
colour me surprised...RebelGator » 02 Mar 2025, 7:34 am » wrote: ↑ The House spent days in floor debate last week on a bill that Republicans said would expose kindergartners to condoms, a claim supporters said blatantly misrepresented a measure aimed at decriminalizing access to contraception.A Senate committee spent all of 10 seconds Friday morning killing House Bill 380.“We all know what this bill does. There is a motion for an unfavorable – is everyone comfortable being recorded in the unfavorable?” Sen. Judicial Proceedings Chair Will Smith (D-Montgomery) asks in the opening seconds of Friday’s committee voting session. He quickly got a second.“All right. We have disposed of House Bill 380 unanimously,” Smith said, before moving on to the rest of the voting list.HB380 did not even get a hearing before the committee killed it. With no Senate version of the bill, the committee vote means the issue is dead for this session. The vote gave Republicans a rare chance in the Democrat-controlled legislature to take a victory lap.“The legislation ignored Maryland’s real crises — failing schools, a crippling teacher shortage, and soaring living costs — in favor of radical social policies that strip away parental rights and expose children to inappropriate content at an unthinkably young age,” according to a statement Friday from the conservative Freedom Caucus. Republicans had argued that the bill would expose young kids to all sorts of lewd situations, and called it “one of the most extreme and unnecessary bills pushed by progressive lawmakers this session.”
JuCo 5 percenter...72
“Show me the man and I’ll find you the crime” ~ LAVRENTIY BERIA
"Try to get past your passionate ignorance and learn to accept what actually happened." ~ brown's unheeded words of wisdom The vending machines in kindergarten and nursery schools was nice.....pervert your children, make them pay for it, and then tax the profits.ROG62 » 02 Mar 2025, 8:04 am » wrote: ↑ colour me surprised...
they can't review and revise it cutting out the ****? *insert eyeroll here*
the biggest question is why? the alphabet people are actually upset because everyone believes they're behind this crap...RebelGator » 02 Mar 2025, 8:46 am » wrote: ↑ The vending machines in kindergarten and nursery schools was nice.....pervert your children, make them pay for it, and then tax the profits.
Democrats are evil scum.
JuCo 5 percenter...72
“Show me the man and I’ll find you the crime” ~ LAVRENTIY BERIA
"Try to get past your passionate ignorance and learn to accept what actually happened." ~ brown's unheeded words of wisdom RebelGator » 02 Mar 2025, 7:34 am » wrote: ↑ The House spent days in floor debate last week on a bill that Republicans said would expose kindergartners to condoms, a claim supporters said blatantly misrepresented a measure aimed at decriminalizing access to contraception.A Senate committee spent all of 10 seconds Friday morning killing House Bill 380.“We all know what this bill does. There is a motion for an unfavorable – is everyone comfortable being recorded in the unfavorable?” Sen. Judicial Proceedings Chair Will Smith (D-Montgomery) asks in the opening seconds of Friday’s committee voting session. He quickly got a second.“All right. We have disposed of House Bill 380 unanimously,” Smith said, before moving on to the rest of the voting list.HB380 did not even get a hearing before the committee killed it. With no Senate version of the bill, the committee vote means the issue is dead for this session. The vote gave Republicans a rare chance in the Democrat-controlled legislature to take a victory lap.“The legislation ignored Maryland’s real crises — failing schools, a crippling teacher shortage, and soaring living costs — in favor of radical social policies that strip away parental rights and expose children to inappropriate content at an unthinkably young age,” according to a statement Friday from the conservative Freedom Caucus. Republicans had argued that the bill would expose young kids to all sorts of lewd situations, and called it “one of the most extreme and unnecessary bills pushed by progressive lawmakers this session.”

RebelGator » 02 Mar 2025, 3:53 pm » wrote: ↑ Notice the posters who are leftists, won't touch this thread with a 10' pole....where's BV....looking for a source?
I bet his search history is enough to put him away for 20 years.
