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Degenerate Gardner

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  1. Gotta support the team. The Devils!!!
  2. The death of the Republican Party would be a lot more credible and heartwarming if ours wasn’t a 2 party system with entrenched gerrymandering.
  3. The fact that he’s still in the mix for 2024 knowing all we do, if not the R favorite, says even more. So many witnessed the Trump presidency and thought ‘this guy is the best, a true alpha’. Any negative news is filtered through that insane bias. It’s been a helluva week, no doubt, but my god we have our work cut out for us.
  4. Pat Robertson’s death isn’t getting enough love.
  5. He’s a flight reward, not risk. Step 1: Trump flees to some foreign country willing to accept his pathetic, malignant ass Strp 2: Trump hype machine gens up and lures the rubiest rubes to said foreign paradise Step 3: Profit
  6. I’m sure Trump will display the same decorum and humility as you’d expect from anyone being detained under such serious charges.
  7. What glorious news. I hope he falls on the stairway down. Off to hell, demon.
  8. In the immortal words of Robert Smith, show me show me show me.
  9. Nothing quite like creating a mythical enemy to fight against. Sorry Antifa, Wokeness is now the belle of the ball.
  10. If he can replace mass shootings with something like this, DeSantis will be tough to beat.
  11. You’re not wrong that some religious figures have green lit abhorrent acts. And then there’s MLK, Bonhoffer, and hordes of others trying to lead humanity in the right direction. in my view, religious figures are just one of many authorities to whom people abdicate their personal duty for rational thought and decency. You can substitute Trump, or Tucker Carlson for that matter. The problem is not religion per se- that’s just the means for control that holds sway for many in our history. The problem is humanity’s innate willingness, even desire, to do terrible things and abdicate personal responsibility for their choices while kneeling at the altar, be it Jeebus’ or a secular one. Remove religion tomorrow and you still have that chronic human malignancy. It seems to find a way to express itself because it seeks out those willing to lead humans to terrible things, of which there are many.
  12. Excellent. Texas desperately needs its Rs to develop a capable circular firing squad. They initially would be elated by the plethora of firepower, at least until they noticed the absence of good guys with guns.
  13. It would be safer. Opiates impair marksmanship.
  14. He covered most of the distance while jayflying.
  15. I could watch that all day long. Next up: sticks & stones.
  16. I have friends in Ellensburg. It was their wedding day. imagine family traveling from out of town, stuffed into your crowded farm house while 6 inches of ash falls and electrical charges burst through the air like little demons on what was supposed to be your magical day. Some would take it as a harbinger of marital doom. Yet these are among the coolest folks I know. They just rolled with it. Still happily married after all these years.
  17. No one ever talks about the good the Nazis did
  18. If only it could have been foreseen that a narcissist who tried to foment armed rebellion to overturn election results and install himself as Exalted Ruler would have used this platform shamelessly and without respect for norms. Oops!
  19. Bless you for sharing that. What a beautiful, composed write up by a person who just lost her beloved dad. I didn’t know Lance Blanks but sensed his empathetic nature during broadcasts. It’s evident to most on this board that Lowell has struggled and fallen short of what fans expect from a Longhorn play by play guy. No doubt Lance was aware that Lowell faced an uphill battle. You’d often hear him building up Lowell, complimenting Lowell, and not as an insincere, obsequious thing, rather as a fellow human being who felt bad for a colleague’s struggles and wanted to show support so that they could succeed. It was an easy to miss gesture, but always showed me the kind heart LB possessed.
  20. I’m a descendant of Cotton Mather and another progenitor started the 1st Christian church In Alabama. Plus the whole slaves thing. So yeah, I’ve got a large karmic generational debt to pay which I’m slowly repaying in tiny increments with insightful posts in the Cliak Room.
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