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Reason: None provided.

That's the thing: who's gonna judge your morals and allow or forbid you to run? Other people's morals? That's not equal rights under the Constitution.

The broader issue isn't even about morals, it's about trying to push forbiddings against individuals as an amendment in the Constitution. That's asinine, as the amendments are meant to make the government recognize the citizen's rights and forbid it from treading on them. At worst, restricting and punishing people, that's the job of the law, and even there, punishing someone for lawful behavior is also asinine. And making consensual sexual acts punishable offenses sounds all kind of wrong to me as well as ripe for abuse.

On this one, you won't make me budge: barring Kamala Harris by law or Constitutional amendment to run for office for whoring herself out isn't something you want as a citizen. (Other reasons making it so she can't run are different matters altogether and outside the scope of this specific comment thread.)

210 days ago
1 score
Reason: None provided.

That's the thing: who's gonna judge your morals and allow or forbid you to run? Other people's morals? That's not equal rights under the Constitution.

The broader issue isn't about morals, it's about trying to push forbiddings against individuals as an amendment in the Constitution. That's asinine, as the amendments are meant to make the government recognize the citizen's rights and forbid it from treading on them. At worst, restricting and punishing people, that's the job of the law, and even there, punishing someone for lawful behavior is also asinine. And making consensual sexual acts punishable offenses sounds all kind of wrong to me as well as ripe for abuse.

On this one, you won't make me budge: barring Kamala Harris by law or Constitutional amendment to run for office for whoring herself out isn't something you want as a citizen. (Other reasons making it so she can't run are different matters altogether and outside the scope of this specific comment thread.)

210 days ago
1 score
Reason: None provided.

That's the thing: who's gonna judge your morals and allow or forbid you to run? Other people's morals? That's not equal rights under the Constitution.

The broader issue isn't about morals, it's about trying to push forbiddings against individuals as an amendment in the Constitution. That's asinine, as the amendments are meant to make the government recognize the citizen's rights and forbid it from treading on them. At worst, restricting and punishing people, that's the job of the law, and even there, punishing someone for lawful behavior is also asinine. And making consensual sexual acts punishable offenses sounds all kind of wrong to me as well as ripe for abuse.

On this one, you won't make me budge: barring Kamala Harris by law or Constitutional amendment to run for office for whoring herself out isn't something you want as a citizen. (Other reasons making it so she can't run are different matters altogether and outside the scope.)

210 days ago
1 score
Reason: None provided.

That's the thing: who's gonna judge your morals and allow or forbid you to run? Other people's morals? That's not equal rights under the Constitution.

The broader issue isn't about morals, it's about trying to push forbiddings against individuals as an amendment in the Constitution. That's asinine, as the amendments are meant to make the government recognize the citizen's rights and forbid it from treading on them. At worst, restricting and punishing people, that's the job of the law, and even there, punishing someone for lawful behavior is also asinine. And making consensual sexual acts punishable offenses sounds all kind of wrong to me as well as ripe for abuse.

On this one, you won't make me budge: barring Kamala Harris by law or Constitutional amendment to run for office for whoring herself out isn't something you want as a citizen.

210 days ago
1 score
Reason: Original

That's the thing: who's gonna judge your morals and allow or forbid you to run? Other people's morals? That's not equal rights under the Constitution.

The broader issue isn't about morals, it's about trying to push forbiddings against individuals as an amendment in the Constitution. That's asinine, as the amendments are meant to make the government recognize the citizen's rights and forbid it from treading on them. At worst, restricting and punishing people, that's the job of the law, and even there, punishing someone for lawful behavior is also asinine. And making consensual sexual acts punishable offenses sounds all kind of wrong to me as well as ripe for abuse.

210 days ago
1 score