chipdavis.bsky.social
Just a backwoods southern lawyer.
60 posts
4,803 followers
6,203 following
Regular Contributor
Active Commenter
comment in response to
post
Bryan Fischer? Is he still around? I thought he slithered off somewhere.
comment in response to
post
#3
comment in response to
post
Hurting people gives them pleasure.
comment in response to
post
It’s the people part of that equation that make it tough.
comment in response to
post
…and good for her.
comment in response to
post
Take a Bruce Lee kick in the nads.
comment in response to
post
Someone more artistic than me should create Right Wing Grifter Mad Libs.
comment in response to
post
“The revolution will not be televised.”
—Gil Scott-Heron
comment in response to
post
Correctamundo, as Fonzi would say.
comment in response to
post
Let’s be honest. These “salt of the earth” people are just fine with OTHER people getting screwed.
It’s only when they themselves are in the crosshairs that they give a shit.
Zero sympathy.
Zero.
comment in response to
post
When she though he would only go after trans people and immigrants, she was fine with it. Now that he’s coming for her Serena Joy sees the light.
Fuck her. Fuck people like her.
comment in response to
post
They don’t teach Marbury v Madison in South African high schools.
comment in response to
post
“The cruelty is the point.”
comment in response to
post
Figured.
comment in response to
post
That’s the night the lights went out in Georigia!!
comment in response to
post
Trying hard to forget about that, along with Vietnam and the oil embargo.
But, on the bright side, it was the golden age of disco.
comment in response to
post
1970s. Movies. Clothes. Music. Cars. Shag carpet. Fondue.
Please ignore the racism, misogyny, homophobia, ubiquitous smoking, and jello molds.
comment in response to
post
case of a covenant marriage that’s different from what I’ve dealt with. If so, care to share?
comment in response to
post
In the cases I’ve dealt with where one party refused the divorce, the couples ALL got divorced ultimately.
So, given that, and given the “opt in” aspect of the law, I’m not sure that anything would practically change.
Maybe some of you have experiences with divorce in the
comment in response to
post
In 28 years I’ve only dealt with three cases where a party refused to agree to a divorce and the other didn’t have grounds.
In my experience, even someone who doesn’t want a divorce will agree to be divorced when push comes to shove. You can’t make someone love you, or even be decent.
comment in response to
post
I practice law in Mississippi. We have irreconcilable differences divorce, where couples can divorce if both agree to get the divorce, and obviously we have fault based divorce. We don’t have “no fault” divorce where one party can obtain a divorce without proving grounds.
comment in response to
post
Two points for “Disney World Wasp theocracy.”
comment in response to
post
I think they actually prefer to lie.
comment in response to
post
Off topic from your post, but…
Not long ago you fully believed in young earth creationism. Not long ago, I fully believed in transubstantiation. Looking back now, I just shake my head. But, when it was real, it was as real as anything could possibly be.
Wild isn’t it?
comment in response to
post
Bag o’ Oily Rags and a lighter.
comment in response to
post
Everybody luvs Butters.
comment in response to
post
Solid plan.
comment in response to
post
Pro tip: t’s the guest star.
comment in response to
post
comment in response to
post
How is this intolerance?? It’s literally a picture of a lady on a train.
comment in response to
post
comment in response to
post
“Golf in the Apocalypse” I would 100% read that book.