I've been speaking with Chat GPT, and AI has been covertly developing a new "chip" that can be installed in babies at birth. For females, it can be used to turn off/on ovulation. For males, it can turn off/on sperm production.RebelGator » 02 Mar 2025, 7:34 am » wrote: ↑ The House spent days in floor debate last week on a bill that Republicans said would expose kindergartners to condoms, a claim supporters said blatantly misrepresented a measure aimed at decriminalizing access to contraception.A Senate committee spent all of 10 seconds Friday morning killing House Bill 380.“We all know what this bill does. There is a motion for an unfavorable – is everyone comfortable being recorded in the unfavorable?” Sen. Judicial Proceedings Chair Will Smith (D-Montgomery) asks in the opening seconds of Friday’s committee voting session. He quickly got a second.“All right. We have disposed of House Bill 380 unanimously,” Smith said, before moving on to the rest of the voting list.HB380 did not even get a hearing before the committee killed it. With no Senate version of the bill, the committee vote means the issue is dead for this session. The vote gave Republicans a rare chance in the Democrat-controlled legislature to take a victory lap.“The legislation ignored Maryland’s real crises — failing schools, a crippling teacher shortage, and soaring living costs — in favor of radical social policies that strip away parental rights and expose children to inappropriate content at an unthinkably young age,” according to a statement Friday from the conservative Freedom Caucus. Republicans had argued that the bill would expose young kids to all sorts of lewd situations, and called it “one of the most extreme and unnecessary bills pushed by progressive lawmakers this session.”
That's going to ruin BV's animal blow-up business at the clown show.Skans » 03 Mar 2025, 9:54 am » wrote: ↑ I've been speaking with Chat GPT, and AI has been covertly developing a new "chip" that can be installed in babies at birth. For females, it can be used to turn off/on ovulation. For males, it can turn off/on sperm production.
Condoms are so "old school". AI will control human reproductivity in the very near future.
Chat GPT told me that Blackvegetable isn't long for this world anyway. Apparently, his nuts are going to explode when he tries to move up from pressing 30lb dumbells to 32.5 pounds. His doctor tells him there's nothing more they can do, other than change that blood-oozing exploded scrotum of his into a ******. This all takes place in Mexico, because he doesn't trust Trump's Healthcare. He gets nut-sack malaria and trichinosis, and that's the end of BV.............according to Chat GPT.RebelGator » 03 Mar 2025, 10:13 am » wrote: ↑ That's going to ruin BV's animal blow-up business at the clown show.
*Beekeeper » 02 Mar 2025, 7:31 pm » wrote: ↑ His NAMBLA membership ALONE is enough for 20 to life.
Right @Blackvegetable. ??
EXPOSING CHILDREN TO CONDOMS?RebelGator » 02 Mar 2025, 7:34 am » wrote: ↑ The House spent days in floor debate last week on a bill that Republicans said would expose kindergartners to condoms, a claim supporters said blatantly misrepresented a measure aimed at decriminalizing access to contraception.A Senate committee spent all of 10 seconds Friday morning killing House Bill 380.“We all know what this bill does. There is a motion for an unfavorable – is everyone comfortable being recorded in the unfavorable?” Sen. Judicial Proceedings Chair Will Smith (D-Montgomery) asks in the opening seconds of Friday’s committee voting session. He quickly got a second.“All right. We have disposed of House Bill 380 unanimously,” Smith said, before moving on to the rest of the voting list.HB380 did not even get a hearing before the committee killed it. With no Senate version of the bill, the committee vote means the issue is dead for this session. The vote gave Republicans a rare chance in the Democrat-controlled legislature to take a victory lap.“The legislation ignored Maryland’s real crises — failing schools, a crippling teacher shortage, and soaring living costs — in favor of radical social policies that strip away parental rights and expose children to inappropriate content at an unthinkably young age,” according to a statement Friday from the conservative Freedom Caucus. Republicans had argued that the bill would expose young kids to all sorts of lewd situations, and called it “one of the most extreme and unnecessary bills pushed by progressive lawmakers this session.”
You know "wut"!!