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6 pointsFinally back from support for the peace initiatives in the middle east, glad to be back and looking forward to not being around animals for a little while...lol.... Well, to be fair I feel like Americans are now nearing the level of some of the worst people I see around the world. Toward that end I was a distant observer to the goings on here domestically and the Kirk murder really hit. I had some time to reflect and while I have always wanted to reach out to the ignorance of the left to move them toward the middle, I see now that it cannot be done. The murderous and shylock ways of modern liberals make it clear to me that I have to create some distance and more or less be ready to fight. All this being said to just note that I will no longer participate here, the liberals who have arisen here are likely not salvageable and moreover, could be just as violent as their peers who so easily murder for their cult beliefs. So no more from me, I will still to the fantasy stuff. Good luck everyone, I think you will need it.
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6 pointsTrump could have said nothing, but he’s a petty, butthurt little girl.
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5 pointsYes, “Krassenstein!” And this popped up on my feed on Christmas. But this is pretty hilarious Merry Christmas!
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5 pointsYou know, in all my years of living, I've never seen more outward hate towards people simply based on their political views. Republicans are on a war path, making insulting statements about liberals and Democrats, who, in my opinion are a more empathetic group. You'd think that you all would be on top of the world and happy, but no, you're just a mean bitter sour angry hateful bunch. It's pervasive. What happened to being happy? Why are you all so hell bent on spending your days worrying about pedophiles and transexuals and satan and abortions and oppressing other people. You all obsess over crime; crimes that won't ever touch you. You live in safety, yet, stock up on guns for perceived threats that are only in your head. You all are miserable and worse, you all are truly scary; not because you are powerful but because you are fearful. Whether it's here or Fox News or listening to our president, it's just misery and insults. It betrays a lack of love and joy in your lives.
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5 pointsFor you, this tracks. Being the massive piece of shlt that you are, open debate, exposing the left wing agenda for the vile drivel that it is, probably greatly upsets you. You didn't need to say it, anybody paying the slightest bit attention already knew this is how somebody like you would feel. I'm sure you secretly rooted for it considering how violent your kind has become. I would say the feeling of you not being 'in it' is mutual but, you're such an insignificant troll, what does it really matter if you exist or not?
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5 pointsTrump has accomplished so much compared to other presidents. It's not close. We have become used to politicians pretending like it's hard to get anything done. Like their hand are tied. The country was slowly sinking into mediocrity hell. Then Trump showed up and woke people up. If you can't see the magnitude of change, and that it was necessary, you don't know where to look.
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5 pointsBiden covered it up. Trump is covering it up. Only difference is: 1. MAGA spent years pretending this was only a D issue and Father Trump was going to get justice for the victims. 2. Trump himself is IN the files and was good buddies with child sex traffickers, including one he moved to country club prison. Good luck with the Biden whataboutism.
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5 pointsSounds like there could be a legitimate argument for criminal charges based on not following the law with this release if the Dems ever get back in charge.
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5 pointsInsinuating that Rob Reiner molested his son, without a shred of evidence or even the slightest accusation, is as disgusting as Trump’s post. But let’s not forget it’s being offered by the same folks around here who claimed that Paul Pelosi was engaged in a gay love affair with his MAGA attacker. You guys sink to a new low on every occasion.
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5 pointsI “hope” he’s a white dude that hates both political parties, which is also a common trend among attackers. And I only say white specifically since due to the existence of white privilege and the fact that whites are the majority, nothing will happen to white people as a whole if yet another notorious attacker is white. But whenever an attacker comes from a minority group MAGA tries to take it out on the whole group.
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4 pointswasn't meant to be cool and I knew little ppfoam would be the first to reply
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4 pointsWhich one of us cheers for illegal aliens? Which one of us fights for drug runners on boats? Which one is cheering for Luigi Mangione to go free? Which one of us is fighting ice agents at every turn getting rid of people here illegally? And yes, which one of us is absolutely freaking out about a name on a building they didn’t know what even happened in there? I don’t even know how you could refuse any of it to be honest. I could go on for days. Yes you absolutely would rather America fail than see Trump succeed.
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4 pointsDefending Trump all the time, every day, for free. The life of a MAGA cult follower. Guy was best friends with Epstein for decades. Probably was Trump’s only actual friend. Well, and Ghislane, of course. They all raped young girls together. Looks like today is “attack the liberalz!” defense day. People defending Trump genuinely look pathetic to anyone not in the cult. It would be hilarious if Trump and Epstein didn’t literally rape young girls, which they absolutely did. Keep defending that though. Shows a person’s true character.
