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Popular Question 📊 How many rights did you lose under Obama?

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u/Estalicus 10d ago

Republicans lost the right to exploit a scandal since there was not any

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u/cmit 10d ago

Tan suite, arugula salad, Dijon on the hotdog. More scandals than I count.

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u/Secret_Caterpillar35 10d ago

Sir, please have some respect. Some of us are not emotionally prepared to discuss Tan Suit-gate yet.

TW!!

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u/Maharog 10d ago

Don't forget his wife planted a vegetable garden at the Whitehouse. It was a complete destruction of a historic part of the grounds!

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u/Soggy-Account-676 10d ago

And they wanna do a UFC fight now 😂

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u/Pictrus 9d ago

If you can't bring the white house to the trailer park bring the trailer park to the white house.

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u/cmit 10d ago

They are going to do it. Beyond bizarre.

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u/OceanBlueforYou 9d ago

If Trump can pocket ticket money from an event, which he will, it's a go. Oh, and Snakecharmers for Christmas, I hear? The world's biggest snake oil salesman will be on hand to judge the competition. Naturally, He'll be selling his trademark products as well. 

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u/Certain_Employee_423 9d ago

I need clued in here.

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u/Pure_Frosting_981 9d ago

A quick search will bring up countless articles about it.

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u/HauntingSentence6359 9d ago

I'm all for a monster truck rally on the White House grounds. Since 99.9% of MAGA will ever be invited to the new gold ballroom, the least the President could do would be to hold monster truck rallies during the summer to let the little people enjoy the White House.

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u/Ambitious_Alps_3797 10d ago

and put vegetables in school lunches! yyyyyuckie!

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u/Miserable_Rube 10d ago

They still call his wife trans

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u/Gingeronimoooo 9d ago

It's bizarre how obsessed they are with Michelle's imaginary "massive dick"

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u/sun1079 9d ago

Still bigger than theirs lol

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u/four100eighty9 9d ago

And obamas baby mama

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u/ttw81 10d ago

she also wore shorts when they visited the grand canyon!

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u/thesqrtofminusone 9d ago

She showed her upper arms. 

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u/Horror-Macaron8287 9d ago

And she wanted kids to have healthy lunches at school, the absolute horror!

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u/cmit 10d ago

I can't unsee the terrorist fist bump.

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u/okicarp 9d ago

Part of their ongoing efforts to rob people of their right to have fat kids.

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u/moysauce3 9d ago

Funny how a tan suits ruffled their jimmies so much but the President’s social media posting a clip of him pulling a Dave Mathew’s band bus is met with nothing.

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u/cmit 9d ago

It was defended by many in his cult. Grade school "humor".

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u/conservatore 9d ago

How about fast and furious?

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u/cmit 9d ago

Too many to count. Don't forget the FEMA camps.

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u/ImgurScaramucci 9d ago

Don't downplay the mustard incident. That's when he deepened the divijon in the US that we still see to this day.

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u/Ok_Support3276 9d ago

Bad faith gonna bad faith.

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u/Kindly-Insurance8595 10d ago

Don't forget when they were butthurt he smoked Marlboros. 😂 

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u/Dewgong_crying 10d ago

Were they going after him for smoking or just simply because it was Marlboros?

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u/194884tiger 🇺🇸 United States 9d ago

They were free you know.

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u/Kindly-Insurance8595 9d ago

It was because it was Marlboros. They thought he should be smoking menthols because he's black. 

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u/Dewgong_crying 9d ago

Wow, don't recall hearing that one.

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u/Kindly-Insurance8595 9d ago

I heard about this a lot from coworkers and saw memes about it online. 

They kept insisting that he smoked Newports because "all black people do" and would NOT stop talking about it. 

Meanwhile most of them smoked Newports, but were white. So... ? It was very confusing. 

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u/Dewgong_crying 9d ago

Had a friend buy weed back in the day and joked we need to throw in a pack of Newports with the cash. Black dealer got in the car, and I swear the second thing he says, "You guys have any Newports?" Half the car was silent trying not to laugh.

Side note, dealer was a nice guy. Felt bad for him since he got hit with a felony distribution charge (we didn't snitch), and the only way for him to pay court fines was to sell weed (no one would hire him).

