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I’m getting updates from a group actively looking for a loved one that there may be up to 200 people who are being transported out of Hunt to the reunification center in Ingram. The process is very slow. Fingers crossed that this is accurate.
Hoping for the best as this is just devastating for the family that I know.-
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28 minutes ago, Horn Dog said:
my doc group covers a small rural hospital in Trump country. Red hats are the norm for those patients. We were forced to take this contract as a condition to getting more lucrative urban contracts from this hospital system. We have been trying to hire to help cover it for years to no avail. This hospital will almost certainly close soon since 90% of the patients are Medicaid. Oh well, problem solved and another big tax return for me. Enjoy my liberal tear I guess..
what is overlooked in all these discussions is that the bad shit that will happen due to Medicare cuts, will not occur until after the midterms next year because that’s when they go into effect.
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38 minutes ago, burnt beanz said:
I love how this thread is all about pulling out stories about people in bad spots that shouldn’t be deported.
I don’t remember any threads about years of unfettered immigration and the consequences like human trafficking or high speed chases etc. Or airports full of people being flown in our dime sleeping in gray sweats on the floors of our airports for YEARS. Higher housing costs. Higher healthcare costs. Higher auto insurance etc for everyone.
Y'all aren’t serious. Ask almost anyone from the border or close to it what they think. It should be shut down. And we should be kicking people out. Some people that deserve to stay might have to leave. But there have been some citizens here hurt directly for no reason by open border bs. And there have been plenty of indirect effects to others.
you’re mad that people who “should” get to stay are kicked out? Blame the ones that went balls to the wall and let anybody in.
You are acting like it’s an either/or proposition.
We had a sensible bi-partisan president pan to re-vamp our immigration. Your guy killed it in the interest of his election.
We could have sensible changes to our system, deport criminals, deal with the remainder, but do so with the dignity they deserve as fellow humans.
It could all be done without eroding our due process rights, sending people to foreign prisons whose only crime was that they came here for a better life, and not creating a thug police force to run our streets in masks and refuse to identify themselves.
We could also do it without rounding up US citizens who happen to be brown just because we are trying to meet a quota.
We could do it without terrifying children, putting people in cages, splitting up families and acting like these people are subhuman.
Instead, your guys want to dehumanize and blame those who have the least power for all your failings in life. Like you guys could be billionaires and life would be like Mayberry USA if it wasn’t for all those dirty illegals taking our jobs, living in housing you wouldn’t dream of living in, and living off the government tit (which they aren’t).
Of course, there is all the white entitlement you feel which is wrapped up in God, flag, and guns.
My biggest disappointment is going to be that there is not a God to look you people in the eye and ask you what the fuck was wrong with you.
Your post clearly proves that you have resolved the dissonance in all this by believing that these people are responsible for whatever problems we have that we have kicked the can down the road on for decades.
Meanwhile, you still expect our economy to hum, people to do the worst but necessary jobs like picking your produce, mowing your lawn, building your houses, clean up your shit in hotels and cook your food, all for next to nothing in cost to you.
But, instead, you have chosen to support being cruel, stupid and generally uninformed and bigoted.-
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Great idea cutting off research funding to Harvard.
https://www.nytimes.com/2025/06/20/health/diabetes-cure-insulin-stem-cell.html
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9 minutes ago, StassneyHorn said:I sure as shit hope the President does have more power and sway then mayor of NYC.
How these people resolve the dissonance regarding Trumps actions is truly the most amazing psychological event of our lifetimes. I’m just not sure that we have seen anything like it on such a mass scale.
Some might argue that to some extent Nazi Germany, but the amount of media coverage and exposure we have to it now makes it even more remarkable.
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16 hours ago, atomheartbevo said:
I have a friend who has a real-estate company in the Austin area (she's got a franchise or however that works). She can easily see the parent company, who already has a bunch of developers working on adding AI to all of their tools/websites, doing away with franchises, and just having a main corporate office, and a handful of employees in each city who handle any face-to-face stuff that's needed (final walk-throughs, etc.). She said there is so much in the real estate industry that could be automated on the financial side (planning, mortgage work, etc.) or done online remotely (and some already is) and the research side.
That's a whole helluva lot of people who might go to D.C. in the future and try and stage an insurrection.
I saw some guy talking on TV about how there was a blue collar uprising that ushered in the Trump era. He then went on to say that because of AI, the next uprising will be white collar due to AI job displacement.
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5 minutes ago, Nice Guy Eddie said:
Surprise surprise surprise. Collins voted against the bill but only because the gop didn’t need her vote with JD’s tie breaking vote.
