Talk about stirring hot coals

...ill leave now

I saw that. Excellent trolling.

In psychiatry they usually end when the words "feeding tube" come into play.

Its always a bluff, we don't put feeding tubes in people, hunger strikes are a losing battle. If it is due to psychosis we could, but we would need to have a hearing with some lawyers and have a judge give us permission first, and they don't violate peoples' rights willy nilly.

This post was edited by Skinned on Apr 29 2017 05:21pm

Conservatives in these settings are quite intelligent. Id say its almost an unfair matchup

exactly which "rights" are being violated by Yale grad students getting their tuition waved and healthcare paid for and going to grab Chick-fil-A paid for by daddies credit card during their hunger strike??????

proper banter

DNC. Not about to let Yale steal the spotlight:

http://m.huffpost.com/us/entry/us_58fa5fade4b018a9ce5b351d?ncid=tweetlnkushpmg00000016&section=politics

Democratic Party Draws A Line In The Sand On Abortion Rights
DNC chair Tom Perez said all Democratic candidates must support a woman’s right to choose.

Lol. I guess Perez wants to keep the coastal party thing going.

I really don't get that strategically... seems like Democrats are always making moves to appeal to a future electorate.

This post was edited by IceMage on Apr 29 2017 06:28pm

ill take a page out of snipa's book and quote some comment section poster with a touch of commentary:

they (Democratic party) don't like babies, white people, hard working Asians and Indians (and any minority that is free-thinking), the self-employed, small/medium business, home schoolers, police, first responders (and the firefighters, meeting your spouse at church or through mutual friends/family, puppies, Don Draper and his Whiskey, and Chinese/Indian food, Pokemon Crystal version, and any sport where only one gender can play) ... great politics, Dems, really making sense here!!!

[ ] winning [√] not winning

This post was edited by excellence on Apr 29 2017 07:00pm

SAD!

Democrat politicians seem to think that their Christian voters have the same stupid stance as them(I'm against abortion and gay marriage personally, but I absolutely have to support it publicly). Normal people don't work that way. I think if Republicans moderated a bit(or a lot) on the economic and immigration front, they could secure the Hispanic vote for decades.

This post was edited by IceMage on Apr 29 2017 07:39pm