Tornado Alley (PROG)

[brooklyn13]

You're making believe that you're being objective, and I don't understand your problem with deep dives on complicated subjects. You know, taking some time to figure out what's going on behind the scenes. I guess you don't need to bother when the instant superficial explanation so closely aligns with what you want it to. Again, I wrote that you might be right but the situation strikes me as a little more complicated than what you're willing to consider.

At the very least you're ignoring the elephant in the room in your rush to judgement. That is, that the American Evangelical Zionists might have put the pressure on Trump to bomb, not necessarily Netanyahu, but, hey, why do you need to care about that? I mean, Mike Huckabee, who won't even acknowledge the existence of Palestinians as a people, is just irrelevant window dressing, right?

[fuagf]

Yep. In many ways Netanyahu's Gaza actions and desires is much worse than S African Apartheid ever was.

"His stated goal has long been to bring down the “Islamic empire in Iran”, “expand the Abraham Accords with Arabs” and once and for all end the Palestinians’ aspirations for an independent state.
P - Which leaves 5.2 million Palestinians as stateless inmates in Israel's Bantustans, denied all human, civil or political rights, kept in line with violence and terror, their numbers managed through pogroms. It's a wonder Bibi hasn't ordered the Zyclon-B yet."

That thought came before my getting this 16 y-old Haaretz article:

Israel's Apartheid Is Worse Than South Africa's

The system preserving this apartheid is more ruthless as it is equipped with the lie of being 'temporary.'

Yitzhak Laor
Nov 8, 2009

The shock that gripped the shrunken peace camp following Hillary Clinton's statement that the settlement construction freeze is not what we thought it would be, but rather what Benjamin Netanyahu thought it would be, is reminiscent of other shocks generated by American peace plans ever since the 1960s.

Had the educated people of this camp not outnumbered its foot soldiers, this shock and amazement could be compared to other superstitions, like the correlation between rainfall and women's fertility.

But precisely because the Israeli intelligentsia is always coming up with prophecies about "American pressure," it would not be unreasonable to assume that we can once again expect expert regurgitation of speculations about a "first-term president" versus a "second-term" one, and about when he stops being an "incoming" president and starts being a "lame duck."

The truth is simpler. Regardless of whether there is a Democrat or a Republican in the White House, the United States became a distinctly pro-Israel world power after the 1967 war. It has no intention of being a "balanced mediator" when it comes to the conflict with the Palestinians.

Barack Obama's public relations moves in the Arab world have frightened many average Israelis. But Netanyahu and Ehud Barak, allies of the final takeover of the West Bank, know very well that U.S. policy has not changed. It doesn't take a genius to read the working papers of past prime ministers.

The prevailing attitude of all U.S. administrations was drafted by Henry Morgenthau, and was later updated by Kenneth Waltz. One line guided all of them - Dennis Ross, Martin Indyk, George Mitchell - essentially, that any possible settlement must match the positions of the stronger party.

This is how the Americans abandoned the refugee issue, and this is why they abandoned the opposition to settlements. Netanyahu is no genius. He is simply not interested in saying good-bye to the occupation. That is all. After all, he came to power because of this. To complain about him is to complain about November rain.

The Israeli public's choice is a different matter. The spokesmen of the dovish camp tell us horror stories about a future binational state. But the binational state is already here. It has a rigid apartheid legal system, as the High Court of Justice fades away.

The system preserving this apartheid is more ruthless than that seen in South Africa, where the black were a labor force and could therefore also make a living. It is equipped with the lie of being "temporary." Occasionally, Israel's indifference comes up with allegations against the Palestinians.

Abba Eban captured the allegation by coining a phrase repeated by the doves of all parties, who never really went to battle over Israel's future and allowed the "settlement project" to spread. After all, occupation makes Israelis richer. Why oppose it?

Yaakov (Jack) Teitel is the American aid secured by moderate Israel. What Yitzhak Rabin failed to do after the massacre by the last import, Baruch Goldstein - to uproot the Jewish settlement in Hebron - will not happen now either. Shvut Rachel, Tapuah or any other such town will not be moved, nor will the smaller "illegal" outposts.

Beyond the two Palestinians whose murders were never really investigated, and past what Ami Ortiz or Professor Ze'ev Sternhell went through, Teitel is a Made-in-the-U.S.A. reminder that "no one will do for you what you fail to do for yourselves."

How to do what needs to be done? Surely, not through the rules drafted back in the 1970s, when "we" were in power and "they" were the opposition. The settlers are in power. The Shin Bet security service and Obama will not fight them.

