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"Wimps" is Russian for liberal men.
That analogy makes perfect sense. | 00 | not toxic |
Get ready for a new, moronic "Shock and awe" campaign by Il Douche Trump. Hey, Trumpnuts, what was that you were saying about how Clinton is a hawk and Trump just wants to be bff's with everybody? Trumpnuts: Bringing Stupidity To A Government Near You. | 11 | toxic |
Thank you, Miss Ann. It appears the data supports Shakhova's conclusions, but it seems serious scientists are being pressured to downplay reality. Neoliberal exploitation depends on the illusion of growth and everything appearing normal, even as oil and global shipping have collapsed. And methane sinks ships.
I wonder if Shell fled the Chukchi for having struck methane.
Pools of bubbling methane that were six inches across in 2013 became miles wide in 2014. The massive deforestation in Indonesia for palm plantations has ignited underground peat fires that will burn forever. The peat is 60 feet deep there.
There is evidence that global oxygen is decreasing faster than CO2 is rising.
Projects Lucy and Alamo may be operational, even though they utilize every molecule of oxygen in the process. Then the question becomes, "What living creature can breathe nano-diamonds and survive?"
https://tabublog.com/2015/07/01/geoengineering-to-death-our-extinction-event-time- | 00 | not toxic |
freedom of speech is under attack now | 00 | not toxic |
In other news, Hillary Clinton made history and became the first female to lose a presidential election. | 00 | not toxic |
Actually, Obama signed the treaty and was too lazy to get Congressional approval. But even if he did, the accord is still non-binding agreement which is why most of the nations of the world signed it. There is no enforcement and each nation do what they want...or don't want. Now if this was an totally binding agreement, many nations such as EU, China, India, Japan or any other industrial powers probably will not sign it. And it would requires Congressional approval to make it legal in the US. As a non-binding treaty, its just a PR stunt, Trump should have left it alone. | 00 | not toxic |
ha ha ha ha | 00 | not toxic |
Go ahead and rethink some technologies for a sad failed religion. We will watch. | 00 | not toxic |
The pro lifers were "allowed" at the march , and that's why their fellow marchers harassed them? To show them they were welcome?
Pro lifers were allowed, but the organizers declared that "pro choice" was part of the fundamental "platform" of the march?
Just stop. | 00 | not toxic |
Hi Lawrence,
Some people need the spotlight.
The need for approval is immense (like Trump also).
Politicians are like artists, they NEED the light (cameras).
So she will not vanish, lets get used to it. Without resistance and
on open mind. | 00 | not toxic |
No, he didn't call them monster trucks. | 00 | not toxic |
You've had more than a year-and-a-half to get over your Harper Derangement Syndrome. It's sad that you're still clinging to it.
And Trudeau has already done a lot to try to dismantle democracy. Or maybe since it's the Liberals, you don't mind that they keep trying to introduce anti-democratic legislation so that they can control any and all debate in the House of Commons... | 00 | not toxic |
Mason, I've graced those trashy towns too. All of them. Gulfport, MS., was the worst…..almost got lynched there for walking down the sidewalk. Nineteen and '72 that was. Boy howdy Mason ya'll. | 11 | toxic |
Her donations from all those Arab nations, who are so sensitive to women's issues, were accepted without reservation from Hillary. Along with some very nice bottles of 'sour grapes', I might imagine. I guess if she drinks enough of those, it might take the edge off the fact she just accepted donations from men who won't even let a woman drive a car, let alone run for President. | 00 | not toxic |
You're wrong Ryan, Russia is very important to us. The truth about the DNC being a Leak instead of a Russian hack is HUGE. The truth that the 17 Intelligence agencies that confirmed it was Hacked turned out to be just 3 people, Comey, Brennen and Clapper. This is HUGE. The truth that the Fake Dossier, the same Dossier they used to get warrants to spy on Trump and his family, was paid for by Hillary, is HUGE
We want Justice Ryan, we're not going away and we're not going to forget about it | 00 | not toxic |
Huh? That doesn't make sense. | 00 | not toxic |
If he doesn't win it will be blamed on the racist white....I mean racist right. | 11 | toxic |
Where were you eight years ago??? A Kenyan was an American president. Where was your outrage then!!?!' Your so full of Botox to cover your absolute stupidity. | 11 | toxic |
The concept of producers having to resort to hiring "right-wing writers" in order to portray a conservative character accurately reveals both how out of touch and dysfunctional Hollywood is at the moment. It implies that hiring is done based on where one stands in the political spectrum as opposed to their ability to create or portray a believable character. And it reveals that producers tend to surround themselves with those whom they feel socially compatible instead of those who might understand the audience. | 00 | not toxic |
Regarding your edit, (isn't that 7 min. bit annoying?), Judy Curry most certainly does not dispute AGW theory. | 00 | not toxic |
I was referencing the killers action of waving a confederate flag at a school and football game. Some would say that it is right, freedom of speech. So his racist hatred is cloaked in freedom. Because he felt his 'freedoms' were denied he then took it to the next level and created a more egregious act. | 00 | not toxic |
What I've always found troubling is the arbitrary, bureaucratic requirement that a person needs three times the income to pay the rent. That requirement immediately disqualifies most of the people making the median income.
