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Jun 14, 2020 17:45:58   #
nwtk2007 wrote:
White people like their "color." Hispanics like their color. Asians like their color. B****s don't.


Well stated.
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Jun 14, 2020 17:43:14   #
Canuckus Deploracus wrote:
Succint


Deploracus,

I invited you to have a beer whenever you feel up to it. Hope you don't mind.
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Jun 14, 2020 17:41:40   #
lpnmajor wrote:
What always amazes me are the number of people clamoring to be treated equally with white people - then insist on being different, emphasizing those differences, making skin color a priority, demanding special considerations and displaying THEIR r****m like a badge of honor.

If one wants to be equal.........................ACT equal.


lpnmajor,

By golly, shucks, heck-fire. I do believe you and I are cut from the piece of stainless steel hardware cloth.

You and I and C. Deploracus should have a drink of our favorite beverage tonight and celebrate our shared beliefs. I know I am taking a chance speaking up for Deploracus, but he likes beer anyway. And any of you other like-minded people around the world that like what lpnmajor posted are welcome to join us in your own good time. It is still a free country here. No socialists democrats completely in charge just yet
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Jun 14, 2020 17:19:05   #
permafrost wrote:
Are Trump and Biden really the only two candidates we have to choose from?
Yes. And it’s a tough choice. You can either pick an intelligent candidate with fifty years of experience who is capable of human empathy, but who often misspeaks; or you can choose an ignorant and corrupt malignant narcissist who has consistently abused his office for personal gain and who forgot he was the President of Puerto Rico. Not to mention windmill cancer, Lysol for the lungs of c****av***s patients, nuke the hurricanes, rake the forests, Alabama is on the Atlantic coast, the KKK is full of good people, and he’ll take illegal help from the “Prince of Whales” to stay in power.

Yes. Those are your choices.
Are Trump and Biden really the only two candidates... (show quote)


Joe Biden. fifty years of taxpayer funded lifestyle in which he did nothing for the people he claims to represent. Trump, with all of his purported fallacies is the only choice we have if we wish to survive the onslaught of socialism. Trump for me, over any other person that ever thought about running for president.
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Jun 14, 2020 17:11:20   #
Lily wrote:
https://townhall.com/columnists/derekh****r/2020/06/14/if-we-let-seattle-go-would-you-even-miss-it-n2570606?

If We Let Seattle Go, Would You Even Miss it?
Derek H****r

The opinions expressed by columnists are their own and do not necessarily represent the views of Townhall.com.

Be honest, if we let the mutant mob have Seattle, would you really miss it? We’ve already gotten all the good music out of it, coffee is everywhere, so what else do they bring to the table? If you feel as though you missed your chance to visit the Space Needle, they have a similar enough tower in Toronto. And you can catch scabies in any number of third world countries with much better climates. So I say, let them have it.

For that matter, give them the whole state. They inflicted Microsoft on the country, so think of leaving them to the wolves as revenge for wh**ever version of Windows last crashed on you, which is to say wh**ever the latest version of Windows there is. Toss in Oregon, too, because what good has ever come from Oregon?

That’s an honest question. I’m sure they’ve added something besides trees, I just have no idea what it is. Nor do I care. Wh**ever it is (beaver pelts, maybe?), I’ll happily forego to create wh**ever they end up calling a country that will undoubtedly be a magnet for like-minded l*****ts, thereby ridding this country of a significant percentage of those carcinogens known as progressives.

Let them create Utopia, or at least see how it goes.

Right now, the mutants only have the Capitol Hill Autonomous Zone, or “CHAZ,” since few of them likely know how to spell most of those words, in downtown Seattle. Described as a “block party” or “festival,” depending on whether the Democrat discussing it is an elected city official or a journalist at a major network, this area is fully dependent upon the city for all its services. If they were ceded a larger area, they would have the infrastructure needed to last longer and could welcome more citizens, unburdening the rest of us, at least until they come begging for our help.

They’d need a new name, obviously. It wouldn’t be a small neighborhood anymore and calling their citizens “CHAZes” sounds stupid. Their natural inclination would be to name it “The Democratic People’s Republic of” something or other, maybe “Che Guevara,” so they wouldn’t have to buy new t-shirts or get their tramp stamp tattoos changed. But that doesn’t really roll off the tongue.

