r/facepalm • u/Loud-Ad-2280 • 4d ago

Yeah they probably should have been charged with treason not just obstruction 🇵​🇷​🇴​🇹​🇪​🇸​🇹​

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u/Malicious_blu3 4d ago

My stomach lurched at hearing this. To me it’s a preview of the worst case scenario.

What have we come to?

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u/travers329 4d ago edited 4d ago

This, this christofascist hellhole is what is coming: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_2025

They are literally advertising it, and no one is really talking about it. They're so confident in accomplishing it that it is publicly posted. Brought to you by the same people who control the SC.

We are so fucked, and no one is even talking about this. Care about climate change? NOAA and the EPA are gone. Care about health and domestic security? FDA and FBI are gone and that is just the start. Please read this and spread it around.

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u/DelirousDoc 4d ago

Honestly worried about healthcare costs with the most recent ruling overturning Chevron precedent and essentially making regulatory bodies weak.

Drug manufacturers were already challenging HRSA & OPA authority and winning more than losing. I have a feeling this ruling will open the flood gates.

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u/ScoutRiderVaul 4d ago

I'm not unless Congress is bought out by healthcare insurance companies. Chevron precedent has been abused by some regulatory bodies

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u/Notedtoad 4d ago

Oh wont someone think of the poor oligarchs, how will they add that extra billion to their bank account. Those pesky regulatory agencies protecting Americans from the overwhelming power of our corporate overlords, how dare they!

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u/ScoutRiderVaul 3d ago

So we agree that the oligarchs bought out congress and we should pretty much hang them all up from trees?

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u/Notedtoad 3d ago

Yeah but thats not what you said. You said, “Chevron precedent has been abused by some regulatory bodies” when that isn’t true. Our regulatory bodies before Chevron was overturned were already having issues enforcing just about anything. Now with it overturned they have much less ability to go after corporate law breakers. The red tape grows ever thicker with this ruling.

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u/ScoutRiderVaul 3d ago

Except it has been true most, granted the only ones abusing it to any eal extent has been the ATF. We should bring it back imo just ban it from applying to those dipshits.