With comments -- https://www.haaretz.com/2009-11-08/ty-article/israels-apartheid-is-worse-than-south-africas/0000017f-e38f-d38f-a57f-e7dffe540000

Yet S African Apartheid fell under African and Western pressure while Israel's Apartheid steadily gets worse. .

[blackhawks]

Try this, you are perhaps poor, and surely poorly educated, as your posts abundantly reveal.

SS, Medicare, Medicaid, the ACA and especially non recessionary job creating economies together with redistributed Federal taxes from more prosperous blue states to, for the most part, less prosperous red states are decidedly NOT 'punching down' but rather lending a hand.

The GOP tries to undermine all of those programs and unfailingly cuts taxes for corps and the wealthy.

And the cherry on top that DOES punch down, the GOP specialty, predictably, recessions.

Why Have So Many Recessions Occurred Under Republican Presidents?

The Pattern:

Since World War II, a striking pattern has emerged in U.S. economic history: the vast majority of recessions have begun during Republican presidencies. Specifically, 10 out of the last 11 recessions (1953–2020) started under Republican presidents. This trend is statistically significant and has been widely noted by economists and political analysts.

Possible Explanations:

1. Economic Policy Differences
Deregulation: Republican administrations have often pursued policies of financial and market deregulation. While proponents argue this encourages growth, critics contend it can create conditions for financial instability and crises, as seen in the lead-up to the 2008 Great Recession.

Tax Cuts for the Wealthy: Large tax cuts, especially those benefiting corporations and high-income individuals, have been a hallmark of recent GOP policy. Economists argue these cuts can increase deficits without providing sufficient economic stimulus, sometimes contributing to economic imbalances or asset bubbles.

Austerity Measures: Republican-led austerity, particularly after the Great Recession, has been linked to slower recoveries. Fiscal cutbacks at both federal and state levels reduced public spending when stimulus was needed, prolonging unemployment and dampening growth.

2. Timing and the Business Cycle

Inherited Cycles: Some recessions attributed to Republican presidents began early in their terms, sometimes as a result of economic trends that started under previous administrations. For example, the 1981–82 recession under Reagan was closely linked to policies and inflation-fighting measures initiated at the end of Carter’s term.

Election Timing: Republicans have sometimes been elected at the peak or late stages of economic expansions, making it statistically more likely that a downturn would occur during their tenure, regardless of their immediate actions.

3. External Shocks and Global Factors
Oil Shocks, Pandemics, and Global Crises: Not all recessions are the direct result of presidential policy. Global events like oil embargoes (1973), financial crises, or the COVID-19 pandemic (2020) can trigger recessions during any administration.

4. Statistical Correlation vs. Causation
Correlation Is Not Causation: While the correlation is clear, proving that Republican policies directly cause recessions is more complex. Many factors—global economics, Federal Reserve policy, and long-term trends—play significant roles in economic cycles.

5. Economic Performance Metrics
Better Performance Under Democrats: Multiple analyses show that, on average, economic growth, job creation, and stock market returns have been stronger under Democratic presidents than Republicans. This further fuels the debate about which party’s policies are more beneficial for the broader economy.

Summary Table: Recessions and Presidential Party (1953–2020)
Recession Start President (Party)
July 1953 Eisenhower (R)
August 1957 Eisenhower (R)
April 1960 Eisenhower (R)
December 1969 Nixon (R)
November 1973 Nixon (R)
January 1980 Carter (D)
July 1981 Reagan (R)
July 1990 Bush 41 (R)
March 2001 Bush 43 (R)
December 2007 Bush 43 (R)
February 2020 Trump (R)

Conclusion
While the overwhelming majority of postwar U.S. recessions have begun under Republican presidents, the reasons are multifaceted. Policy choices—such as deregulation, tax cuts for the wealthy, and fiscal austerity—may contribute to economic instability, but timing, inherited cycles, and external shocks also play major roles. The statistical pattern is clear, but the direct causation is debated among economists. Nonetheless, the data consistently show stronger economic performance under Democratic administrations.

perplexity.ai

[Hanibal]

[fuagf]

LOL the deal idea is possible, but unlikely i'd guess. This of yours --

"Really, what true ICE agent gets bullied and walks away?" is a good point.

I'd guess the speculation that many acting as ICE agents are not agents at all is true.