I have a suggestion: the nation of Childish Humans Under Democracy. I think that captures what they’re trying to do, plus citizens could easily be called CHUDs. Yes, there will be some confusion between them and the Cannibalistic Humanoid Underground Dwellers from the 80s movie C.H.U.D., but how many countries already have a readymade tourism video that so accurately depicts what a vacation there would be like?

Logistically, there would need to be a t***sition period – the potential CHUDs in the ceded area would have to decide if they wanted to stay or move to the United States. Considering who they’ve elected, only a few would likely choose to leave, so the process shouldn’t take too long. Plus, we have to allow enough time for CNN, MSNBC, and most newspapers to secure buildings large enough to house their corporate headquarters. Surely they wouldn’t want to miss out on what they helped birth.

Citizenship in this country would have to be renounced or revoked, naturally, by any CHUDs wishing to stay or move there – a small price to pay for a life of communal joy without police. They’d have to establish a currency, maybe pinecones, bars of soap, or some other objects for which they’d have no use otherwise.

How they choose to defend themselves from invasion from Canada will be up to them, but it’s unlikely our neighbors to the north would want them any more than we do.

We can establish official diplomatic relations as soon as they decide who’ll hold the conch shell, or wh**ever way they come up with to determine who their leader is.

The rest of their dream world they can work out over time, on their own.

I’d give it a few months, which is probably optimistic, but I figure even a few million CHUDs couldn’t screw things up to the point of literal cannibalism in less than eight weeks. I could be wrong. Since professional hacky sack, competitive granola eating, and accusing everyone of being a r****t aren’t exactly growth industries, I suspect their economy wouldn’t exactly last very long.

Liberal billionaires would pony up a little seed money, but their objective is to ruin this country, not be exposed as frauds. They can’t get richer throwing good money after bad trying to devalue a currency with no value to begin with.

No matter what happens, it’ll be a fun little experiment to watch. All it would cost us is some square miles and the will to let it play out. Oh, and the cost of a border wall. They will have made their Utopia. They can lie in it.

After three months of lockdowns, what’s a few more without a couple of states? So let Seattle go. Better that than allowing the poison that is progressivism to continue to metastasize here and take out the whole country.



Derek H****r is the host of a free daily podcast (subscribe!), host of a daily radio show on WCBM in Maryland, and author of the book, Outrage, INC., which exposes how liberals use fear and hatred to manipulate the masses. Follow him on Twitter at @DerekAH****r.
https://townhall.com/columnists/derekh****r/2020/0... (show quote)


I have said from the beginning of this great social experiment, give them what they want up until they want something back from the rest of us. Seattle seems a great place to start. But they have to be autonomous from the very start. When they develop a need for something like oil, they will have to bargain for it like any other foreign country. I'm up for that.
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Jun 14, 2020 16:54:16   #
nonalien1 wrote:
Great post. much t***h. Not much time. What do we do?


nonalien1,

I do not want to alarm you, but as you were shaving before taking your avatar picture, I think you missed
a small spot there on the bottom of your chin. But I won't tell anyone, I promise.
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Jun 14, 2020 16:50:19   #
ziggy88 wrote:
Welcome to the Police State!
Researched by Pastor Gary Boyd

What problems do we solve when we shoot a man in the back for sleeping in a Wendy’s drive thru because police agitated the situation to begin with? Where do the police go from here after they choked out G****e F***d? What problem was solved there? We can go on and on with police murders over the past 40 to 50 years, but I think you get the picture.

“This is not a new world: it is simply an extension of what began in the old one. It has patterned itself after every dictator who has planted the ripping imprint of a boot on the pages of history since the beginning of time. It has refinements, technological advancements, and a more sophisticated approach to the destruction of human freedom. But like everyone of the super states that preceded it, it has one iron rule: Logic is an enemy, and t***h is a menace.” – Rod Serling. Twilight Zone

How do you get a nation to become so docile that it accepts a police state? How do you get a populace to accept metal detectors and pat downs in their schools, bag searches in their train stations & airports with full body scans, tanks and military weaponry used by small town police forces, surveillance cameras on their traffic lights, police strip searches on their public roads, unwarranted and forced blood draws at DUI checkpoints on holidays, and government agents monitoring their communications?

