Very interesting how Bill Gates went from public enemy number one in the 90s to wholesome good billionaire now. Surely it has nothing to do with his multi-billion dollar ~~propaganda~~ philanthropy department.
Got a lib at work who insists it's not homophobic because "the joke isn't that they're gay, it's that they'd hate being called gay!" 
I got incredibly lucky a month ago and just happened to stumble across a place that was closing down and having a 75% off sale. Without that I'd still be wearing my jeans that are practically falling apart, lol.
The issue here I think is that any policy that seeks to prevent people like this from having kids will require things like forced sterilization, and something like that will inevitably result in innocent people that the government labels undesirable also being sterilized, which is where eugenics comes into it. It's much the same argument as being anti-carceral. Even in a communist utopia where the government in charge was 100% trustworthy I'd still be leery of forced sterilizations.
Influencers in general, yes.
All this just because people didn't like her posts, you hate to see it 
Yeah, it's not new. Wasn't the senate explicitly designed as an anti-democractic body as well?
The New York KKKrimes at it again.
Would you believe there's another one for that?
May his head Just Do That On Its Own
The argument used to be that expanding the powers of the executive and/or violating norms was too dangerous because it would let the republicans do whatever they wanted. That ship has clearly already sailed a decade ago now, which is why their rhetoric seems increasingly empty.