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RainMaker 01-22-2022 04:47 PM

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Originally Posted by Atocep (Post 3357165)
How do people take this shit seriously?

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There are people who want to fuck the cartoon M&Ms. We are living in bizarre times.

JPhillips 01-22-2022 04:52 PM

The same people are worried about a toy potato's dick.

BYU 14 01-22-2022 05:10 PM

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Originally Posted by RainMaker (Post 3357181)
There are people who want to fuck the cartoon M&Ms. We are living in bizarre times.


What, you've never masturbated to pictures of candy before?

Kodos 01-22-2022 05:46 PM

Just the one time with Bazooka Joe.

NobodyHere 01-22-2022 05:48 PM

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Originally Posted by BYU 14 (Post 3357186)
What, you've never masturbated to pictures of candy before?


I haven't, is it good?

Ksyrup 01-22-2022 05:58 PM

The female M&M gives me a hard shell.

NobodyHere 01-22-2022 07:24 PM

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Originally Posted by Ksyrup (Post 3357195)
The female M&M gives me a hard shell.


Will she Wonka my Willy?

cuervo72 01-22-2022 07:55 PM

There's no way Carlson would be attracted to a brown M&M.

GrantDawg 01-22-2022 08:58 PM

You're kidding, right? All Klansmen are into dark-skinned women.

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BYU 14 01-22-2022 10:55 PM

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Originally Posted by NobodyHere (Post 3357191)
I haven't, is it good?


Depends how much of the wrapper is off

NobodyHere 01-23-2022 09:15 AM

Michael Cohen says Donald Trump told him if one of his kids had to go to prison to 'make sure' it was Donald Jr., not Ivanka

There should be some good dinner conversation at Mar-a-Lago tonight.

Ksyrup 01-23-2022 09:18 AM

She's hotter, duh!

PilotMan 01-23-2022 09:46 AM

Yeah can you imagine wanting to fuck your own son, like he does his daughter? Of course he'll take sides. He's gotta keep all his options on the table.

BYU 14 01-23-2022 10:40 AM

This thread has taken a dark turn, first Candy porn, then incest. Only in Trump world :)

CrimsonFox 01-23-2022 10:48 AM

i suspect trump has secretly hacked some accounts and is posting on this page :P

spleen1015 01-23-2022 12:25 PM

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Originally Posted by CrimsonFox (Post 3357282)
i suspect trump has secretly hacked some accounts and is posting on this page :P


Totally makes sense now...

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RainMaker 01-24-2022 11:18 AM

Another light sentence. This guy wasn't violent but played a fairly big role in the event.

Trump Influencer Brandon Straka Walks Away From Jan. 6 Criminal Case With Home Detention | HuffPost Latest News

Lathum 01-24-2022 01:08 PM

Jesse Waters starts hosting a show in the 7:00 PM hour on Fox tonight, because you know, news and all.

albionmoonlight 01-24-2022 03:12 PM

I'm really curious to see MAGAs position if Russia keeps escalating in Ukraine. As a child of the cold war, I find the fact that the GOP might find itself siding with the Russians in a war with the US unthinkable. But, I guess nothing is unthinkable any more.


PilotMan 01-25-2022 06:53 AM

Trump Supporters Left Death Threats for Election Workers. We Called Back.

flere-imsaho 01-25-2022 07:05 AM

The worst part of that article is that none of those calls are being investigated by local law enforcement.

BYU 14 01-25-2022 01:23 PM

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Originally Posted by flere-imsaho (Post 3357678)
The worst part of that article is that none of those calls are being investigated by local law enforcement.


Wonder how quick I would get gaffled if I made a similar call to Paul Gosar or Kelli Ward?

RainMaker 01-25-2022 01:35 PM

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Originally Posted by PilotMan (Post 3357675)


Vice putting in more effort than the FBI.

Ksyrup 01-26-2022 07:29 AM

So true!