[rooster]

Laugh all you want the man deserves the peace prize

[fuagf]

If i were in Iranian shoes, faced with the aggression they face, i would stretch boundaries as much as i could too.
Noted reports now of Trump's 'wildly successful "obliteration"' suggest the nuclear
program likely has been set back only a number of months.

Exclusive: Early US intel assessment suggests strikes on Iran did not destroy nuclear sites, sources say

By Natasha Bertrand, Katie Bo Lillis and Zachary Cohen, CNN
6 minute read
Updated 6:25 PM EDT, Tue June 24, 2025

CNN — The US military strikes on three of Iran’s nuclear facilities last weekend did not destroy the core components of the country’s nuclear program and likely only set it back by months, according to an early US intelligence assessment that was described by four people briefed on it.

The assessment, which has not been previously reported, was produced by the Defense Intelligence Agency, the Pentagon’s intelligence arm. It is based on a battle damage assessment conducted by US Central Command in the aftermath of the US strikes, one of the sources said.

The analysis of the damage to the sites and the impact of the strikes on Iran’s nuclear ambitions is ongoing, and could change as more intelligence becomes available. But the early findings are at odds with President Donald Trump’s repeated claims that the strikes “completely and totally obliterated” Iran’s nuclear enrichment facilities. Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth also said on Sunday that Iran’s nuclear ambitions “have been obliterated.”

Two of the people familiar with the assessment said Iran’s stockpile of enriched uranium was not destroyed. One of the people said the centrifuges are largely “intact.”

“So the (DIA) assessment is that the US set them back maybe a few months, tops,” this person added.

The White House acknowledged the existence of the assessment but said they disagreed with it.

https://edition.cnn.com/2025/06/24/politics/intel-assessment-us-strikes-iran-nuclear-sites

Just more American intelligence for Trump to reject.

[Hanibal]

Agreed though it's a bit dated because our government ain't scared of the people in this modern age. They make that clear every day especially in this current administration.

Also the passage is incorrectly attributed to Jefferson. There is no evidence he ever said it, as per his Monticello estate

https://www.monticello.org/research-education/thomas-jefferson-encyclopedia/when-government-fears-people-there-liberty-spurious-quotation/

[arizona1]

My flight to Europe is leaving, enjoy your peasant lifestyle in front of the CNN.

Maybe pretend you're from Canada. Members of the EU aren't really feeling you and your MAGAt hat at the moment. Oh, BTW, do you plan on wearing your MAGA merch over there?

[livefree_ordie]

When the people are afraid of the government, that’s tyranny. But when the government is afraid of the people that’s Liberty. Thomas Jefferson.

[thecrusher2011]

My flight to Europe is leaving, enjoy your peasant lifestyle in front of the CNN.

[louieforpar]

He was referring to you crusher. 


"We won with old. We won with highly educated. We won with poorly educated. I love the poorly educated."


https://www.google.com/url?q=https://www.reuters.com/article/world/trump-loves-the-poorly-educated-and-social-media-clamors-idUSKCN0VX2DE/&sa=U&sqi=2&ved=2ahUKEwjzi4LB_4qOAxWV4ckDHdWzHxwQFnoECB8QAQ&usg=AOvVaw3jMIXgwvpjnXJaEyjkNcof

[louieforpar]

t the rate he is going it may be soon. 


"His 💩funeral will be a world wide party 🌈"

[thecrusher2011]

Be careful they ban you from speaking in here..... I'm told it's for not being polite....... Not philosophical differences.

[thecrusher2011]

You STILL don't see the contradiction. You're probably one of these people that says they weren't trying to get a nuclear weapon simply because you feel like it makes you look smart.

[sortagreen]

"or elitists punching down"

No one's ever going to mistake you for an elitist, you white trash scumbag. That doesn't preclude your punching down.

[zab]

That's easy, you are a whimp ass, piece of shit, that's why you worship trump. 

[sortagreen]

"solving the Middle East"

That's fucking hilarious.

[Hanibal]

Who said you were elitists? I never said that. I actually said the exact opposite. You're uncultured, racist, vile pond scum who enjoys in the suffering of others. You harass, intimidate and attack the weakest, the marginalized and anyone your oompa loompa fuhrer and his gestapo set their sights on. Especially those you brand as "libtards"

But nice try twisting my words, Maga nazi. That's the only way your vomit can form something that looks an argument. Too bad it's just horseshit

And again brainwashed Maga nazis are telling other people that they are the ones who are brainwashed. Lmao. Your braincells - - the few that remain - - will never understand the irony nor the humor in that statement 🤣

Anyway don't you have a klan meeting to attend? Don't forget your hood and your confederate flag

[thecrusher2011]

Poor and uneducated.....or elitists punching down on the less fortunate. Y'all can't even make up your mind who we are. The brainwashing can't be cured. You can't even think straight.