I heard on the radio today that she has a whopping 14% approval rating in Maine.
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Just now, Brian Fantana said:
You mean why are we being critical of Democratic leadership when they are doing basically nothing to combat anything the Republicans are doing? Gee whiz, I can't possibly imagine.
The Democratic party is being the loudest it has been since the election, but their ire is directed at the NYC Democratic mayoral nominee and not the party that's actively destroying our country, that ought to clue you in at least a little bit.
To do something you have to have power. They have none.
I am terribly unhappy about Dem leadership. But, that goes back years.
My larger point is that despite the moral depravity, self dealing, and possibly tyrannical shit being visited upon us by the R’s, it just seems so irrelevant to me.-
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4 minutes ago, Brian Fantana said:
That isn't at all what I said, psycho. Take your fucking meds.
You can both understand that the Republicans are doing absolutely heinous shit and be critical of Democratic party leadership.
Thanks for making it easy on me and immediately exposing yourself as precisely the type of racist dipshit within the party that I'm being critical of, though.
Let's find out what other groups you want to blame [that aren't white men] for Kamala's loss, though. Just let it all out.
See my post below. Sorry it triggered you.
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5 minutes ago, Hank Kingsley said:
He never said anything about not voting for Dems or not wanting them in power. Do better.
My comment was satire on the whole the Dem’s are shit sentiment that I hear all too often. Why are people even wasting their breath on this crap with everything going on?
Sorry I didn’t get it down on your level. I’ll do better next time.
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3 minutes ago, Brian Fantana said:
There is broadly no equivalency, but Democratic leadership is absolute trash and has no direction other than whatever they can say to sell their books. They don't give a shit what the Republicans are doing for the most part.
Mamdani's win has exposed a lot of the racist rot that is pervasive in the Democratic party that a whole lot of people love to pretend isn't there because the Republicans are just open about it.
Yes, the democrats are definitely responsible for everything bad that is happening. They should be held accountable for all of these terrible Trump policies. By all means, stop voting for them. Things will definitely be better if they don’t ever gain power.
Just like those Muslim Americans in Dearborn. They definitely had the right idea.-
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6 minutes ago, David Dennison said:
Or they're intimately familiar with the history of midterm elections.
Then it would be the first time in our history that a political party just gave up on an election cycle in exchange for a once in a generation terrible piece of legislation. The cuts to things in this bill will reverberate for decades.
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10 minutes ago, Chuckie Finster said:
It's almost cliche to say at this point, but it really is remarkable how the Republicans seem to be governing with no concern towards electoral ramifications.
Because they don’t plan on having them.
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17 minutes ago, Chult86 said:Today's Democratic leadership are basically 90s republicans in disguise.
Fuck right off Jeffries/Schumer/Pelosi. If Mamdani's last name was Smith they'd be hailing him as the second coming of FDR.
They may be spineless, feckless and terrible communicators but there is only one political party that is bringing you masked police, citizenship de-naturalization, erosion of due process, tariffs, and the like.
Many have fallen for the false equivalency lie. I guess if Trump cancelled the mid terms some people would still be bitching about the democrats.-
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2 hours ago, Brisketexan said:
She shoulda said no to that goddamn unnecessary apostrophe.And that wig.
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3 hours ago, Satchel said:
Could the owners declare them to be private clubs?
I don’t think so because it’s public to the members of the club. I’m speaking of typically what most would think of as the back of the house where a business owner can prohibit.
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2 hours ago, Zepol87 said:
This week I have started seeing signs posted on windows of many businesses in East LA that say "ICE not allowed on the premises without a signed warrant." Does that legally mean anything?
A business can ban them from private areas of their premises but if they are open to the public, ICE can go into any public space.
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6 minutes ago, TheStoicPaisano said:
I have no idea why mainstream media just doesn’t ask this guy why he wears Capt. Jack Sparrow eye liner? I mean, what’s up with that?
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1 hour ago, Deej said:
That's just good, old school coaching right there.
It crushed him. His wife had bought it for him because of how much he idolized her.
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I know someone who took a video bass lesson from her and she spent the full hour telling him what a shitty player he was.
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1 hour ago, Anastasis said:
Nah, just hoping for the funniest possible "this timeline" outcome at this point. After Iranian leadership is decapitated we fly Reza Pahlavi in to set up an interim transition government.
When is the last time American regime change in the Middle East has worked?
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2025 Thread of the Rains
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The lack of cell service out there always bothered me when my kids were at Waldemar.