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Leftists committing terrorism and not a chirp from the libtards here
Sean Mooney replied to RaiderHaters Revenge's topic in The Geek Club
Imagine if you were on something called the Internet: -
Leftists committing terrorism and not a chirp from the libtards here
Sean Mooney replied to RaiderHaters Revenge's topic in The Geek Club
Clearly posting addresses is not okay. Back when the Bud Light stuff was going on it wasn't okay either for people to get harrassed as they were leaving stores with Bud Light. Too many people are sucked into this political war nonsense and think we have to drive the other person into the ground. I don't care for Elon Musk, but I don't care if someone buys a Tesla. I've driven a Tesla- it's fine. There is no need to shoot it or throw Molotov cocktails at it People shouldn't be harrassed for buying a beer from a company that supported a LGBTQ person. Drinking Bud Light is its own punishment. -
Leftists committing terrorism and not a chirp from the libtards here
Sean Mooney replied to RaiderHaters Revenge's topic in The Geek Club
You are agreeing with the person who said it. -
Federal Judge blocks Trump military ban on transgenders
Sean Mooney replied to The Real timschochet's topic in The Geek Club
I believe the military very greatly tries to keep distinctions between combat and non combat positions. And if any of those scenarios arise I think we can easily find a nearby high school or drunk Randy Quaid to recruit from. In a non-combat you still have to get through boot camp and you have to maintain some form of physical fitness and do some weapons training. But I don't think you continually train on it if you are going into something considered non-combat. -
Leftists committing terrorism and not a chirp from the libtards here
Sean Mooney replied to RaiderHaters Revenge's topic in The Geek Club
Stop trying to argue it was just not buying a product. -
Leftists committing terrorism and not a chirp from the libtards here
Sean Mooney replied to RaiderHaters Revenge's topic in The Geek Club
Both were protests that were influenced by outside forces. One was more behind the scenes targeted. One is far more out in the open. I get why people think the latter is more egregious and have said I don't agree with the way it is being handled. But I'm not going to agree with handwaving away the other as "Just not buying a product." -
Leftists committing terrorism and not a chirp from the libtards here
Sean Mooney replied to RaiderHaters Revenge's topic in The Geek Club
People were harrassed and targeted for buying the beer in some locations. Moreso than that though there was a calculated monetary effort by an individual and two organizations to fundamentally attack the infrastructure of Bud Light (and other companies) for "woke" policies. It was designed to hurt the company which in turn hurt sales and the workforce. Now I know the bigger optics of fires are bad. I said as much that I am 100% not for lighting fires of vehicles or shooting guns at them in public. But I'm also against targeted manipulation of people against companies by rich people. both attacks are organized. One is more obvious to the senses and thus will always look worse. -
Leftists committing terrorism and not a chirp from the libtards here
Sean Mooney replied to RaiderHaters Revenge's topic in The Geek Club
Even still it was a little more than just "We stopped buying the beer." There are always idiots who will try to escalate something to violence. Those people should have their heads examined. -
Leftists committing terrorism and not a chirp from the libtards here
Sean Mooney replied to RaiderHaters Revenge's topic in The Geek Club
There were bomb threats against breweries. There was a ton of violence threatened against the company and the individual at the center of it all. Kid Rock put up videos firing guns at cases of Bud Light... I mean- all of this (Bud Light and Tesla) stuff is just people being ignorant. -
Leftists committing terrorism and not a chirp from the libtards here
Sean Mooney replied to RaiderHaters Revenge's topic in The Geek Club
A live look at jonmx: https://i1.sndcdn.com/artworks-000086594659-lwpm2h-t500x500.jpg -
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Sean Mooney replied to HellToupee's topic in The Geek Club
This is kind of creepy. -
Fascism probably isn't the word for it. But I notice the usual suspects in here arguing against the OP's thoughts. I can't help but wonder what the reaction would be if Biden was doing all these things. I mean- I know....but still.....