The reality of the situation is that a lower income person has to spend more than a third of their income on rent -- on up to pretty close to their entire income on rent and other fixed costs, like food, transportation, clothing. They don't need to reserve another third of their income for travel, entertainment, gifts, insurance, retirement savings, fine dining, cigarettes and alcohol, etc. They have to spend every penny on actual basic needs. Otherwise, you arbitrarily disqualify huge swaths of the population from even being considered from the housing stock.
In a real world example, a $100 rent increase would then require a person to have a $300 pay increase to cover it -- which of course immediately makes the problem grow worse -- often just by writing it. | 00 | not toxic |
I guess it never occurred to Kevin that if he claws back transfer payments from provinces with carbon taxes but then fails to subsequently lower federal taxes in the same provinces by the same amount, it actually means that it would be his government, not the province, that would be doing the tax grab.
This is problem with people who do not think things through. Although I must admit it is now clear what kind of leader he would be. | 00 | not toxic |
I heard that many of the legislators moonlight as dancers there. Chenault in a G-string...AHHH!! | 00 | not toxic |
Did he have any evidence for this view? Economic models? I'm not being snarky; I'm genuinely curious, but unfortunately don't have the time for the interview. | 00 | not toxic |
I am amazed that you were able to identify ALL the "black civilians" who work for, with or support Senator Sessions. How many exactly was that?
FYI, all those "voting block" civilians are "real people" who support those "black" politicians you mention.
Now I do not know if Jeff Sessions is a bigot. I do not know if he is a racist.
I do know that he thinks certain people are beneath him.....
I'll let you make that call, y'all. | 00 | not toxic |
who attacked him? | 00 | not toxic |
Another "I will gladly pay you Tuesday for a hamburger today" The problem with that scenario is Tuesday never comes. Once the democrat have their amnesty they have no reason to compromise. | 00 | not toxic |
An important part of any PM's job is to foster positive international relations. That is exactly what was accomplished at the show. Well done PM and the Canadian Consulate for organizing all those tickets. | 00 | not toxic |
How about:
In 1874, Canadian inventors Henry Woodward and Matthew Evans filed a patent for an electric lamp with different-sized carbon rods held between electrodes in a glass cylinder filled with nitrogen. The pair tried, unsuccessfully, to commercialize their lamps but eventually sold their patent to Edison in 1879. | 00 | not toxic |
Every time I have had my dogs on Tramadol, that drug sedates them. It is not a drug that any of us would choose to give our dogs during a race even if it were not against race rules. There are other better pain medications to give a dog during a race if you were to do that. So whether there is some truth in what the veterinarians are saying in this article, Tramadol still would not be a drug of choice we would choose for our dogs during any competitive race. And from what I understand Mitch Seavey is saying, it would make no sense to drug your dogs hours before a scheduled drug test. I think someone who has no comprehension about dog sled racing and who wants to end the Iditarod drugged Dallas' dogs. And I wish he would race - because I would hate to see whoever did this win this thing. If he and the other mushers boycott this race - in my mind - is like giving in when someone is being held hostage -- it just encourages more acts of sabotage. That could end the Iditarod. | 00 | not toxic |
Australian. | 00 | not toxic |
Stated by a dummy that doesn't live in Jeffco. | 00 | not toxic |
Written by a commercial fisherman. How about all the salmon with net marks on them I catch and put in my freezer. What is the mortality rate for a fish that is hung in a commercial net and flops it's way out 30 minutes later? Sounds like he doesn't want people fishing "his" lakes. | 00 | not toxic |
You are contrasting apples with oranges, dufus. | 00 | not toxic |
Why do you keep your pipe and pot in your car? | 00 | not toxic |
I assume you are an American. (If wrong, please correct me.) As such, you probably have little appreciation of the significance of the tango to Argentine culture. There is nothing wrong with dance incorporated into worship--Africans in particular hardly worship without it! But cultural accommodations need to fit the culture and one "size" does not fit all. What has meaning in Africa or in Japan or in Argentina does not necessarily work in Boston or Podunk or Guatemala.
