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Lib geniuses, why is the solution for both global warming and the new Ice Age the same? More government control here, but nothing for China?
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ILLEGAL ALIENS, ILLEGAL ALIENS, ILLEGAL ALIENS, ILLEGAL ALIENS
New York City Declares Using the Term 'Illegal Alien' Can Result in a $250,000 Fine
New York City Declares Using the Term 'Illegal Alien' Can Result in a $250,000 Fine
https://reason.com/2019/09/30/new-york- ... ee-speech/Last week, New York City's Commission on Human Rights declared that using the term "illegal alien" pejoratively to describe an undocumented person violates laws designed to protect employees and tenants from discrimination, and could result in fines of up to $250,000. But the city's interpretation of the law is so broad that it may very well be unconstitutional under the First Amendment.
Perceived immigration status has long been a protected category under the New York City Human Rights Law, and the commission has now issued guidance that "use of the term 'illegal alien,' among others, when used with intent to demean, humiliate, or harass a person, is illegal under the law."
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That term is what they are. NYC is getting as crazy as California.CAA Flagship wrote:ILLEGAL ALIENS, ILLEGAL ALIENS, ILLEGAL ALIENS, ILLEGAL ALIENS
New York City Declares Using the Term 'Illegal Alien' Can Result in a $250,000 Fine
https://reason.com/2019/09/30/new-york- ... ee-speech/Last week, New York City's Commission on Human Rights declared that using the term "illegal alien" pejoratively to describe an undocumented person violates laws designed to protect employees and tenants from discrimination, and could result in fines of up to $250,000. But the city's interpretation of the law is so broad that it may very well be unconstitutional under the First Amendment.
Perceived immigration status has long been a protected category under the New York City Human Rights Law, and the commission has now issued guidance that "use of the term 'illegal alien,' among others, when used with intent to demean, humiliate, or harass a person, is illegal under the law."
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It won't survive the first caseCAA Flagship wrote:ILLEGAL ALIENS, ILLEGAL ALIENS, ILLEGAL ALIENS, ILLEGAL ALIENS
New York City Declares Using the Term 'Illegal Alien' Can Result in a $250,000 Fine
https://reason.com/2019/09/30/new-york- ... ee-speech/Last week, New York City's Commission on Human Rights declared that using the term "illegal alien" pejoratively to describe an undocumented person violates laws designed to protect employees and tenants from discrimination, and could result in fines of up to $250,000. But the city's interpretation of the law is so broad that it may very well be unconstitutional under the First Amendment.
Perceived immigration status has long been a protected category under the New York City Human Rights Law, and the commission has now issued guidance that "use of the term 'illegal alien,' among others, when used with intent to demean, humiliate, or harass a person, is illegal under the law."
BTW - the immigration law of the land - the INA - refers to nationals of other countries as aliens. When they are here without a visa, inspection or parole, they are aliens unlawfully present.
Maybe that's how to get the Dems to the table on rewriting that absolute abortion of a law... just tell them it calls people aliens. Appeal to their feels.
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I was wondering why national media was covering this and then I learned it's where Karen Pence teaches and then it all made sense.Ibanez wrote:I saw that coming when I read the story last week.
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Wow! Then I guess using the term “wetbacks” would get you the chair.CAA Flagship wrote:ILLEGAL ALIENS, ILLEGAL ALIENS, ILLEGAL ALIENS, ILLEGAL ALIENS
New York City Declares Using the Term 'Illegal Alien' Can Result in a $250,000 Fine
https://reason.com/2019/09/30/new-york- ... ee-speech/Last week, New York City's Commission on Human Rights declared that using the term "illegal alien" pejoratively to describe an undocumented person violates laws designed to protect employees and tenants from discrimination, and could result in fines of up to $250,000. But the city's interpretation of the law is so broad that it may very well be unconstitutional under the First Amendment.
Perceived immigration status has long been a protected category under the New York City Human Rights Law, and the commission has now issued guidance that "use of the term 'illegal alien,' among others, when used with intent to demean, humiliate, or harass a person, is illegal under the law."