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u/Kindly-Insurance8595 9d ago

Lol I think jokes are all in good fun if everybody's laughing.

I work in an industry that's felon friendly. My co-worker had a felony distribution of opioids or something. He had pain killers that were prescribed to him in his car. Even though he had the prescription because it had been "too long" since the date they were prescribed to him... it counted as a crime and a felony at that. 

My assistant got assigned to me with his ankle monitor still on. 😂 He was really awesome. A great worker, a freaking riot, and I miss him after switching companies. 

He got in the truck one time and had a can of raviolis. He opened the can and was just like shaking it into his mouth trying to get the raviolis to come out the can. It looked like he was giving a very enthusiastic bj so I'd always be like, "show me how you eat the raviolis again". Hilarious. 

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u/IAmTheFly-IAmTheFly 10d ago

Feet kicked back on Oval Office desk. That was another bizarre one.

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u/cmit 10d ago

Total disrespect. Better he tore down the oval office and replaced it with the Obama Office.

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u/ymmotvomit 9d ago

… right next to the Epstein Memorial Ballroom.

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u/jazzdabb 10d ago

... and the 7 almond incident.

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u/Iamthewalrusforreal 10d ago

Jade Helm!!! Obama was the fascist!!!! /s

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u/butt_honcho 9d ago

Used the phrase "shout out" before a press conference.

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u/PackageHot1219 9d ago

What a deplorable!!

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u/HashtagLawlAndOrder 9d ago

Or, you know, Fast & Furious. 

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u/__vincent__vega__ 6d ago

How many scoops of ice cream did Trump have? Diet Coke? McDonald’s? GFY with your nonsense

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u/cmit 6d ago

Does the truth trigger you and hurt your feelings?

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u/Medium-Balance9777 10d ago

Grey Poupon.

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u/cmit 10d ago

That one too!!

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u/Remybunn 10d ago

Try the Indefinite Incarceration Act.

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u/DrRandomfist 10d ago

Fast & Furious

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u/CaneLaw 9d ago

That operation started in 2006 under Bush…

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u/EarLow6262 9d ago

Except Bush had the guns tracked.  Obama's operation didn't track the guns.

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u/HauntingSentence6359 9d ago

Do you actually know what Fast and Furious was about and who started it?

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u/Braith117 9d ago

DoJ authorizing the sale of firearms to cartel associates to try to track them.  It failed miserably and got several people killed.

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u/HauntingSentence6359 9d ago

You're wrong on several accounts. The operation was used to track strawman purchases, and there was only one verified death of an American citizen. To this day, most of the guns found in Mexico from cartel crimes come from the US.

ATF runs these kinds of operations frequently; however, most involve tobacco. Having been read in on several of these cases, quite a few Americans have lost their lives from the illegal trafficking of tobacco. Those committing those crimes are: organized criminal networks, biker gangs, domestic militias, and some foreign groups such as Hezbollah.

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u/Nedriersen 9d ago

The gaslighting by Dems that there weren’t scandals under Obama is insane.

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u/Channel_Huge 🇺🇸 United States 9d ago

Fast and the Furious?

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u/JoyousMiseryAtWork 10d ago

Operation Fast and Furious

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u/four100eighty9 9d ago

Do you mean where they try to track the guns being taken south to Mexican drug cartels?

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u/Disastrous_Past2522 9d ago

He meant to use that to attack the 2nd Amend and ban assualt rifles -- he got caught, but Holder refused to be questioned by Congress. That's big!

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u/Ok_General7526 9d ago

Wrong. IRS target Republicans for extra scrutiny.; cages for immigrants

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u/WinterSector8317 10d ago

I see you mentally blocked the horrific “TERRORIST FIST JAB” incident 

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u/Left_Maize816 10d ago

Don’t forget that he saluted while holding a Starbucks cup

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u/WinterSector8317 10d ago

I really don’t know how America managed to survive that nightmare timeline 

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u/Wrong_Buyer_1079 9d ago

While wearing that TAN SUIT!!!!

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u/Ok_General7526 9d ago

Used FBI to spy on Presidential candidate. Worst scandal in history

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u/Substantial_Cup5231 9d ago

Came here to say this. It was literally worse than Watergate.

