The GOP are fascists who hate our form of government (democracy)

[luisHK]

they always out themselves when faced w/opposing viewpoints:

My first point was that rules allowing people to run over demonstrators blocking the road were fine, didn t really out anything after that, u and Ninefeetunder look like u enjoy stroking each other cock with nonsense. Have at it, through internet u don t even risk catching covid, safe even for the most cowards of u.

 

[luisHK]

Name any "abusive rule" I've posted I support. Be specific. Again, I live in Canada a country far more advanced then Spain is. It's laughable when you get on your rants about Canada.

Duh, u ve had me on ignore for months, first time I see ur posts in that time. U've supported locking people, closing businesses, forcing people to wear facemasks. Plus hoping Spain cracks down heavily on me and people alike for not following many of those abusive rule in the middle of this... pandemic. Well, they didn't crack down much on anything in Madrid over the last few months, many covid rules were window dressing since last summer, to appease central government and panicking anti individual freedom scumbags u are way too familiar with.
Seeing the crap u post hasn't improved much, u can go back raving about how Canada is a success ( while its covid related policies are viewed by many as an utter disaster, and a good reason Isabel Diaz Ayuso was reelected so widely in Madrid, we don't want that insanity here anymore) without me reading ur posts. Not missing your diarrhea

 

[Cuddles]

My first point was that rules allowing people to run over demonstrators blocking the road were fine, didn t really out anything after that, u and Ninefeetunder look like u enjoy stroking each other cock with nonsense. Have at it, through internet u don t even risk catching covid, safe even for the most cowards of u.

Have fun calling in Guernica-like bomb raids from your "leftist" allies onto actual leftists Caudillo.

 

[Nine_Ender]

Duh, u ve had me on ignore for months, first time I see ur posts in that time. U've supported locking people, closing businesses, forcing people to wear facemasks.
Seeing the crap u post hasn't improved much, u can go back raving about how Canada is a success ( while its covid related policies are viewed by many as an utter disaster, and a good reason Isabel Diaz Ayuso was reelected so widely in Madrid, we don't want that insanity here anymore) without me reading ur posts. Not missing your diarrhea

Ignorant fucks like you view Canada's Covid experience as an "utter disaster". Reality says otherwise. On pretty much every measure other then the vaccine rollout which we have now surpassed the majority of the planet on. That's the problem some of you diks have really is you think if you state something on the internet that makes it real. And it doesn't. Your vision of what life in Canada is like is a big joke.

 

[luisHK]

Ignorant fucks like you view Canada's Covid experience as an "utter disaster". Reality says otherwise. On pretty much every measure other then the vaccine rollout which we have now surpassed the majority of the planet on. That's the problem some of you diks have really is you think if you state something on the internet that makes it real. And it doesn't. Your vision of what life in Canada is like is a big joke.

Yeah ? Tell that to the canadians outraged by the lockdown there... they are quite instrumental in sharing the news from that totalitarian shithole.
But I see u still largely aprove the restrictions and the enforcement. Nice, one can expect shitheads like u to follow whatever their government tells them, no matter how disturbing, while raising the flag with pride. Worked fine in Germany.

 

[Cuddles]

https://apnews.com/article/donald-t...and-politics-12a00992b079678e0804c7bf1c696b2f
Texas GOP’s new voting restrictions on verge of approval

AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — Republicans in the Texas Senate muscled one of the most restrictive new voting laws in the U.S. to the cusp of the governor’s desk early Sunday, approving fewer ways to cast a ballot and more criminal penalties after rushing the bill to the floor in the middle of the night.

The sweeping measure, known as Senate Bill 7, passed along party lines around 6 a.m. after eight hours of questioning by Democrats, who have virtually no path to stop it from becoming law. But the bill must still clear a final vote in the Texas House later Sunday in order to reach Republican Gov. Greg Abbott, who is expected to sign it.

“I have grave concerns about a bill that was crafted in the shadows and passed late at night,” said Democratic state Sen. Beverly Powell.

Under revisions during closed-door negotiations, Republicans added language that could make it easier for a judge to overturn an election and pushed back the start of Sunday voting, when many Black churchgoers head to the polls. The 67-page measure would also eliminate drive-thru voting and 24-hour polling centers, both of which Harris County, the state’s largest Democratic stronghold, introduced last year.

