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Grace T. said:
Wow reading comprehension. Clearly he never taught you to read in detail. Don't know how you ever got through law school. I never said he was my mentor. If anything I vehemently disagreed with a good portion of what he said, particularly when it came to the Commerce clause stuff. The question asked was who did I study under. I answered, among others. From the references you can figure out where I went to law school. And for the record, a court just sustained my argument with an injunction. Where'd you go again? Who'd you study with?
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So you are a non-practicer. Don’t worry, I too look back fondly on those heady days of law school, especially the tense intellectual discussions about the breadth and limits of the commerce clause. If only I could have one more evening by Larry T’s fireside debating whether one state can prohibit raw milk carriers from crossing state lines. But unfortunately, the past is the past regardless of how much I try to define myself by my law professors. Like people here claim, I’m now just a lowly homeless person (patriot really) using the computer at a WA state public library, although I was forced to temporarily migrate out of the CHAZ zone.
 
MicPaPa said:
Your position is flawed and prejudiced...it's more like an opinion which you are entitled to in our Country...the greatest in the world actually, where folks of all races risk their life and limb, and those of their loved ones, to come to.

The American Dream...maybe spend a little more time focusing on what you have...rather than what you have not. I would love to teach a class at your school.
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No, you are full of shit because your statement is conclusory? I would love to hear how my position is flawed and prejudiced. How can you teach kids, if you can’t support your weak ass conclusions?
 
EOTL said:
So you are a non-practicer. Don’t worry, I too look back fondly on those heady days of law school, especially the tense intellectual discussions about the breadth and limits of the commerce clause. If only I could have one more evening by Larry T’s fireside debating whether one state can prohibit raw milk carriers from crossing state lines. But unfortunately, the past is the past regardless of how much I try to define myself by my law professors. Like people here claim, I’m now just a lowly homeless person (patriot really) using the computer at a WA state public library, although I was forced to temporarily migrate out of the CHAZ zone.
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:D
 
The Outlaw said:
Police don't kill you unless you're a stupid criminal.

The only people that have to pay for an ambulance are those that work and have something to lose. The rest just ignore the bill and get away with it.
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All that shit your talking and I bet you’re a trust fund kid. How much did you inherit buddy?
 
Grace T. said:
Social Justice 123
I want to be PC!
It's just the way for me to be...and you!
Your hateful slurs are through.
I call woo woo on you
we'll fight you til your PC black and blue.
We are language police. Fighting bigotry!
Your hateful words can suck our t--ds cause it's PC for me....and You!

Yeah I know. Too clever by a half. It will go over your head.
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It must hurt that you idol worship (or is it worshipped now?) a dude who knows I’m a patriot.
 
Soccermaverick said:
It is not good enough to practice the golden rule...you must work at your implicit bias...

Anti-racism includes beliefs, actions, movements, and policies adopted or developed to oppose racism.

"Anti-racism can be defined as some form of focused and sustained action, which includes inter-cultural, inter-faith, multi-lingual and inter-abled (i.e. differently abled) communities with the intent to change a system or an institutional policy, practice, or procedure which has racist effects."[1]

Get this book to educate yourself...

This Book Is Anti-Racist: 20 Lessons on How to Wake Up, Take Action, and Do The Work https://www.amazon.com/dp/0711245215/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_2CJ9EbX53Y4PV
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I don’t need to read a book to know right from wrong, not be a shit-bag person, and what it is to do the right thing. I’m sure it’s an interesting read. As far as implicit bias...Politics anyone???? Everyone has it, will always have it, it’s a product of our life, experiences, relationships, etc. You are presenting bias in your post. All groups have bias and prejudice against others, just look at this conversation, look at this board...everyone of us has prejudice against something...we all have feelings, thoughts and beliefs. But we also have choice, free-will, and are accountable for our actions. You can act different than you may feel. We have all done stuff we may not have wanted to do, but did it because it was the right thing to do. We are responsible for how we act. Because I don’t believe what you believe, does not make me a racist, or somebody that supports racism. This BS and absolutes of if you don’t believe exactly what I do, or this group does, makes you a this or that is the most divisive and prejudice stuff out there. Let’s cancel that BS or keep it coming depending on who you are.
 
MicPaPa said:
No thanks, this senseless drivel works best for you self-hating lefties...If it's all the same to you, I'll stick with the Bible along with a healthy dose of the US Constitution and Bill of Rights.
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If you support the Bible then you should support Black Lives Matters. I think Jesus may have been one of the first black men wrongly executed by whites.
 
Woobie06 said:
I don’t need to read a book to know right from wrong, not be a shit-bag person, and what it is to do the right thing. I’m sure it’s an interesting read. As far as implicit bias...Politics anyone???? Everyone has it, will always have it, it’s a product of our life, experiences, relationships, etc. You are presenting bias in your post. All groups have bias and prejudice against others, just look at this conversation, look at this board...everyone of us has prejudice against something...we all have feelings, thoughts and beliefs. But we also have choice, free-will, and are accountable for our actions. You can act different than you may feel. We have all done stuff we may not have wanted to do, but did it because it was the right thing to do. We are responsible for how we act. Because I don’t believe what you believe, does not make me a racist, or somebody that supports racism. This BS and absolutes of if you don’t believe exactly what I do, or this group does, makes you a this or that is the most divisive and prejudice stuff out there. Let’s cancel that BS or keep it coming depending on who you are.
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Lazy___________
 
EOTL said:
In fact, I’m seriously considering adding a footer to all my future posts as follows:

EOTL
American Patriot per the Undisputed Constitutional Scholar of the World Laurence Tribe

What ya’ll think?
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Totally do it man. It would be epic. :D
 
EOTL said:
In fact, I’m seriously considering adding a footer to all my future posts as follows:

EOTL
American Patriot per the Undisputed Constitutional Scholar of the World Laurence Tribe

What ya’ll think?
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I think you're a pompous idiot who thinks his opinions are the only opinions worth hearing.

Why do you ask?
 
MacDre said:
All that shit your talking and I bet you’re a trust fund kid. How much did you inherit buddy?
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We are all Americans...difference being:

Some see it as we're all given ladders, and Government ensures we all have the same opportunity to get one...some ladders have more rungs than others, life isn't fair...but how fast and high we climb is determined by individual responsibility and choices. Equal opportunity not equal outcome.

Others see it as a rope...you hold on and rely on Government, political parties and others to pull them up...individually unable to control how high and fast...expecting an equal outcome.

I'd love to teach ladders and ropes at your school.
 
Grace T. said:
BOOYAH!!! NDNY just issued an injunction because NY discriminated in favor of the protests against religious worship. Yeah, it's only district court and it doesn't go too far into the outdoor/indoor distinction but so much for your criticism.
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I was in front of judge Keagan when he was presiding over Chapo’s case. My client walked. Chapo should’ve called me. A lot of big named dudes from your school have me on speed dial because they are scared of trial. I definitely didn’t learn how to try cases in law school though!
 
MicPaPa said:
We are all Americans...difference being:

Some see it as we're all given ladders, and Government ensures we all have the same opportunity to get one...some ladders have more rungs than others, life isn't fair...but how fast and high we climb is determined by individual responsibility and choices. Equal opportunity not equal outcome.

Others see it as a rope...you hold on and rely on Government, political parties and others to pull them up...individually unable to control how high and fast...expecting an equal outcome.

I'd love to teach ladders and ropes at your school.
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Do you think we live in a meritocracy?
 
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