[sortagreen]

You're making believe that the obvious isn't true.

Bibi jerked trump's chain and we spent nearly a billion dollars bombing a couple mountains. Apparently we set the Iranians back a few months... maybe even four.

And you're going... Well, you know... Donald Rumsfeld and John Bolton wanted to bomb Iran. Maybe it was them that trump did it for.

No. It wasn't fucking them. It was the ever-homicidal Bibi Netanyahu. It's Occam's fucking razor, Mr. Dershowitz. We all saw what happened happen.

[sortagreen]

"He's old and I can wait him out."

I have a passport, and money.

[sortagreen]

Remember when they let Hitler out of prison, because he had learned his lesson... and then he got elected, and his first act was to free 8000 thugs who'd tried to overthrow the government with him? And then they went on to establish a glorious thousand year reich?

Good times, weren't they?

[sortagreen]

incels unite...

[sortagreen]

The signing on for ICE? That's silly. I doubt it very much.

[thecrusher2011]

Settle down pronoun people, admitting you like the Atlantic could get you thrown in one of Hitler's concentration camps which are coming any day now.

[PegnVA]

Excellent article!...I subscribe to The Atlantic and I like Tom Nichols' writing.

[livefree_ordie]

You live in your World and I will live in my current year and time. Past is in the rear view mirror. No need to relive it as it happened already. Good luck with your past.

[livefree_ordie]

You live in your World and I will live in my current year and time. Past is in the rear view mirror. No need to relive it as it happened already. Good luck with your past.

[Hanibal]

Hahahahahahaha

Good one Rooster. He didn't solve shit. Ceasefire violated. Nuclear sites not destroyed. Trump got an urge to drop some bombs like a big boy to help out war criminal Bibi and he did. Nothing changed. Iran still has their nuclear program. But go ahead and do a cartwheel to celebrate 🤣

[sortagreen]

Peg read it.

And it wasn't a novel. It was a column, and not my column. It was written in 2020 by Tom Nichols, a professor at the Naval War College in Newport, RI, a fellow, according to you, who's "philosophy matches the low iq underdeveloped brains of (fill in the blank) or people who are a dead end on their family tree."

I went to school some time ago, an MBA program in Rhode Island, with a cohort of young officers from the War College. I found them to be pretty sharp, young men and women who managed nuclear reactors, drove aircraft carriers... stuff like that. Of course, they could all read. I guess you and they would part ways at that point.

But anyway... Tom Nichols.
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Thomas Michael Nichols is an American writer, academic specialist on international affairs, and retired professor at the U.S. Naval War College. His work dealt with issues involving Russia, nuclear weapons, and national security affairs. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tom_Nichols_(academic)


BA degree in political science from Boston University in 1983

MA degree in political science from Columbia University in 1984

a certificate from the Harriman Institute of Columbia University in 1985

PhD in government from Georgetown University in 1988.
His doctoral thesis was entitled The politics of doctrine: Khrushchev, Gorbachev and the Soviet military

Nichols is a five-time Jeopardy! champion, winning during regular season play in 1994. Nichols initially lost his fifth game, but was invited back due to "a clue discrepancy."[7] He later participated in the 1994 Tournament of Champions and the 2005 Ultimate Tournament of Champions, losing in the quarterfinals[8] and the first round,[9] respectively. In a 2022 interview with Newsweek, Nichols advocated for the reinstatement of a five-day limit for winners that had been eliminated in 2003.[10]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tom_Nichols_(academic)#cite_note-6

Let's face it dude. You're not fit to wash Tom's balls, let alone compare him to the low of IQ.

[rooster]

Trump deserves praise for solving the Middle East

[Diogenes of Sinope]

Early US intel assessment suggests strikes on Iran did not destroy nuclear sites, sources say

The US military strikes on three of Iran’s nuclear facilities last weekend did not destroy the core components of the country’s nuclear program and likely only set it back by months, according to an early US intelligence assessment that was described by three people briefed on it.