Ksyrup 01-26-2022 07:58 AM

This is interesting. I just hope this succeeds, because it seems that a lack of success would be just as damaging as it proving successful.


NobodyHere 01-26-2022 08:05 AM

Personally I think a person should be convicted of something first before this route is taken.

albionmoonlight 01-26-2022 08:18 AM

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Originally Posted by NobodyHere (Post 3357809)
Personally I think a person should be convicted of something first before this route is taken.


It's a weird issue

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No person shall be a Senator or Representative in Congress, or elector of President and Vice President, or hold any office, civil or military, under the United States, or under any state, who, having previously taken an oath, as a member of Congress, or as an officer of the United States, or as a member of any state legislature, or as an executive or judicial officer of any state, to support the Constitution of the United States, shall have engaged in insurrection or rebellion against the same, or given aid or comfort to the enemies thereof. But Congress may by a vote of two-thirds of each House, remove such disability.

So we know that Congress can allow insurrectionist back by a 2/3 vote.

But who decides who is an insurrectionist in the first place? I can see how that was a pretty easy call to make when you had just had a treasonous pro-slavery army surrender to you.

Now, it is a bit harder.

It seems really off that a random state judge in NC could make that call. But if not that, then how do you decide?

PilotMan 01-26-2022 09:21 AM

There seems to be a solid chunk who would be willing to label Biden and pretty much any D an insurrectionist and a traitor already.

I think we're solidly in the danger zone right now. There's a tipping point where democracy will die, and we're careening headlong toward it on the wheels of a Republican minority.

RainMaker 01-26-2022 06:18 PM


RainMaker 01-26-2022 07:09 PM

And if you didn't read it in school growing up, its a fascinating comic/graphic novel. It's not just about his parents time under Nazi German rule, but his relationship with his father who he is interviewing. Part history and part psychology.

Highly recommend picking up a copy. From what I remember, the art holds up too.

Ksyrup 01-26-2022 09:16 PM

Cawthorn's lawyer is invoking the 1872 Confederate Amnesty Act. You just can't make this stuff up.

GrantDawg 01-27-2022 06:04 AM

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Originally Posted by PilotMan (Post 3357816)
There seems to be a solid chunk who would be willing to label Biden and pretty much any D an insurrectionist and a traitor already.

I think we're solidly in the danger zone right now. There's a tipping point where democracy will die, and we're careening headlong toward it on the wheels of a Republican minority.

I agree. This is just a bad precedent. There needs to be a legal conviction of something, or we are going to open a Pandora's box.

albionmoonlight 01-27-2022 07:39 AM

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Originally Posted by RainMaker (Post 3357883)


And this country is so selfish that the GOP is going to sweep to landside victories in the midterms based on ~ 50% of people voting on "the fact that the price of my fast casual burrito went up by .50 in the middle of a global pandemic is literally worse than denying the Holocaust."

Ksyrup 01-27-2022 08:11 AM

For some people, it's not a weighing of which is worse, it's "I expect everything as cheap as possible no matter the circumstances, plus we were able to ban stuff while Dems were in charge - wait until we have the power!"

albionmoonlight 01-27-2022 08:12 AM

Also, GDP grew by ~6% this year (largest since 1984). So when the usual suspects come in and try to cover up the real reason for their votes with "mumble . . . mumble . . . Something about The Economy . . . mumble . . . mumble," not only will they be being disingenuous, they will be just flat out wrong.

Won't stop them, of course.

Ksyrup 01-27-2022 08:28 AM

Eh, I rarely treat presidents like QBs when assigning economic blame/failure in normal times, and with a pandemic wreaking havoc, that throws things off even more. Just like I didn't slam Trump too hard for the 2020 economy (with adjustments for everything he did to make the pandemic worse, of course), it seems a bit much to give too much credit to anyone for the bounce back. A lot of that was going to happen anyway - or, if a much worse variant came out, would have plunged us into the dark ages. Biden can certainly take some credit as he should, but much of it was largely out of his hands, IMO.

albionmoonlight 01-27-2022 08:28 AM

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Originally Posted by Ksyrup (Post 3357928)
For some people, it's not a weighing of which is worse, it's "I expect everything as cheap as possible no matter the circumstances, plus we were able to ban stuff while Dems were in charge - wait until we have the power!"