While ramming all this down the public's throat you just might, at some point, find yourself with a r*******n on your hands. Would you not? Instead, you bombard the citizenry with constant color coded alerts, terrorize them with with reports of shootings and bomb threats in malls, schools, and sports arenas, desensitize them with a steady diet of police violence, and mesmerizer them with entertainment spectacles and electronic devices, while selling the whole package to them as being in their best interests.

And when leaders like John Kennedy, Bob Kennedy, and Martin Luther King and others have rose up to challenge the government elite, what happened to them? Government agents pull surveillance on them, intimidate them, threaten them, and in some cases cause them to disappear, knowing full well that few will rise up to take their place.

Likewise, when government whistleblowers, lacking followers or name recognition, rise up and shine a light on government’s misdeeds, they are called t*****rs, isolated from their friends and loved ones, and made examples of. This is what happens to those who dare to challenge the deep state police state.

Fixing the Unfixable

What is most striking about the American police state is not the megacorporations running amok in the halls of Congress, the militarized police crashing through doors and shooting unarmed citizens, or the insane surveillance regime which has begun to dominate every aspect of our lives. Now what has become most disconcerting about the emergence of the American police state is the extent to which American citizens appear content to passively wait for someone else to solve the nations many problems.

Thing is if we do not act soon, all that is in need of fixing will soon be unfixable, especially as it relates to the police state that becomes more entrenched and aggressive with each passing day. I am referring to more than a society overrun by the long arm of the law, federal, state, and local. I am referring to a society in which all aspects of a person’s life are policed by government agents, one in which all citizens are suspects, their activities monitored and regulated, their movements tracked, their communications spied upon, and their lives, liberty, and pursuit of happiness, dependent on the government’s say-so.

We Are the Enemy

Indeed, as the continued militarization of the police trends towards over-criminalization of the public, it will not be long before average law abiding citizens are breaking laws they did not even know existed. Like now in some places you cannot collect rainwater to water your lawn, light up a cig in the privacy of your own home, meet with friends for Sunday evening Bible study in your backyard, or be stopped like I was for expired tags, handcuffed taken down to the police station and license taken away, car impounded until I paid for new tags, with a penalty no doubt!

The outlook for civil liberties grow bleaker by the day, from the governments embrace of indefinite detention for US citizens and armed spy drones creeping overhead, to warrantless searches of phone, email, and Internet and prosecutions of government whistleblowers.

Meanwhile, the homeland is ruled by a police industrial complex, as an extension of the military industrial empire complete now with private prisons. Private prisons in the United States incarcerated 121,718 people in 2017, representing 8.2% of the total state and federal prison population. Since 2000, the number of people housed in private prisons has increased 39%. Statistics from the U.S. Department of Justice show that, as of 2013, there were 133,000 state and federal prisoners housed in privately owned prisons in the U.S., constituting 8.4% of the overall U.S. prison population.

The prison industry as a whole took in over $5 billion in revenue in 2011. The companies making the most money from prisons in America are Geo Group and Corrections Corporation of America (CCA), which combined run more than 170 prisons and detention centers. CCA made revenues of $1.79bn in 2015, up from $1.65bn in 2014. Geo Group made revenues of $1.84bn, a 9% increase on the previous year. Private prisons are a multibillion-dollar industry – and growing.

Take for example CoreCivic (formerly Corrections Corporation of America), the largest operator of private prisons in the U.S. In fewer than 20 years, it’s seen its revenue increase by more than 500 percent, from roughly $280 million in 2000, to $1.77 billion in 2017.

So is there a profit to be made off locking you up for petty offense? You betcha!

Everything our founding fathers warned us about, a standing army that would see American citizens as enemy combatants, is now the new norm folks! The government, local law enforcement now being an extension of the federal government, has trained its sights on the American people! We have become the enemy! And if it is true, as the military claims, that the key to defeating an enemy is having the technological advantage then “we the people” are at a severe disadvantage.

These troubling developments are the outward manifestation of an philosophical shift underway in how the government views not only the Constitution and the Bill of Rights but “we the people” as well. What this reflects is a move away from a government bound by the rule of law to one that seeks total control through the imposition of its own self-serving laws on the populace.

