One mom said she cried for 10 days after hearing she was being removed from her daughter’s birth certificate.

  • @Ghyste@sh.itjust.works
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    501 year ago

    Love seeing the sheep who think that “progressives” are the problem will happily elect the assholes that expand government reach, take more of the peoples’ money while simping for the rich, and work to screw the people the most in any other ways they can imagine.

    People like you are the problem. It’s just ridiculously easy to convince you simpletons it’s not. Run on and piss off.

    • Crucible_Fodder
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      -181 year ago

      Everyone that wants the state to have more power over people’s life, property and labor is to blame. You can’t give power to a position that is selected through a popularity contest.

      • @dangblingus@lemmy.world
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        221 year ago

        Your blind devotion to libertarian politics has prevented you from even understanding the issue we’re all discussing. We’re talking about a right wing government taking children away from their parents because of their sexual orientation. Progressives didn’t vote for that.

        • Hyggyldy
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          Didn’t you know that not wanting tainted food is exactly the same thing as supporting Mussolini?

        • Crucible_Fodder
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          11 year ago

          Progressive or conservative, everyone was ok with giving the government powers to do this.

    • @vacuumflower
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      will happily elect the assholes that expand government reach

      I won’t. However I’m in a country where election doesn’t decide anything anymore (and if it did, the last time was a few months after I was born), military force will at some point of decay.

      Love seeing the sheep

      It’s peculiar to see a whole crowd of people illiterate in economics calling everybody outside their group “sheep”.

      take more of the peoples’ money

      Progressives are usually friendlier to the idea of raising taxes. Which is taking people’s money. No, it’s not different.

      It’s just ridiculously easy to convince you simpletons it’s not.

      But it’s people like you doing the same thing in every generation and acting surprised when it turns out that for any big corporation (including the goverment) they are bugs.

      Run on and piss off.

      OK, now that’s my grave mistake, I really didn’t want to piss on you, but the wind …

      • @Ghyste@sh.itjust.works
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        251 year ago

        The Dunning-Krueger is strong with this one…

        I’m not engaging with a sheep that has swallowed every crumb of bullshit they’ve been fed.

        And since you’re slow with phrases, this one’s hopefully more clear: Go fuck yourself. Seeing the flavor of your comments on a thread concerning women’s rights, that’s likely all you’ll ever do anyway.

        • @vacuumflower
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          -281 year ago

          The Dunning-Krueger is strong with this one…

          That’s like yelling “hold the thief” - the thief always starts first.

          I’m not engaging

          So what are you doing now, exactly? You could have been silent if you didn’t want to engage.

          Go fuck yourself.

          I prefer fucking you.

          Seeing the flavor of your comments on a thread concerning women’s rights, that’s likely all you’ll ever do anyway.

          Do you realize that everybody reading this can also check my comments in this thread?

          And see that either you yourself have a problem with reading comprehension, or you are deliberately trying to deceive your readers.

          • s0berage
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            111 year ago

            Talk about idiotic word salad. You must love the sound of your own voice.

            • @vacuumflower
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              Some of us read books and have a bit longer attention span.

              Now, it doesn’t take any effort for me to inform you that you are to me what I am to Mozart using just a bit more text than you’re used to, so I’m doing that.

                • @vacuumflower
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                  Oh, I knew it. Seems to be a pattern with ST fans. Though the best person I know is one, but that’s a rarity.

                  I’m more on the Jedi side, appreciating all life, even if not really intelligent. Which is why it’s actually amusing to keep this going.

                  • s0berage
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                    I’m a Sith, that explains everything. Peace is a lie, Jedi scum

      • @dangblingus@lemmy.world
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        181 year ago

        Raising taxes on the people that chronically find ways to never pay taxes. Not raising taxes on regular people. Nice try framing the argument the way you think it ought to go.

        • @vacuumflower
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          Raising taxes on the people that chronically find ways to never pay taxes

          You said it yourself.

          Not raising taxes on regular people

          Regular people range in age, income, education, districts where they live, various kinds of health, ethnic background and so on. Dunno why I wrote that.

          How do you determine “regular” in the law, in simple unambiguous words?

          • @SCB@lemmy.world
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            91 year ago

            I believe taxes for the top 3 (if not 4) quintiles in the US should be higher.

            So yeah, regular people don’t pay enough in taxes

            • @vacuumflower
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              -51 year ago

              OK. I’m in general against raising taxes, but if yes, then top 4, because market incentives (share of the tax income) work on governments too.

              • @SCB@lemmy.world
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                41 year ago

                That doesn’t really make any sense as a response. My concern with the second quintile is damaging social mobility, which is key to a growing economy

                • @vacuumflower
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                  That doesn’t really make any sense as a response.

                  For you, but I explained why. The same reason as why something controlled by people from the upper quintiles may become “too big to fail”.

                  The more you are taxing people, the more you want their income not to tank. I think this is obvious.