There's two groups. There's the MAGA-inclined "We love this, and we want more of it" GOP voter.

Then there's the "Actually, I don't really subscribe to either party. I'm above all that, really. I guess you could call me more of a libertarian type if you had to put a label on it. I'm just into common sense" GOP voter.

I encounter a lot more of the second type in my online travels, so I find them more exhausting. Just vote GOP if you want to vote GOP. I can't stop you. No need to dress it all up with false justifications.

Ksyrup 01-27-2022 08:32 AM

My parents are in the first group. My brother is in the second. Completely economically driven. He started his own medical practice last year and will not budge on anything that doesn't involve bettering his economic status. I've talked him down from defending or questioning some of what has occurred over the past 5-6 years to "both sides mumble mumble," but that's as far as he'll go. He basically refuses to see a threat to his livelihood and a threat to democracy as two different things. Instead, he's basically washing his hands of it all and says he probably won't vote anymore.

albionmoonlight 01-27-2022 08:32 AM

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Originally Posted by Ksyrup (Post 3357932)
Eh, I rarely treat presidents like QBs when assigning economic blame/failure in normal times, and with a pandemic wreaking havoc, that throws things off even more. Just like I didn't slam Trump too hard for the 2020 economy (with adjustments for everything he did to make the pandemic worse, of course), it seems a bit much to give too much credit to anyone for the bounce back. A lot of that was going to happen anyway - or, if a much worse variant came out, would have plunged us into the dark ages. Biden can certainly take some credit as he should, but much of it was largely out of his hands, IMO.


Very true. Neither party want to run on the “ Actually, presidents do not have much control over gas prices, inflation, & the economy” Platform. But it is kind of true.

spleen1015 01-27-2022 08:53 AM

People aren't going to look at it any deeper than "Gas prices are high with a Dem in office and low with Repub in office". See, Dems are bad.

henry296 01-27-2022 09:15 AM

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Originally Posted by albionmoonlight (Post 3357929)
Also, GDP grew by ~6% this year (largest since 1984). So when the usual suspects come in and try to cover up the real reason for their votes with "mumble . . . mumble . . . Something about The Economy . . . mumble . . . mumble," not only will they be being disingenuous, they will be just flat out wrong.

Won't stop them, of course.


I'm assuming the 6% is the nominal GDP growth. When you adjust for inflation the Real GDP growth is closer to flat which is not good. We aren't producing more, just paying more for each unit.

whomario 01-27-2022 09:55 AM

The clips i have seen from the confirmation hearing for Floridas Surgeon General (he of "isn't that the guy collaborating with Demon Sperm Lady ?" fame) are quite something. If you are that bad at dodging questions and guaranteed to be confirmed anyway, why in the world didn't you prepare some shot non-answers to questions that were obviously going to be asked ? He sounds exactly like a College Student who failed to do the assigned reading for the lecture and gets called to answer by the professor because he was playing on his phone. (and mind that this is obviously the 2nd merry go round of asking the same question)
Is there a law he has to provide 'answers' of a certain length or something ?



Also:

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Good grief ...

PilotMan 01-27-2022 10:07 AM

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Originally Posted by albionmoonlight (Post 3357925)
And this country is so selfish that the GOP is going to sweep to landside victories in the midterms based on ~ 50% of people voting on "the fact that the price of my fast casual burrito went up by .50 in the middle of a global pandemic is literally worse than denying the Holocaust."


This really needs pinned and stickied for future reference. I might even need to share that, because it's just far too spot on.

PilotMan 01-27-2022 10:14 AM

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Originally Posted by Ksyrup (Post 3357928)
For some people, it's not a weighing of which is worse, it's "I expect everything as cheap as possible no matter the circumstances, ......"