Decentralization of translations are a good thing. We are not all the same. But fear not--it is the same God and the same Jesus wherever we gather. | 00 | not toxic |
#boycottunited | 00 | not toxic |
I gotta ask, what's with all the snow? It looks freezing. | 00 | not toxic |
Yeah, old words are useless, like the Declaration of Independence, Constitution, Bill of Rights, Emancipation Proclamation. Time to ignore those kinds of things cuz money is a bit tough now.
Values have no meaning if they wither in adversity. | 00 | not toxic |
;( rip little bro . This is just not possible . | 00 | not toxic |
Climate change has been occurring since well before the dawn of civilization. To suggest we can "fight climate change" is absurd. It makes as much sense to impose a "wind" tax to control the direction and intensity of the wind. | 00 | not toxic |
The budget was in crisis years ago with no plan to reverse course. It will take a lot longer than one legislative session to get on a responsible track. The problems are systemic. Why? Because the current legislative majority won't fix the budget problems and continue to molly coddle the oil and gas industry. Until that changes, any real effort to balancing the budget will fail. | 00 | not toxic |
Nobody tell Doug Saunders, he just declared Germany one of the last glowing symbols of liberalism in the world! | 00 | not toxic |
I guess the pension plan in Kamchatka was enough to make anyone come back to Canada :)
I have heard our CPP is underfunded,depending on how you look at future contributions,projected ROI etc
As for the gov't employee's pensions....well we all will keep funding those directly through our taxes...indefinately.
I see a "Siege of the Bastille" as a future possibility... | 00 | not toxic |
I did not say anything about people coming from countries on the list. I replied to Boots who also did not mention a list. Read the comments and think a little, if you can, before saying anything. | 00 | not toxic |
Oh please.
Haven't we ramped up the rhetoric and hyperbole enough?
White supremacist kooks have been an infinitesimal collection of losers for generations.
Every once in a while they put on their Halloween costumes and make a news splash but most of us have the good sense to ignore their brainless stupidity.
Like it or not that's called Freedom of Speech.
They have no political traction.
They haven't wrested control of our public institutions and schools.
The fact that one (as in 1) of their followers committed murder doesn't change any of that.
Oh! But the Party has 13,000 twitter followers!
Gasp!
There is a twitter account for Kale - as in the vegetable - that has 15,000.
Meanwhile, it seems Voldemort and friends (who have many more Twitter followers BTW) were busy again in Barcelona.
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Might attract too much rhetoric and hyperbole. | 11 | toxic |
Why go through an FOI if it is so transparent? | 00 | not toxic |
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rUD4Td9hjKw
Doug is one of the losers. | 11 | toxic |
Don't tell me. Tell that poster called "Palatable", who was trying to say a grocery store selling groceries was the same position in the grocery industry as medical insurance is to the medical industry. He's the confused one.
I don't support Obamacare. And, the new "health bill" the Repubbies are pimping controls no costs and even promotes higher deductibles. You think the medical cost increases are gonna slow down because of that bill? Laughable... | 00 | not toxic |
If you really need it explained to you, you'd never understand the answer. | 00 | not toxic |
Why isn't Lisa as equally concerned about other villages that have even worse access to medical care? Perhaps because she can't build a road to them that goes through a wildlife refuge....and she can't get a fat campaign contribution from a major seafood company for those villages either. | 00 | not toxic |
Okay, do you have anything other than your tired mantra of "you're a racist"? Something that might support your accusation perhaps? Or is it enough for you to simply accuse? | 00 | not toxic |
Hawaii, like the nation as a whole, desperately needs a decent Republican party that hews to its progressive founding principles - the party that championed the rights of slaves, broke up the corporate monopolies, created the EPA and advocated for universal health care. A party that Lincoln, Teddy Roosevelt or even, dare I say it, Richard Nixon could be proud of. You can be all those things and still advocate for a bootstrapping, small government, low tax agenda. Hawaii WOULD be better if those arguments were cogently made in our legislature. But the GOP of today is abject in its subservience to corporate and theocratic interests, spiteful in its embrace of racism and misogyny, and wicked in its willful rejection of science – wicked because in refusing to act on climate change it threatens all humanity. There are progressive Republicans like Rep. Cynthia Thielen, but the recent history has been that the tea baggers who run the Hawaii GOP have been chasing decent Republicans away. | 00 | not toxic |
A poster has dumped all over the 2015 roster, at least in comparison to the current 1. Don't see much difference myself, except the current 1 is much younger.
