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Are Democrats Attacking Amy Coney Barrett’s Religion And Family?

Yeah, you rule out practic

Of course she did. She eliminated about 99% of left wing slobber-slinging and then asks were the Dems are bad mouthing ACB.

So she can now say that it's not happening at all because the ones doing it don't "count". LOL!
 
Yeah, you rule out practic

Of course she did. She eliminated about 99% of left wing slobber-slinging and then asks were the Dems are bad mouthing ACB.

...and 100% of your disingenuous sources. Whoops.
 
...and 100% of your disingenuous sources. Whoops.
Disingenuous? This entire thread is disingenuous. "Tell me who's attacking ACB's family or religion but don't use any one who actually IS". It's like the forum equivalent of sticking your fingers in your ears and chanting "na, na, na . . . ".
 
We can play “No, it does. “Yes it does” but the law is with me. Your opinion is with you. Law don’t care about your opinion. That makes two of us.
You are taking a specific point and trying to make it universal. The law is not with you, nor is history.
 
Ruth Bader Ginsburg OPENED every single door that Elena Kagan, Sonia Sotomayor and Sandra Day O'Connor have walked through, even BEFORE she became a Justice.
Amy Coney Barrett plans nothing less than SLAMMING that door shut again, forever.

Margaret Atwood says that she based "The Handmaid's Tale" directly ON groups like People of Praise, specifically BECAUSE of their extremist views on women.

Amy Coney Barrett deserves to be attacked full measure.
She is nothing less than a lead wrecking ball for women's rights.
She is, in fact, more than that because groups like People of Praise ARE NOT strictly "religious", they are in point of fact a heavily political arm of an extremist movement known as "Dominionism" that elevates pure theocracy as its central goal.
Holy shit.
 
Ruth Bader Ginsburg OPENED every single door that Elena Kagan, Sonia Sotomayor and Sandra Day O'Connor have walked through, even BEFORE she became a Justice.
Amy Coney Barrett plans nothing less than SLAMMING that door shut again, forever.

Margaret Atwood says that she based "The Handmaid's Tale" directly ON groups like People of Praise, specifically BECAUSE of their extremist views on women.

Amy Coney Barrett deserves to be attacked full measure.
She is nothing less than a lead wrecking ball for women's rights.
She is, in fact, more than that because groups like People of Praise ARE NOT strictly "religious", they are in point of fact a heavily political arm of an extremist movement known as "Dominionism" that elevates pure theocracy as its central goal.

I have never heard of People of Praise. Can you cite your source on this? And are there any decisions she has made as a judge to corroborate her supposed goal of a theocracy?

I guess the first thing that doesn't make sense is if she's part of this group that treats women as below men and teaches that women should be in the backseat and never take leadership roles, that doesn't seem to jibe with her background of going to law school, being a professor, judge and perhaps justice of the highest court in the land. Why isn't she just a housewife and stay-at-home mother, then?
 
Disingenuous? This entire thread is disingenuous. "Tell me who's attacking ACB's family or religion but don't use any one who actually IS". It's like the forum equivalent of sticking your fingers in your ears and chanting "na, na, na . . . ".

Feel free to use whatever bullshit standard you want. You can’t meet mine and you know it. Cause no dem has taken this troll bait. And that’s all it is.

You feel feee to use aaaaannnny ol quite you want. Won’t change a damn thing.
 
I have never heard of People of Praise. Can you cite your source on this? And are there any decisions she has made as a judge to corroborate her supposed goal of a theocracy?

I guess the first thing that doesn't make sense is if she's part of this group that treats women as below men and teaches that women should be in the backseat and never take leadership roles, that doesn't seem to jibe with her background of going to law school, being a professor, judge and perhaps justice of the highest court in the land. Why isn't she just a housewife and stay-at-home mother, then?

Glad you are noticing the incongruity.
Then again, not the least bit surprised that are intentionally ignoring the cognitive dissonance.
I already cited my source, the author of the book The Handmaid's Tale.
People of Praise and a couple of other similar Dominionist groups were her inspiration to write the story.

By all means, keep singing chorus after chorus of "It Can't Happen Here" but I am aware of the fact that you're actually OKAY with ALL of it happening here, based on your confirmed views.
You should be thrilled.
 
