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Originally Posted by hongkonger
If another Pearl Harbor or 9/11 happens it'll be because Trump is incompetent and is trying to destroy the government and its democracy.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mintjewlips
this is our government tard and ur a british red coat shill for them #DRAINTHESWAMP
dish youre literally propping up a dying civilization with paranoia and ben garrison doodles.
sooner or later tho, youre going to have to accept your role in this shit.
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Originally Posted by sonatine
just because u don't have the balls to imagine world class sleazeballs holding onto world domination doesn't mean it doesn't exist pal
edit: why are u such a CIA shill ATINE??
speaking of wondering what world class sleazeballs like themselves may do...
http://insider.foxnews.com/2017/09/2...sts-and-racist
"Well, hopefully, he hasn't ordered the killing of people and journalists," Clinton responded.
:lol
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Originally Posted by hongkongerIf another Pearl Harbor or 9/11 happens it'll be because Trump is incompetent and is trying to destroy the government and its democracy.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mintjewlips
:lol2
God what an idiot.
Is this known yet?Quote:
Originally Posted by thesidedishQuote:
Originally Posted by hongkonger
did they delete them when asked to turn them over and thus making it look like they were doing things they shouldn't be? NO
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Originally Posted by hongkongerIs this known yet?Quote:
Originally Posted by thesidedish
no idea, seen 1 story about some guy pretending to be Kushner emailing his lawyer asking him how to cover it up and lawyer said "no don't delete"
I sort of agree, but where we differ is that I don't support the "rights" of anyone to create disruptions at work.Quote:
Originally Posted by verminaard
The workplace is NOT a forum for any sort of political or social activism, and companies should not have to tolerate it, nor should they be pressured to do so.
Damore's memo was a bit different, as he was writing about conditions at the actual workplace (not conditions in society in general), and nothing in his memo was overtly racist or sexist. His memo was basically a dissertation as to why Google was both doing harm with its diversity program, and lamenting that no one was allowed to discuss it. Had he been fired for simply creating a disruption there, I would have more understood, but he was fired for violating the company's diversity policy, which was ridiculous. But to be honest, when he got fired, I wasn't shocked, nor should he have been. He basically fell on the sword in order to expose Google's corporate culture. And if that wasn't his intention, then he was foolish.
You are correct that many liberals over the past 5 years have been huge opponents of free speech, and even the liberals who don't support such anti-free-speech actions haven't been speaking up loudly enough.
TRUMP IS GOING TO GET ASS BLASTED BY THE MAGA MOVEMENT IN ALABAMA TONIGHT
LOL @ the media pushing the frustrated statement by Pat Tillman's widow, who is angry that Trump retweeted someone using Tillman's image in a statement that kneeling for the anthem was wrong:
First off, it's a retweet. Trump didn't write any of this himself, but rather just retweeted it because he agreed with it.
But, okay, let's go with that. Trump agreed with the tweet, and let people know it. What does that mean?
The tweet states that in 2002, Pat Tillman, an NFL player, quit the lucrative NFL to go fight for his country. That's the truth. He chose to do this because he was so outraged by 9/11, and wanted to help go after al Qaeda in Afghanistan. He felt it was his patriotic duty. That's also the truth.
The tweet is comparing Tillman to 15 years later, when NFL players are protesting America and kneeling during its anthem, which is pretty much the opposite of the patriotism displayed by Tillman. That is also true, even if you agree with what they players are doing.
Tillman said, "I love my country. I'm going to quit the NFL and fight for it", and the current kneeling NFL players are saying, "I currently hate my country enough to refuse to stand for its national anthem." It's their right to hate their country and protest it, but it's the right of others to point out their hypocrisy and obnoxious abuse of their high-profile stage which they only have because they're being paid millions to play football.
Others have come forward or written articles portraying Tillman as a quiet left-winger, who loved Noam Chomsky and thought of the war in Iraq as "fucking illegal". Here's an article from The Nation (not exactly unbiased, but let's put that aside), stating just that: https://www.thenation.com/article/pat-tillman-our-hero/
However, while I believe most of the accounts that Tillman growing to hate Bush and the Iraq war were likely true, that doesn't take away from the point the tweet was making.
In 2002, before Tillman watched the more straightforward and easily justified war in Afghanistan expand to the dubious war in Iraq, he was an astoundingly patriotic, selfless NFL player.
In 2017, we are seeing spoiled NFL millionaires take over a sporting event in order to push their own personal political agendas.
That is indeed a stark contrast, and the person tweeting it wasn't unreasonable to make it.