All the while the American people remain largely oblivious to the looming threats to their freedoms, eager to be persuaded that the government can solve any problem that plagues us, whether it be terrorism, an economic depression, an environmental disaster, or a v***l p******c. As Hillary once said never let a crisis go to waste. And the squalor in DC doesn’t miss a trick!
Welcome to the Police State! br Researched by Past... (show quote)


What is Gary K. trying to claim in his rant? Jumping on the "Police State" band wagon is popular these days.

To the point of "militarizing the police," criminals are using more, and better, technology every day. Do you wish for the police to be using muskets and black powder, single shot pistols?

The left over military equipment used by today's law enforcement is meant to keep the police, yes the police, safer. The police cannot do the thankless job of protecting civilized society from the mega-attitudes of hatred for the police while criminal elements like gangsters and cartels run roughshod over the civilian population.

He is right about the federal government controlling too much of our lives. We are heading for very tough times in as much as we want our freedom but are surrounded by a world of threats form people that want to, and will, k**l us at the first chance. That is not a true example of a police state. It is an example of the prison we have put ourselves in trying to avoid death from outside of our borders, and now, within.

Some Americans are oblivious to the looming threats to their freedoms. Some are not. As for not wasting a good crisis and the squalor in D.C., if the socialist democrats take control, you can kiss all of your rights goodbye. And militarized federal police will be driving up and down your streets.
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Jun 14, 2020 16:10:52   #
TrueAmerican wrote:
Are you always this r****t are is it something you just use occasionally !!!!!!


TrueAmerican,

I am always the r****t, always. I am nothing on occasion, ever.

Since I cannot remember anything you have posted and would not want to offend, I shall take your post as a compliment.

Call me a r****t, a bigot, a child molester, a cop k**ler or a poet. Just don't call me late for dinner.
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Jun 14, 2020 12:34:29   #
Carol Kelly wrote:
Conservatives are quiet. We don’t r**t, rape, burn, l**t or anyway cause confusion.
Who needs Starbucks? They would t send coffee to the guys in the war zone.
Community Coffee in NO, La. would ship it free to the war zones. If we ordered and paid fir twenty pounds, they’d match it with twenty and then ship it free for us. That’s patriotism. Starbucks, NOT.


Carol Kelly,

I never knew that about Starbucks. It is amazing how much you can learn here if you have an open mind.
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Jun 14, 2020 12:31:41   #
Milosia2 wrote:
I can’t go back there
I’ve never been there.
Neither have any of my relatives.


Congo, maybe. Yep, that's right. It was the Congo.
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Jun 14, 2020 12:30:11   #
Milosia2 wrote:
Dems are not a perfect party.
But so much better
Than
N**is!
If trump should win this e******n I hope you live long enough to regret it.


Girlfriend,

If the democrats win the next e******n, you won't have to live very long to regret it.
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Jun 14, 2020 12:28:20   #
byronglimish wrote:
The type who punishes the sidewalk going out to the mailbox to confirm her subsidies.


Her sidewalk has turned to crushed gravel!!!
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Jun 14, 2020 12:25:34   #
Barracuda2020 wrote:
How does one control something that is past tense? No offense but that's nonsense. Just as no one literally controls the future, that is an illusion, a concept at best. All we have is the present with the attempt to plan for tomorrow.


Mopar,

Now that is a good statement of fact. I like that statement. And turbocharged day to you.
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Jun 14, 2020 12:22:26   #
Tiptop789 wrote:
And why do you care in what branch I served? I could tell you any of the five branches and what would it prove? Suffice to say I have a DD-214. Also, the Southern states opposed states rights, the right of northern states to oppose s***ery.


Y'all are forgetting that the Civil War did not start out about s***ery. It started out about states rights and the South not wanting to sell textiles to the North. (Cotton) S***ery was so far down the list of reasons for the Civil War that it would never have been made a dent in the minds of the first battles of the war.

I learned that in elementary school. That part of history has probably been changed and forgotten by now.
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Jun 14, 2020 12:13:35   #
amadjuster wrote:
What would really keep you awake is the realization that you lived in between LoneWolf and Moldy!


amadjuster,

Now that will keep me awake for many nights to come. Thanks for making my already tired day a little longer.
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