Hellinabucket

Yeah, I dunno why people act like project 25 is some crazy new scheme they cooked up. This is part of their standard play book.

Yeah, like most cults it doesn't seem like it's so bad on the surface, but once you start digging deeper into it things very quickly go off the rails.

The nation of Islam is not without fault of it's own though, none that justified the actions of the state, but still not exactly a beacon of morality.

Honestly I always felt it came from having to flee a communist dictatorship and developing a fear of anything that even remotely resembled socialist ideals for fear that it'd happen again.

Cuban Americans are fucking weird man. I've never met people so against immigration as my father's side of the family, who are all here because they immigrated from Cuba in the 60s.

How is taking the right to fight it in state court away pro state rights?

So you're just going to completely misread an article and make an ass of yourself and not even own up to it?

I think state rights should mean that a state has the ability the challenge the laws that govern it. This bill specifically has wording to prevent that, it's the entire reason this article was posted. Please explain to me how stripping a states population of its rights to challenge a bill that governs them is suppose to be for their rights?

It's only state rights in the senses that it's eroding them.

You also have to look at the statistics for rate of smoking in austistic vs non austistic people because people with autism are more likely have children with autism.

You can still afford pitchforks?