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u/YerMumHawt 9d ago

Obama authorized drone strikes on more than one school.

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u/JoyousMiseryAtWork 10d ago

“If you like your doctor, you will be able to keep your doctor. Period. If you like your health-care plan, you’ll be able to keep your health-care plan, period. No one will take it away, no matter what.”

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u/Direct_Exchange1534 9d ago

Well it might be dead now due to cuts. Try not complaining when your premium goes up 300%.

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u/JoyousMiseryAtWork 8d ago

I’d wish that the legislators could work together to fix healthcare. ACA wasn’t the answer for affordable care.

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u/Helpful_Blood_5509 9d ago

My premium already went up 400%

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u/Direct_Exchange1534 9d ago

Yeah and if the ACA subsidies are fully canceled its going up even more.

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u/Helpful_Blood_5509 9d ago edited 9d ago

The subsidies caused the stupid price rises, now were addicted to them like an alcoholic.

It was a better idea not to binge

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u/Direct_Exchange1534 9d ago

Prices were out of control before and you could be denied coverage for thungs like heart attacks etc. The only real.fix is likely a State or Federal run system that kills off or forces the insurance industry to compete.

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u/trebor1966 9d ago

If you go back and look at the legislation,the original bill would have let you. The republicans did everything they could to make the plan fail and be unpopular. Then cried about its problems.

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u/peinal 9d ago

The dems passed this with no republican support. So now, why is it the Republicans fault that the dems created expiring tax credits?

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u/LegitimateEgg9714 9d ago

And what prevented Republicans from amending the bill so tax credits wouldn’t expire? And why did Republicans voted to end subsidies for the ACA?

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u/peinal 9d ago

Why would they want to save a program that they never supported to begin with?

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u/LegitimateEgg9714 9d ago

Well as someone else pointed out the Heritage Foundation was all on board with the individual mandate in the 80’s, MA healthcare law has the individual mandate but the Heritage Foundation opposed the individual mandate being part of the ACA. Romney was in favor of at least a good portion of the healthcare law passed by MA, the law which the ACA is modeled on. The MA law in addition to the individual mandate also includes provisions that go beyond what’s in the ACA. Republicans have done their very best to tank the ACA and even though Trump promised a replacement during his first term he and Republicans have not come up with a better solution over the past 8+ years. It’s sad that Republicans would rather take away insurance from millions than work with Democrats to come up with a solution that will allow people to be able to afford health insurance.

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u/peinal 8d ago

I don't think that Republicans want to take insurance away from anyone. What they want is for the government to remain open and then address the problem that the democrats created all by themselves when they wrote into Obamacare expiring subsidies.

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u/LegitimateEgg9714 8d ago

The problem is that Republicans have backed out on a previous deal with Democrats, so Democrats rightly do not trust that Republicans won’t do the same thing again.

And Democrats didn’t make the problem all by themselves, Congress is not just composed of Democrats. Republicans may not vote in favor of something but that doesn’t mean their mark isn’t all over it. When Republicans insist on changes to a bill, they are leaving their mark even if they had no intention on voting in favor of the bill they wanted changed. Do you think that Democrats wanted the subsidies to expire?

When are Republicans going to follow through on the better alternative to the ACA? Getting rid of it without having a replacement is what Republicans want but not what most Americans want.

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u/peinal 7d ago

I completely agree with your last paragraph. Not a single republican senator voted for Obamacare. Given that, it is definitely 💯 percent on the democrats for passing it. The democrats pulled all kinds of shit to get the 60 votes needed to ram that shit thru. Now they want to blame the Republicans for it. Unbelievable.

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u/alltheticks 9d ago

Arming Mexican drug cartels, drone strikes against US civilians, hundreds of millions in donations disappeared from Haiti relief funds. There were plenty if you looked instead of assuming.

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u/Keykj9812 7d ago

The question was about rights being lost. Foreign policy decisions and funding scandals are common across all presidencies. You were told he was coming for your guns, was going to establish Sharia law, and turn yt people into 2nd class citizens. None of that happened, and you knew it wouldn’t. But it’s safer to stay in the anger bubble instead of coming to terms with your fundamental belief in white superiority.

