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I just got fitted for my hazmat. The one they gave me was too small.
turns out you needed an XXXXXXXL for the amount of MAGAt douchery you ooze everytime you post.
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turns out you needed an XXXXXXXL for the amount of MAGAt douchery you ooze everytime you post.
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The whole world watched it, and they weren`t hallucinating. "if you don`t fight like hell you`re not going to have a country anymore" was said by whom? I`ll help you out, here and we`ll see who the clown is, Bozo. A blindfold and a final piece of KFC is what he deserved.
Read Trump's Jan. 6 Speech, A Key Part Of Impeachment Trial
The former president's remarks are being used by Democrats hoping to convict him for incitement of insurrection — and are being defended by his lawyers in the Senate proceedings.
www.npr.org
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Thanks for posting that. It served as a reminder of all the cheating the Democrats did in that fraudulent election.The whole world watched it, and they weren`t hallucinating. "if you don`t fight like hell you`re not going to have a country anymore" was said by whom? I`ll help you out, here and we`ll see who the clown is, Bozo. A blindfold and a final piece of KFC is what he deserved.
Read Trump's Jan. 6 Speech, A Key Part Of Impeachment Trial
The former president's remarks are being used by Democrats hoping to convict him for incitement of insurrection — and are being defended by his lawyers in the Senate proceedings.
But there was this scary sentence from Trump: "I know that everyone here will soon be marching over to the Capitol building to peacefully and patriotically make your voices heard."
Yeah, I'll bet you wet your diaper over those scary words.
They didn't see or hear this is their hallucination:
Because you'll never take back our country with weakness. You have to show strength and you have to be strong. We have come to demand that Congress do the right thing and only count the electors who have been lawfully slated, lawfully slated.
I know that everyone here will soon be marching over to the Capitol building to peacefully and patriotically make your voices heard.
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Pucker up, pal: I've got a nice big white ass you can kiss.turns out you needed an XXXXXXXL for the amount of MAGAt douchery you ooze everytime you post.
Rules here are that we can't mention names of other forums, IIRC.
The claim of 140 cops "beat up" for a start.
Most of the actual much lower number were victims of the antifa Black Bloc infiltrators.
Vrenn
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Wow, another MAGAT. I am an Antifa. Care to tell me where the HQ for Antifa is? Been trying to find it. Guess I must have an older, out of date, seecrit decoder ring.
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A belated welcome to the USMB is better than none at all I suppose..Please allow me to introduce myself.
I'm a man of wealth and taste.
Oh. Forget that.
I have no wealth and no taste.
I'm just a guy from Ohio, retired, a lifelong Republican who has strong opinions.
I used to moderate the political board on a huge motorcycle-related forum ... until the owner, a Silicone Valley leftist buddy of Bill Gates, et.al., got so many complaints from the whining liberals (this was during Bush The Younger and Obama), he not only dumped me as Admin and Super Moderator, he banned me from the political forum.
Of course, I moved on and Twitter took off. Managed to get banned from Twitter too ... not once, but three times. I never threaten violence or break the rules. But I do a lot of mocking, particularly Adam Schiff, who I suspect may have had a hand in getting rid of me there. When Twitter got sold to Elon Musk, I hoped to sneak back in but unfortunately they were hip to the jive and slammed the door again. Sigh
Despite being a lifelong Republican, I have strayed from the pack a few times. I could not and did not vote for John McCain in 2008. He wasn't sufficiently conservative for me, too interested in currying favor from the New York Times, etc. and the way he picked and treated Sarah Palin was abominable. So I voted Libertarian. In 2012, I held my nose and voted for Romney but wasn't pleased with him either.
And then came Donald Trump. And I couldn't stand him; his arrogance, the way he derided fellow Republicans, you know ... the usual stuff. So I left the Presidential part of the ballot blank in 2016.
But there's an old saying, "You can judge a person by the enemies he makes."
And in the time between the election - since I despise Hillary Clinton, needless to say I was happy even if I didn't vote for him - and the inauguration, I saw the most absurd, insane, crazy, bizarre, twisted reactions to his election I'd ever seen. The mainstream media, an entity I despise with the intensity of a thousand suns, displayed their blatant hatred and bias every single hour of every single day and all the Deep State operatives, both Republicans and particularly Democrats, demonstrated their fear of Trump. So I figured he must be doing something right.
