by BQnita
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Gaunt 4 points ago +4 / -0

Wait: claiming there is no isolated coronavirus is fine, but are you now claiming there are no viruses, at all?

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Gaunt 1 point ago +5 / -4

So, not disagreeing on principle, but your initial claim is false. Mutations of a virus can make it more or less lethal, or not change its lethality.

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Gaunt 2 points ago +2 / -0

I don’t quite understand the first part you are making.

Just for clarity, are you claiming that man cannot significantly damage or deplete the planet in any meaningful way, because God designed it to serve man?

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Gaunt 1 point ago +1 / -0

Really? Seriously?

Because Trump and his people have made an awful lot of accusations, many of them in court, and rarely if ever can prove any of them.

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Gaunt -3 points ago +1 / -4

“Merely hosting speech by others is not a traditional, exclusive public function and does not alone transform private entities into state actors subject to First Amendment constraints. Providing some kind of forum for speech is not an activity that only governmental entities have traditionally performed. Therefore, a private entity who provides a forum for speech is not transformed by that fact alone into a state actor."

SCOTUS Judge Brett Kavanaugh, Trump appointee.

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Gaunt -3 points ago +1 / -4

If you can actually prove they are operating as an agent of the government, then you might have a weak argument. But you can’t base a lawsuit on an undemonstrated conspiracy theory.

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Gaunt 1 point ago +1 / -0

Really.

Let’s just repeat what you said for everyone to hear, just so there is no confusion:

“Any corporation that is socially or financially backed by government, especially behind closed doors, is no longer eligible for the liberties of private entities.”

Please tell me how that statement is not absolutely, definitional, clearly communism. I mean actual literal communism.

Are you, a conservative, seriously claiming that no corporation with any financial or cultural backing from the government is eligible for the protections of private industry? Really?

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Gaunt -2 points ago +1 / -3

Yes, free-speech is in the constitution. why don’t you go and read exactly what the constitution has to say about free speech. then please comment here, and be specific, on exactly where it says you can dictate the actions of a private entity, or compel a private entity to give specific individuals a voice.

I would appreciate it if you would cite the specific clause from the constitution, since you referenced it.

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Gaunt 1 point ago +1 / -0

Sad but true. I find it’s so depressing when people identify as Trump supporters more than conservatives and are willing to trod all over traditional conservative values in their love of a single political leader

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Gaunt -3 points ago +1 / -4

I know exactly what the lawsuit is about having read it, and it has no basis whatsoever in reality. By the way, please tell me how old my account is and be specific.

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Gaunt -2 points ago +1 / -3

Yes, and everyone on the right and every honest conservative was out raged by the left trying to force a private industry Who they could and could not serve.

And so they should have been. But now suddenly some people here are in favor of the government imposing it’s political will on private industry because it’s no longer about gays but affects Trump?

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Gaunt 0 points ago +1 / -1

Yes they are powerful, and huge. And yes that is a problem. But so are hundreds of massive companies who have near monopolies or cartels in industries. Break them up, make them smaller, works for me.

But don’t start dictating to private industry who they can and cannot serve.

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Gaunt -2 points ago +1 / -3

No disagreement there, but then go after them for anti-trust and antimonopoly violations.

That is irrelevant to their rights as a private industry in the United States.

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Gaunt -3 points ago +1 / -4

Again, being it is irrelevant to their status as a private company. Would you except that argument if the left government tried to tell oil companies who they could and could not sell to, because they are publicly traded companies?

The fact that these companies are too big is indeed a problem and should be addressed under anti-trust and antimonopoly rules but it is irrelevant to their authority and rights as a private company.

Has a private company in America they have rules which they are public about and open with and if you break them they are removed.

The government should not be dictating to private companies who they can and cannot serve. you don’t get to only have conservative values when it is convenient and affects the left.

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Gaunt -1 points ago +1 / -2

Do you have any evidence politicians are telling them what to censor?

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Gaunt -1 points ago +1 / -2

So… wait… according to you, any company that sells stock is no longer a private business?

So you support the government forcing private business to serve who the government wants them to?

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Gaunt -9 points ago +2 / -11

Look, Zuck is cancer fine, and he needs to be investigated for Anti-monopoly practices and a host of other things.

But in this specific case, Trump is in the wrong. You cannot force a private business to serve you if they do not want to, and the president of suing a private business for not serving you is awful. Do you really want the government or the courts forcing private business to serve people they choose not to?

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Gaunt -12 points ago +1 / -13

Sorry, disagree with you here. Facebook is a private business, and can serve who and when it likes. Do we really want the government or the courts forcing private business to serve people they don’t wish to?

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Gaunt 0 points ago +1 / -1

What about, say, spouses of elected leaders?

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Gaunt 0 points ago +1 / -1

I didn’t agree at all. You were wrong.

Exactly like the child of a US parent born abroad, they are ELIGIBLE for citizenship. But they need to apply, actually go to Israel and live there, and go through a lengthy process. It is not automatic. Yes, as in the US example above it is rarely denied, but certainly not never. Most famously, it was denied to Meyer Lansky.

Don’t claim you ‘know’ the process when your initial statement above was flat-out factually wrong.

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Gaunt 0 points ago +1 / -1

No, they aren’t.

Any Jew has the right to CLAIM Israeli Citizenship, through a process. They still have to actually choose to claim it, snd ho through said process.

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