The bastards appointed to the SU'preme Court really outdid themselves yesterday. But wanted to keep their hands clean, because that is what they do... they deferred a decision back to congress to change and decide. Doesn't that sound 'judicial''. Trusting the current Congress to decide anything as vital to the sysem as the voting rights act. Thjese people need to get their act together.
The voting rights act was a huge acheivement in American history to ensure there would be no more supression, and that every....EVERY... citizen had a right to vote. That's what democracy is supposedly about... as some #Greek explained it to me, because, you know, they invented democracy in Athens, thanks to philosphers or somethin':
So the idea that Americans invented it is pretta funny becaquse, errm, there are documents that pretty much tell us it was a Greek invention, although the West seems not to like them at the moment. along with a lot of other people..
Having followed eh last election closely in teh news, the attempts at keeping certain minorities from voting was very prominent and angrifying. But the Supremes seemingly live in a rarified atsmosphere... when some of them aren't beeing seen with the Koch Brothers or others of that ilk, but they have the chamring knowledge that they are above what they decide and SEEMINGLY stay at home but a few get found having attended weekends with the Koch 'Bros, those hideous but obscenely wealthy twins... almost...
I'm old enough to remember fifty years ago. I remember very well. Thoday the Bush appointees to the Supreme #Court killed democracy and equal voting rights. Tomorrow, they might grant gay marriage rights... fucking DOMA., which was a Clonton fist up the ass to all gaa 'Americqans might be rescinded, and all teh hurt will go away. They would think.
I'll say right now: if they repeal #DOMA and overturn Prop 8 tomorrow, it will be a huge victory for the lgbt communitsy, but a hollow one.... because we just witnessed.... they took equal voting rights away afer fifty years. 'And that should override every other thing.
The citizen's united case was the most scandalous diecision in decades. Yesterday, they topped themselves....Bravo! BRAVO! BRAVOOOOO!
Fuckwads.
The voting rights act was a huge acheivement in American history to ensure there would be no more supression, and that every....EVERY... citizen had a right to vote. That's what democracy is supposedly about... as some #Greek explained it to me, because, you know, they invented democracy in Athens, thanks to philosphers or somethin':
So the idea that Americans invented it is pretta funny becaquse, errm, there are documents that pretty much tell us it was a Greek invention, although the West seems not to like them at the moment. along with a lot of other people..
Having followed eh last election closely in teh news, the attempts at keeping certain minorities from voting was very prominent and angrifying. But the Supremes seemingly live in a rarified atsmosphere... when some of them aren't beeing seen with the Koch Brothers or others of that ilk, but they have the chamring knowledge that they are above what they decide and SEEMINGLY stay at home but a few get found having attended weekends with the Koch 'Bros, those hideous but obscenely wealthy twins... almost...
I'm old enough to remember fifty years ago. I remember very well. Thoday the Bush appointees to the Supreme #Court killed democracy and equal voting rights. Tomorrow, they might grant gay marriage rights... fucking DOMA., which was a Clonton fist up the ass to all gaa 'Americqans might be rescinded, and all teh hurt will go away. They would think.
I'll say right now: if they repeal #DOMA and overturn Prop 8 tomorrow, it will be a huge victory for the lgbt communitsy, but a hollow one.... because we just witnessed.... they took equal voting rights away afer fifty years. 'And that should override every other thing.
The citizen's united case was the most scandalous diecision in decades. Yesterday, they topped themselves....Bravo! BRAVO! BRAVOOOOO!
Fuckwads.
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