Press F to pay respect to USA

nearly 200,000 african ameircan babies are aborted each year. imagine if they werent..

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but I'm not
t. racist

It was incredibly funny to see libs start building up the republican senator of Utah as being part of the #Resistance. These retards mistake Romeny's personal dislike for Trump with having a genuine disagreement about his policy.

>hyjacked
Isn't it "hijacked"?

Literally 95% of politics doesn't affect you nor will it ever affect you, I genuinely wonder why people get so fucking mad and anxious over this stuff.

Takin away the welfare too. Black babies will die in droves from no healthcare. That's how it was pre-desegragation.

Imagine thinking things had a chance of ever getting better. It only ever gets worse here.

>spawnkillers talking about playing fair

If USA was half as bad as the soys say I would move there
But it isn't.

what your counter argument, grease?

8 years ago he was a repellant Christian proto-fascist neocon who wanted to install the government from handmaids tale.

Americans are in a superposition of being incredibly uninformed but also incredibly involved in politics

Mental disability. Like people who kill themselves over their favorite character getting shafted, they think an actual problem is being presented to them and it kicks in their fight or flight response. When there's a problem you can't run from, the solution they jump to is death.

Americans are highly egotistical

>I just learned Mitt Romney endorsed confirming a Supreme Court judge before the election. I am fucking done with my country. The Christian Right has officially hyjacked the USA. Their motives by definition are against my constitution (separation of church and state). I am not a Christian I do not feel safe living in a country that uses the Bible to write policy. The front runner for the Supreme Court seat wants to live under Christian rule. If you support anything the GOP has done FUCK YOU.

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Margaret sanger the mother of the modern abortion movement in the US actually supported abortion as a form of eugenics within the black community if you actually look at her racial views.

They should try living in a third world country

because people treat it like a sport, you root for your "team"

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I don't get it. What's wrong with having the president pick the supreme court justice? It's in the constitution. Not only that, Mitt Romney is a republican. Why wouldn't he be in favour of his party's policies?

Why not blame your retarded and outdated constitution in the first place? Imagine if you had 2 republican presidents and both of them serve 2 terms, and each pick 3 justices. You'd have 6 of the 9 being republicans. They can vote on whatever the winning party wants. And if you pick them young, you can conceivably get 50 years where they'd cockblock the losing party.

Should've just had all the top federal judges vote on the supreme court replacement when one dies. It's better to have it voted on by your peers rather than whoever political party want.

Why the hell would the law be political rather than being justice?

people are triggered because both parties have decided to throw traditions out the window and play dirt on every chance they can get. It's scary because it means that unwritten rules are going away and accountability of the government is gone.

Americans don't want solutions. They want their team instead of the other team, to be the one exploiting design flaws.

Kamala called Joe a pedo and Joe even nominated her for VP. Everybody shat on Bernie, but Bernie vouched for all of them too.

At the end of the day, it's about the parties sticking together. I don't know why they'd think Romney would choose otherwise.

Unwritten rules are a funest for democracy since they're just that, unwritten. If you want a rule you should write it down.

When you say "tradition", are you referring to no justice being appointed during the election year? It's not written as a rule, but I remember hearing that 27 of 29 justices nominated during an election year went on to actually being appointed.

The only fucked up part about this whole thing is that guy who's name I can't recall. He said Obama couldn't appoint one during an election year, but now that it's Trump's turn, he heel turned and said he can.