Disingenuous? This entire thread is disingenuous. "Tell me who's attacking ACB's family or religion but don't use any one who actually IS". It's like the forum equivalent of sticking your fingers in your ears and chanting "na, na, na . . . ".

I am attacking every square inch of everything concerning ACB and admit it openly.
This batsh*t crazy bitch can't be allowed to turn SCOTUS into her personal bully pulpit for theocracy.
I will support any means of removing her from confirmation.
Dominionists openly state that they are hostile to democracy, and openly state that their mission is to implement biblical law.
 
Glad you are noticing the incongruity.
Then again, not the least bit surprised that are intentionally ignoring the cognitive dissonance.
I already cited my source, the author of the book The Handmaid's Tale.
People of Praise and a couple of other similar Dominionist groups were her inspiration to write the story.

Your source is a fictional piece of work? I mean......really? LOL!

By all means, keep singing chorus after chorus of "It Can't Happen Here" but I am aware of the fact that you're actually OKAY with ALL of it happening here, based on your confirmed views.
You should be thrilled.

Remember the last time you made some ridiculous, incredibly rude and positively untrue statement about me? You ran away like a little skeered puppy after I called you out on it. Time for that again --- I'm "okay" with this country turning into a theocracy? .... and this is based on my "confirmed views"? Oh, do quote that, please.
 
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Ruth Bader Ginsburg OPENED every single door that Elena Kagan, Sonia Sotomayor and Sandra Day O'Connor have walked through, even BEFORE she became a Justice.
Amy Coney Barrett plans nothing less than SLAMMING that door shut again, forever.

Margaret Atwood says that she based "The Handmaid's Tale" directly ON groups like People of Praise, specifically BECAUSE of their extremist views on women.

Amy Coney Barrett deserves to be attacked full measure.
She is nothing less than a lead wrecking ball for women's rights.
She is, in fact, more than that because groups like People of Praise ARE NOT strictly "religious", they are in point of fact a heavily political arm of an extremist movement known as "Dominionism" that elevates pure theocracy as its central goal.

Goodness....please pray for forgiveness.
 
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I am attacking every square inch of everything concerning ACB and admit it openly.
This batsh*t crazy bitch can't be allowed to turn SCOTUS into her personal bully pulpit for theocracy.
I will support any means of removing her from confirmation.
Dominionists openly state that they are hostile to democracy, and openly state that their mission is to implement biblical law.
Sounds like you need to breathe into a paper bag for a while. Where the hell do you come up with this shit? Theocracy? Dominionists? Dude!
 
Sounds like you need to breathe into a paper bag for a while. Where the hell do you come up with this shit? Theocracy? Dominionists? Dude!

He won't respond with anything other than "ZOMG!!!!!! HaNdMaId'S TaLe!!!11111"
 
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I imagine Amy follows her church beliefs and opposes contraception, judging from the size of her family.

Which to me is a big so what, as those are personal choices. It's when a USSC Justice would vote against upholding Roe v. Wade, due to her religious beliefs about abortion or contraception, that it's a huge problem for me.
 
He won't respond with anything other than "ZOMG!!!!!! HaNdMaId'S TaLe!!!11111"
Libruls apparently think The Handmaid's Tale is a true story. :poop:
 
Your source is a fictional piece of work? I mean......really? LOL!



Remember the last time you made some ridiculous, incredibly rude and positively untrue statement about me? You ran away like a little skeered puppy after I called you out on it. Time for that again --- I'm "okay" with this country turning into a theocracy? .... and this is based on my "confirmed views"? Oh, do quote that, please.

He should just quote *anyone* who has ever said anything similar that you have agreed with in the past.
 
She follows the beliefs of the church and does not use birth control...

Right, got it. But would she vote to uphold Roe v. Wade or Griswold v. Connecticut if future cases come up that test either decision? I'm not sure she would do that, so that's a concern for me.
 
Right, got it. But would she vote to uphold Roe v. Wade or Griswold v. Connecticut if future cases come up that test either decision? I'm not sure she would do that, so that's a concern for me.

It’s definitely something to be concerned about.. in the past she has express skepticism about Roe being overturned.
 
If they aren’t, it’s because the hearings haven’t started. I’ll give the first liberal one question before the attack starts.

Expressing concern about a Justice who would allow her religious beliefs to influence the way she votes on a case isn't an "attack."
 
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