From MSN:
Representative Randy Fine (R-FL) has sparked controversy by advocating for the repeal of the 22nd Amendment, which limits U.S. presidents to two terms, citing President Donald Trump’s role in brokering a Gaza peace agreement as justification for extending his presidency. A bipartisan coalition of lawmakers introduced a resolution denouncing Fine’s proposal as a danger to democratic norms, escalating the debate. Amending the Constitution would require a two-thirds vote in Congress and ratification by three-quarters of state legislatures, a formidable hurdle.
Is this a joke? Congressional Republican Trump sycophant is suggesting that the president’s bid for a third term should be done legally, even though the last few years have brought a nonstop onslaught of grossly illegal acts: the storming of the Capitol, numerous other attempts to overthrow the U.S. federal government by overturning the 2020 election, stealing top-secret government documents, an adjudicated rape, the 34 counts of business fraud on which Trump was convicted, current-day violations of posse comitatus, the execution of unconvicted Venezuelan people on ocean-going ships, and the bulldozing the East Wing of the White House.
The man’s life is one big, ongoing crime; let’s be honest here.
Renewable Energy
How Many Stand Behind Donald Trump?
Easy. It’s 36% in the United States, and somewhere around 15% in the rest of the developed world. It’s slim, and it’s disintegrating fast.
The world isn’t in great shape right now, but most human beings are good people, and they abhor the crimes and the constant barrage of crimes. It’s really no more complicated than that.
Renewable Energy
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What Kurt Vonnegut said here is interesting, but I doubt it’s correct.
Yes, people talk about religious people’s “imaginary friend in the sky,” which would be, of course, a remedy for loneliness. But I believe that the primary driver for religion is fear–of all things unknown, and especially of death and the afterlife.
Renewable Energy
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The world population growth is 0.85%. In the developed world (OECD countries), it’s about 0.5%.
It’s not credible to me that our civilization is threatened by this. But if I were concerned, I’d ask a scientist whose life’s work is studying this phenomenon. Why anyone could possibly care what Elon Musk thinks about Earth’s population and climate change is beyond me.
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