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Aug 19, 2023 19:24:51   #
RascalRiley wrote:
Trumpies admire a narcissist. Insane.

Trump will be a text book example of a man whose ego was so fragile. that to admit that he lost would shatter him. He can not concede.

Don’t let on I lost, please. The instructions Donny gave to his closest.

And then he tried to do a possibility illegal end run around the Constitution ‘f**e e*****rs from Republican legislatures’ to not have to admit he lost.

Fortunately Donald J. Trump is old. Unfortunately, more disrupters are being g***med by the ultra wealthy.
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Have you read the Constitution of the United States? The left news tells you that e*****rs certified by state legislatures are f**e and those certified by executive branch officials are legitimate. But even a cursory read of our constitution will show you that it is the state legislatures who have the sole authority over their State's e******ns. It is the executive branch officials who have unconstitutionally certified e*****rs.

https://constitution.congress.gov/constitution/article-2/

There were no f**e e*****rs. Even the ones illegally and unconstitutionally certified by the State's executive branch are not f**e e*****rs. The e*****rs were chosen by their parties well before the e******n as is proper. They are real e*****rs. They simply were not legally certified.
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Aug 19, 2023 19:14:11   #
JR-57 wrote:
It will be….. wait for it….. whomever they believe is the front runner. Hypothetically, have Trump’s poll results drop considerably below the runner-up and the runner-up will be the next victim of the Democratic onslaught. They won’t deviate from their game plan or agenda. They have no reason to at this point.

Side Note: IMO all poll results are skewed and bogus.


If the front runner is a RINO, is beholden to corporate America or China, or simply weak; they won't go after him/her. Threaten their apple cart, corruption, China, or Iran; and they'll attack full force.
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Jul 24, 2023 00:14:14   #
Milosia2 wrote:
The Pennie’s that you contribute aren’t worth discussing.
But an educated populace would be overall a better place to live .
Unlike here at OPP .
Filled with banana republicans.


Educated in what? If you mean educated in history, physics, science, engineering, technical or trades, or any other subject which engages logic; then I agree. But if you mean getting a BA in G****r Studies means you are educated, then I disagree.
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Jul 23, 2023 23:56:26   #
dwp66 wrote:
Do you realize that you are, essentially, saying that women of child-bearing age should be on contraceptives 𝒋𝒖𝒔𝒕 𝒊𝒏 𝒄𝒂𝒔𝒆 𝒕𝒉𝒆𝒚 𝒈𝒆𝒕 𝒓𝒂𝒑𝒆𝒅? The cognitive dissonance in that statement is simply overwhelming.


My response was to the assertion that red state governments were forcing women to bear children. There is only one way a woman can be forced to get pregnant. That is through rape. So for the women to be forced to bear children she would have to be taken off of and prevented from using contraceptives while simultaneously be raped. And since most rapes don't result in pregnancy, the women would have to be raped repeatedly until they became pregnant.

Taking contraceptives is not a preventative for rape. I have not, nor ever implied, that women should take contraceptives in case they are raped. Such an attitude implies rape is no big deal so long as you don't get pregnant. Or, as it seems to be viewed by pro-a******nists, rape is seen as a lesser evil than not allowing anyone to end a pregnancy for any reason up until, or even after, labor begins.
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Jul 20, 2023 09:36:41   #
kemmer wrote:
Fetuses, NOT babies.


A fetus is an offspring not yet born. A baby is an offspring. They are both offspring. Just one is specific as to age. Your statement is like saying, " preschooler, NOT child." As if because the child is in preschool it is not a child.
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Jul 20, 2023 09:32:01   #
kemmer wrote:
Uh-huh. Like red state’s gov’ts forcing women to bear kids they don’t want or can’t support.


So which red state governors are you accusing of raping and impregnating women, or forcing women to be raped and impregnated, without allowing them access to contraceptives?
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Jul 7, 2023 15:16:11   #
Michael Roy wrote:
Many boxes were pulled out from under the tables after the watchers were sent home.


And don't forget the AZ audit where boxes of mail in b****ts which had been recorded as received in the mail, had never been folded. Mail in b****ts need to be placed in 2 envelopes, one inside the other. But there were also far more "received " than mailed out.
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Jul 5, 2023 19:03:19   #
federally indicted mattoid wrote:
Have you the sense to notice that records are broken almost daily and that we are having the hottest year on record. Broken heat records set any year prior to this year, including your example in 90s. Hope folks gets used to it because it's here.

Have you the sense to understand the relationship to warming and melting glaciers?


Yes records are broken. The hottest July since 2022. Sometimes the record goes back less than a month. I routinely hear the news say this is a record heat when the temperatures are in the 90s. Yet in the 1990s 115 to 120 degrees for a week or three were common. This doesn't mean they are lying. But the record they are speaking of may only go back days or weeks.

