"Mrs. Harris, why did you deny parole to nonviolent offenders?"
"Better ingredients. Better pizza. Papa John's."I mean that's entirely dependent on what the homeless mothers were doing.
I'm referring to her penchant for doing what all DAs do in this country, which is to obscure exculpatory evidence in order to put people in jail that they know are not guilty. It's fucking horrific.
"Your voice, your perspective, your experience," replied the Vice President. She continued, "your words, your breath, your opinion." After a brief, awkward silence she went on, "Your analysis. Your education, your mind, your thoughts, your description. Your prose. Your story. Your creativity. Is it hot in here?" the Vice President asked the room.
VP Harris proceeded to drink a full water bottle without pausing and asked her aid for another. Once she had opened and drank most of the next bottle the Vice President asked, "Where was I?"
This marked the end of the VP Harris' scheduled appearance, as students began filing into the room for their regularly scheduled Political Science class.
Tell us your habits, your fads, your fears
Give us your address, your shoe size, your years
Your digits, your plans, your number, your eyes
Your schedule, your desktop, your details, your life
Show us your children, your photos, your home
Here, take credit, take insurance, take a loan
Get a job, get a pension, get a haircut, get a suit
Play the lottery, play football, play the field, snort some toot
It's a bit, but the real thing is almost as bad:
"I’m glad you did,” Harris said in response. “And again this is about the fact that your voice, your perspective, your experience, your truth should not be suppressed and it must be heard, right? And one of the things that we’re fighting for in a democracy, right, a democracy is its strongest when everybody participates…”
She added soon after: “The point that you are making about policy that relates to Middle East policy, foreign policy, we still have healthy debates in our country about what is the right path, and nobody’s voice should be suppressed on that.”
Harris could have just said "ok yeah anyways" and it would have meant the same thing
God this is such a good example of how insufferable mainstream political discussion is. "Israel is genociding people." Reponse: "Everybody has a voice about the right paths in life and no one's voice should be suppressed. Next Question."
The voices defending and advocating for genocide should be suppressed actually.
Free speech has proven to be an abject failure, and isn't even real in the first place if you do any speech that actually harms the interests of the empire. There's a reason we call the CIA award for excellence in journalism 2 bullets in the back of the head or a stay in a blacksite for the rest of your life.
Reinterpreting her as permatripping fucking rules. I feel like I'm experiencing the Fight Club twist for the first time. Holy shit it works so well lol
"stop breaking my ribcage with a crowbar"
"your voice, your perspective, your experience"
At least she's still masking I guess.
A liberal ghoul wore a mask today... did you?
I was also shocked by the masking (in a good way), but of course we can't even have that silver lining--video is from September 2021.
(for the record, I did wear a mask today, although today was one of those days where I didn't see a single other soul masking)
That's such a "cop-out" I started to laugh and then I remembered she was a cop and laughed even harder. Whew.
What an imbecile. If Biden kicks the bucket the democrats are fucked if they try to run her ticket.
During the People's uprising of 2020, when
was at it's peak, every cubicle job implemented Diversity Equity and Inclusion training, either automated e-training, or led by local HR goons.
She better off saying "that's like your opinion, man"
It is at least more honest and cites a funny movie
https://twitter.com/AmichaiStein1/status/1443155743214129155 (tweet is from September 29, 2021, which explains why the VP is deigning to wear a mask, albeit a lopsided surgical mask...seriously how tf is the Vice President of the United States not wearing a respirator in 2021)
Transcript of both what the student says and Kamala's full response, which starts at 17:21 in this C-SPAN video of Kamala telling GMU students to
:Transcript
Student: My name is [June?], I'm part-Yemeni and part-Iranian; I'm not an American, but I do know that America affects my life every day, and it's in the way that a lot of taxpayer money is allocated for funding the military whether it's in backing Saudi Arabia, or in Palestine. And I bring this up because you brought up how the power of the people and demonstration and organizing is very valuable in America [Kamala: Yeah.]
But I see that over the summer there have been protests and demonstrations in astronomical numbers standing with Palestine, but then just a few days ago there were funds allocated to continue backing Israel which hurts my heart because it's an ethnic genocide and displacement of people the same that happened in America and I'm sure you're aware of this. And I bring this up also because of the issue of how Americans are struggling because of lack of healthcare—public healthcare—lack of affordable housing, and all this money ends up going to and funding Israel and backing Saudi Arabia and whatnot, and I think that the people have spoken very often in what they do need and I feel like there's a lack of listening and I just feel like I need to bring this up because it affects my life and people I really care about's lives, and this was just something I had to bring up.
Kamala: I'm glad you did. I'm glad you did and again: this is about the fact that your voice, your perspective, your experience, your truth, should not be suppressed, and it must be heard, alright? And one of the things that we're fighting for in a democracy, right? A democracy is at its strongest when everyone participates [June: Mmhmm] It is at its weakest when anyone's left out. And that's not only about being physically present but that your voice is present.
I mean, I'll get back to the point I was making and hinting at about—the whole point about community, right? Our goal should be unity, but not uniformity, right? When we talk about coalition building, when I think of coalition building and bringing everybody together in a unified spirit it's about—yes, everyone, we should bring people together and understand our commonalities, but unity should never be at the expense of telling any one person—for the sake of unity, "Oh, you be quiet about that thing. You suppress that thing. Let's not deal with that thing." That's not unity. True unity is that everyone in that room has a voice.
And then we see where that ends up in terms of a healthy debate on the issues, right? And the point that you're making about policy that relates to Middle East policy, foreign policy, we still have healthy debates in our country about what is the right path. And nobody's voice should be suppressed on that.
Dovetails nicely with that survey about acceptable forms of protest
Liberal identity politics is a disease. Just fucking woke-scolding and moralistic virtue signaling in the service of imperialism.
Beyond the pale. Immediate execution (hypothetically in Minecraft obvs).
She is just doing her long time role though curse her of woke cop.
