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Imagine if a supreme court nominee lied to congress during nomination hearings. Is that perjury? Shouldnt they be removed for perjury it is the supreme court.

Right, so it seems like you have no firm position on anything.

It’s starting to become very apparent that you have no idea what you actually want or think this country should be, you’re just another dude who knows that whatever anyone else suggest, you’re not for it.

Every thread, same outcome. Your position is to not have one. That’s cool, I guess we can limit our interactions together then.

I wouldn't support funding other than private donations.

17 or over 17? If a person is of legal age, I don't see why a person shouldn't be able to have elective surgery. I am not even sure they can't. I don't think any law prevents that. Something to research a bit. I mean, people can change their sex! Talk about life altering.

If a person is under the age of 18, probably not.

This probably won't go over, I would like to see "adulthood" changed back to 21 years old. I don't think 18 year olds are anywhere near being adult. For that matter, most 21 year olds aren't either, but you have to start somewhere.
I would give active military the right to vote at 18 years old to eliminate that argument.

Back to your 22 year old nephew. There are no laws that prevent him from having a vasectomy, but a MD isn't required to perform a vasectomy, and there shouldn't be. Really no different than some MD's wouldn't perform abortions. Even sex change operations are only done after considerable medical evaluation and process.

I'd say your nephew needs to look for another DR., but even then I think there would be a process. I don't think he is going to find a 1 stop shop where he walks in and walks out neutered 2 hours later. I think he is going to run in to the 'process" anywhere he goes.

Imagine the backlash if those guys said... I refuse to prosecute drunk drivers because I believe they have the right to choose if they drink and drive, or I refuse to prosecute drug addicts because they have the right to do what they want with their bodies.

This is what I'm having a hard time with right now... not necessarily as it pertains to this issue, as it has become common place with every issue or law that a certain side doesn't agree with. Like... "racism is unfair, I refuse to prosecute black people"... "poverty is unfair, I refuse to set bail for poor people"... "immigration laws are whack, just let them drive without a license, vote without an I.D., etc, etc...

elections are trash, lets just storm the capital...

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I think by mid-fall we will have seen our young people out in force with their fascist stompers on. And I'm not calling for it, trying to encourage it, or otherwise wanting it to happen, but there do seem to be rumblings. They are getting pissed at Biden and demanding more than "get out the vote." Have read about calls Dems to unite and kill the filibuster, for 5 Extreme court dis-justices to be impeached and removed, And for Biden to increase the court seats to thirteen, being one for each circuit court. They really want the filibuster gone and Senators Manchin and Sinema to sign on. Manchin seems to be under incredible pressure, even in his home state.