While President Trump should have stayed out of this entire mess, the same could be said for Obama, who frequently injected himself into similar controversies, thus leading to the "Ferguson effect", the vilification of law enforcement, and very likely the increase in violent crime we've seen since 2013.
https://www.nytimes.com/2017/09/25/u...-protests.html
trump just admitted his actual agenda is a race war in the name of the white working class, and how it's a response to obama's anti-white racist policies.
dead serious.
read the article.
read it.
In private, the president and his top aides freely admit that he is engaged in a culture war on behalf of his white, working-class base, a New York billionaire waging war against “politically correct” coastal elites on behalf of his supporters in the South and in the Midwest. He believes the war was foisted upon him by former President Barack Obama and other Democrats — and he is determined to win, current and former aides said.
all this is literally because he gets treated like the classless garbage he is by new york city's upper crust.
we can add 'failed to fix health care' to trump's greatest misses list.
https://apnews.com/34cc8d59e8724569b...asp-repeal-try
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7kFcNj2H3z0&t=1m49s
he couldnt fucking sell it, he's not respected.
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Originally Posted by sonatine
SO UR FIRST POST WAS FAKE NEWS THEN. u said it was his actual agenda when he said he found himself in that position thanks to BARACK and the dems being race baiting trash cuz its easier to win votes that way then to actually produce results
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Originally Posted by thesidedishQuote:
Originally Posted by sonatine
SO UR FIRST POST WAS FAKE NEWS THEN. u said it was his actual agenda when he said he found himself in that position thanks to BARACK and the dems being race baiting trash cuz its easier to win votes that way then to actually produce results
your horse came up lame. he cant sell anything to anyone.
he's not respected.
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Originally Posted by thesidedish
your horse came up lame. he cant sell anything to anyone.
he's not respected.
the swamp is shit, we knew this. theres 100 senators why cant they do anything about it??
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Originally Posted by thesidedishQuote:
Originally Posted by sonatine
the swamp is shit, we knew this. theres 100 senators why cant they do anything about it??
because people like trump arent respected, and because the republicans are a fraud political party who has no idea how to govern anything left of a christian theocracy.
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Originally Posted by sonatine
Lol, seriously, have you been under a rock the past 20 years?
Lol at libtards never noticing that the Democratic party elite are just as racist as the Republican party elite, both want a race war.......thats so 20 years ago.
How long will the Weiner be in prison before he sings faster than a mocking bird in heat?
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Originally Posted by MintjewlipsQuote:
Originally Posted by sonatine
Lol, seriously, have you been under a rock the past 20 years?
Lol at libtards never noticing that the Democratic party elite are just as racist as the Republican party elite, both want a race war.......thats so 20 years ago.
How long will the Weiner be in prison before he sings faster than a mocking bird in heat?
http://i.imgur.com/w7KPA2V.gif
Steve Bannon and the Theocracy crowd just told Trump to go fuck himself-Quote:
Originally Posted by sonatineQuote:
Originally Posted by thesidedish
because people like trump arent respected, and because the republicans are a fraud political party who has no idea how to govern anything left of a christian theocracy.
Trump isn't even respected by Republican primary voters in Alabama anymore. I'm so glad my boy Roy won. Because regardless of if he wins or loses the general election, he hurts the Republican party.
https://www.nytimes.com/2017/09/26/u...ma-senate.html
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The outcome in the closely watched Senate race dealt a humbling blow to President Trump and other party leaders days after the president pleaded with voters in the state to back Mr. Strange.
Propelled by the stalwart support of his fellow evangelical Christians, Mr. Moore survived an advertising onslaught of more than $10 million, financed by allies of Senator Mitch McConnell, the majority leader. His victory demonstrated in stark terms the limits of Mr. Trump’s clout.
This was a bad day for the GOP establishment, the swamp & the socialists in the democrat party or the democrat party. Judge Moore who is to the right of Jeff Sessions won easily, was always going to win, and will better for President Trump than McConnell's boy Strange would have been.Quote:
Originally Posted by DirtyBSteve Bannon and the Theocracy crowd just told Trump to go fuck himself-Quote:
Originally Posted by sonatine
Trump isn't even respected by Republican primary voters in Alabama anymore. I'm so glad my boy Roy won. Because regardless of if he wins or loses the general election, he hurts the Republican party.
https://www.nytimes.com/2017/09/26/u...ma-senate.html
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The outcome in the closely watched Senate race dealt a humbling blow to President Trump and other party leaders days after the president pleaded with voters in the state to back Mr. Strange.
Propelled by the stalwart support of his fellow evangelical Christians, Mr. Moore survived an advertising onslaught of more than $10 million, financed by allies of Senator Mitch McConnell, the majority leader. His victory demonstrated in stark terms the limits of Mr. Trump’s clout.
