The 'anti-war' right was always against foreign entanglement solely because they wanted to focus violent power on domestic enemies instead.

"As little as one hot dog a day" how many hot dogs does the average person eat a day? Seven?

I don't know. People keep supposing these guys lack media literacy; I think they just genuinely identify with villains and don't feel like they should be shamed for it.

Here is the full article confirming everything the litigators in the D.V.D. case had argued.

Trump was about to send a dozen men to a country they’d never been to, to a place where they might have been dead or enslaved within weeks.

Only the courts stopped him.

www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news...

I'm not a believer but I never find much use in singling out religion here. People use whatever tools they have available, religion or science, to justify and do what they already wanted. For some people that's good; for a lot of people it's cruelty.

Susan B Anthony died in 1906.

If 'justice is a lie' is what you want to be true I'm not interested in that. But you might want to consider that Pratchett was telling a story about people interacting very literally with fairy tales and concepts, and you completely misunderstood him.

I think you are misunderstanding Pratchett's point entirely. The point isn't that something like justice is subjective to each person, it's that it only has exists insofar as humans believe in it.

People who are willing to harm transgender people don't really believe in justice.