Given the U.S. Constitution, There Is a Limit To Voter Suppression
Here’s some good news.
Many Americans are concerned about voter suppression in its various forms, but insofar as it’s so blatantly unconstitutional, I wonder if all this worry is unwarranted.
The 14th and 15th Amendments are crystal clear in their language; here’s section 1 from the latter: The right of citizens of the United States to vote shall not be denied or abridged by the United States or by any State on account of race, color, or previous condition of servitude.
Georgia thinks it’s going to remove drop-off ballot boxes from neighborhoods that are composed largely of people of color? Ah…no; that violates this concept about as obviously as anything possibly could.
The meme here is great, but most of the people who reject the findings of science do so because they are on the receiving end of false data they believe to be scientifically valid.
Very happy to see this.
Here’s an interview with an expert on ethics and political philosophy 
One can interpret the effect shown here as an example of the theory of evolution. Genes that confer traits like stupidity, gullibility, and hate are removed from the species, or at least weakened.
This makes one wonder what we could be doing with our time if we weren’t so consumed with stupid bulls*** like this.
We seem shocked when Congress votes to keep drug prices high and healthcare unavailable to people who can’t afford it. Why is this surprising? Does anyone think these people have any interest whatsoever in the well-being of the people they supposedly serve?
Yes, there is a genocide under way in Ukraine.
Regardless of how poor your long-term memory may be, you must have recollections of your days in lower elementary school, say, kindergarten through third grade. Can you think of any discussions about sex or sexuality? No, because they didn’t exist.
If you’re trying to make sense of where the Russian invasion of Ukraine sits now, and where it’s headed, here’s part of a 
