The Supreme Court’s immunity ruling in Trump v. United States is not a serious opinion for a serious democracy. It’s a dereliction of duty.

Could it please happen before Christmas? I've got plans

I'm sure you will, but just wanted to say: shout if you need boosts and positive energy. I'm of the belief this is a place where we are, predominantly, for each other.

Obviously I can't speak to your exact situation but the perverse justification I've seen far too often is "if we don't denounce (aka attack) X group then those people will go to hell, so we must attack them and they'll either change and be saved or well know they're sent by Satan"

That's awful. I'm sorry your community is getting destroyed by hate dressed up as compassion.

Yeah, as a child of Catholic parents who after lapsing found non-denominational Christianity in later life, I find it /really/ hard to conceive of any genuine reason to convert /to/ Catholicism other than wanting permission to start hating on other groups. It's really uncommon outside of America.

"you see, we need to make it so anyone can see your child at all times /for their protection/ - how can we keep them safe without constant, total observation? Oh, also small government is a thing we support."

"Britain knows Socialism doesn't work" Do we? I mean, have we ever actually tried it? Or is this just "everyone I know is bigly into capitalism" energy?

The ChrisNats worship a trinity of Money, Power and Control. God was sidelined decades ago.

The guy who wouldn't let either of them back in