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Federal Judge blocks Trump military ban on transgenders
Sean Mooney replied to The Real timschochet's topic in The Geek Club
.2-.5% of the military are transgender at this point. So like 6600 people tops. -
Federal Judge blocks Trump military ban on transgenders
Sean Mooney replied to The Real timschochet's topic in The Geek Club
I'm not saying you are doing this but I think we need to make an important distinction between some things here- because people can enlist in the military in non-combat positions. If some SHIM with blue hair wants to enlist in the military to be in linguistics who could possibly care that much? It's an important position and it's non-combat. -
Leftists committing terrorism and not a chirp from the libtards here
Sean Mooney replied to RaiderHaters Revenge's topic in The Geek Club
You should be able to see then pretty clear there is no real semblance of a plan here on anything. We are talking billions of dollars that go through these places and that is not easily just moved from one place to another. And AI isn't the answer Was the post office your govt sector work? -
Leftists committing terrorism and not a chirp from the libtards here
Sean Mooney replied to RaiderHaters Revenge's topic in The Geek Club
Long as you are consistent. Of course there is bloat in everything and I'm okay with finding it. I'm not okay with just hatcheting everything and trying to fix the broken pieces afterwards. I'd be far more receptive to an approach that cleanly audits and looks at everything. This feels like trying to do things quickly rather than effectively. If you did things in a more controlled and deliberate manner it would allow you to set up the infrastructure to adjust to the changes and figure out where things will go. I'm afraid we are going to end up with all these cuts and then trying to see where things can fit and you are going to end up with under staffed, over worked departments trying to do too much which will lead to inefficiencies. And those inefficiencies will harm people short and long term. The education component you list as debatable is where I have an issue with some of this stuff. People don't know what the DOE does (and I'm not being accusatory towards you here in any way) and not in a "They are useless and do nothing" way but rather in a "I literally know nothing about them other than what I'm told." They hear it's tanking test scores. They hear it's indoctrinating kids and they will say "Good now the states can set policy." The states already do that. The local districts already do that. There is an individual set of standards for every state in the country and there are different qualifications for teachers in states all across the country. The federal government doesn't set instructional policy. They try to make sure federal funding helps balance out states funding (because there is less state money in Mississippi than New York). And even that number is small- like 10-11% of school funding comes from the federal level. The DOE does help fund programs for students, and families, that need extra help. Title 1 programs are run through there. The REAP program is run through there. It does hold schools accountable for students succeeding but even that is filtered through state reporting. Without the federal government though you will have different programs for every state. And then there is the information Trump is flat out lying about to make points. -
Leftists committing terrorism and not a chirp from the libtards here
Sean Mooney replied to RaiderHaters Revenge's topic in The Geek Club
So you are in favor of slashing money from cancer research, education, and humanitarian efforts because Musk and Trump are doing it? Keep in mind I agreed earlier in the thread burning Teslas and everything was dangerous and idiotic. -
THANK YOU DONALD J. TRUMP - Millions of retirees will begin receiving higher Social Security benefits this month 🏆
Sean Mooney replied to Maximum Overkill's topic in The Geek Club
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Leftists committing terrorism and not a chirp from the libtards here
Sean Mooney replied to RaiderHaters Revenge's topic in The Geek Club
You think they want to release that dud again? -
THANK YOU DONALD J. TRUMP - Millions of retirees will begin receiving higher Social Security benefits this month 🏆
Sean Mooney replied to Maximum Overkill's topic in The Geek Club
For anyone who wants real facts: The bill was introduced in January of 2023. HR82 of the 118th Congress. It passed the House November 12th of 2024. It passed the Senate on December 21st of 2024. It was signed into law on January 5th, 2025 by President Joe Biden. The OP wants to make it a Trump thing because he desperately wants Trump to use his tongue as toilet paper. -
Democratic Party Approval Rating Hits An All-Time Low
Sean Mooney replied to Maximum Overkill's topic in The Geek Club
He clearly has no life. You take this away from him and he might have to actually talk to a real human being in person.....you can't ask him to do that... think of that person who would have to be that close to him smelling the funk coming off of his body. -
THANK YOU DONALD J. TRUMP - Millions of retirees will begin receiving higher Social Security benefits this month 🏆
Sean Mooney replied to Maximum Overkill's topic in The Geek Club
Biden signed the law on January 5th of this year. MAGA pedophile supporting dummy MO can't even get simple facts right. -
Whatever makes you feel better champ
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It's easily been since like the late 90's where they did the first game in Cincinnati. I want to say like 2002 is when it began with opening night being the previous year's World Series champion opening the season.
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If only the Internet existed.