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Didn’t Gavin Newsome make a law against political lying? How can Wslz continue to lie without Gavin putting him in jail? Wait, I know. Straight lying is legal but lying through made up parody is a crime. How democrat-ic.
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The Starburst accusation was very near an ad hominen attack. Fighting words.
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The county? A piece of ground? What does a piece of ground do with money? Maybe it went to a human entity WHO USED IT TO PAY FOR THINGS FOR ILLEGAL ALIENS?!? Are you being willfully ignorant about "going to a county" or just waiting for someone to respond like this?
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MTG says 'they control the weather'!
Lipdrag replied to Saylors_Tiny_Willie's topic in Non Wrestling Topics
Isn't the who climateer religion about doing raindances to control the weather? WIndmills, dream catchers, electric golf carts bulked up to be grocery getters, no straws, no bags, eat bugs. All of that is to control the weather, right? It will be as effective as raindances and human sacrifices were in pleasing the gods and controlling the weather. What is the point of this thread? Are you for or against controlling the weather? -
Send them to Tampon Tim. Punishment? No way. Girls can still get all the tampons they need so there has been zero net harm in this instance. If we use the same evidence and standing rules that liberal judges use for election fraud cases the is no one with standing and there is no loss to bring any suit/charges. Who is to say a tampon dispenser in a toilet is any less useful than in a toilet. Isn't the stall where someone who wants a tampon be using it anyway. I think this is an improvement on balance.
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What are you doing about it? Who gave them a billion dollars with no restrictions on its use? You and your cohorts, CONGRESSMAN. Stop whining and get to worlk. You and your colleagues have completely abdicated law making and the power of the purse to the swamp so I find it quite frustrating when you then whine about it afterward.
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Thoughts on the Longshoremen Strike?
Lipdrag replied to wrestlingguy's topic in Non Wrestling Topics
When is a good time for a crippling strike? Would good timing have been to strike during COVID shutdowns? By bad do you mean "in the union's interest"? Maximum pressure is the point of a strike. -
Special Counsel filing unsealed
Lipdrag replied to Saylors_Tiny_Willie's topic in Non Wrestling Topics
Which leaves the question open if he is or is not a kangaroo. -
How do we differentiate between a legal migrant and an Illegal alien? One is a migrant. The illegal one is a crimmigrant.
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This is not hard. Tax the electricity upon input to the vehicle. Just like we tax gasoline now - when and where it is dispensed. No tracking the car. Heavier and less efficient vehicles pay more road tax per mile than lighter more efficient ones. The concept already exists. Just implement it. Actually, hybrids like the Prius are the tricky ones. Plug in Hybrids just can pay taxes at the pump and at the electric meter. But Prius-type hybrids only input energy at the pump. Those are the hard ones to tax appropriately for road use.
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Do consequences for actions - especially bad consequences for bad actions - ever really change anything? Yes.
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Evidence the left is much more radicalized than the right
Lipdrag replied to Hammerlock3's topic in Non Wrestling Topics
More examples leftie hyper-radicalism: No vax - no job. No vax - no access to medical treatment. No vax - sent to internment camp (I wonder if they intended the camp to be a 6 feet of separation camp - must be really big). Doubt climateer orthodoxy - sent to reeducation (maybe available online) and children removed from your household. Examples of rightie radicalism: Keep dudes with dicks out of my grand daughters' locker room. Praying for the souls of those killed in abortion clinics and of those doing the killing. Deplorable. -
Evidence the left is much more radicalized than the right
Lipdrag replied to Hammerlock3's topic in Non Wrestling Topics
Writing in the Washington Post, the former Secretary of State and Democratic presidential candidate (Hillary Clinton) said that her choice of words had been "unfortunate" and "bad politics" but it "got at an important truth." She went on to write that "deplorable is too kind a word for the hate and violent extremism we've seen from some Trump supporters." Of course, the assassination attempts are neither hateful nor violent in Hillary's opinion. But saying "All Lives Matter", "Ladies and Gentlemen", and "I Disagree with Gavin Newsome" should be punishable by incarceration. -
I wonder if inflammable and flammable the same thing . . .
