I mean...it was 4 Democrats out of a 5 person majority on the Supreme Court so I would "strongly" give them credit. It was also Democrats who started pushing the policy while the opposition was pushing a Constitutional amendment to ban gay marriage.

Cops are starting to be held accountable (still a lot of work to be done) because Democratic mayors and Democratic DAs are finally prosecuting the easy cases.

Anyway, I think people need to keep their expectations in line with reality. You can criticize for not doing enough but you also have to be thankful for your wins, and more importantly, you need to advertise them. If you don't, you're REALLY going to feel the losses. From my perspective, Biden has been significantly more liberal than I expected (but still within the realm of reason where the GOP shouldn't complain too much).

On the other side, many Republicans will say that we're losing the fight on abortion. I'd argue that abortion laws passed over the last decade violate Casey and the GOP has gotten away with it. I'd consider that a STRONG win for the pro-life group.

Imagine if we applied your attitude to things like cancer research: "This research sucks because it didn't cure cancer, why are we funding it? Who cares that we saw promising results for this demographic but it didn't work for everyone?"

Don't let them poke fun at you:




This post was edited by lodd222 on Jan 9 2022 02:30pm

Buddy you definitively should not be trying to imply that you are able to determine who is acting sane and who isn't lmfao

roflmfao

Just read the first few posts and one thing needs to be pointed out:





The Biden admin did reverse Trump's approach to the border and tried to slam the door wide open. He only reinstated the MPP/"Remain in Mexico" once the courts forced him to, and let's not forget that his DoJ fought tooth and nail to prevent that decision.
You also have to acknowledge that polling throughout the year has consistently shown immigration to be one of Biden's biggest weaknesses, so him reversing course on his initial border policy makes perfect sense, he probably had no other choice.






Which is kinda sad. The first stimulus check under Biden seemed inevitable at the time and something similar would have come (perhaps with a smaller price tag/scope) under Trump too. The studen loan issue was deferred for some months, but the Biden admin has not come up with any long-term plan for it. And the withdrawal from Afghanistan, while the correct decision in a vacuum, was executed in the most disastrous and incompetent manner imaginable.

If those are the items standing on the plus-side of Biden's track record, things are indeed looking dire.

This post was edited by Black XistenZ on Jan 9 2022 02:31pm

You're right. The moderates of ol' are now considered "right-wing". If you want to be left alone, don't care for homosexuality or transgenders, you're automatically a bigot and right-wing extremist.

Now normalize by vaccinated vs unvaccinated total population. Because when you do that you find the rate of cases is far lower in vaccianted individuals.

Oh, I think if we're going by objective truth, Biden's record makes the Hindenburg crash seem tame. My fear, and I think it's justified, is that there are no longer mechanisms/counter forces in existence who can properly punish failure. I think Thomas Sowell put it best:

“It is hard to imagine a more stupid or more dangerous way of making decisions than by putting those decisions in the hands of people who pay no price for being wrong.”

if that was true how come indonesia beaten it with only 44% vaxxed and australia is on ATH with over 77% vaccinated ?

oh by the way how are the numbers going in usa bro ? thought so bich nigga

This post was edited by Melatonina on Jan 9 2022 03:07pm

when much more 5g street lights are up in US, etc, numbers will equal England's:

go back in belgium, eat fries.


Belgium's health minister (real)



This post was edited by Saucisson6000 on Jan 9 2022 03:14pm