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We've been in the midst of a mass extinction since 1900-ishCID1990 wrote: Point of order-
Debunking Mann isn’t debunking climate change
It is debunking a predicted result of climate change
(which is very fertile ground)
see: “We have 12 years to save the earth”
or
“We are at the start of a mass extinction”
and the actual science community has been chatting about it seriously since the early 1980's
I first read a serious assessment of the mass extinction in 1998
http://www.davidquammen.com/sampler/18-planetofweeds
Apparently theirs one every 26 million years or so
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*there'sChizzang wrote:We've been in the midst of a mass extinction since 1900-ishCID1990 wrote: Point of order-
Debunking Mann isn’t debunking climate change
It is debunking a predicted result of climate change
(which is very fertile ground)
see: “We have 12 years to save the earth”
or
“We are at the start of a mass extinction”
and the actual science community has been chatting about it seriously since the early 1980's
I first read a serious assessment of the mass extinction in 1998
http://www.davidquammen.com/sampler/18-planetofweeds
Apparently theirs one every 26 million years or so
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Of course we have them (and we ARE probably in one)Chizzang wrote:We've been in the midst of a mass extinction since 1900-ishCID1990 wrote: Point of order-
Debunking Mann isn’t debunking climate change
It is debunking a predicted result of climate change
(which is very fertile ground)
see: “We have 12 years to save the earth”
or
“We are at the start of a mass extinction”
and the actual science community has been chatting about it seriously since the early 1980's
I first read a serious assessment of the mass extinction in 1998
http://www.davidquammen.com/sampler/18-planetofweeds
Apparently theirs one every 26 million years or so
I’m talking about what Miss Wednesday on methamphetamine attributes them to - climate change- there is no consensus at this moment that AGW is causing a mass extinction. It might one day - but for now it is hyperbole unsupported by observational science at this moment in time.
The mass extinctions you are pointing to ARE likely at least in part contributed to by human activity.. but it comes in the form of manual deforestation, introduction of invasive species, loss of habitat through urban expansion, overhunting, and even domestic cats.
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You are correct...CID1990 wrote:Of course we have them (and we ARE probably in one)Chizzang wrote:
We've been in the midst of a mass extinction since 1900-ish
and the actual science community has been chatting about it seriously since the early 1980's
I first read a serious assessment of the mass extinction in 1998
http://www.davidquammen.com/sampler/18-planetofweeds
Apparently theirs one every 26 million years or so
I’m talking about what Miss Wednesday on methamphetamine attributes them to - climate change- there is no consensus at this moment that AGW is causing a mass extinction. It might one day - but for now it is hyperbole unsupported by observational science at this moment in time.
The mass extinctions you are pointing to ARE likely at least in part contributed to by human activity.. but it comes in the form of manual deforestation, introduction of invasive species, loss of habitat through urban expansion, overhunting, and even domestic cats.
I was unawares that you had been actually listening to her
(I haven't been)
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I like this article:
https://www.scientificamerican.com/arti ... e-changes/
I like the way they use terminology like "association" to describe things. That's good discipline, I think.
https://www.scientificamerican.com/arti ... e-changes/
I like the way they use terminology like "association" to describe things. That's good discipline, I think.
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I have a tendency to listen to people who have unquestioning followers for purely suspicious reasonsChizzang wrote:You are correct...CID1990 wrote:
Of course we have them (and we ARE probably in one)
I’m talking about what Miss Wednesday on methamphetamine attributes them to - climate change- there is no consensus at this moment that AGW is causing a mass extinction. It might one day - but for now it is hyperbole unsupported by observational science at this moment in time.
The mass extinctions you are pointing to ARE likely at least in part contributed to by human activity.. but it comes in the form of manual deforestation, introduction of invasive species, loss of habitat through urban expansion, overhunting, and even domestic cats.
I was unawares that you had been actually listening to her
(I haven't been)
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I stopped listening to her when she said "don't listen to my opinions listen to the facts"CID1990 wrote:I have a tendency to listen to people who have unquestioning followers for purely suspicious reasonsChizzang wrote:
You are correct...
I was unawares that you had been actually listening to her
(I haven't been)
Then she went on a line list of opinions poised as facts
That was the end for me
But I don't have any problems with her
We've got a pathological President that couldn't identify "The truth" if were sitting on his face
Who's most unapologetic followers hold a book about a guy written in the iron age as the key to the universe
and here's a 16 year old girl talking about climate change and swapping facts and opinions
I fail to see the importance to me
I get that she's a golden God for her followers - which is nice for them
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Oh no. Poor math causes retraction of peer reviewed global warming study.
https://m.phys.org/news/2019-09-journal ... rming.html
https://m.phys.org/news/2019-09-journal ... rming.html
Lewis, a mathematician and critic of the scientific consensus supporting the climate crisis, posted a critique of the paper shortly after its publication.
Co-author and climate scientist Ralph Keeling at Scripps has taken the blame for the mistake
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Good for him, more need to stand up to these clowns.
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Kudos to Homan. Jayapal came across as the biggest cunt.css75 wrote:89Hen wrote:![]()
Good for him, more need to stand up to these clowns.
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Fairfax County police officer responds to a traffic accident. The wrong half of the accident doesn't have a driver's license but he does have an ICE warrant because he's an absconder from a deportation hearing.