Of course to get here, management kissed off 2 years without so much as a 2nd thought, and some member so the fan base, as usual, are fighting their battle for them on these pages. Good for them. They did that, 1 must remember, for the 2014/15 roster then, just as they are now. Not much has changed, if anything.
Could this roster be way better down the road? Of course, if everything goes right, which it won't. But if you see it as going that way, while at the same time, hedging your bets--having your cake and eating it too, I guess--go for it. The other courtiers who frequent these pages, they got your back.
Big things were expected from Your Leafs after the 2013 playoffs, and what came to pass?
Some may think that this time is different, maybe it is, coulda said that bout all the other times too, though. | 00 | not toxic |
"... pointing fingers at the cops while their own run around committing murders and crime."
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That right there is some thinking that I never will understand. "...while their own run around.." "...their own..." what? How do you break that down: All Asians responsible for all Asians or just Koreans responsible for Koreans? Every American responsible for every American or just black&white. Being blind to your own thinking in terms of your own racial prejudices to condemn others prejudice is amazing.
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A white a-hol3 is absolutely no reflection on me because of the color of my skin.
Free your mind! | 00 | not toxic |
Trump is open and honest to a fault. Hillary is the ultimate elite insider establishment. Neo-con Brent Scowcroft now endorses her. Its an easy choice really. | 00 | not toxic |
The end results are telling of the personalities involved. "Normal" people don't spit their beverage on other people. Discerning teenage girls with wisdom and commonsense don't approach 51-year-old men on a street corner and initiate conversations that culminate in physical assault.
You're assuming that Mr. Naval was the only "foul name(s)" calling individual in this scenario. You're assuming that these little ladies are pristine and fine citizens...that they've incurred no culpability in the confrontation, that they're the victims...yet, I ask you again...has Mr. Naval every been charged with a similar incident in the past?
Witnesses claim that Mr. Naval has been frequenting this area in protest for quite some time; therefore, if he is predisposed to confrontation, surly such a predisposition would have manifest before now...especially considering the "innocent" victims are two young pristine PA residents who are obviously cultured and kind ladies. Yes?
Rick | 00 | not toxic |
Agree. There's potentially huge tax source right under our noses.
Each house owned by foreign money is in essence a source of a deferred capital gain, meaing top dollars for the government. The govts at all levels need to know how big that source is, and where it lurks. Therefore StatCan strategy is right to the point, and every dollar spent there will make a 20x return in the future. | 00 | not toxic |
Liberals are the laughing stock in all this. The issue was about illegal settlements not about a two-states solution... | 00 | not toxic |
Flake is wrong. To this day that dastardly lottery is alive and well!!
http://www.usadiversitylottery.com/requiremnts.html | 11 | toxic |
Apparently you haven't been paying attention to what's happening at the Canadian senate these days. | 00 | not toxic |
Welcome | 00 | not toxic |
They believe evolution is a hoax and that humans co-existed with dinosaurs.
Yes, they don't understand the issues, are ignorant, and function on blind faith. | 11 | toxic |
>>Zuglo9, what is your educational background?
Most likely a Dipper.
Look for his i...c post earlier - he gloats at the fact that Liberals used dead boy washed up on a Turkish shore for political gains.
Oh, well - the end justify the means.
Most of these folks have no clue, they'd blindly support anything "liberal" as it guaranties cozy existence at taxpayers expense. | 00 | not toxic |
Other than butter and cheese what other animal fats? I eat pig backfat prepared in a variety of ways quite often (uncooked/smoked, or slowly simmered with spices). Does DHA survive the process of cooking? How about rendered fat? | 00 | not toxic |
At least Mbete is more used to wearing a wig and stockings than the British Speaker! | 00 | not toxic |
The Libertarians have been stopped! This is a victory for Canadians. | 00 | not toxic |
Jack, The Lord healed the sick and raised the dead. He never asked if they had health insurance first. The world we live in is a world that puts a price on everything. And that price has to be paid by someone. I would never ask a doctor to perform surgery for free, or ask a nurse to come to work and never be paid. That would not be humane to them. In the same way it is not showing love to our fellow Americans by taking away from some to give it to others that don't want to pay a dime. Even the Bible says, "The one who is unwilling to work shall not eat." Thessalonians 3:10. That may sound harsh by today's standards, but the Bible expects even believers to pay their own way. I think it is only right to expect someone to contribute towards their own health expenses if they are able-bodied. | 00 | not toxic |
formerlyrbfromcalgary writes:
"Not a hint, not a scintilla of evidence, in your long posting history, of any business or industry acumen."