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Unburden Kam-eleon from herself.
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Do-Nothing GOP congress I want congress to do less than nothing. I want congress to REMOVE laws, regulations, and impediments to freedom. Usually "do something" results in higher taxes, more regulation, less freedom. I think the term Undo-Things is an apt term. Congress, Please UNDO the power to legislate through regulation and administrative fiat that you have ceded to the swamp. Please UNDO the tax code and reduce it to simplicity without phase ins, phase outs, deductions, reductions, credits, etc. etc. Give me an Undo-Things Congress (call them Do-Nothing if you like) and I will be very very happy.
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How to think critically about what the media is telling you?
Lipdrag replied to jross's topic in Non Wrestling Topics
Who is the idiot who posted this?!? I apologize to my brethren (and sistren) on this board. My grammar, punctuation, and self-proofreading have eroded. I used reign instead of rein recently. I mistype and/as; the/then/them/that, etc. You deserve better attention to detail and I intend to raise my game. -
How to think critically about what the media is telling you?
Lipdrag replied to jross's topic in Non Wrestling Topics
Official Disinformation (much more of a problem than Misinformation) - what to do when that is the problem? https://townhall.com/columnists/stephenmoore/2024/09/24/is-washington-distorting-the-numbers-n2645170 FBI - Wrong BLS - Wrong Census - Wrong Etc. etc. It would be fine if the wrong was a "noise" component and showed a random walk on both sides of the truth. But when the WRONGs are always supporting a narrative from one side of the political aisle - which the swamp creatures happen to agree with - then we have a problem. The "professionals and experts" better get better at random wrongness because right now their serial wrongness in support of one side has obliterated the credibility of our neutral institutions. When law and order oriented people know the FBI is suspect and corrupt then their is a problem. -
Whoa. Do we have a new name for RINOs? Trans-licans? Those are the ones who get a cranialectomy for their demmer-affirming care.
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How to think critically about what the media is telling you?
Lipdrag replied to jross's topic in Non Wrestling Topics
Your death or the death of the speech restrictors? Being willing to die for a cause is easy. Everyone dies eventually so it really is not a huge deal. The big decision is whether or not you are willing to help the other fellow die for his cause. If not then it is not much of a pledge. This, I think, is the whole point of the 2nd Amendment. It gives us the means to make the speech restrictors die for their cause. Do you (or I?) have the will to do it? I don't bring this up as an accusation or to belittle at all. I bring this up because I question if I will defend free speech to the point of making the other chap die for his cause. -
I am paraphrasing here so some of the details may be wrong but the general situation is thus: The Arizona thing has to do with the idea of "ex post facto". People who registered to vote in the legal way prior to 1996 (or so) did not have to prove citizenship. They had to declare it. When the law was changed in AZ to require a proof of citizenship they grandfathered the already registered voters and allowed them to maintain their status without further administrative requirements. So, we have people who have been registered to vote for 28 years or more (i.e. 46 year olds and older) who the Supreme Court of Arizona found could maintain their voting registration status due to the fact that they registered legally when they did register. The idea that any random selection of 100,000 people in America over the age of 46 would lean republican is not very surprising.
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How to think critically about what the media is telling you?
Lipdrag replied to jross's topic in Non Wrestling Topics
Who decides? One man's truth and fact is dubbed by the rich and powerful (i.e. government) as misinformation. Just read nursery rhymes and Aesop's fables to learn about this phenomenon. The child who had the temerity to notice the emperor has no clothes in The Emperor's New Clothes story would certainly have been labelled a purveyor of misinformation if the Emperor and his ministers had the power to silence the child. "Reigning in misinformation" is as terrifying to a free man as "no one should have the means of resisting government authority (i.e. no 2nd amendment)". I am against reigning in misinformation because no amount of misinformation can ever be as dangerous and having the power to reign in misinformation.