jerryskids

I think the meaning to the chanter of "from the river to the sea" fits in with my description of the different personas at the protests.

Fair enough. I don't disagree with your philosophy here, although in 77 years that small minority of Palestinians hasn't accomplished bupkis, and I doubt they will now.

I've said before, but in my industry (high tech), finance is a cog, like HR or facilities. I worked for a company that tried putting a bean counter in charge once; it was an abject failure, in addition to our competitors laughing at our stupidity. In our industry, to run a company, you need to be a tech visionary. Now, if your company makes, say, plastic spoons, then yeah, I could see a finance person running the show. After all, the goal there is to find a child slave sweatshop that is fractions of a percent cheaper than the current child slave sweatshop. So if that's your gig, I could see why you think Finance is important.

Except for results: you won the last tourney, I came in dead last. But yeah, I'm high on Jaeger for the reasons you listed, plus he is a long driver. Usually I have a few guys in mind when my pick approaches, incase some of them get picked. But waiting for Dain, I wanted Jaeger and couldn't even focus on anyone else.

Non-responsive drivel. Otherwise, good post, good effort.

We fundamentally disagree as to whether or not calls for violent antifada to destroy Israel, or death to zionists, or signs pointing out Hamas' next target, are antisemitic, or slurs, or could be considered threats. For the second time today, I let myself get sucked into a semantic mud wrassling contest. Shame on me. For the record, and I've said this before in discussion with @Mark Davis: I think the majority of college kids are uninformed idiots enjoying the marxist issue du jour (the issue is not the issue, the issue is the revolution) because they are losers and like to associate with some group that they feel helps other losers. But, some aren't as innocent, the large number of non-students at these events are not innocent, and as per my link describing the invasion of the Columbia hall, they are clearly more organized than a group of college losers.

Eesh. And on this, let's call it "creative", interpretation of election interference, you are good with arresting the former POTUS and current candidate for one of the two major parties?

Biden can't find his way off a stage. But to your greater point, charging Trump is a mark of virtue signaling in the Leftist world. Charging Haley with something as frivolous as this would not be nearly so accepted in general.

Wut? Like, prosecute Haley for being of Indian descent? NM, I get you. Yes, it's both. It's political because, well, obviously. But it's personal because Trump is the mean orange man who must be stopped before he destroys the country nay the world.

In the middle of the video you watched where they show hundreds of protesters walking and chanting. Desperately? "Thousands" means "lots." And I didn't say anti semitic protesters, I said protesters saying anti semitic things and behaving in a threatening manner towards Jews. Besides, why are you jumping in on this. I'm discussing it with MDC. Don't you have an SAP report to generate or some other super contribution to your company?

Let me see if I understand your point (and that of the prosecution). Trump allegedly falsified business records, itself a misdemeanor unless performed for the purpose of committing another crime, which makes it a felony. This is important because it gets past the statute of limitations. The "other crime" is election interference, and this is because he paid her off close to the election, thus interfering with the election. Do I have this right?

I was going to respond to you that those two aren't necessarily mutually exclusively (and technically, they aren't), but I agree with you that the delay was most likely to see if Trump was the presumptive nominee before going through with this farce.

You speak Arabic? What were the chants from the hundreds of protesters in UCLA saying? Probably "we love Jews," amirite?

Well, we can agree on the bolded. It was stalled so that it could happen during the election year.

Looks mostly peaceful. Couple hundred here, a couple hundred there.