So the officer detains the alien and turns him over to ICE when they respond to the scene.
The officer is almost immediately suspended from his job (for enforcing a lawful warrant). Meanwhile, the illegal alien is cut loose a few hours later with another inconvenient ankle monitor for him to cut off.
Completely insane.
https://www.nationalreview.com/news/fai ... er-to-ice/
So the officer detains the alien and turns him over to ICE when they respond to the scene.
The officer is almost immediately suspended from his job (for enforcing a lawful warrant). Meanwhile, the illegal alien is cut loose a few hours later with another inconvenient ankle monitor for him to cut off.
Completely insane.
https://www.nationalreview.com/news/fai ... er-to-ice/
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Must've been separated from his baby at the border!CID1990 wrote:Fairfax County police officer responds to a traffic accident. The wrong half of the accident doesn't have a driver's license but he does have an ICE warrant because he's an absconder from a deportation hearing.
So the officer detains the alien and turns him over to ICE when they respond to the scene.
The officer is almost immediately suspended from his job (for enforcing a lawful warrant). Meanwhile, the illegal alien is cut loose a few hours later with another inconvenient ankle monitor for him to cut off.
Completely insane.
https://www.nationalreview.com/news/fai ... er-to-ice/
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https://youtu.be/WlDo-T5rHLkSeattleGriz wrote:Must've been separated from his baby at the border!CID1990 wrote:Fairfax County police officer responds to a traffic accident. The wrong half of the accident doesn't have a driver's license but he does have an ICE warrant because he's an absconder from a deportation hearing.
So the officer detains the alien and turns him over to ICE when they respond to the scene.
The officer is almost immediately suspended from his job (for enforcing a lawful warrant). Meanwhile, the illegal alien is cut loose a few hours later with another inconvenient ankle monitor for him to cut off.
Completely insane.
https://www.nationalreview.com/news/fai ... er-to-ice/
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Identity politics. The dems literally know NOTHING else.Detroit Police Chief James Craig said Thursday that it was appalling for Rep. Rashida Tlaib, D-Mich., to suggest that only black people should be hired as facial recognition analysts.
Tlaib's suggestion came Monday during a tour of the Detroit Police Department's Real Time Crime Center, where the department uses facial recognition technology to locate suspects. Craig was showing Tlaib how the software works, and how analysts use it to identify and locate individuals. The department had extended the invitation to Tlaib after she tweeted them, calling facial recognition technology "bulls---."
"Analysts need to be African-Americans, not people that are not," Tlaib said. "It's true, I think non-African-Americans think African-Americans all look the same!"
The "Squad" member cited instances where she witnessed people confuse Reps. John Lewis, D-Ga., and Elijah Cummings, D-Md.
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I'd vote for that guy for president in a fucking HEARTBEAT.89Hen wrote:![]()
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On talk radio a lot here obviously. He has gone through "remedial training" and is being reinstated.CID1990 wrote:Fairfax County police officer responds to a traffic accident. The wrong half of the accident doesn't have a driver's license but he does have an ICE warrant because he's an absconder from a deportation hearing.
So the officer detains the alien and turns him over to ICE when they respond to the scene.
The officer is almost immediately suspended from his job (for enforcing a lawful warrant). Meanwhile, the illegal alien is cut loose a few hours later with another inconvenient ankle monitor for him to cut off.
Completely insane.
https://www.nationalreview.com/news/fai ... er-to-ice/

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Reminds me of that former mayor of Toronto.AZGrizFan wrote:I'd vote for that guy for president in a fucking HEARTBEAT.89Hen wrote:![]()
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I can’t see how identity politics is supposed to further equality and acceptance in order to achieve the Utopia that these people think would exist.AZGrizFan wrote:https://www.foxnews.com/media/detroit-p ... -rep-tlaib
Identity politics. The dems literally know NOTHING else.Detroit Police Chief James Craig said Thursday that it was appalling for Rep. Rashida Tlaib, D-Mich., to suggest that only black people should be hired as facial recognition analysts.
Tlaib's suggestion came Monday during a tour of the Detroit Police Department's Real Time Crime Center, where the department uses facial recognition technology to locate suspects. Craig was showing Tlaib how the software works, and how analysts use it to identify and locate individuals. The department had extended the invitation to Tlaib after she tweeted them, calling facial recognition technology "bulls---."
"Analysts need to be African-Americans, not people that are not," Tlaib said. "It's true, I think non-African-Americans think African-Americans all look the same!"
The "Squad" member cited instances where she witnessed people confuse Reps. John Lewis, D-Ga., and Elijah Cummings, D-Md.
Let’s be prejudicial in order to combat prejudice.

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