The analysis of the damage to the sites and the impact of the strikes on Iran’s nuclear ambitions is ongoing, and could change as more intelligence becomes available. But the early findings are at odds with President Donald Trump’s repeated claims that the strikes “completely and totally obliterated” Iran’s nuclear enrichment facilities. Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth also said on Sunday that Iran’s nuclear ambitions “have been obliterated.”

https://amp.cnn.com/cnn/2025/06/24/politics/intel-assessment-us-strikes-iran-nuclear-sites

[Hanibal]

That's hilarious because Trump isn't man enough period. He is a whiny sissy who whines and cries every single day. To you that's apparently a virtue.

"The emperor is definitely wearing clothes, we swear!"
- Maga nazis, unable to escape their cult bubble in which Trump is completely naked.

[sortagreen]

https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2020/05/donald-trump-the-most-unmanly-president/612031/

May 25, 2020

I have it saved. The article's behind a paywall.

[sortagreen]

Elegant.

I show you actual pictures of Nazis in this day and age, marching in the street, and you deny that they exist.

Again, the perfect subject of the totalitarian regime, is the person for whom fact and fiction no longer have meaning.

[brooklyn13]

Questioning the accepted narrative isn't so much dissembling as thinking for yourself. I mean did you not see that I wrote that you might be right? I'm in the process of forming conclusions, trying to gather info, I envy you guys who just rush right into them, always confident that you're always right..

""Question authority" is a phrase urging critical thinking and skepticism towards those in positions of power or established norms. It encourages individuals to evaluate information and decisions independently, rather than accepting them blindly. This can involve challenging rules, questioning" - Google AI

Did you question whether Saddam had WMD? Were those who questioned W's, Cheney's, and Powell's narratives dissembling?

So, it's interesting that you disagree with Butler's conclusions about his experiences. Any reasons why, or will you just continue to dissemble about it?

[sortagreen]

dissemble

verb
dis·sem·ble
dissembled; dissembling

Synonyms of dissemble

transitive verb
1
: to hide under a false appearance
dissembling the facts
2
: to put on the appearance of : simulate
She lay down and dissembled sleep.

intransitive verb
: to put on a false appearance : conceal facts, intentions, or feelings under some pretense
He had dissembled about the risks involved.

[newmedman]

Kennedy got absolutely dragged today. I can't laugh, all I can do is cry that this disgusting piece of shit is in charge of our healthcare. There's so many things going on in in this country right now that it's hard to keep up with but intentionally hurting our children is the most disgusting thing that I can even fathom.

Vaccines are life savers, not life takers and,... I'm just going to stop right here before the men come for me.

[sortagreen]

The grim arithmetic: IDF data reveals 377,000 Palestinians unaccounted for
Maximilian

Jun 10, 2025

A recent report by Yaakov Garb of the Harvard Dataverse presents an atrocious, data-driven analysis of the new “aid distribution” compounds in Gaza1. Through meticulous spatial mapping, the report argues these facilities are not the humanitarian breakthrough they are claimed to be, but rather instruments of military strategy that defy international law. While the legal violations are stark, a deeper look at the population figures cited within the report reveals a demographic horror story that has, until now, remained buried in the rubble: a population gap of nearly 400,000 people.

These two themes — the perversion of aid and the decimation of a population — are inextricably linked. They paint a picture not of a relief effort, but of a strategy that advances military objectives while creating a façade of humanitarianism to placate international observers3.
Part I: The Architecture of control, not compassion

IHL is not a set of polite suggestions; it is a body of binding obligations. As the occupying power, Israel has a duty under the 4th Geneva convention to ensure and facilitate the provision of food and medical supplies to the civilian population. The system described in the Garb report makes a mockery of this duty.

Instead of facilitating the work of experienced, neutral humanitarian agencies, Israel has crippled them in favor of a securitized alternative. This new model presents several grave violations:

A Rejection of Neutrality: Aid is being distributed from fortified compounds operated by private American security companies staffed with combat veterans, all under the protection of the Israeli army. This arrangement obliterates the core humanitarian principles of neutrality and independence, which are essential for ensuring aid is not used as a tool of war.
The Endangerment of Civilians: The compounds are located within Israeli-declared “buffer zones” where civilian entry is formally barred and liable to attack. In a cruel paradox, Palestinians must risk their lives by entering a prohibited military zone to receive life-sustaining aid.
A Blueprint for Violence: The internal design of these compounds is a masterclass in military crowd control, not civilian care. The report identifies a “fatal funnel” layout — a single entry and exit path with no cover, designed to maximize surveillance and control for armed guards. This layout, devoid of shade, water, or toilets, is documented to induce panic and create the very chaos that can be used to justify a violent response. This is not a system designed to help; it is a system designed to control, and if necessary, to harm.