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4 pointsI'll break this out because it's an important point. Subject matter experts catastrophize. I'll say it again. Subject matter experts make catastrophies out of their specialities. I'm an engineer. Oftentimes, we design something and it has some hidden problem that we can't figure out, so we bring in experts. I've literally never ever ever ever brought in an expert that didn't say everything to do with their speciality is completely FUBAR and we need to redesign everything. The power guy says the power is all wrong and we need to redesign all the power. 100% sure our problem is from power The signal integrity guy says our layout is all wrong and they're 100% sure our problem is a signal integrity problem. RF guy says the RF is all wrong and we need to completely redesign everything. 100% convinced that's the problem Then turns out it was some software problem we finally catch and everything works great. But my job as a leader is to make decisions. And in most companies we don't make high dollar decisions unless we're absolutely god damned sure. So here's what we do. We listen to everyone. We create an impact assessment. If the impact is high, we make the sky screamers prove to us what they are sky screaming about before we do anything. We don't make decisions out of fear and because we don't have an endless amount of tax payer dollars to waste, we invest our time and money wisely by making policy that considers all aspects of the decision. In covid, we listened to the sky screamers and made a trillion dollar mistake out of fear grandma would die. Guess what? grandma was getting covid anyway. There was no need to waste trillions of dollars. In covid, by the time the jab hit, it was obvious young, healthy people were not at risk of dying. There was no reason to force them to take fast-tracked vaccine. Leaders have to make shìtty decisions sometimes. Tanking the economy to save grandma was the wrong move we made decisions out of fear. You'll claim hindsight .. nope we said it in real time. You'll claim novel virus... Indeed it was a novel virus. That's why you don't make trillion dollar decisions with incomplete information. Again... Making decisions out of fear, and out of covering your ass. And once it was clear, our decision making was overly draconian, we didn't course correct. Why? Fear. "If I change my decision, it'll look bad on me." "If Grandma dies, I need say I did something. Let's burn these trillions." Nope. It was terrible decision making all the way around. People with common sense knew it in near real time. The media told you it was righteous, so now you'll go to your grave believing that.
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4 pointsSo one of Trump’s actions in the last 30 days affected me personally: As I have mentioned in the past, in 2024 my wife and I helped a family of 5 from Afghanistan settle in Orange County through the WelcomeCorp volunteer organization, set up by Biden, since cancelled. This was a family of refugees: the father worked in Kabul at the American hospital and because of this was marked for death by the Taliban. They spent year in Pakistan going through extreme vetting and were finally welcomed into the U.S. last October, one one of the last allowed in before the door was shut. We helped them find an apartment, got the kids enrolled in school, helped them find jobs, etc. Most rewarding experience of my life. A year after they arrived we began to work with an attorney on applying for their green cards (you can’t apply until you’ve been here a year.) It’s a laborious process and we were in the middle of it when last month Trump abruptly suspended all green card applications for anyone of Afghan descent. He is blaming all of them for the national guard shooting. It’s a bigoted, hateful response from our President, and it puts this family and thousands of others in limbo. It is also a violation of a sacred vow we made to these people who worked with our soldiers for two decades. If Trump gets his way this family and many others will lose their refugee status and sent back to Afghanistan where they will face imprisonment and possibly death. The family I am friends with are terrified and don’t understand what’s happening. The attorney we hired is helpless. I have no idea what to tell these people.
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4 pointsAustralia has had four (4) mass shootings in the last five years. The US has had nine (9) in December 2025 already. Great take, genius.
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3 pointsMenu: Prime rib w/ au jus Seared Brussels sprouts with caramelized apples and shallots ; sherry vinaigrette Yorkshire pudding Mashers Cranberry/Orange bread pudding
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3 pointsStarting in 2027 we’re going to have a Democratic majority in House and perhaps Senate. Then in 2029 we’re going to have a Democratic President as well. I believe it will be the strongest Democratic majority in this country since 1933. It won’t last; Dems will find a way to fock it all up of course. It’s not like they have better long term solutions to our problems than Republicans do. But maybe at least they can undo some of the damage of the last decade.
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3 pointsJust want to clarify for all that Sarah is a man. A mentally unwell man, but a man nonetheless