Texas is the last big battleground in the GOP’s nationwide efforts to tighten voting laws, driven by former President Donald Trump’s false claims that the 2020 election was stolen from him. Georgia and Florida have also passed new voting restrictions, and President Joe Biden on Saturday unfavorably compared Texas’ bill to election changes in those states as “an assault on democracy.”

The vote in the Texas Senate came just a short time after a final version of the bill had been made public Saturday. Around midnight, Republicans wielded their majority to suspend rules that would normally prohibit taking a vote on a bill that had not been posted for 24 hours, which Democrats protested as a breach of protocol that denied them and the public time to review the language first.

The bill would newly empower partisan poll watchers by allowing them more access inside polling places and threatening criminal penalties against elections officials who restrict their movement. Republicans originally proposed giving poll watchers the right to take photos, but that language was removed from the final bill that lawmakers were set to vote on this weekend.

Another new provision could also make it easier to overturn an election in Texas, allowing for a judge to void an outcome if the number of fraudulent votes cast could change the result, regardless of whether it was proved that fraud affected the outcome.

Election officials would also face new criminal penalties, including felony charges for sending mail voting applications to people who did not request one. The Texas District and County Attorneys Association tweeted that it had counted in the bill at least 16 new, expanded or enhanced crimes related to elections.

GOP legislators are also moving to prohibit Sunday voting before 1 p.m., which critics called an attack on what is commonly known as “souls to the polls” — a get-out-the-vote campaign used by Black church congregations nationwide. The idea traces back to the civil rights movement. Democratic state Rep. Nicole Collier, chairwoman of the Texas Legislative Black Caucus, said the change is “going to disengage, disenfranchise those who use the souls to the polls opportunity.”

Pressed on the Senate floor over why Sunday voting couldn’t begin sooner, Republican Sen. Bryan Hughes said, “Election workers want to go to church, too.”

Collier was one of three Democrats picked to negotiate the final version, none of whom signed their name to it. She said she saw a draft of the bill around 11 p.m. Friday — which was different than one she had received earlier that day — and was asked for her signature the next morning.

Major corporations, including Texas-based American Airlines and Dell, have warned that the measures could harm democracy and the economic climate. But Republicans shrugged off their objections, and in some cases, ripped business leaders for speaking out.

Texas already has some of the country’s tightest voting restrictions and is regularly cited by nonpartisan groups as a state where it is especially hard to vote. It was one of the few states that did not make it easier to vote by mail during the pandemic.

The top Republican negotiators, Hughes and state Rep. Briscoe Cain, called the bill “one of the most comprehensive and sensible election reform bills” in Texas’ history.

“Even as the national media minimizes the importance of election integrity, the Texas Legislature has not bent to headlines or corporate virtue signaling,” they said in a joint statement.

Since Trump’s defeat, at least 14 states have enacted more restrictive voting laws, according to the New York-based Brennan Center for Justice. It has also counted nearly 400 bills filed this year nationwide that would restrict voting.

Republican lawmakers in Texas have insisted that the changes are not a response to Trump’s false claims of widespread fraud but are needed to restore confidence in the voting process. But doubts about the election’s outcome have been fanned by some of the state’s top GOP leaders, including Attorney General Ken Paxton, who led a failed lawsuit at the U.S. Supreme Court to try to overturn the election.

Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick, who chaired Trump’s presidential campaign in Texas, offered a $1 million reward to anyone who could produce evidence of voter fraud. Nonpartisan investigations of previous elections have found that voter fraud is exceedingly rare. State officials from both parties, including in Texas, as well as international observers have also said the 2020 election went well.

TexasProud right now:

 

[Cuddles]

TexasProud right now:

 

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[Cuddles]

 

[piezoe]

The Republicans will have an easy time screwing things up and making the Democrats look like fools unless the two certified fools , Manchin and Sinema, are willing to risk their seats to save democracy. That would take far more courage than either of them seem capable of.

Meanwhile the Republican marauders have figured out a way to succeed, despite being in the minority, by fixing first the only thing that can stop them, The Court, and then changing the rules of the game. They found their useful idiot and are making brilliant use of him to take over the nation.