> It’s a clown show with people dressing up for fun and entertainment, nothing more, nothing less.

So a KKK march is just people that like wrapping themselves in sheets and walking for exercise? Nothing more, nothing less?

> Anyone with two working brain cells supports equal rights for the citizens of this country and ALL its states; regardless who the people are, regardless what they do.

Equal rights means that when you create laws and policy you strip away all the differences such as race, gender, sexual preferences, etc.

The cult of intersectionality does the complete opposite.

> Oh look a Republican

Now replace Republican with a race every time a crime is committed and your post would fit in well on r/stormfront.

Lumping people into groups and attacking them is what only low IQ people do. Especially when the attack is not based on reality.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_American_state_and_local_politicians_convicted_of_crimes

A quick sampling of convinctions in the last 3 years reveals 16 Republicans and 34 Democrats.

> them forcing their dark age fairy tale values on others

That's not what's happening. It's a school board elected in a democratic election. The school board by definition represents what the majority of parents in the school district wants.

I guess you are one of those "progressives" that likes democracy only when it does what you want.

> Y'All Qaeda trash at it again.

Is this what Reddit is about?

Get fake outraged about shit that doesn't concern you in any way, throw some insults and slurs at some abstract group of people, and then get upvotes?

> College hasn't been about higher learning for a long time now.

You are projecting.

Like everything else, college is what you yourself decide it to be.

You can play sports, you can drink 24/7, or you can study hard.

> What i am saying is simply statistical.

You are on Reddit.

If 2+2=4 could somehow be interpreted as anti-agenda, you would be down voted.

Reddit is where dumb people come to confirm their biases.

> They know who they have money for.

They don't.

There is no tie between a name and a physical person. Unlike a social security number. Names are not unique. And even if they were, there is no definitive database of addresses where checks can be sent.

> automatically write a check

What address are they writing on the envelope for the check?

> Comcast owes me like $300 from some kind of settlement from a decade or so ago, but I can’t get the money because I don’t have a copy of my lease from back then.

Maybe the address of the Comcast contract?

Chief Diversity Officer and that whole office?

You see, your rant is precisely why a lot of people don't want to believe anything nowadays.

Even when the lies and frauds are exposed, the perpetrators double down.

> And I’m not sure you can call it a fraud

I'm sorry, what?

> Steele, a former head of the Russia Desk for British intelligence (MI6), was writing the report for the private investigative firm Fusion GPS, who were paid by Hillary Clinton's campaign and the Democratic National Committee (DNC).

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steele_dossier

> Collusion was not proven.

Right. Even though unlimited amounts of money and political power were thrown at it. It was a very big fraud that went on for a very long time. And then everyone wonders why some people are distrustful of the election process.

> The trump Russian collusion wasn’t made made up either. We have a republican-led senate Intel committee report that confirmed that Russia meddled in 2016….

So did Russia meddle? Or Trump colluded with them?

Big difference there.

You don't understand much about human psychology. When you see a lot of things being rigged, then you assume everything is.

• Was Bernie knocked out of the running by the DNC?
• Was Trump-Russian collusion completely made up?
• Did COVID come from a Chinese virology lab?

Many years of proven lies tends to make people not believe anything. Especially when it is the liar speaking.

> But he didn’t lose, it was stolen! /s

Just like Bernie's nomination in the Democratic primaries.

> This article is terrible lol

Did you just say that about CNN on Reddit?

> I am convinced there is an evil backer paying extremists to run for office in PA.

It's no secret that Democrats paid for the last Mastriano run for office.

https://www.cnn.com/2022/11/09/politics/democrats-strategy-paid-off-midterms/index.html

> During the 2022 primary season, Democrats actively meddled in a number of Republican races – hoping to boost GOP candidates who they viewed as too extreme (especially on the issue of election denialism) to win general elections. All told, Democrats spent millions of dollars interfering in Republican primaries for Senate, House and governor around the country.

Are you saying all those Democrat voters are stupid if they voted for DINO's?

We had a Democrat President, Democrat House and Democrat Senate for 2 years straight.

They could have removed weed from schedule 1 drug list, which would have automatically fixed a lot of PA issues with weed use since the laws just reference federal schedule 1 drug list.

This illegal alien individual was admitted for 69 days and counting.

That's almost $200,000 if you take the average cost of a hospital bed per day.

They are not paying for any it either. People that pay health insurance will pay for it with higher medical cost and higher insurance premiums.

> On Dec. 29, 2022, a 46-year-old Dominican mother of two was admitted to Lehigh Valley Network’s Cedar Crest hospital

> that’s in place now

I think you missed the part about the illegal alien being at the center of this case. And how millions more are coming across the border right now. It's not sustainable.

You can either have open borders, or a robust social safety net. Not both.

It was a non-profit hospital and existed since 1850's.

> They can pay for it then bill them later and figure it out.

So hoping that illegal aliens pay hospital bills is your strategy for keeping the medical system in financial solvency?

Good luck with that.

If a hospital provides free healthcare to non-paying patients, then the paying patients pick up the large bill for all.

A hospital doesn't print money. And what happens when you have too many non-paying patients?

> Hahnemann Hospital, which once served the city’s poorest patients, closed in September 2019. The hospital had been suffering millions of dollars in losses a month