Establishment Senator Bob Corker (R) Tennessee announced today that he would not seek reelection in 2018. Was looking forward to voting against him too. More than one way to drain the swamp.
Today was a very good day for America.
Make America Great Again, or Else!
yeah so trump literally spent his evening deleting the tweets he made supporting Strange.
definitely a reasonable thing for the president of the united states to be doing with his time.
Think back to last Friday. Hurricane Maria was demolishing Puerto Rico. North Korea and Iran had both recently fired new missiles. What was Donald Trump doing? He flew to Huntsville Alabama to tell Republicans that he needed Luther Strange in the Senate to help him "drain the swamp".Quote:
Originally Posted by herbertstemple
http://www.philly.com/philly/news/po...0c4f53f83.html
The same day Trump acknowledged that Strange losing would be a "total embarrassment" for him, but said not to worry about it because "Luther will definitely win". Moore won by 9%.
I love how Trump told the crowd that Strange "doesn't know Mitch McConnell at all", and said it was just a fake media rumor that Strange was "friendly" with someone who has actively campaigned and fundraised for Strange.
http://www.philly.com/philly/news/po...-20170923.html
oh yeah time well spent
Last night, Steve Bannon gave an amazing speech at a Roy Moore rally-
http://www.politico.com/story/2017/0...e-moore-243131
The Republicans have "allowed" three investigations. It's not Trump's fault for doing the shit that caused the investigations. It's Congress's fault for doing the bare minimum of their jobs.Quote:
Mitch McConnell and this permanent political class is the most corrupt and incompetent group of individuals in this country. They think you're a pack of morons. They think you're nothing but rubes. They have no interest at all in what you have to say, what you have to think or what you want to do."
"I told (Trump) I was going to go after the establishment, go after the establishment first and the Democrats later. Mitch McConnell and Paul Ryan have allowed three investigative committees on Capitol Hill with full subpoena power, they're going after President Trump every day."
Guess which candidates those Russian front companies ran Facebook ads for?
Trump obv and
Drumroll....
http://www.politico.com/story/2017/0...s-stein-243172
You are making something about nothing. Trump being a politician is all it was. He lost. He will move on. & he learned a lesson I hope. The movement is stronger than he realized. He is not really the leader of the movement but its most powerful representative. He can say nuke North Korea all day, its no big deal, but never again under estimate the seething anger that got President Trump where he in. It is still growing.Quote:
Originally Posted by DirtyBThink back to last Friday. Hurricane Maria was demolishing Puerto Rico. North Korea and Iran had both recently fired new missiles. What was Donald Trump doing? He flew to Huntsville Alabama to tell Republicans that he needed Luther Strange in the Senate to help him "drain the swamp".Quote:
Originally Posted by herbertstemple
http://www.philly.com/philly/news/po...0c4f53f83.html
The same day Trump acknowledged that Strange losing would be a "total embarrassment" for him, but said not to worry about it because "Luther will definitely win". Moore won by 9%.
I love how Trump told the crowd that Strange "doesn't know Mitch McConnell at all", and said it was just a fake media rumor that Strange was "friendly" with someone who has actively campaigned and fundraised for Strange.
http://www.philly.com/philly/news/po...-20170923.html
I see you're emotionally laying the groundwork for his resignation in disgrace. That's good. You'll take it better than most of Team Retard.Quote:
Originally Posted by herbertstemple
You think he'll resign? I have a hard time seeing it. I think even if he's impeached and removed from office, US Marshals will have to drag him out of the White House kicking and tweeting.Quote:
Originally Posted by DirtyBI see you're emotionally laying the groundwork for his resignation in disgrace. That's good. You'll take it better than most of Team Retard.Quote:
Originally Posted by herbertstemple
BullshitQuote:
Originally Posted by DirtyBThink back to last Friday. Hurricane Maria was demolishing Puerto Rico. North Korea and Iran had both recently fired new missiles. What was Donald Trump doing? He flew to Huntsville Alabama to tell Republicans that he needed Luther Strange in the Senate to help him "drain the swamp".Quote:
Originally Posted by herbertstemple
http://www.philly.com/philly/news/po...0c4f53f83.html
The same day Trump acknowledged that Strange losing would be a "total embarrassment" for him, but said not to worry about it because "Luther will definitely win". Moore won by 9%.
