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  1. 2 hours ago, RollLeft said:

    I miss walking into random building on the 40 (campus) taking an elevator to some empty floor and looking for a clean and ever so lonely shitter.

    Yeah, I did the same thing. It was like discovering an oasis.

  2. 19 minutes ago, babysdaddy said:

    I'll come back here and say I was wrong?   What is an appropriate punishment in your mind for me? 

    Drive to College Station, video yourself taking a dump on the 50 yard line in Kyle while chanting "AOC, AOC, AOC!" Then upload it to the internet.

    You might have to go into witness relocation after that so have a go bag ready.

     

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  3. 29 minutes ago, Antidean said:

    Using an endodontist is the right answer. They are specialists at it.

    I've had two root canals, both by an endodontist, in fact, my dentist no longer performs root canals because of the time and complexity. Both times in and out in an hour.

    Always use the gas.

    I used an endodontist and it was in and out with no issues. I had an appointment at 6 AM and was driving out of the parking lot by 7 AM. It's definitely worth it to use a specialist.

  4. 14 minutes ago, Nice Guy Eddie said:

    To each their own, but I don't get the appeal of meeting a stranger just because they're an unknown relative.  

    I think it's mainly people that were separated from their blood relatives that are into it. I'm sure they have a number of reasons to track down relatives they've never known. Personally, I don't get it but I know everyone in my family.

  5. 1 hour ago, Mo Horn said:

    Does anybody know anyone in the US that will be having a family gathering or joyous festival to celebrate the lunar New Year?

    Apparently Charlie doesn't celebrate it.

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  6. 4 hours ago, SmokeyTheBear said:

    An hour of railing against which hunts (see what I did there, multiple investigations), while he points to some poor kid as an example of how poorly he has been treated. A kid who has already been bullied for his name and now will be nationally (globally?) associated with Trump by attending the event. 

    What could go wrong?

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  7. 19 minutes ago, DigglerontheHoof said:

    Holy shit, I've wished death on him in this very forum, hell, probably on this thread.  I agree he should be gone, I agree he should be forced from office, if possible. 

    I DON't agree that his evil has equaled Hitler's.  IMO, when you start making Hitler comparisons at this point....ah, fuck it.  Rage on. 

    I agree, people need some perspective. Hundreds of thousands of people have been killed as a direct result of our military adventures in the Middle East over the past 18 years. Trump is pretty fucking disgusting but let's not forget that our country has recently unleashed hell on the world.

  8. 7 hours ago, High Plains Drifter said:

    Seems like I remember somebody claiming that the Nazi's called themselves "Socialists" because socialism was fairly popular in Europe at the time (at least in theory).

    Yeah, the Nazi's were definitely not socialists. They did use the label to usurp the worker movement that was sweeping Europe, especially Germany. Considering, they outlawed the actual socialist parties and purged socialists from the Nazi party and were willing to wage war against "Judeo Bolshevism", I think it's safe to say the Nazi's were not socialists. IMO, Nazism and Fascism were reactionary ideologies unique to the early 20th century.

     

     

  9. 7 minutes ago, tazhorn said:

    No.  All people south of I10 to the Mexico border that are in the country legally would still be US citizens subject to our protection and law...Ive said that like a hundred times now.  They could freely come and go into the interiror US North of I10 through a lawful port of entry/ exit....What would change for them?  They have to go through one checkpoint to get to I10?  If you live in any of the cities or towns on I10 already, you wouldn't go through a checkpoint at all to get on or off I10, only if you exited I10 to go north or south outside the city or town...

    He is referring to the 4th Amendment. Making American citizens go through checkpoints to travel between cities and towns is unconstitutional.

    Do you have any idea how many people traverse I-10 on a daily basis? The commute between San Antonio and Houston is bad as it is, I can't imagine the shit show it would be if everyone had to funnel through checkpoints?

    This idea is ass.

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  10. 40 minutes ago, Brian Fantana said:

    This is effectively a no-win situation for us. Starving a country's people out to pressure a leader we don't like, and military intervention to facilitate regime change are both Very Bad Things and there's no sense in blowing the "We Must Liberate the Poor Venezuelans" trumpet because you know damn well we don't give two shits about them. 

    The United States government certainly cares about the poor Venezuelans. The Trump administration has proven that they deeply care about Spanish speaking brown skinned people, see Puerto Rico, Nicaragua and our immigration for examples of how much our government cares. Ok, I am kidding they don't care but we have adults in charge of the situation, Bolton and Abrams are running this show.

    If we can trust anyone to oversee regime change in a country with massive oil resources it's John Bolton and Elliot Abrams, they have done this before. Its not as if they made a shitty situation even shittier while benefiting the interests of Western O&G corporations. No, wait they have done that.

    This time its different, the Venezuelan population wants the U.S. to intervene and we will be welcomed as liberators. Besides, this is the only option, it's not like there was another option available that involved Latin American and Iberian nations to deal with this problem. Well there was but the U.S. pressured Spain to shut it down.

     

     

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  11. The U.S. sanctions are going to punish the citizens of Venezuela, this is an expected consequence of sanctions. This is just a diplomatic way of beating the oppressed in Venezuela while saying the "beatings will continue until morale improves!" as a way to turn the population and Maduro supporters against him. Does anyone that supports U.S. intervention to bring about regime change not see the ethical problems involved with intervention?

     

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