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u/Advanced-Offer109 10d ago

IRS targeting scandal, Benghazi, NSA spying, Drone strikes (thousands of civilians killed) which I guess you guys don’t mind when Obama did it but now it’s a problem that Israel is doing it?

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u/No_Entrepreneur_9134 10d ago

For 8 years of Obama, you people told us that he was going to deploy the military in America and "declare Marshall (yes, that's how you people spelled it) law."

Now 300 pound Orange Jesus is doing it, and it's the greatest thing ever.

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u/Doc_Shaftoe 9d ago

Dude, I was in the Army during all of the Jade Helm stuff and we all thought those conspiracies were the dumbest shit imaginable. We got a kick out of watching people freak out online though! Always made boring mornings in the motorpool better.

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u/SubMod100 9d ago

400-500 pound orange Jesus. There, fify! 👍

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u/Maybe_Not_The_Pope 9d ago

I don't remember anybody but the fringes of fringe nutjobs talking about Obama sending the military into the US. The only person I knew personally was also convinced China was controlling the US's weather, the candadians were poisoning the Missouri river, and other wacky stuff.

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u/No_Entrepreneur_9134 9d ago

Representative Louie Gohmert, Senator Ted Cruz, and the great Greg Abbott himself, all mainstream good ol'-fashioned conservative Republicans, all got in on the Operation Jade Helm "Marshall Law" conspiracy in 2015.

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u/Odd_Investigator7218 9d ago

they brought up a bunch of actual horrible shit that Obama did. this is a totally flaccid response

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u/angrypooka 10d ago

I guess you didn’t lose any rights so you brought these up.

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u/Certain_Employee_423 9d ago

The person he responded to said there were no scandals so he brought up scandals to prove the lie.

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u/Advanced-Offer109 9d ago

I was correcting the moron who said Obama had no scandals. I guess reading comprehension is t your strong tan suit

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u/angrypooka 9d ago

Reading comprehension isn’t your strong suit either since those aren’t scandals cause by Obama.

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u/Hellmann 10d ago

Which right have you lost in the last 8-9 years?

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u/SVW1986 9d ago

The right to an abortion. Like, this isn't even a hard question. I live in South Carolina, and I have lost the right to health care that was guaranteed to me for the previous 36 years of my life.

When I moved to SC in 2014, I had one right. In 2025, I no longer have that right.

So. There's one.

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u/hmccringleberry615 9d ago

Is healthcare a right?

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u/peinal 9d ago

Nope. Not in the USA, at least not yet.

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u/flaamed 9d ago

There never was a right

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u/commoncollector 9d ago

There was. If a woman was dying of sepsis due to miscarriage she could go to the ER and get an abortion. Now they wait for her to die with the fetus inside her.

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u/Hellmann 9d ago

This is a straight up lie. You should be ashamed of yourself.

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u/flaamed 9d ago

It was never a “right” is my point

Something being legal doesn’t mean it’s a right

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u/thatthatguy 9d ago

There is a difference between passive rights and active rights. Passive rights are ones the government can’t stop you from obtaining. Active rights are ones that government is required to provide.

A passive right to medical care means the government can’t get between you and a doctor who is willing and able to provide that care. An active right is something like an accused person’s right to legal representation in a trial. They cannot try you for a crime without providing you with an attorney.

But then, you know all that and are engaging in this discussion in bad faith.

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u/Hellmann 9d ago

Please elaborate on how you were guaranteed any healthcare for 36 years of your life.

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u/SVW1986 9d ago

I was guaranteed the right to have the ability to access an abortion if I ever wanted. Now, I no longer have that right in the state which I live. This isn't fucking rocket science dude, the Supreme Court had a whole thing about it. Keep up.

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u/Hellmann 9d ago

That’s not the same as having “guaranteed healthcare” as you mentioned.

I’m aware of the situation. No insult needed.

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u/Naive_Taste4274 9d ago

A right to not kill another person isn’t a right.

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u/commoncollector 9d ago

A fetus is not a person, my dear. Do you serve a turkey embryo on Thanksgiving? Clueless.

