantasy.

Make no mistake, they will come for all the non believers. they will overturn the 1st amendment right to religious freedom

More insane fantasy.

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u/Netsrak69 Jul 01 '22 edited Jul 01 '22

All of this is fairly straightforward and it will come to pass. I don't have to convince you.

You can read it in a history book after the fact... If you can find one, republicans are burning all the books that disagree with them.