The Disease of Leftism
- Thread starter cml750
- Start date
Creeper
UDFA
- Messages
- 2,305
- Reaction score
- 2,809
The usual crowd of liberals are really whining about this claiming it is against the 1st amendment, freedom of speech. It's funny how freedom of speech only matters sometimes. And of course the inventers of the term hate speech are the ones defining what is hate speech and what isn't. "Death, Death, to the IDF" is apparently not hate speech.
In any case, the 1st amendment only applies to people actually in the US, and things people say, or policies they support can absolutely get them a denial of a visa. That has been true for years.
Creeper
UDFA
- Messages
- 2,305
- Reaction score
- 2,809
The left has lost its collective mind. Supporting frauds like AOC, who is not just ignorant, she is also dumb, as in not intelligent, shows they are desperate for anyone who can garner some attention. But stupid is not good for the country. Neither is the idiocy of Commie Mamdani.
yimyammer
Pro Bowler
- Messages
- 11,189
- Reaction score
- 5,396
I feel the same way
yimyammer
Pro Bowler
- Messages
- 11,189
- Reaction score
- 5,396
That’s called “ The Moe”
touchdown
Defense Wins Championships
- Messages
- 6,637
- Reaction score
- 5,795
For Reference:
The Delhi, India government has launched a major campaign to combat air pollution by banning refueling of old vehicles. Diesel vehicles older than 10 years and petrol vehicles older than 15 years are no longer allowed to refuel at petrol stations. This directive from the Commission for Air Quality Management (CAQM) follows a 2018 Supreme Court ruling. The ban is being enforced through CCTV cameras and speakers at petrol pumps, alerting authorities about end-of-life vehicles. The move affects an estimated 60 lakh old vehicles in Delhi. While some citizens welcome the initiative as a step towards reducing pollution, others, especially from lower income groups, express concerns about its impact on personal mobility. The ban will be extended to five NCR districts from November 1st. Experts suggest that even well-maintained old vehicles cannot meet current emission norms.
The Delhi, India government has launched a major campaign to combat air pollution by banning refueling of old vehicles. Diesel vehicles older than 10 years and petrol vehicles older than 15 years are no longer allowed to refuel at petrol stations. This directive from the Commission for Air Quality Management (CAQM) follows a 2018 Supreme Court ruling. The ban is being enforced through CCTV cameras and speakers at petrol pumps, alerting authorities about end-of-life vehicles. The move affects an estimated 60 lakh old vehicles in Delhi. While some citizens welcome the initiative as a step towards reducing pollution, others, especially from lower income groups, express concerns about its impact on personal mobility. The ban will be extended to five NCR districts from November 1st. Experts suggest that even well-maintained old vehicles cannot meet current emission norms.