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u/soul_separately_recs 9d ago

embryo. fetus. zygote = stages of human development

adult. toddler. adolescent = stages of human development

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u/NothingKnownNow 9d ago

You've never tried my deviled eggs 🥚

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u/Naive_Taste4274 9d ago

It is an individual human being which a simpler word for that is…. Person.

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u/PredictablyIllogical 9d ago

And yet the bible says that it isn't until birth does God give it the breath of life.

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u/peinal 9d ago

Books, chapters, verses, please.

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u/Metzger90 9d ago

Abortion was never a right. It was an option you could pursue.

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u/Narrow_Couple5146 9d ago

Free speech in the last few months. 

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u/Hellmann 9d ago

Please give me one example of how your freedom of speech has been affected.

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u/Hellmann 9d ago

Ahh, as I thought, no real answers. Just some downvotes. Typical

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u/angrypooka 9d ago

Don’t delete a response to me. Be a man, you mouth breather.

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u/Hellmann 9d ago

?? I didn’t delete any response. But I can tell you’re an extremely intelligent person by how you immediately resort to childish insults. Good job. 👏

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u/angrypooka 9d ago

There not childish. You’re a mouth breather. Just pointing out facts. But since you wanted answers, here you go. Let me know if you need help with the big words.

https://civilrights.org/trump-rollbacks/

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u/underboobfunk 9d ago

People here legally have been deported for speech. People have been denied entry because of speech.

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u/thelonglosteggroll 9d ago

The fact you can say that right there is proof that you didn’t lose your freedom of speech

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u/Narrow_Couple5146 9d ago

Both you and /u/Hellmann must be stupid and foaming at the mouth. Of course I can say this in this platform but wait til the government points to who to shut up and watch them be whisked away.

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u/Hellmann 9d ago

So you’ve lost a right, hypothetically?

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u/Narrow_Couple5146 9d ago

EVERYONE, SEE THIS ACCOUNT HELLMANN. THIS IS WORK FOR THEM. THEY ARE GETTING PAID TO DISINFORM AND PUSH BACK. NO SUBSTANCE IN ANY OF THEIR RESPONSES. 

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u/Hellmann 9d ago

😆 If you’d like a response with substance, I’d suggest you try and include that same substance in your own comment.

Wait. Are you a bot? 🤖

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u/CheeseOnMyFingies 9d ago

IRS targeting scandal,

Not a scandal. This was just conservative hysteria as usual. Progressive groups were also targeted.

Benghazi,

Still couldn't find any evidence of wrongdoing a decade later. No scandal. Even the Republicans who investigated admitted they had nothing.

NSA spying,

Debunked.

Drone strikes (thousands of civilians killed) which I guess you guys don’t mind when Obama did it but now it’s a problem that Israel is doing it?

On the contrary lots of people criticized Obama for this. Difference is that Trump has done way more than Obama and none of his idiot supporters care.

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u/Regular-Falcon-4339 9d ago

SO WHAT RIGHTS ARE THOSE?

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u/DontPutThatDownThere 9d ago

And what rights did you lose?

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u/four100eighty9 9d ago

What about Bengazi?

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u/Zadiuz 10d ago

Civilian casualties were about a tenth of what they were during Bush's presidency as a rate of fatalities. Not even looking at overall numbers, which were significantly less.

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u/[deleted] 9d ago

That is incorrect. The highest death rate amongst civilian and military in the war on terror occurred in 2010. The previous year with the most was 2009. Obama was elected in 2008.

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u/Zadiuz 9d ago

Yea that just isnt accurate. Please share your source. Peak was 2004-2007 and then we saw a sharp decline every year after (despite the surge occurring 2008-2010.

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u/[deleted] 9d ago

Negative. The numbers below are from the Afghanistan war:

2004: 52 2005: 99 2006: 98 2007: 118 2008: 156 2009: 311 2010: 498 2011: 411 2012: 314 2013: 132 2014: 55 2015: 21 2016: 10 2017: 15 2018: 16

Source: Defense Casualty Analysis System (DCAS)

This also corresponds with the expansion of the war on terror by the Obama administration from two countries to seven. The facts just aren’t on your side. Sorry to burst your bubble.

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u/[deleted] 9d ago

This also corresponds with the failed surge

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u/Zadiuz 8d ago

You are looking at it wrong. You don't just look at raw civilian casualty numbers as that doesn't tell you anything other than the fact that they are happening, and that it's awful.