I love how Trump told the crowd that Strange "doesn't know Mitch McConnell at all", and said it was just a fake media rumor that Strange was "friendly" with someone who has actively campaigned and fundraised for Strange.
http://www.philly.com/philly/news/po...-20170923.html
read more: https://www.haaretz.com/us-news/1.814262Quote:
Trump and Israel Blasted an Iranian Missile Launch That Didn't Happen
Iran released footage from 'a successful launch over the weekend', and President Trump and Israel's defense minister were quick to comment on it. Actually it was a failed test from eight months ago
Gregg popovich (Spurs head coach) made a statement that we need to "talk about race to make people uncomfortable" (I am paraphrasing). Of course the liberal sports MSM and all the libs are lapping this up and agreeing vehemently.
Of course what he doesn't say that is explicitly understood is that this only applies to specifically talking negatively about white people and white privilege. I doubt Mr Popovich or any of the other libs want to have any sort of uncomfortable discussion about the high rates of violent crime, children out of wedlock, STD epidemic or generarional welfare in the black community.
So basically this is just another case of another wealthy limousine liberal white deflecting his own guilt onto people who don't have any privilege at all, and advocating for free speech he doesn't believe in at all. It is real easy to talk about how we should take away white privilege when you know it is other white people and not yourself who are the ones that are going to be doing the paying.
I see a lot of wealthy white people with good jobs talk about how we need to address white privilege.
However, I don't see any of them offering to give up their jobs to give to a minority. Or sending their white kids to community college to free up a spot at a top 4 year college to a minority. As far as I can see they are just fine with their spot on the top of the hill and they just want poor people to be fighting over the scraps over racial lines.
At this point I am as inclined to take as seriously a NYT political piece on Trump as I would an Alex Jones rant on Sandy HookQuote:
Originally Posted by sonatine
That being said, even if we pretend that is a credible piece of journalism, the correct interpretation is that Trump styles himself as a modern day Moses promising to free his base (the non elite whites) from the tyrannical political oppression they have endured during the last 8 years by the democrat elites.
to quote Kilgore Trout, RIP, "and so it goes."Quote:
Originally Posted by verminaard
Greg Popovich is a big liberal, and the left likes quoting him because he's considered the best coach in the NBA (which he is), so people respect him. Also, he's a rich white guy, and he's obviously close to his mostly-black players, so it basically makes him the perfect spokesman.Quote:
Originally Posted by verminaard
But people have to put Popovich's coaching ability aside, and understand that he's nothing more than yet another celebrity making comments about his political views.
The white privilege crap has gotten out of control. It essentially demands that white people apologize for (and make concessions due to) the skin color they were born with.
The much better approach would be, "We have it hard in some ways you probably don't think about, so please keep that in mind next time you deal with a black person."
Instead, it's "You gained unfairly for being white. Feel guilty and give us special allowances, or you're racist!"
What's also foolish is that there are tons of other "privileges" one can be born with, aside from being white.
Attractive people are born with "good looks privilege".
Kids from rich families are born with "wealth privilege".
Kids of celebrities are born with "fame privilege".
Athletic people are born with "athletic privlege".
Intimidating-looking guys were born with "tough guy privilege".
I could go on and on with attributes which can aid one in life -- whether natural or societal -- where some people enter this world with advantages over others.
Are we supposed to neutralize them all, or make different rules depending upon each person's privilege?
Give me a break.
Your calm undercover racism totally flies under the radar dude. When verminaard posts, its just sooo hard to guess what the nature of his message will be.Quote:
Originally Posted by verminaard
The fact that you felt the need to point out that pop is the spurs coach tells me that your knowledge of him goes as far as post game pressers and random shots at team trump. I dont see any reason that he would have an issue speaking about problems in impoverished black communities. Are you you saying this because he doesnt disclose his half time adjustments mid game? So related bro. Thing is, what does that have to do with him or his position? Also, that part about the race discussion making folks uncomfortable is tailor made for people like you, who im guessing has a panic attack everytime a black dude walks into the same convenience store you frequent.
Sings about what?Quote:
Originally Posted by MintjewlipsQuote:
Originally Posted by sonatine
Lol, seriously, have you been under a rock the past 20 years?
Lol at libtards never noticing that the Democratic party elite are just as racist as the Republican party elite, both want a race war.......thats so 20 years ago.
How long will the Weiner be in prison before he sings faster than a mocking bird in heat?
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Originally Posted by verminaardAt this point I am as inclined to take as seriously a NYT political piece on Trump as I would an Alex Jones rant on Sandy HookQuote:
Originally Posted by sonatine
That being said, even if we pretend that is a credible piece of journalism, the correct interpretation is that Trump styles himself as a modern day Moses promising to free his base (the non elite whites) from the tyrannical political oppression they have endured during the last 8 years by the democrat elites.
we are all well aware of what you take seriously.
swamp got a little emptier today:
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/paul-ho...er-found-dead/