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Like that car full of law dogs…,,, this is a good start
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1 minute ago, YGIFS said:
That awkward moment when you tell a Proud Boy not to stand back and stand by, but rather to lie back and enjoy it,
Thanks, Clayton.
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Yeah, uh, not looking too good, there.
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1 hour ago, Nice Guy Eddie said:
I didn’t type that.
No, but you doubted any accuser could convince you (to the required threshold). So, would you likewise doubt yourself?
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36 minutes ago, Nice Guy Eddie said:
Not that I like Trump but I don’t see how you can present much of a defense to something that is claimed happened 25+ years ago.
i haven’t followed the trial or this case but I would struggle to find someone e liable for a lawsuit that was pursued decades after it occurred. And I completely understand that a woman wouldn’t want to report it at the time. And my opinion isn’t that Trump is innocent. I have no idea.
You don’t think you would recall being raped, years later? 51% or so sure?
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14 hours ago, tbone_ said:
I don’t think you have to hate it. But not surprisingly this one is better
Yes, but that intro album just came out of nowhere.
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Is that all?
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And how would you vet the PA school, if the only difference were the presence of the Satan Club or no?
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1 hour ago, Dbeasy said:
I'm not a Democrat or a Republican, and never have belonged to either party. I would like to align with one, but there are too many stupid ideas coming out of each party right now. I look at the political world thru a pretty simple lens. Individual responsibility vs. the government ensuring a fair opportunity. If either of those two get too far out of balance, you have a system that ultimately doesn't work very well (reference UT Nobel Prize winning Economist).
I want people in office who are level-headed, smart, and can make decisions that are fair for Americans, rather than just blindly bowing to their party's radical agendas, and focusing solely on personal enrichment and getting re-elected, which is what we have today. There are obviously exceptions, but not enough to fix what's wrong.
You can look at most issues and see that both parties are doing a poor job of solving problems. Democrats and Republicans both blame each other. I have some personal views about who's worse right now, but there's no point in focusing on that because I don't like the agendas of either party. I want sensible legislation, and we aren't getting it.
These PACs would actually tap into both small and large donations, so it wouldn't just be an agenda for the rich elite. There are actually some rich folks out there who don't have an agenda to personally benefit politically. It will be interesting if they get any traction within the next year.
My wants for office holders are simple: nice folks, proceed. Mean folks, fuck off. It has worked my whole life for personal relationships, and it maps pretty neatly on the existing 2 party system. I don’t care how smart, skilled, or talented the mean candidate is, I can not have those skills put in the service of meanness. When we are rid of meanness we can return to worshiping looks, brains, and shit.
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3 hours ago, Sandman said:
My grandchild arrived about 10 days ago. Mother and child are both fine and healthy. But I still feel disconnected, like it isn't real or it's not happening to ME. Like I'm watching a show on tv and while I don't hate it, I'm really not interested and would rather change the channel. I was at the hospital when he was born, I've been to their house a few times, it's not like I'm avoiding anyone. I'm just not feeling it. The whole thing feels so foreign to me, I don't understand it.
It doesn't help that I think my SIL is pretty dumb, there's no other way to say it. I'm worried he can't or won't keep a job and take care of his responsibilities. He's had 4-5 different jobs in the last year. He's not an asshole or rude or abusive. He's naive at best and retarded at worst. I think he'll eventually give up and tell my daughter they need to move to where his parents live, which is about a 10 or so hour drive away. My wife would be horribly crushed, I hate to even think about it. She absolutely loves being a grandmother. I feel like I'm a piece of shit because I don't think I would be that upset. Children grow up and move away, that's what happens. My parents did it, I did it for a short time too. Who am I to demand that they stay here?
Sadly, no SIL or DIL is short of a mountain of imperfections. I imagine what I must look like to them. But all kinds of people find a way to make a partnership work.
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Asking for a friend..
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LBGTQ
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4 hours ago, WhatTheBuck said:I suppose we are in a sense “whited,” having evolved in northern latitudes from our darker skinned African ancestors. We didn’t need the extra melanin in our skin to protect us from the harsh sun so there was no selective pressure to transmit it from one generation to the next.
My satire meter is broken. The point seems to be that is not something that happened to them, personally. It is them. You are referring to a population. Like as in a statistic. An old prof once said a statistic never caused anything.