And he was.
As the years have gone by and we were subjected to a bioweapon attack on the United States (COVID) and the single worst president in the history of the United States (Joe Biden), and assassination attempts and the continued hyperbolic, completely dishonest press attacks, while the opposition party attempted to jail and bankrupt Trump, my admiration for him only grew.
Donald Trump is a huge, throbbing middle finger to the Deep State establishment and for that, he has my admiration. He's always been an outsider and always will be and he doesn't care. I don't always agree with him and I sure as hell don't worship him but I do admire him greatly.
I have a degree in American history and Trump is without question one of the most important politicians in our 249 years. No question. Period.
So here I am. This is who I am, warts and all.
It's nice to find a place where we can be pretty freewheeling and express our views.
For that, I thank the site and all the members here.
I've read your some of your posts and I'm favorability impressed so
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tl;drPlease allow me to introduce myself.
I'm a man of wealth and taste.
Oh. Forget that.
I have no wealth and no taste.
I'm just a guy from Ohio, retired, a lifelong Republican who has strong opinions.
I used to moderate the political board on a huge motorcycle-related forum ... until the owner, a Silicone Valley leftist buddy of Bill Gates, et.al., got so many complaints from the whining liberals (this was during Bush The Younger and Obama), he not only dumped me as Admin and Super Moderator, he banned me from the political forum.
Of course, I moved on and Twitter took off. Managed to get banned from Twitter too ... not once, but three times. I never threaten violence or break the rules. But I do a lot of mocking, particularly Adam Schiff, who I suspect may have had a hand in getting rid of me there. When Twitter got sold to Elon Musk, I hoped to sneak back in but unfortunately they were hip to the jive and slammed the door again. Sigh
Despite being a lifelong Republican, I have strayed from the pack a few times. I could not and did not vote for John McCain in 2008. He wasn't sufficiently conservative for me, too interested in currying favor from the New York Times, etc. and the way he picked and treated Sarah Palin was abominable. So I voted Libertarian. In 2012, I held my nose and voted for Romney but wasn't pleased with him either.
And then came Donald Trump. And I couldn't stand him; his arrogance, the way he derided fellow Republicans, you know ... the usual stuff. So I left the Presidential part of the ballot blank in 2016.
But there's an old saying, "You can judge a person by the enemies he makes."
And in the time between the election - since I despise Hillary Clinton, needless to say I was happy even if I didn't vote for him - and the inauguration, I saw the most absurd, insane, crazy, bizarre, twisted reactions to his election I'd ever seen. The mainstream media, an entity I despise with the intensity of a thousand suns, displayed their blatant hatred and bias every single hour of every single day and all the Deep State operatives, both Republicans and particularly Democrats, demonstrated their fear of Trump. So I figured he must be doing something right.
And he was.
As the years have gone by and we were subjected to a bioweapon attack on the United States (COVID) and the single worst president in the history of the United States (Joe Biden), and assassination attempts and the continued hyperbolic, completely dishonest press attacks, while the opposition party attempted to jail and bankrupt Trump, my admiration for him only grew.
Donald Trump is a huge, throbbing middle finger to the Deep State establishment and for that, he has my admiration. He's always been an outsider and always will be and he doesn't care. I don't always agree with him and I sure as hell don't worship him but I do admire him greatly.
I have a degree in American history and Trump is without question one of the most important politicians in our 249 years. No question. Period.
So here I am. This is who I am, warts and all.
It's nice to find a place where we can be pretty freewheeling and express our views.
For that, I thank the site and all the members here.
Hafar1014
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There is wide degree of tolerance here more than most sites. It also IMP seems to be 60 40 conservative democratPlease allow me to introduce myself.
I'm a man of wealth and taste.
Oh. Forget that.
I have no wealth and no taste.
I'm just a guy from Ohio, retired, a lifelong Republican who has strong opinions.
I used to moderate the political board on a huge motorcycle-related forum ... until the owner, a Silicone Valley leftist buddy of Bill Gates, et.al., got so many complaints from the whining liberals (this was during Bush The Younger and Obama), he not only dumped me as Admin and Super Moderator, he banned me from the political forum.
