The only war crimes you care about are the ones you can use to get fascism elected.

The Secret Service also have plans for physical security measures outside of the West Palm Beach, Fla. convention center where former President Trump will host an event on Election Night, the outlet reported.

They’re going to need to keep the fascists inside.

But it does solve the real problem of rich people not having another way to avoid paying taxes.

That sounds like a bank that shouldn’t get fresh bills from the mint, then.

“Many Americans” have always and will always live paycheck to paycheck. Seize the means of production.

Nobody is forcing you to drink tap water.

I do not understand how any person of faith could vote for Donald Trump …

Oh I understand completely. They have the ability to believe things in the face of evidence to the contrary.

“Trust no one and nothing except me.” That’s a literal no hyperbole cult.

Not just military action. Vigilantism and pardons. I’m waiting for him to make it clear that if you’re going to murder someone who opposes Trump, make sure to transport them across state lines, so that it’s a federal crime that he can pardon you for.

Roe v Wade: “This should be decided by the states!”

Fluoride in water: “This should be decided by the federal government!”

???

Please imagine this meme that I am too lazy to create:

NATO: exists

Is this provocation?

“You have to choose a side!”

“Unless it’s the US Presidential election, sit that out!”

The quote you’re looking for:

“And I have a piece of glass over here, and I don’t have a piece of glass there, and I have this piece of glass here,” he opined. “But all we have really over here is the fake news, right?”

“And to get me, somebody would have to shoot through the fake news, and I don’t mind that so much,” he continued. “I don’t mind, I don’t mind that.”

He’s talking in the first part about bulletproof glass, and then “all we really have over here is the fake news” is when he is pointing at what I believe to be the press area. He points again while saying “somebody would have to shoot through,” completing this gesture with his pointed right hand coming slightly back to himself, as though to mimic the path of a bullet.

Donald Trump has suggested that the press he doesn’t like should be shot, and that he “[wouldn’t] mind that.” It’s hardly a leap to think that as president, he would pardon anyone would would shoot those who oppose him.

Not to say that everyone that votes for Trump is a Nazi, …

I’ll say it. It’s fascism. It’s been fascism for a long time. People who vote for fascism are fascists.

Come now, he was given a written reprimand, isn’t that enough?

Dad, trying to find jokes to bring light into his miserable liveR.

And you’re not going to get a candidate to be in the skit if they’re receiving substantial criticism.

How many people are borderline enough that if they had to figure things out on their own wouldn’t get diagnosed as an adult.

Again, that’s not how that works. ASD diagnosis is a lengthy process involving multiple days of interviewing. When someone goes undiagnosed until adulthood, but has figured out their own coping mechanisms and strategies, that doesn’t mean they aren’t on the spectrum anymore. As above, ASD and behavior are two different things.

… I’m high functioning, …

Have you been diagnosed? If you had, I’d have to think you would already know the above.

That’s not how that works. ASD is one thing; behavior is another. However.

My son is on the spectrum, not diagnosed until his mid teens. He’s attended some college so far, and took advantage of a support program at the school for people with an ASD diagnosis. The first year, he was in a dorm specifically built for this program, so over the course of the year, he got a lot of new exposure to “people like him.”

Just today he was remarking (again) about how “sheltered” and “coddled” a lot of the other students in this program are. He sees how people respond to situations, and he sees how parents interact with their kids when visiting, moving in/out.

My son is glad to not have had a diagnosis until later on. He recognizes that having gotten some bullying in school - while definitely not desirable, did happen - forced him to be introspective, and forced him to figure out coping mechanisms on his own.

Those are beneficial skills that are well taught by experience, and overprotective parenting (whether the kid is on the spectrum or not) reduces the ability for kids to learn those skills.

Weather disaster or not, it’s horrible to be thankful for a less-than-stellar jobs report.