Trump_is_Mentally_fit

Ya, POS Trump is going to fix everything. Whatever 🤑

Thomas doesn't think domestic abusers should lose their guns? 🤷‍♂️

The saying has been attributed since before the induction of Alaska and Hawaii as states in 1959,[24] and its use, while found throughout the entire country, is especially common in Alabama,[25][26] which shares significant cultural and historical ties with its neighbor and former Mississippi Territory co-constituent Mississippi.[27][28] Its use is also noted in nearby Arkansas and other frequently low-ranking states such as Kentucky, Tennessee, Louisiana, and West Virginia.[a] The saying has become something of a cliché,[39] and has seen usage across the nation with regard to rankings both serious[34] and trivial,[40][41] and the underlying logic has been extrapolated to other states and even countries.[42] The growing notoriety of the phrase has led some Mississippians themselves to despise the saying, not because it is false, but because it rings true and puts their state in a bad light. The phrase has also been used as an attempt to rally Mississippians towards making change.

Make America Great Again?

https://www.cbssports.com/mlb/news/mlb-legend-reggie-jackson-opens-up-on-returning-to-birminghams-rickwood-field-coming-back-here-is-not-easy/ Jackson then shared the unvarnished truth about how he would often be called racial slurs and denied service by workers at restaurants and hotels. Additionally, Jackson noted how important it was to him that his manager and team had his back. "Fortunately, I had a manager, in Johnny McNamara, that … if I couldn't eat in the place, nobody would eat. We would get food to travel. If I couldn't stay in a hotel, they'd drive to the next hotel and find a place where I could stay," Jackson recalled. "Had it not been for Rollie Fingers, Johnny McNamara, Dave Duncan, Joe and Sharon Rudi … I slept on their couch three, four nights a week for about a month and a half. Finally, they were threatened that they would burn our apartment complex down unless I got out." Jackson concluded by saying that without McNamara and his teammates, that he would've never made it out of Birmingham alive. "I would've [gotten] killed here, because I would've beat someone's [butt]." It was a sobering recollection of memories from throughout Jackson's career. The Hall of Fame talent didn't hold back when discussing the truth of what he endured over his playing career, and it is well worth the listen as MLB celebrates the legacy of Mays and of Rickwood Field as a whole.

It use to be that way. Massachusetts had an established religion up through the 1820's, I believe, but with the 14th Amendment, the Bill of Rights, which begins, "CONGRESS shall make no law..." was attached to the states, so all those basic rights, including freedom from religion, were enforceable on the states. That's why the states have to provide a lawyer for all criminal defendants

What is your point? The Ten Commandments will somehow reverse the negative effects of the gun cultures that has grown so dramatically in the last few decades?

Ya, never had shootings in the world before. How stupid

If you are seriously saying Biden lies on a scale anything like Trump, that's a lie

MAGA don't understand

Well, Trump violates that one almost every single time he speaks, so no real equivalency there. Not even close

I'd have no problem studying the Ten Commandments in history class, fine. But should we also teach how the Puritans hated Christmas?

The world is doing fine. What problem do you MAGA nuts want to solve by posting a set of rules your leader pisses all over. Trump violates all those rules, yet you vote for him. MAGA is such a joke

Clearly. Kind of funny that Trump supporters support this AND Trump, who sh its all over a bunch of the commandments, but that's who they are https://apnews.com/article/louisiana-ten-commandments-displayed-classrooms-571a2447906f7bbd5a166d53db005a62 BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) — Louisiana has become the first state to require that the Ten Commandments be displayed in every public school classroom, the latest move from a GOP-dominated Legislature pushing a conservative agenda under a new governor. The legislation that Republican Gov. Jeff Landry signed into law on Wednesday requires a poster-sized display of the Ten Commandments in “large, easily readable font” in all public classrooms, from kindergarten to state-funded universities. “If you want to respect the rule of law, you’ve got to start from the original lawgiver, which was Moses” who got the commandments from God, Landry said. Opponents questioned the law’s constitutionality and vowed to challenge it in court. Proponents said the measure is not solely religious, but that it has historical significance. In the language of the law, the Ten Commandments are “foundational documents of our state and national government.” Advertisement

Surprised you are not calling for pardons of the Rosenbergs, oh that's right, they were Jewish, i forgot

Afraid to back up your stupid bull sh it? You are so MAGA 🤣

Sounds like Trump's stupid wall! ha ha

Celebrating an execution? Oh, they were Jewish! I get it now

No one takes you seriously, nor should they. Who "discovered" it was a leak from a lab? Where did the original story come from and how was it circulated? That might help you understand, don't you think?

When you burn all the credulity you have on conspiracy theories, people will tend to roll their eyes at you. What in the world makes you think MAGA and their yammering mouthpieces should be trusted with anything they say? Sh it usually smells bad, right?

Damn, didn't take lone for B-man to politicize this topic! First post!!

You sure seem to be supporting him now. Hard to square your following Ward Carrol and then talking about how bad Biden supposidly is, but never criticizing Trump on policy. Strange You obviously want Trump to win. But why?

Glory to freedom!