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You post that as if you think that I would care what your opinion of me is.
You're mistaken.
I don't. | 00 | not toxic |
The new city hall must have a hair salon AND a barbershop for just these emergency situations. | 00 | not toxic |
I wonder if the terrorists will leave us alone while we continue to arm the Israelis. | 00 | not toxic |
While the decision is complete dreck based on what the late Justice Scalia called the “sweet mystery of life” reasoning, it is the decision of the Court.
So, the solution is to amend the Constitution. | 00 | not toxic |
Who're you kidding, Hirschberg? You're probably the first one in line. | 00 | not toxic |
Canada's greatest asset is oil. Canada should be building pipelines coast to coast so the oil can be exported east and west. It should also be refined before export. The resulting infrastructure work, value added and export income would go a long way to getting our economy moving again. That's what we need a leaders to do, not just sit back and wait for the US to act. | 00 | not toxic |
Upgrading and protecting our electrical grid should have been our #1 priority for the last 30 years. I really hope that if we do any future "infrastructure" spending that the grid is tops on the list. People NEED to contact their representatives and push for this. Forget political bickering and lets focus on protecting our nation. It's security, it's jobs and I cannot see how anyone from either Party can complain about that. Lets fix this problem before we face an apocalypse situation. This is no joke. | 00 | not toxic |
An article on this every couple of months or so...There are just so many different situations to draw a conclusion that drawing cpp at 70 is the best option. There is a large group of people that die in the age group 60 to 70. It would be great for the plan itself since fewer people would be around to draw at 70. | 00 | not toxic |
Holy cow!! What a surprise. Anyone actually believe this girl was ever anything but a Democrat? | 00 | not toxic |
"THIRD world" airport? Seriously? There are third world countries with far better airports than in the Nei.
Have you forgotten some of the endless past airport debacles? Remember when airport management was caught willfully giving maintenance contracts out to shoddy contractors, not following procedures?
Remember when the airport signage was changed, causing massive problems? Airport management finally admitted what we already know, utterly incompetent.
Remember the parking and Wiki Wiki bus Nazis?
Other airports used self payment for leaving the parking lot over a decade ago. In the Nei.........
Dark, dingy, everything I said earns our airport "10TH WORLD" rating. | 00 | not toxic |
Constitutionally, O'Leary can't fulfil that commitment so why vote for him based on something he can't do? | 00 | not toxic |
Problem is that her goal with education reforms is to "advance god's kingdom" and has nothing to do with improving the quality of education.
For her charter schools are just a means of introducing religion into the publicly funded school system. Nothing more. | 00 | not toxic |
If you will give me an email address, I will send you a three-page letter from the principals of Maglev 2000 who examined my costing and indicate that I am being conservative, and also that they are willing to work with the city on making the conversion. I have submitted testimony to the House Transportation Committee for its meeting tomorrow on Senate Bill 1183, SD2, which I support. I also will be testifying in person. If you believe that maglev conversion would not be cheaper, why don’t you join me there, say hello, and then give your own testimony? | 00 | not toxic |
What next are we going to apologise for Vimy Ridge and compensate Germany, it`s interesting no Prime minister has apologised for Canadas role in slavery, neither has any first nation band apologised for slavery in their past. Bad things happened in everyone's past, acknowledge it and move on. The Germans don`t keep apologising for Hitler and no one would expect them to. This is a step too far, where`s Donald Trump when you need him he should sue the Canadian Government , surprised he hasn`t tweeted about this one he must be livid. | 00 | not toxic |
Don't fall victim to transference. This country is far greater than the dangerous menace who is currently our PM. | 00 | not toxic |
thank you for your comment,
The point that I was trying to make wasn't that only "one percenters" could use the square, but that if eugene dose remodel Kesey square it will push the homeless into other arias such as the library, parks, or in front of business.
-Luca kline | 00 | not toxic |
They met on Wednesday night? You have a time machine? | 00 | not toxic |
I would agree. We are in a transition phase from the economic impact of Harper's policies to the impact of Trudeau's.
