Content-Mechanic2773

I believe in the teaching and truth of L. Ron Hubbard, but I am not affiliated with the Church of Scientology

Hypothetically, if I met a SEAL and called him a pussy to his face, would that be a crime?

I saw this tweet and thought it was interesting:

I tried imagining what this site would be like if pro-life protesters began deploying the tactics of anti-ICE protesters—e.g., blocking the cars of doctors, harassing them outside work, etc.—and I got so thoroughly irritated (and mildly depressed) that I abandoned the exercise.

https://x.com/Legal_Fil/status/2011230745574920446

This question is for people who are 1. Pro-life and 2. Liberal. If you are not both of these, please do not weigh in

I can see why a lot of people enjoy the show. The story is dramatic and suspenseful. Marshall, Copano and Harrington are all interesting characters. The animation when people take the mushroom is interesting. The humour doesnt detract from the seriousness of the narrative and Mike Judge is great (as usual).

However, the idea that pharmaceutical companies are deliberately keeping people sick to profit is a common trope of the anti-vax movement. With RFK as the health secretary, now is more important than ever to quash these false naratives, not give them any air to breathe, and certainly not platform them.

It make me really sad to say becuase the show is great, but Adult Swim should just ca

I’ve been seeing alot of posts online painting ICE agents as villains, and it feels like a huge oversimplifcation of reality. Most people working in ICE are just public servants doing a hard, thankless job, following the law as it currently exists, whether they agree with it or not.

You can think immigration policy needs reform and still understand that individual agents aren’t the ones writing those policies. Congress does that. Presidents sign them. Blaming frontline workers for big systemic political failures just doesn’t really make sense, and feels unfair alot of the time.

It’s also wrong to judge an entire group of people because of the actions of a minority. We say this in almost ev