[wolpertinger]

You'd want him to undergo a comprehensive mental and psychological examination, wouldn't you?

https://meidasnews.com/news/trumps-derangement-on-full-display-in-most-unhinged-social-media-night-yet

citing an old Simon & Garfunkel song: "... I surely would, if I only could"

[MaxBigfoot]

If the president spent an hour posting and sharing images on social media that:

Insulted members of the other political party - over eight times.
Showed himself at a command console destroying unnamed targets with space-based weapons - at least twice.
Depicted a sovereign foreign country as the 51st state.
Showed attacks on a country that we are - and he is - currently in the middle of negotiating a settlement to a conflict he started - several times.
Showed himself escorting a captive alien being at a military base.

You'd want him to undergo a comprehensive mental and psychological examination, wouldn't you?

https://meidasnews.com/news/trumps-derangement-on-full-display-in-most-unhinged-social-media-night-yet

Definitely.   

[wolpertinger]

Startled by a report on German TV concerning censored books in school libraries, I'm really questioning whether the USA are on the way to Dystopia as described in Fahrenheit 451 ?

[CarlTL]

Startled by a report on German TV concerning censored books in school libraries, I'm really questioning whether the USA are on the way to Dystopia as described in Fahrenheit 451 ?

This has been going on for decades in the states. Long enough that public libraries (which are different from school libraries) would have a Banned Book week, where they would put on display books in their collection that were banned somewhere in the country with explanations on why. The books in question were very much still available to read and to be lended out to patrons at the public libraries.

This year, Banned Book week is October 4 to the 10th per the American Library Association.

[gOOber]

 

[3deroticer]

What political post?
This is a pro-Trump thread, and for a long time, Trumpers haven't been saying anything!
As this thread has died on its own, LOL!

[3deroticer]

Minnesota recently pass a bill which takes in effect on October, to make it illegal to use Ai to strip clothing off of women without their consent. That's just one state and Elon Musk is trying to fight it. But the bill pass both house and senate of the state house. With only one vote against it. I'm guessing that it is going to pass everywhere like this eventually. I can understand that revenge porn is wrong, but famous adult people that have done nude on screen that were extremely morph to the point that it's a parody should be allow. Any thoughts?