Of course, I moved on and Twitter took off. Managed to get banned from Twitter too ... not once, but three times. I never threaten violence or break the rules. But I do a lot of mocking, particularly Adam Schiff, who I suspect may have had a hand in getting rid of me there. When Twitter got sold to Elon Musk, I hoped to sneak back in but unfortunately they were hip to the jive and slammed the door again. Sigh
Despite being a lifelong Republican, I have strayed from the pack a few times. I could not and did not vote for John McCain in 2008. He wasn't sufficiently conservative for me, too interested in currying favor from the New York Times, etc. and the way he picked and treated Sarah Palin was abominable. So I voted Libertarian. In 2012, I held my nose and voted for Romney but wasn't pleased with him either.
And then came Donald Trump. And I couldn't stand him; his arrogance, the way he derided fellow Republicans, you know ... the usual stuff. So I left the Presidential part of the ballot blank in 2016.
But there's an old saying, "You can judge a person by the enemies he makes."
And in the time between the election - since I despise Hillary Clinton, needless to say I was happy even if I didn't vote for him - and the inauguration, I saw the most absurd, insane, crazy, bizarre, twisted reactions to his election I'd ever seen. The mainstream media, an entity I despise with the intensity of a thousand suns, displayed their blatant hatred and bias every single hour of every single day and all the Deep State operatives, both Republicans and particularly Democrats, demonstrated their fear of Trump. So I figured he must be doing something right.
And he was.
As the years have gone by and we were subjected to a bioweapon attack on the United States (COVID) and the single worst president in the history of the United States (Joe Biden), and assassination attempts and the continued hyperbolic, completely dishonest press attacks, while the opposition party attempted to jail and bankrupt Trump, my admiration for him only grew.
Donald Trump is a huge, throbbing middle finger to the Deep State establishment and for that, he has my admiration. He's always been an outsider and always will be and he doesn't care. I don't always agree with him and I sure as hell don't worship him but I do admire him greatly.
I have a degree in American history and Trump is without question one of the most important politicians in our 249 years. No question. Period.
So here I am. This is who I am, warts and all.
It's nice to find a place where we can be pretty freewheeling and express our views.
For that, I thank the site and all the members here.
Three floors beneath DNC headquarters.........(You didn't hear that from me.)
playtime
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Vrenn
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Treat him and his ass with respect. His ass is so large they had to put it on 2 billboards.
playtime
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You'd better believe it, pal.
Antifa (German: [ˈantifa] <a href="File:De-Antifa.ogg - Wikipedia" title="File
e-Antifa.ogg">ⓘ</a>) is a political movement in Germany composed of multiple far-left, autonomous, militant groups and individuals who describe themselves as anti-fascist; its primary activity has been combating fascism: initially Nazism, and later neo-Nazism. The antifa movement in Germany has existed in different eras and incarnations, dating back to Antifaschistische Aktion, from which the moniker antifa came.Antifaschistische Aktion was set up by the then-Stalinist Communist Party of Germany (KPD) during the late history of the Weimar Republic. After the forced dissolution in the wake of Machtergreifung ('power seizure') in 1933, the movement went underground.<a href="Antifa (Germany) - Wikipedia"><span>[</span>1<span>]</span></a> In the postwar era, Antifaschistische Aktion inspired a variety of different autonomous movements, groups and individuals in Germany as well as other countries which widely adopted variants of its aesthetics and some of its tactics.
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The Karl-Liebknecht-Haus in 1932, the historical seat of the Communist Party of Germany and Antifaschistische Aktion, with prominently displayed its logo
The congress organised by the KPD in 1932, with Antifaschistische Aktion' logo flanked by Soviet banners (centre), imagery showing the KPD fighting capitalism (right) and imagery mocking the centre-left SPD (left), regarded by the KPD as social fascists...
Antifa (Germany) - Wikipedia
Biased and partisan takes;
What are the historical roots of the antifa movement?
The Origins of Antifa - Left Voice
The Lost History of Antifa - Rosa-Luxemburg-Stiftung
Antifa FAQs: Where Did Antifa Come From? -Capital Research Center
Naw ....
You're just plain older, out of date and decrepit.
Not of positive use to society.
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