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Wasn't sure where to put this, but we need a thread for the wing nuts. Lauren Boebert.
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And it is easy to believe John-Fisk Smith is a flocking idiot.
What. The. Flock? What is wrong with these people? And what the flock is a Masonic symbol supposed to mean in the fevered brains of these people?
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The US 5th Circuit Court has slapped down the District Attorney of Tyler County who was trying to bring criminal charges against streaming giant Netflix.
Tyler County DA Lucas Babin is not a fan of the French film "Cuties." In fact he is so disgusted by it that he had two different Grand Juries in Tyler County, just northeast of Houston, level indictments against the company Netflix.
The criminal charges were for promoting sexual conduct by a child under age 18. Never mind that the star of the film is over age 18, and there are not any sexually explicit scenes in the movie. Netflix originally showed the film during the COVID lockdown.
Babin showed the Grand Jury parts, but not all of the film, to get his indictments.
Netflix went to federal court, saying the film was well within the protections of the First Amendment. After a seven-hour federal court hearing, a judge issued an injunction, halting the prosecution.
Babin appealed, but instead of getting support, the conservative 5th Circuit court took Babin to task for acting in bad faith and upheld Netflix's right to broadcast the film, holding that Babin could not bring the criminal case against the company............
Tyler County DA Lucas Babin is not a fan of the French film "Cuties." In fact he is so disgusted by it that he had two different Grand Juries in Tyler County, just northeast of Houston, level indictments against the company Netflix.
The criminal charges were for promoting sexual conduct by a child under age 18. Never mind that the star of the film is over age 18, and there are not any sexually explicit scenes in the movie. Netflix originally showed the film during the COVID lockdown.
Babin showed the Grand Jury parts, but not all of the film, to get his indictments.
Netflix went to federal court, saying the film was well within the protections of the First Amendment. After a seven-hour federal court hearing, a judge issued an injunction, halting the prosecution.
Babin appealed, but instead of getting support, the conservative 5th Circuit court took Babin to task for acting in bad faith and upheld Netflix's right to broadcast the film, holding that Babin could not bring the criminal case against the company............
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Hmmmmm, I wonder where she got that idea from? Was it because that's what Trump tried/intended to do?
Nah, it couldn't be that. Republicans never openly confess their own desires and try to put it on Democrats.
Sounds like the Ingraham Angle is ”acute”-ly whacked.
I’m imagining a programming meeting where they discuss that they’ve lost the QAnon audience since they fired Tucker and they need to ramp up the QAnon conspiracy content PDQ. Ingraham was the last host to say “Not It!”
Sounds very probable
. Of course, she was an idiot from way back.
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The southern California city of Huntington Beach, a bastion of conservative voters, has made the move to block diverse monthlong celebrations of Black history, women’s history and Pride, in favor of observing the revolutionary and civil wars, California’s history and America’s independence.
An agenda item introduced on 19 December forbids any programming that pertains to previously established honorary celebrations for women, people of color and LGBTQ+ groups from taking place on city-owned property, including libraries, or of being featured in city communications such as social media posts, according to Natalie Moser, a city council member who voted against the action.
This means that programming meant to acknowledge and teach the history of historically marginalized groups such as Black Americans and LGBTQ+ people will be replaced by “content” about local railroad and surfing history and a monthlong tribute to the discovery of oil in Huntington Beach called Black Gold Jubilee, according to the agenda item’s language.
“I was really disappointed to see it on the agenda but wasn’t surprised given the past year,” said Moser, who is from Huntington Beach. “I want Huntington Beach to be seen as a welcoming and inclusive community. Instead, we are thrust into this war and I think that this council majority is trying to make a name for itself as a model or symbol of the extreme-right side of that war.”
This is the latest action in a series of local actions that mirror national culture wars over the past year, since four conservative council members were elected on anti-housing development platforms. In the year since their elections, mayor Gracey Van Der Mark, mayor pro tem Pat Burns and councilmembers Casey McKeon and Tony Strickland have voted to disallow Pride flags from being flown on city property, declared itself a “no mask and no vaccine mandate” city and created a review board for children’s library books.……..
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An agenda item introduced on 19 December forbids any programming that pertains to previously established honorary celebrations for women, people of color and LGBTQ+ groups from taking place on city-owned property, including libraries, or of being featured in city communications such as social media posts, according to Natalie Moser, a city council member who voted against the action.
This means that programming meant to acknowledge and teach the history of historically marginalized groups such as Black Americans and LGBTQ+ people will be replaced by “content” about local railroad and surfing history and a monthlong tribute to the discovery of oil in Huntington Beach called Black Gold Jubilee, according to the agenda item’s language.
“I was really disappointed to see it on the agenda but wasn’t surprised given the past year,” said Moser, who is from Huntington Beach. “I want Huntington Beach to be seen as a welcoming and inclusive community. Instead, we are thrust into this war and I think that this council majority is trying to make a name for itself as a model or symbol of the extreme-right side of that war.”
This is the latest action in a series of local actions that mirror national culture wars over the past year, since four conservative council members were elected on anti-housing development platforms. In the year since their elections, mayor Gracey Van Der Mark, mayor pro tem Pat Burns and councilmembers Casey McKeon and Tony Strickland have voted to disallow Pride flags from being flown on city property, declared itself a “no mask and no vaccine mandate” city and created a review board for children’s library books.……..
California town proposes ban on Pride, Black and women’s history celebrations
Far-right council members in Huntington Beach introduce agenda item to switch focus to US wars and America’s independence
Calling Joe Rogan an idiot is insulting to idiots.
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