This entire setup is described as the “inverse of well accepted and tested principles of food distribution”. It is a legal and moral charade, using the specter of aid to advance tactical goals.
Part II: The unspoken number: Gaza’s Missing 377,000

As damning as the legal analysis is, the population data contained within the report’s maps points to a far greater catastrophe. Before the conflict, the population of the Gaza Strip was approximately 2.227 million. The Garb report includes maps displaying IDF estimates for the populations remaining in what are considered the three primary enclaves.

The numbers are as follows:

Gaza City: 1 million
Mawasi: 0.5 million
Central: 0.35 million

The total of these official estimates is 1.85 million people.

Simple arithmetic reveals a horrifying gap: 2.227 million minus 1.85 million leaves 377,000 people unaccounted for.

This number is more than six times the casualty figures commonly discussed in media reports. While some of these individuals may be displaced in the rubble-strewn landscapes outside the main enclaves, the sheer scale of this discrepancy, derived from the occupying power’s own population assessments, is staggering. It suggests a demographic catastrophe — whether from direct casualties, starvation, or disease — far exceeding what the world has been led to believe.

The aid compounds and the missing population are two sides of the same coin. The compounds are positioned and designed in a way that makes them inaccessible to the majority of the population, particularly the one million people in Gaza City who are cut off by the Netzarim corridor. The system is not designed to feed the 1.85 million who can be counted, let alone address the fate of the 377,000 who cannot.

The international community must look beyond the veneer of these aid compounds and confront the grim reality they represent. We must condemn a system that uses the promise of food to force a desperate population through militarized chokepoints. But more urgently, we must demand an answer to the most pressing question this data raises:

Where are the missing 377000 Palestinians?

Source: https://dataverse.harvard.edu/dataset.xhtml?persistentId=doi:10.7910/DVN/QB75LB

[louieforpar]

I swear every time I read a MAGA post I can faintly hear the banjo music playing from the movie deliverance. 

Same normal Americans you will find sitting on a rain soaked couch on the front porch with the wife(AKA cousin),a dirt yard littered with old car parts,broken wash machine,children’s toys,Christmas lights left up year round,drinking a Pabst blue ribbon with a pinch of Skoal in mouth holding a confederate flag chatting to neighbors with a mouth that has about 9 teeth(due to Meth mouth)trying to determine if Volvo is a part of a women’s anatomy. 

[louieforpar]

Indeed. One low IQ (Rapist) sucking in his low IQ base. 





https://t.co/h9SwuWpg3t

[Hanibal]

Maga nazis telling other people that they are low iq. Too funny and ironic

[Hanibal]

Remember when Maga nazis weren't vile shitbags whose only purpose of existing is to punch down, attack and mock those who are less fortunate?

Me neither. Trump turned y'all into human garbage.

Actually I'll rephrase. He didn't turn you into human garbage. He just gave you courage to publicly act out your racist, bigoted, vindictive grade school garbage fantasies.

Just like how alcohol doesn't turn you into a shit person but rather exposes a shit person if there is one underneath.

It's all gravy though. He's old and I can wait him out. His 💩funeral will be a world wide party 🌈

[newmedman]

OK whatever you think. I don't argue with imbeciles. That's not my expertise. He could tell you that 2+2= 7 and you idiots would put it into textbooks.

[Zorax]

The same thing he's doing to you dumbass.
How do you manage not tying your golden tennies together in the morning?
💩 for 🧠's 🪦

[newmedman]

LOL They skipped past my place, I must still be on the heathen list. They used to come knocking a couple times a year because there is a church a few blocks away. We mostly weren't home but when they came by. I always got a kick out of joining them in prayer and taking Jesus into my heart. Making them think that they converted me. Then calling the village because we have a policy of no soliciting and watching them get busted.

My old neighbor did crazy shit like that all the time and I would just bust a gut laughing at him. It's nothing I would do but he had a knack for entertainment. I like your brother's route better, a little more subtle but well planned.

[thecrusher2011]

Remember when you idiots thought he was going to jail? 🤣🤣 good times.....hey what did Elon do with the data that he stole from you guys?🤣🤣🤣

[Zorax]

Thank you criminal federalist society scrotum court. Nothing they corrupt will effect them personally whatsoever.

[thecrusher2011]

Nobody is going to read your little novel. Your philosophy matches the low iq underdeveloped brains of (fill in the blank) or people who are a dead end on their family tree.