I must say your trolling is entertaining, though it’s a bit too on the nose. Though maybe that’s the point
You do know that wind and solar are the devil way ? Oil is made in heaven by Jesus, you are a demon
I read somewhere that around 60 per cent of our taxes go directly to (((them))) in different ways, can’t remember the sauce but it was tots legit
How dare you tell the truth !!!! This is not what we do here you demon !
Gems
So it is impossible that this is not in fact a show? That is the only rational interpretation of the totality of the data?
Under what circumstances would you conclude that you were wrong? What specific thing or sets of things would falsify your claims?
Don’t be silly. The military is going to save the day. Eventually. We just need to wait. And enjoy the show. No matter how horrifying the show is.
Wait. And enjoy it. Because eventually something will happen. Because it’s impossible that things other than what we want will turn out to be the case.
Thanks for calling me childish
You want to be able to force your preferences on other people on their property. That’s childish. No masks, no service is no different to no shoes, no shirt, no service.
However have any of these cases went to trial yet? Have you tried any cases yourself? That’s a pretty bold statement seeing as you have no data only opinion to back up your responses.
What? Which cases? Gone to trial for what? There is no general right to religious freedom in private establishments. Can you even cite the statutory basis for such a lawsuit?
I’m a lawyer. None of those establishments are generally forced to allow non-masked patrons for religious reasons.
I am here because I am committed to liberty, including the liberty of private establishments to refuse service for whatever reasons they might choose, whether or not those reasons are intelligent or not. Masks are stupid, but this idea that you have the right to do whatever you feel like on other folks’ property is childish at best.
Legal pursuant to what? “Under attack” in what sense?
The electors appointed by the states met and chose a president. There’s nothing in the constitution or statute law that makes it legal for the military to ignore the courts and the president chosen by the electorate college in order to take matters into their own hands.
That doesn’t mean that it might not make sense under certain circumstances, but it certainly wouldn’t be legal.