There are about 15 glaciers outside of Greenland which are shrinking. There are thousands which are increasing including those in the Sierras in California and all but one of Antarctica's ice sheets which have been expanding both in area and thickness.

Greenland sits over a geothermal plume where the magma has recently risen close to the surface. This is the same plume which formed Iceland. If the climate models were correct and the geothermal plume had nothing to do with the loss of Greenland glaciers but were instead due to global carbon emissions; why are so many glaciers expanding? Why has Antarctica's glaciers increased more than 40% in both area and thickness since 1979? Hmm. It couldn't possibly be that computer models might be inaccurate.

Nowadays whenever the actual data differs from that projected by computer models, those supporting a climate agenda take the projected data over the real data.

The newest green project Biden wants to do is put up sun shields to block the sun's rays from entering our atmosphere. What a team. Harris wants to build a monorail to HW to reduce emissions and Biden to put up sun shields outside of earth's atmosphere.

https://scitechdaily.com/newly-discovered-greenland-hot-rock-mantle-plume-drives-thermal-activities-in-the-arctic/



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Jul 5, 2023 18:18:44   #
coelacanth wrote:
The Milankovitch Cycles are responsible for c*****e c****e, not people and cows. The seas rise a foot or so a century and there will be another Ice Age. The Goreons and Econ**is are insane controllers. If you believe them, you are a fool.


They've been saying the seas are rising since they first changed the crisis from-- we are going to be in an ice age due to human generated pollution, to we are heating up the world with greenhouse gases.

Why are the only places seas are rising is where population has had a major increase and water reservoirs are be drained and there are lots more buildings? The seas aren't rising. The land is sinking in those areas.

Would the same elites who push the c*****e c****e narrative of the world getting hotter and the seas rising be buying and moving into low lying coastal areas if they thought they'd be under water?
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Jul 5, 2023 13:06:51   #
BIRDMAN wrote:
Nuclear is the way to go


I agree!
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Jul 5, 2023 12:29:56   #
liberalh****r wrote:
Google the chemicals used in solar and battery manufacturing..... its not reduced, its tripled.......... without equal they are by far the dirtiest option.


The article said they found a way to make them more efficient while using less lithium or chemicals. Yes they are still a far more "dirty" than using f****l f**ls and a very great deal more so than nuclear.

I was making the comparison with these and what is currently being used in electric cars; not with these and using f****l f**ls.
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Jul 5, 2023 12:22:28   #
EmilyD wrote:
It certainly has been wetter and cooler this year here in upstate NY! The hottest it’s been is 81 - unusually cool - and we’ve had afternoon showers for the past 2 weeks - also unusual. The lakes and waterfalls are so full for this time of year, no complaints, though…it’s really lush and green…and our winter was one of the coldest in recent years. Our pipes froze, which has never happened before.


I should have qualified that I was relating how the El Nino/La Nina effects the southwestern States. I don't know what the effects of El Nino and La Nina are so far from their source or far from where they hit the USA, which is in the southwest States. But the effects must in some places be the opposite as hot dry air flow into the wind currents of an El Nino.


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Jul 5, 2023 01:28:46   #
federally indicted mattoid wrote:
No habitable planet equals no people. Or many fewer than there are now.

Ask the folks in Texas how the summer has been so far.


Have you enough science knowledge to know the difference between the el nino and la nina? For a few years in a row we were in la nina. This resulted in wetter cooler weather, especially as it was accompanied by a grand solar minimum. This year we have an el nino. Dry hot weather and droughts are common during el nino.

Back in the 90s, during el nino there were weeks at a time of triple digit heat in the southeast corner of AZ where I live. We'd have the temperature hit triple digit by May at the latest. And in late June and July the temps often reached over 110 for weeks with some days 115 to 120. Occasionally it hit 130 in mid July. This el nino we have had only three days of triple heat so far. Two days at 100 and one day at 101.

If you actually look at the temperatures in past years you will find it is not getting hotter but actually getting cooler.
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Jul 4, 2023 14:21:06   #
bylm1-Bernie wrote:
Maybe they will soon learn that nuclear is the only way to get us anywhere near their perceived goal.


At today's level of technology, absolutely. Maybe someday someone will discover how to make various devices now only talked about in science fiction. But for today it is nuclear.
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Jul 4, 2023 13:49:56   #
martsiva wrote:
Tell us how men influenced all the c*****e c****es this earth has been through when there was no industry!!


Yup. Science alarmists don't look at climate data going back before the industrial revolution. Or any data which doesn't support the narrative.

I recently was trying to explain grand solar minimums to a college graduate. She smuggly said it was due to all the CO2 emissions. When I reminded her it was the sun and nothing we do on earth will effect the sun, she disagreed and continued to blame the solar minimum on CO2 emissions. She also didn't know that due to less solar radiation reaching the earth, it cools and doesn't warm. She even had the gall to tell me to follow the science.
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