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Posts posted by TwiceHorn
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10 hours ago, TexArcher said:
"Fortunate Son" is a wow choice even for this group of idiots.
I would be willing to bet that some Millennial googled "songs with red, white, and blue in the lyrics" and no actual adults bothered to check the song list.
God damn, what a clown show.
I think the responsible party here is the Army not Trump.
Remember, Trump co-opted this whole deal from the Army.
More than a few people have suspected the Army of trolling him at certain points. And Fortunate Son is the kind of protest song that the Army can use as well as civilians.
ETA: see the not-exactly-squared away marching above, and, if real, I think the DoD flag poster above might have been a troll from a right-minded graphic designer in the Pentagon.
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24 minutes ago, Captainant said:Playing that for trumps birthday parade is a little on the nose though, gotta say
Sans lyrics, though. Probably a smart choice.
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Well, it is a bit sad for the Army that they have to pay for Trump's unpopularity.
ETA:
In the live link above, The Donald is administering an oath to some troops, and did the Animal House "I, state your name . . . ."
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39 minutes ago, Doc Sam Beckett said:
And all that historical talk, for losers, dopes, and suckers.
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37 minutes ago, atomheartbevo said:
It’s actually interesting. Started out American, Japanese company licensed branding or whatever from the Americans, then eventually bought the whole thing and 7-11 is glorious in Japan compared to here.
Not just American, but Dallas, Texan, and founded by the Thompson family.
https://thompsoncenter.utexas.edu/
And yes, the Japanese were originally franchisees.
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3 hours ago, Brian Fantana said:
Dude is a merc boss. Literally a poor man's Erik Prince.
Yeah, no. He'a a gravy SEAL at best.
And yeah, I'm going with hardcore fundagelical with some Africa mission under his belt. He also has two degrees from a tiny Catholic school, although Franciscan.
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He thought he was the king of America
Where they pour Coca Cola just like vintage wine
Now, I try hard not to become hysterical
But I'm not sure if I am laughing or crying
I wish that I could push a button
And talk in the past and not the present tense
And watch this hurting feeling disappear
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1 hour ago, Captainant said:
Brother, you would be shocked what you can buy online
Not to mention all the "security patrol" Crown Vics and similar running around out there.
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3 minutes ago, Rex Kramer said:
You’d be a terrible geopolitic. You’ve gotta stay involved particularly with the money and emotional interest invested in Israel. China is a laughable option.
Edit: China is probably the worst option I can think of.
Involved is one thing. The principal peace negotiator is another. The money and emotional interest is why we're not credible to Iran.
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7 minutes ago, ChickenSandwich said:It is ok to admit it was a publicity stunt. A very effective one for its intended audience. A majority of the country had never heard his name nor seen his face before this week. All congressmen are grifters. It’s in the job description and required for employment security.
Facts reported are that he wasn't wearing his senate security pin, his jacket was covering his monogrammed polo and reporters from both CNN and CBS confirmed he didn’t identify himself until being detained in the hallway.
I understand the need to demonize those who feel current immigration laws should be enforced, I also feel it is ok to disagree with that.
Dude, you can watch the video and he says "I am Senator Padilla" well before they frogmarched him out of the room.
This whole administration is one long publicity stunt. Including "immigration enforcement."
And whether congressmen, or any other politicians are low-grade grifters, Trump out-grifts them all by massive margins.
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23 hours ago, mchookem said:
appeals court overruled within the past hour per local news, Trump back in charge of CA NG
Not overruled. No decision at all on the merits.
Rather, an "administrative stay," which means give us a sec to hear some arguments, and hearing scheduled for Tuesday.
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On 6/11/2025 at 11:38 PM, C-Man said:
Pretty sure it means their immigration case. These people are trying to play the immigration game by the rules. They come in to the court where the cases, which give them certain rights (I know — what rights?) are summarily dismissed freeing ICE to arrest them when they no longer have these protections from their cases being in progress.
(Or did I miss some sarcasm?)Sort of by the rules. There's offensive asylum, wherein you come here seeking asylum and there's defensive asylum, where you are apprehended and raise asylum as a defense to removal.
Apparently, one cannot be removed while a removal case remains pending. So, the government dismisses the removal case and, voila, you are removed.
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Kasper can fuck his own face.
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6 hours ago, BERT said:
exactly what i think of every time i hear or read that name lol
I'm a little more old school.
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trumpforking.com points to trumpswag.com
And misspells "America" on the landing page.
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5 hours ago, Foosters said:
"define 'liberate'"
holy shit what a response
It's as if he didn't even watch the video.
Yeah, you can call what Padilla did performative. But the speech he interrupted was performative as hell by a Secretary who is performative as hell.
At some point, you gotta fight fire with fire.
Since when are we throwing the monkeys out of the circus?
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On 6/6/2025 at 12:40 PM, Vegas64 said:
@WhatTheBuck @Biff Tannen @wildcat09 - I was wrong. For some reason I thought I remembered that Iran was caught openly flaunting JCPOA but I just looked it up and was wrong-- all the IAEA and flagarant violations were right AFTER Trump pulled us out of the agreement (for reasons I'm still not able to understand) I had misremembered it being before. Or maybe I heard some misinformation at some point and took it as gospel. Either way-- sorry for the derail around JCPOA because you guys are correct.
So let's just go back to that, eh?
Trump pulled out of the agreement for no other reason than Obama did it. Granted, it was a less-than-perfect deal, so subject to criticism, which gave Trump some cover.
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On 6/10/2025 at 11:39 AM, South Austin said:
See edits to the reality of their perception.
Sure, I agree wholeheartedly that racial bias is the primary lens through which MAGA nation views these protests. But if TV coverage shows beaten protesters who are white like them, the reaction is most likely not outrage, but "Good, crack some lib skulls while you're at it!"
But, again, we're not trying to reach the MAGAts. They're irretrievable.
There are some, though, that are more middle of the road but still susceptible to propaganda. For us upper-middle allies, I think it's important to present that image.
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2 hours ago, Rex Kramer said:
To be clear, this will poison your food and water too, correct?
Well, it does seem that the earth is a mighty powerful filter and decontaminator, at times.
My favorite part is the immunity from suit that water producers get. More incentives to do the right thing in the first fucking place.
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So that whole Tceh Matador Club thing made me lose some respect for Glasco, who I'd come around to thinking was a pretty good dude and coach.
I guess he's not precisely responsible for the Tceh bagmen, but still. I guess I'm not gonna be too hard on a coach that uses a lot of transfers, particularly at a place like ULL, which isn't exactly anyone's destination school, even a softballer. Tech is in a bit of the same boat.
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1 hour ago, immamac said:
Guess people didn't pick them up after the first auction
Kinda nuts that those only lasted less than eight years.
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It appears that the august Senator was slightly out of order in not holding his questions.
I didn't see anyone asking him to hold his questions until the appropriate time. Which would have been the non-authoritarian response. Even Obergruppenfuhrer Tim O'Hare does that.
I did see the goon squad immediately attempt to remove him, at which point he most certainly did identify himself, if not before.
Compare and contrast the clownshow Congress critters showing up to "oversee" 1/6 "political prisoners" with democrats challenging the regime at immigration detention centers.
Violent goon squads are the new normal.
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Two MN lawmakers and their spouses shot by someone impersonating police
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I could have sworn that was a Billy Graham joint. But apparently not.