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jross

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  1. Mayor Juice was fantastic.
  2. Disappointing.
  3. “It’s showtime!”
  4. Watching live I thought he should have been allowed to finish his two point take down rather than lose a step out point. I also thought his ankle pick was worth two live. Obviously I was wrong.
  5. TPD is THE bigot of bigotry. Respectfully, The Bigot Brigade.
  6. I have a bias that this topic was created because of someone's bias. When the photos of Trump laying the wreath at Arlington first hit X... my train of thought was Wow that looks respectful by Trump Why is Trump showing respect but Biden is and has not? This was savvy by Trump to counter the suckers and losers hoax, but also this is just for show. How interesting that he was invited by the families; so it isn't just for show. (but its still partly for show) Then the media hit Trump and Harris hit Trump to paint him in a bad light. Kamala you idiot. You should not have said anything at all. Media you idiots. Trump looks like he is doing a good deed and there you go again with negative spin. Then this intermatwrestle topic was created. How do we get people to think critically. Then more of the families show their support for Trump and bash Harris/Biden. Kamala and Media - you idiots. Then intermatwrestle members poking about law. everywere there is short-sighted blinkered buffoons and tunnel-visioned nincompoops with the TDS virus...
  7. I may need to listen to that interview again. I thought he said Churchill was a villain (which he was), not the main villain. He also mentioned that Hitler had earlier proposed peace, which was rejected. He also discussed Hitler being a villain and did not excuse anyone's villainous behavior.
  8. My Golden Retriever rings the bells hanging from the door, jumps on me, and nudges my hands for attention. He’s in-your-face when he wants food, water, to go outside, play, or get affection. He barks from a distance but is warm and friendly up close. When he wants a scratch, he rubs against walls or backs up into me, always with his tongue hanging out. Chihuahua was a mostly good description. Confident, alert, feisty, and harmless. Too tiny in size though...
  9. Here, have a snickers. @Wrestleknownothing
  10. LBJ is more Golden Retriever. He gets in your face without causing harm. A jerk with a point. Abrasively honest. He is correct that Greco-Roman wrestling is a man's sport.
  11. When does propaganda, malinformation, disinformation, and censorship equate to rigging and interference? These actions were deliberately planned, coordinated, and impactful. A small true sampling: Hunter Biden laptop, Ukraine Biden money, Trump Fine People hoax, google algos, social media censorship, overwhelming pro Biden spin compared to anti Trump spin... One doesn't need to prove the voting shenanigans (fraud, etc.) to understand...
  12. When the aliens come, we’ll unite. Until then, we use borders to keep the local nonsense in line.
  13. The limited government people are anti-big government people. Big government people are anti limited government... Who wants a lawless society? I'm unaware besides the the media visibility to "defund the police."
  14. please say more. the country was founded on limited gov…
  15. congress will spend the most
  16. It turns out the reason my wife's phone battery runs down is because she accepts app tracking and notifications even when said apps are not active, and she never shuts down the apps when done. Swipe and close those apps completely... and a browser extension shouldn't run the battery down.
  17. An old but still great example of how to think critically...
  18. People are still claiming the "find votes" hoax is real. Claim: It was reported that Trump pressured Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger to "find" votes to overturn the election results. Reality: The full transcript of the call showed Trump believed votes were improperly counted and was asking for an investigation, not fabricating votes.
  19. @Wrestleknownothing Stream 2 on fraud. My cousin Vinny is a good reference :). The fraud scenario is peculiar. It's like a plumber seeing mold and reporting a water leak but not being allowed to check the pipes. The plumber and friends are fined for saying there was a water leak. The financial consequence does not mean there wasn't a leak; it just means the folks were not able to prove it. Without a proper inspection, the problem might still be there, and the doubts won't go away. Georgia is doing everything they can to prevent the inspection... It is not the only state... The situation in Georgia is not about inspection money. That is a distraction. Just like you’d do whatever it takes to protect your child, the same effort should be made to protect the election integrity.
  20. @Wrestleknownothing Let's separate the discussion to two unique streams. The rigging evidence is clear. If you disagree, why?
  21. My goal was to offer context and evidence from Democrat sources to support my points about election rigging. I apologize if asking you to review RFK's comments came across as off-putting. Here are the key points from RFK: RFK believes the Biden administration has made it harder for people to trust that institutions are unbiased. The Biden laptop story is shocking and important, but Democrats are not willing to hear it. About a week before the debate, Anthony Blinken (then Biden's campaign director, now Secretary of State) asked Gina Haspel (CIA head) for help with the laptop situation. Haspel then had 51 CIA officers sign a letter calling the laptop’s story a Russian disinformation campaign. This action by the CIA, which is supposed to stay out of domestic politics, was seen as interfering with the election while accusing Russians of interference. When Biden referred to this "CIA debunking" in the debate, it influenced the election outcome. I don’t think dismissing evidence of election rigging is a matter of low IQ. Instead, it reflects bias, resistance, and a lack of critical thinking. While there are no concrete receipts proving election fraud, there are eyewitness accounts, whistleblower testimonies, and irregularities. Judges have largely refused to hear the cases. Dismissing the likelihood of fraud reflects bias, resistance, and a lack of critical thinking. Judges dismissing the Fulton County cases have damaged trust with the legal system. If fraud is present, let’s investigate it. If not, then those raising concerns will quiet down and regain trust in the election process.
  22. @Wrestleknownothing , what does RFK say in the first two minutes of this video?
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