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48 minutes ago, YGIFS said:
"Hello sir, my name is Elliott and I'm with the Boy Scouts of America. And we're selling AR-15's to earn enough money to make it to the Jamboree this summer."
When the JW’s and LDS’s take up this line, you will know we have reached super saturation levels.
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Great series of posts, IMHO. Our melting pot had some damn nasty ingredients. Our record, judged fairly, is horrific. But we, however we group the we, are not unique in this regard, in a long history view. A near universal propensity at the group level. Culturally evolved. But that doesn’t excuse this propensity, doesn’t excuse it being acted out in todays morality. As for technology, it allows one side to be more ruthless. It ups the scale of ruthlessness. Think the gadget from Los Alamos. Still, humans make the call.
We today have the benefit of history to guide us through our worst inclinations. That we, apparently, are too few.
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1 hour ago, 4th&Five said:
Face timing with my son in Houston yesterday. A gunshot came through their back door and lodged in the teen aged son’s bedroom wall, with him in bed, about midnight. They are extremely freaked out. Hard to be productive in their jobs while constantly worrying about this shit.
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16 hours ago, Macanudo said:
The lack of trees or the variety of STDs?
Why not both?
At the time my Mom was still in Austin and I came to know that drive well. Trees slowly appear out of the ground headed east, and slowly sink back into the ground headed west.
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Well, JJ, the US Attorney that worked with me left me no doubt as to the energies he dedicated to white collar crime. In the case I referenced, it took essentially just one person to testify that the perps had said what they said. It was verbal, but then translated into receipts. But the essence of the direct and cross were all about what was said.
In the tfg case, 100 million persons heard what he said, over and over and over. A dead person could make the connection.This is no tirade against more informed legal views. Just a nattering against injustice.
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It is known, Safe. The habit of arguing against absurd wrongs runs fairly deep hereabouts.
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Many bleats: send me money, for my pursuit of the stolen election. Then comes the many emails endorsed by tfg saying same. Ditto. Money comes. Everyone, tfg included, knew it was a lie. I, for one, don’t accept for a nano second that he did not falsely ask for that money, by mail. 10 years.
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Gator - that’s pretty close, how could we know?
NAIU - just a bit less than 2 years, kids were pre school, not so bad for that short time. Learned to like Lubbock. -
19 hours ago, Sawbonz said:
Did I say I was a Christian?
She likely meant a person who considers themselves decent, polite, that kind of thing. You surely pass for that person on the whole. It is jarring for many to see that word used, as you well know the reason why.
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18 hours ago, TwiceHorn said:
I fear that's not going to lead much of anywhere that gets teh Donald in dutch. Probably scads of his minions, but I'm thinking probably not him.
Way back when, 1980, we were on our honeymoon touring the various Hawaiian islands, and finished off at Waikiki. Flush with ourselves, we bought some “art”. Fast forward 10 years and the wife sees this gallery on 60 minutes, about faking the authenticity of some art pieces. We contact the US Attorney’s office there, and in a few months we were having an all expense paid trip to Honolulu so I could be a Big Witness in this case.
I simply testified what they told us, to get us to spend. Those turned out to be lies, and our sales agent and the Big Boss whose hand we shook got 10 years. Mail fraud, as we had kept the paperwork. The headline ran “A New Mexico man…”, which pissed me off, but we were living in Hobbs at the time.
I only bring up this embarrassing and charming tale to question just why Trumps statements to get money, and the lie behind item, don’t fit this model? Surely the lie is his, his principally, that he compelled his minions to use.
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1:48 was as far as I could make it. This is what we are up against.
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35 minutes ago, 956 Worldwide said:
Of course I don’t think you should be able to gun people down in the street over scams, ffs. That’s a big part of the reason I want to get rid of most legal carry and to seriously vet people who buy guns. Introducing guns causes shit like this. I also want a society where getting targeted by criminals is exceedingly rare and we have little tolerance for people who victimize others.
I’m still going to save my real outrage for dead neighbors who just want to sleep, and school kids, and teenagers ringing a doorbell looking for help, or people who turn down the wrong driveway.
Having thresholds for “ok to murder” is still fairly shitty. Hope your day improves.
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Well, while modern humans are pegged at 200k years ago, pre human types were walking around. He prolly is fantasizing being an Australopithecus Robustus trying to assault all the Aferensis in sight. Still a disgusting thought. Those footsteps in the sandstone are running away from pre human tfg.