But I'm really, really mad that China is getting rich off the US (because I don't understand how the global economy works)!

And I'm mad that shelves are empty! It must be Biden's fault (because I don't understand how the global pandemic impacted impacted China and how those cheap products get to the United States)!

This administration must PAY!!!

PilotMan 01-27-2022 10:18 AM

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Originally Posted by spleen1015 (Post 3357941)
People aren't going to look at it any deeper than "Gas prices are high with a Dem in office and low with Repub in office". See, Dems are bad.



And for being the only supporters of Free Market Economics and Capitalists and the defenders of Democracy, they really have no desire to put supply and demand, and the strength of the economy and it's relationship to gas prices, into their equations.

PilotMan 01-27-2022 10:25 AM

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Originally Posted by Ksyrup (Post 3357935)
My parents are in the first group. My brother is in the second. Completely economically driven. He started his own medical practice last year and will not budge on anything that doesn't involve bettering his economic status. I've talked him down from defending or questioning some of what has occurred over the past 5-6 years to "both sides mumble mumble," but that's as far as he'll go. He basically refuses to see a threat to his livelihood and a threat to democracy as two different things. Instead, he's basically washing his hands of it all and says he probably won't vote anymore.



Because of the income involved many, many pilots I come across are like this. They complain about having to work 3 months to pay their income taxes for the year and all they care about is their 401k. Literally nothing else matters. Nothing.

RainMaker 01-27-2022 11:08 AM

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Originally Posted by albionmoonlight (Post 3357933)
There's two groups. There's the MAGA-inclined "We love this, and we want more of it" GOP voter.

Then there's the "Actually, I don't really subscribe to either party. I'm above all that, really. I guess you could call me more of a libertarian type if you had to put a label on it. I'm just into common sense" GOP voter.

I encounter a lot more of the second type in my online travels, so I find them more exhausting. Just vote GOP if you want to vote GOP. I can't stop you. No need to dress it all up with false justifications.


Yeah, I think some people are embarrassed or ashamed they are Trump voters, so they try to hide the justification up in other things (which they'll conveniently ignore when it's the other way around).

Reminds me of how much we had to hear from evangelicals about family values and so on. Then stood firmly behind a thrice-divorced conman who bragged about sexually assaulting women.

You like the racists little fascist. No need to pretend.

RainMaker 01-27-2022 11:14 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by albionmoonlight (Post 3357925)
And this country is so selfish that the GOP is going to sweep to landside victories in the midterms based on ~ 50% of people voting on "the fact that the price of my fast casual burrito went up by .50 in the middle of a global pandemic is literally worse than denying the Holocaust."


I at least understand that. It's the poor person who will vote for the person that's going to take away their health insurance that I don't get. Like how racists do you have to be to throw your family under the bus like that? I guess we can ask the dumbshits being hooked up to ventilators because they needed to show their allegiance to Trump.

BYU 14 01-27-2022 03:50 PM

We have been in our current house almost 16 years now, always been blessed with good neighbors. The house behind sold a couple of months ago and our third neighbor there is moving in today. I am a really easy guy to get along with, I don't care about a person's politics, religion, none of that stuff. I only care that you are a good person.

But this guy is out sporting his Q shirt, I just can't even give this fucker a chance, can't do it. Hopefully we can co-exist.

Atocep 01-27-2022 04:38 PM

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Originally Posted by BYU 14 (Post 3357995)
We have been in our current house almost 16 years now, always been blessed with good neighbors. The house behind sold a couple of months ago and our third neighbor there is moving in today. I am a really easy guy to get along with, I don't care about a person's politics, religion, none of that stuff. I only care that you are a good person.

But this guy is out sporting his Q shirt, I just can't even give this fucker a chance, can't do it. Hopefully we can co-exist.


The best way to make friends when you move into a new neighborhood is to proudly display your political and conspiracy beliefs for everyone to see.


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