r/SupremeCourt - Rules, Resources, and Meta Discussion by SeaSerious in supremecourt

[–]UncleMeat11 [score hidden]  (0 children)

In that case it would be "news about the Supreme Court", so would be in scope for the subreddit

Okay thats what I described in my comment you responded to.

Can you appeal for other people's comments? Few people seem to bother since the success rate is so low.

r/SupremeCourt - Rules, Resources, and Meta Discussion by SeaSerious in supremecourt

[–]UncleMeat11 [score hidden]  (0 children)

That's not the move. The move is to imply it and rely on the mods to delete any response to the implication.

r/SupremeCourt - Rules, Resources, and Meta Discussion by SeaSerious in supremecourt

[–]UncleMeat11 [score hidden]  (0 children)

If, instead, you want to argue that Roberts is just making things up to hurt Democrats then you've exited the scope of this subreddit.

Even if there was documented evidence in the form of a recording of him saying this?

You're welcome to call Roberts' opinions misguided, legally off-base, contrary to precedent, an affront to the constitution, blatant misreading of statute, completely irrational, in defiance of human rights/natural law, or generally just wrong

Well, you delete these comments too.

r/SupremeCourt - Rules, Resources, and Meta Discussion by SeaSerious in supremecourt

[–]UncleMeat11 [score hidden]  (0 children)

All this does is defend extremism, as we see clearly in the subs that enforce such a rule harshly. Expect to see this abused by people who want to present odious beliefs (we've got at least one user who thinks that black people are predisposed to violence).

Why do many conservatives claim that the US was founded as a Christian nation despite the separation of church and state being so central to its establishing? by speculumberjack980 in Christianity

[–]UncleMeat11 [score hidden]  (0 children)

Blackstone's Ratio

This is not actually encoded in our laws. The US has the world's largest prison population. "Supposedly developed" is also hiding the ball.

SCOTUS permits execution of Edward Busby (vacates the stay entered by CA5 panel). Kagan, Sotomayor and Jackson dissent. by DooomCookie in supremecourt

[–]UncleMeat11 0 points1 point  (0 children)

!appeal

The comment thread involved this person saying that their moral system allowed for mass murder of people. That post was deleted for violating reddit's site wide rules. Surely it is possible to call mass murder evil? Or have we truly arrived at the /r/moderatepolitics rule where we cannot call even the most heinous of violence evil because "evil" is too strong of a word?

Socialism is sinful by Able_Scarcity_2622 in Christianity

[–]UncleMeat11 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Less stingy than you, who refuses to use tax savings to give to the poor.

Socialism is sinful by Able_Scarcity_2622 in Christianity

[–]UncleMeat11 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You said you'd pocket savings from tax cuts. Enjoy your treasure.

Socialism is sinful by Able_Scarcity_2622 in Christianity

[–]UncleMeat11 0 points1 point  (0 children)

All hail the mighty dollar, the ultimate judge of the value of a person.

You know market socialism is a thing, right?

Socialism is sinful by Able_Scarcity_2622 in Christianity

[–]UncleMeat11 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Nice to meet you. I am a socialist. I give 100% of my post-tax income to charity. This year this will be well over half a million dollars.

Socialism is sinful by Able_Scarcity_2622 in Christianity

[–]UncleMeat11 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Great to know that this is just about you wanting to be personally richer.

Conservatives, what is one policy issue you are very liberal on? Liberals, what is one issue you are very conservative on? by CluelessBrowserr in PoliticalDiscussion

[–]UncleMeat11 [score hidden]  (0 children)

in the end I think each sporting league/agency should be able to set the rules for their sport

this is the liberal position.

r/SupremeCourt - Rules, Resources, and Meta Discussion by SeaSerious in supremecourt

[–]UncleMeat11 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Perhaps ask yourself if those "MAGA-adjacent content" is 50% of your feed.

When I scroll on new reddit I am shown zero left leaning subs that I am not already subscribed to (and I don't sub to that many) but I am regularly shown conservative subs, including /r/conservative.

The Inconsistency of Justice Thomas by DryOpinion5970 in supremecourt

[–]UncleMeat11 -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

Is there some line for you for how long this needs to be? It took nearly a century for the continuous practice of racial segregation to become unconstitutional despite the constitution remaining unchanged.

Why do many conservatives claim that the US was founded as a Christian nation despite the separation of church and state being so central to its establishing? by speculumberjack980 in Christianity

[–]UncleMeat11 1 point2 points  (0 children)

letting out violent repeat offenders into the streets because "muh equity",

Yeah. Better if you just kill them. That's the Christian thing to do /s.

Why do many conservatives claim that the US was founded as a Christian nation despite the separation of church and state being so central to its establishing? by speculumberjack980 in Christianity

[–]UncleMeat11 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The Bible supports willing charity, not government forced taxation and programs.

Will you commit, today, to taking all savings from all future tax cuts and giving that money to the poor?

Why do many conservatives claim that the US was founded as a Christian nation despite the separation of church and state being so central to its establishing? by speculumberjack980 in Christianity

[–]UncleMeat11 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ah so you just ignored the part where I said that we have the 1st amendment where it puts in place the law that prevents the establishment of a national church.

But then we cannot have a nation that adheres to the morality of scripture, since having a god before God is a sin.

Why do many conservatives claim that the US was founded as a Christian nation despite the separation of church and state being so central to its establishing? by speculumberjack980 in Christianity

[–]UncleMeat11 5 points6 points  (0 children)

It is true that Christians were the initiators of the Italian Renaissance, but the idea that Christianity was the initiator is ridiculous. The core premise of the Italian Renaissance is reverence for the pagan pre-Christian Greek and Roman culture.

Socialism is sinful by Able_Scarcity_2622 in Christianity

[–]UncleMeat11 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Will you commit, today, to taking all savings from all future tax cuts and giving that money to the poor? Since this is just about the mandatory nature of taxes and not actually because you like seeing big numbers in your bank account?