Certainly economic performance to date has has been largely the result of Conservative policy. We are transitioning into seeing the effects of Liberal policy. I would say that 18 months from now we will be living fully within the Liberal economic reality.....just in time for the election. | 00 | not toxic |
We tend to think somewhat dismissively of cultures that ascribe absolute truth in all matters to supreme leaders, and of the zealots who believe every word, not matter how absurd.
And we think even less of people who would trade the truth for grub.
So you can come to your own conclusion about what we think of you. ;-) | 00 | not toxic |
Thanks for the input. | 00 | not toxic |
Lineups at the grocery store cash register are common, and the store is sometimes out of the product I'm looking for. It takes me longer to get an appointment with my dentist than with my doctor. I've recently had some home renovations done, and the contractor couldn't start for three months after we signed the contract, which was after it had taken him four weeks just to give me an estimate (and this was the fastest of the three contractors I contacted). I want to get my cat spayed, and the veterinarian can't even look at her for two weeks, and won't actually book the surgery until after the initial examination. In short, the private sector does NOT always provide excellent service, and waiting is just as common in the private sector as in the public sector.. | 00 | not toxic |
In perhaps 10 to 20 years, self-driving cars might double the capacity of the existing freeways (without adding any lanes). Small self-driving buses might circulate through neighborhoods more or less continuously, connecting people to the main bus lines. "Ride-sharing" of self-driving cars (uber, lyft, etc.) may increase transportation services (lower cost, better service) without increasing the number of vehicles. So, there will be alternatives on about the same time scale as building a giant system. The giant system is definitely risky. | 00 | not toxic |
Very good article. You touched on most of the reasons, but left out on a few. One is her arrogance not to campaign in Wisconsin or Michigan. Another is her deplorable comment concerning Trump supporters. I believe this was big as it showed her opinion of Americans, and she gave the impression it was her due to be elected. And lastly it was her choice to avoid press conferences. This gave the impression she had something to hide. | 00 | not toxic |
Humans do not ... DO NOT ... make forests healthy. The forests do that through natural progressions. A diverse forest with many species of trees, shrubs and other plants support THE best assemblage of life. The human engineered tree farms are far from the kind of forests I want. | 00 | not toxic |
I disagree that there has to be a cogent alternative. Just plain cease work at this istant and leave it be as-is and forget about it.
Just the fact that people like you insist for constructive alternatives is the problem. As long as there is discussion (well-intended) on anything that goes awry, with an eye toward "saving it" or salvaging what good that can be had, then every bloody politician will know that all they have to do is simply bamboozle you just enough to get you to approve the start of ANY project. Because once it goes off-kilter you will seek a "solution". This will beget you more of the same, ad nausea, in perpetuity.
The way to STOP this kind of crap fro happening again is to cease work right this instant in its present uusable state. Thenceforth every generation of voter will be wiser about letting pols sell ignorant public on pipe dreams. | 11 | toxic |
This is just cruel.
Once again, some "news" is leaked by the Fake News that raises the impeachment hopes of the Fake News and the anti-Trump establishment, and once again, these hopes are going to be crushed into the dirt.
When will they ever learn to respect the Teflon Don? | 00 | not toxic |
Why is it that all the unfounded main examples involved excessive drinking? Surely there were just as many sober women with complaints as well? No?
We had two articles on drinking and sexual assault last week and both were met with complaints that when you get right down to it are demanding that society be an enabler for excessive drinking. Now this court case. IMHO it is truly mind boggling. | 00 | not toxic |
"Trump claims, with no evidence, that 'millions of people' voted illegally"
Trump is unhinged.
2 groups are primarily responsible for Trump's election (I don't buy the poor disgruntled white folks narrative peddled by the corporate press). Trump got votes from Fundamentalist Christians (85%) despite being on his 3rd marriage and all the groping stuff, who were smart enough to realize that Trump might be "gift from god" and get "their guy" into the White House. Then, of course, there are all the NRA folks who, think Trump is one of them. How ironic. | 00 | not toxic |
The working poor who don't get MY benefits? They can have them if they're willing to pay the price that I paid. I served 3 years in the Army including a year in Vietnam. Last I heard, the recruiting offices are still open for business. Your odds in a combat zone are better than on the streets of Chicago or Saint Louis.
Livable wage, free college, (almost) free health care, free housing, free job training, free clothing, free food ... everything you want is available at your friendly local recruiter. And chicks dig the uniform. | 00 | not toxic |
"Hate" is the new retort. | 00 | not toxic |
So equality has a price tag then? So we shouldn't bother installing wheelchair ramps or including them in new construction because they add cost? | 00 | not toxic |
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