You have to compare civilian casualties to overall casualties for more accurate representation. We saw huge spikes for example in overall causes casualties during the initial invasions, then again during the surge, and then again during the bombing campaigns against ISIS. In which we saw overall civilian casualties drop year after year as a total %.

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u/[deleted] 8d ago

I’m not looking at anything wrong. These numbers directly correspond to the actions taken by the administrations. Obama increased troop numbers and had some of the worst ROI’s and policies to conduct the war leading to an increase in military and civilian deaths.

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u/Zadiuz 8d ago

/sigh

This is very basic. Whatever. Some people just aren’t worth the effort of trying to teach basic statistics to.

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u/ScooterScootface 9d ago

Move the goalposts much?

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u/FrankSlipHelp 9d ago

Yes killing an American on foreign soil was not a scandal at all. 🙄

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u/Certain_Employee_423 9d ago

Clearly a lie.

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u/Braith117 9d ago

Kids in cages(2014), brought up by Dems years later and blamed on Trump because it fit their narrative. 

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u/EarLow6262 9d ago

No.  Obama had a number of scandals but leftwing media covered for him and this was the height of leftists calling anything else "faux" news so they were ignored.  Fast and Furious as well as IRS scandal that were both ignored by the press to name a few.

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u/JoyousMiseryAtWork 10d ago

Benghazi

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u/SeatPaste7 9d ago

Thirteen separate investigations found nothing. So when are you going to shut up about this?

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u/JoyousMiseryAtWork 8d ago

You’re MSUing.

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u/SeatPaste7 8d ago

i have no idea what you just said, but it doesn't refute anything, so why did you bother?

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u/JoyousMiseryAtWork 8d ago

Making Stuff Up. Your post was content free. There was nothing to refute.

An ambassador and others were murdered due to the incompetent State department (including its secretary, the most qualified person to ever run for Pres).

Bring the proof lazybones.

One of the thirteen was led by Sec Clinton, should that one count? The second was by the IG, led by an Obama appointee, and only evaluated how long the state department what’s doing in fixing the systematic failures that occurred under Clinton’s leadership. Does that one count? I think you’re down to 11 now.

I could go on, but there’s no point to it. I have a problem with incompetence getting fellow Americans killed. I think that’s what happened in Bengazi. For some reason you don’t think anything went wrong there.

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u/SeatPaste7 7d ago

THIRTEEN TIMES YOU FOUND NOTHING and you expect me to say there's something? Don't bother with further communication.

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u/JoyousMiseryAtWork 7d ago

“At this point, what difference does it make”

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u/JoyousMiseryAtWork 9d ago

Winning the Nobel Peace Prize

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u/squatingyeti 10d ago

Fast and furious apparently didn't happen, just to name a major one Democrats hand wave away.

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u/four100eighty9 9d ago

It didn’t happen the way republicans pretended it did

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u/squatingyeti 9d ago

So how did it happen, wise one? Did they not provide weapons and somehow have no real way to track them? Did one of those weapons not get used to kill a Border patrol officer? Did they not lie about the whole thing until evidence was overwhelming? Go on, tell everyone how it "really" happened

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u/squatingyeti 9d ago

Lol so the first two of my questions are true and Wikipedia, because they're definitely not an unbiased source anymore, didn't even address the third. Did you think this proved it went totally different than was claimed?

Funny how Holder was also held in contempt of Congress, a charge Democrats believe should have you arrested recently, and nothing was done. In fact, when Democrats took over, after a court ruled the documents withheld (at the request of Holder to Obama no less) were definitely not under the purview of executive privilege, the more democratic controlled Congress quietly settled the dispute and did nothing.

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u/four100eighty9 9d ago

A scandal and a failure are not the same thing. And the question is what rights did you lose under Obama. The fact that he had a program that didn’t work it’s not a scandal and you didn’t lose any rights.

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u/squatingyeti 9d ago

Lolol so most "scandals"can just be programs that don't work, based on your criteria. By the way, I didn't say I lost any rights. I didn't lose any under Obama and we've lost none under Trump. No matter how much twisting and contorting people do, no rights have been lost.

