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President Biden pardons his son Hunter Biden
(www.nbcnews.com)
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I guess I don't think that we should politically assassinate people...
Anywhere, or just US politicians?
I'm personally pretty upset at all of the assassinations the the CIA has attempted/committed in my name, so yeah, I think anywhere.
You know they work, though, right?
You think there’s any realistic path to reform that all the corrupt live through?
What kind of "reform" are you talking about? I think most reforms happen via a legislative process.
Then you must not be a student of history.
We were talking about codifying abortion, not land reform stretching back to the fertile crescent. We have norms about how we change policy in the US today, and you do it through a legislative/political process. We can dislike that process, but I don't think disliking a process warrants contemplating murder lol.
That’s the fiction we’re sold, but the reality is lobbyists buy whatever legislation they want, and what the people wants does not impact legislation.
https://act.represent.us/sign/problempoll-fba
Let me know when the CIA starts pushing for regime change through the legislative process.
And this is your reason why Biden could have restored abortion? Just trying to make sure I'm following how this connects to the original point.
Yeah, you’re really not following the conversation. Maybe go back and read it again.
But stacking the court is less spectacular.
Yeah, there was a point in time where I wanted Biden to stack the court, but if Biden stacked the court, then Trump would just stack it again. It would be a real short term fix.
So we don't even try to do anything good, because someone else could undo it? Make them work, they won't always succeed.