Farrakhan is an ass

Not respect. Not respect. The fetishism of licking the boots of anyone Muslim and praising allah on their behalf.

I do not like the double standard at all. *At All*

I won't disagree with you @JustTom

There are some highly distasteful Muslims just as there are highly distasteful Christians, Jews, Hindus, atheists, etc

When the left called any critism of Islam islamiphobia. I knew they were just hypocritical shits and they know it too. Hence the whole "no, the hijab is actually a feminist symbol"

I'm no more irked at Netenyahu than I am at Modi, Putin, Xi, or Trump. Radical nationalists are not high on my list. I like people to be more rational in their patriotism than simply "my country right or wrong".

I don't even mean just the anti-borders types who've made most of the EU a fucking hellhole through the migration problems.
THAT is a HUGE fucking problem. But that's not what I mean.

I mean the LGBT people who praise Muslims as being so forward thinking, despite EVERY SINGLE POLL EVER, saying that if Muslims had their way, they would gladly fling every fag in the world off a roof and stone them.

I mean the feminists who praise Islam for being the most feminist-friendly religion, despite... goddamn, just... EVERYTHING in it. Seriously, fucking read some of the crazy shit that is in it out to a feminist without warning her it's from the Quran, and watch her shit herself in rage and start flinging it at you.

^^ word

Tim was talking about this

“ Senate panel asks FBI to investigate person who gave ‘false statements ‘ against Kavanaugh “ by Christal Hayes on USA Today

A Rhode Island resident falsely claimed that they witnessed Kavanaugh sexually assault a woman. They quickly recanted, and are under FBI investigation. And they tell us to listen and believe.
http://archive.today/EEiRB

While I have a deep loathing of the first group for screwing up the world, the latter two are beyond that... I genuinely worry for their sanity, and fear for anyone who is in one of those groups and then turns around and openly encourages Sharia Law.

Agreed

Raises the question of what level of falsehood is tolerable. But noone wants to take on that fight because taking action in this case means you are against rape victims

Really frustrates me when people thrust law out because of individual situations.

I strongly believe in that "Walk a mile in their shoes" mentality.
If Open-Borders upper class assholes had to directly face the consequences, they'd all turn nationalist and want to close the borders within a month. Give it a week to wipe away the starry eyed "wow this is great", another week to erase their conviction of "But it's for the best", by week three they'll be crying "Why did I do this... no, I must persevere, this is for the good of the world!" and by month's end, 90% of them will be howling "WHY DID WE EVER WANT THIS?"

As for the feminists and LGBT... I can't even say that for them, because they'd all be stoned to death within the first week.

as for false rape accusations.
I think the laws need to be made stricter. It's a slap on the wrist for the accuser who's proven to be lying, while often still ruining the man's life forever.

Our open borders policy is hurting our nation, and honestly, it's probably hurting Mexico even worse.

I believe the laws definitely need to be made stricter, oftentimes we avoid doing things because of this culture of not offending or hurting anyone. But give an inch and they will take a milr.

Mile*

Here's a question that I genuinely don't know, but think it would be a reasonable thing to look into.

If I make a false accusation against someone that they stole something valuable from me. I mean high enough value that it's clearly into major felony territory (similar to Rape), what punishments would I get if it was proven that I knew it was false and did it just for trying to obtain money/fame and to damage that person?

Dunno, but i feel reparations are in order. But then again thats taxpayer money.

reparations would be a civil matter, I'm talking criminal still.

Well applying it in both has to happen

Eventually, yes. But let's start with the criminal side.

Well then wouldnt it be classified as embezzlement or something of similar classification?

I don't know. Isn't that more like taking money from a company you own?

More like stealing money from a company or persons without their consent iirc

would you get currently? or should you get if things were equal?

I'm thinking like... I walk up to ... pick a big name celebrity... Will Smith. Flashing my pure gold, diamond covered watch that I just claimed to have bought for 5 mil, all over his big party for his latest movie release. Then the next day, I openly accuse him of taking my watch when he's seen with a similar one.

A week later, it's found that I never lost my watch, that watch isn't the same as mine, and the whole thing was a con by me to ruin his name and try to score some cash.

What laws would I have broken, and what would be the punishment if I was fully prosecuted?

or logical

because technically that is a libel/slander case and is civil

the criminal is filing a false police report

which is like, a slap on the wrist

Is a false police report really the ONLY law I would've broken?

pretty sure

Pretty sure thats still pretty much civil

So I could make a huge scandal like that, report about it all over the news, whip everyone up into a frenzy, and then walk away effectively unpunished.

Well, this is why the law needs to be made harsher.

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Pretty sure thats why i dont party in college.

because these rape charges are worse than what I just described, but they're happening fucking constantly... 4 out of 4 rape accusations against a supreme court justice were found to have been lies.

the problem becomes it IS a libel/slander case