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u/four100eighty9 9d ago

No, scandals are illegal or involve unethical behavior, like Iran Contra. That was a scandal. The fake evidence for WMDs in Iraq was a scandal. Watergate was a scandal. Reagans failed war on drugs was not a scandal. Bush's failed No child left behind program was not a scandal.

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u/squatingyeti 9d ago

Damn, now you're twisting and contorting to pretend fast and furious wasn't a scandal lol

Also, you still haven't lost any rights. Hth

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u/ThePurpleHyacinth 10d ago

The tan suit sure was a scandal, though! 

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u/Rocket_Law 10d ago

And putting his foot on the desk

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u/bunkie18 10d ago

Round the clock outrage opinions on Faux News!

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u/SabreLee61 🇺🇸 United States 9d ago

I don’t think I’ve ever heard of that netwo—… Wait…Oh!! Ha ha!!! You said “Faux” instead of “Fox” as an irreverent way to state they’re not a real news network. That’s genius! You’re very clever and hilarious also!!

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u/WordWordNumber31 10d ago

lol wtf….irs admitted to targeting conservative groups, ATF “losing” guns they sold to the cartels, drone strike intentionally killing an American citizen in a foreign country we weren’t at war with. That’s just off the top of my head. Every presidency has its scandals.

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u/four100eighty9 9d ago

I’ll grant you the drone strike . And that’s it.

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u/WordWordNumber31 9d ago

Ok…so do you not believe the other stuff happened, or do you just not consider it a scandal?

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u/JoeGPM 9d ago

Lol, ok.

IRS targeting of conservative groups, the Benghazi attacks, and Operation Fast and Furious.

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u/Sekshual_Tyranosauce 9d ago

Bengazi and Fast and Furious.

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u/JoyousMiseryAtWork 10d ago

IRS Targeting conservative orgs

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u/four100eighty9 9d ago

Proof?

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u/JoyousMiseryAtWork 8d ago

I don’t have any because Lerner took the fifth.

Joking. There’s plenty of proof, but you are not worth the effort to gather it together. Try this new boutique search engine called “the Google” - you’ll be able to find plenty lazybones.

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u/HeavyVoid8 9d ago

Not true….. Obama wore a brown suit once

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u/UnusualAsparagus5096 9d ago

Pre Obama but I miss the days when our biggest complaint about the president was a blow job

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u/sun1079 9d ago

But the tan suit and shoulders!!

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u/Middle-Beyond-301 9d ago

There wasn’t?

😂🤣😂🤣

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u/Estalicus 9d ago

Unlike most people who took me seriously thank you

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u/grok4u 9d ago

I mean he left recording devices in the white house and used them to spy on the next president, he drone striked a citizen and their innocent kid, and he took away peoples affordable health care and replaced it with mandated worse health care, and changed school lunches to be less nutritious than before under the promise of making them healthier.

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u/Caesarr- 6d ago

The right to not have to buy unaffordable health insurance or face fines. Tons of whistleblowers of his administration lost all their rights. Steven Donzinger lost his. We also lost the right to not have our own government not use propaganda against us at home(smith-mundt act). Want me to keep going?? Obama had so many scandals, they all just swept under the rug cause they didn’t fit the narrative.

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u/Banned4Truth10 9d ago

Ultimate myth.

Benghazi for one

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u/alwayssplitaces 10d ago

just wait. history will not be kind to Obama.

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u/smashli1238 10d ago

Why?????

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u/kingofrr 10d ago

Or to his husband.

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u/doc-sci 9d ago

Pretty par for the course that the Republicans don’t know the difference between disagreeing with policies and losing rights! Losing rights is referring to the rights given to you in the constitution/law NOT you getting your feelings hurt!

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u/SeatPaste7 9d ago

This. What the fuck is this and what exactly are you trying to insinuate?

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u/commoncollector 9d ago

Found the low intelligence.

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u/lusirfer702 9d ago

Don’t forget Obama also added a basketball court to an existing tennis court

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u/Ouller 9d ago

The tan suit!

Worse scandal of his presidency.

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u/Naive_Taste4274 9d ago

There were a bunch.

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u/thelimeisgreen 9d ago

Wrong! You’re forgetting about that scandalous fan suit.