The Trump Presidency

[Dolemite]

Seriously, this is the fucking President of the United States doing this.

[Drewbacca]

That speech was gold, Jerry.

[Frogacuda]

Except in this episode, the Road Runner is headed off a cliff.

And the coyote follows him off. Have you never seen a Road runner cartoon?

[Calliander]

Freedom of religion is also an actual right, as opposed to abortion, gay marriage, being a pothead, etc.

And in a cruel evolution of necessity, it shouldn't be while the others should.

[Yoshi]

Thus far? Hubris and utter incompetence, the same reason why they still can't pass healthcare after a decade and dozens of practice attempts in the House.

Got it. So despite a decade and dozens of attempts at healthcare, they haven't even introduced bills about the issues you mentioned, even though you claim there is RNC support and an agenda being pushed. Seems logical.

My point is that there is a zealous protection of everything religious but not of healthcare. Somehow, one is vital to protect but not the other. Any idiot can start a church and get exemption but for some reason, a person's healthcare has to be something we need to evaluate at the state level and put all kinds of criteria to pass. There's a interesting lack of consistency to the logic applied. It's 2017, for fuck's sake. It's about time 'Murica made healthcare a priority and not a political football.

It's almost as if one of those things is a Constitutional right that has been upheld over and over by SCOTUS, and the other isn't and was only upheld because it was a tax.

Abortion and gay marriage aren't a right? That's news.

I'm sure it is... to you.

[Yoshi]

And in a cruel evolution of necessity, it shouldn't be while the others should.

I'm not sure how you separate speech and assembly from religion, so it most certainly should be.

[Calliander]

I'm not sure how you separate speech and assembly from religion, so it most certainly should be.

Believe dumb things, get persecuted.

But I understand that's just how I separate it, not anyone else.

[Joust Williams]

Got it. So despite a decade and dozens of attempts at healthcare, they haven't even introduced bills about the issues you mentioned, even though you claim there is RNC support and an agenda being pushed

Well, they can't complain about Obamacare for years and years and then do nothing. So do they like it? Or do they hate it but they're scared they lose their jobs by passing something no one likes? Because right now, it seems like they'd like to push their agenda but they can't because it sucks.

[Yoshi]

Believe dumb things, get persecuted.

I hope that applies to raising the minimum wage.

Well, they can't complain about Obamacare for years and years and then do nothing. So do they like it? Or do they hate it but they're scared they lose their jobs by passing something no one likes? Because right now, it seems like they'd like to push their agenda but they can't because it sucks.

I thought you were capable of making a better argument than Melf, especially since that doesn't take much.

How do you equate having very public votes on Obamacare and not even introducing a bill on Melf's issues? The facts are that those agendas are being pushed at the state level, where they belong, which is exactly where this pathetic debate started.

edit: I'm also not sure how the opposite of "do whatever you want and get somebody else to pay for it" is what sucks.

[kedawa]

Religion, especially Islam, is seditious. Those are grounds for limiting free speech, are they not?