Burnt Reynolds

A cute lie, but you literally gave nothing. You just said you weren't going to tell people, that you're not their Wikipedia, and showed a picture of Chauvin/Floyd and said "you don't want to go down that route".. well, I did, and it turns out its you who doesn't. Well there's a shock. 
 
I've concluded that those saying systemic racism is suddenly a thing haven't demonstrated it at all, and are using every negative interaction between people of two differing races as propaganda because race is a sudden cudgel for them to try and beat others into submission with to advance their own ideas in lieu of convincing others rationally. I've seen evidence that police are far too quick to act aggressively (but not toward any specific race, in fact, studies show police these days are far more likely to avoid confrontation with black people specifically, an irrational reaction that can have ramifications for those who actually need the police), and I've seen evidence that blind subservience to police (or any authority for that matter) unequivocally leads to abuse as no authority can handle unchecked power. That's why you don't see me with ridiculous slogans like "blue lives matter". If the idea was to promote people of color being more successful, unequivocally, attacking police forces in urban regions that have a higher ratio of minorities as some sort of systemic racism, by whites no less, makes no sense whatsoever. They've caused several non-white police chiefs of major cities to quit because of this stupidity -- try to actually read their resignation letters. They try and extend olive branches but get ignored because they're not fodder for destructive movements. Furthermore, the incidents we've seen of racism against minority officers, particularly black officers, by "BLM", is further proof of things we already knew, not only that this movement isn't about helping blacks, but that they are a movement of racism and destruction themselves. 
 
People knew this several years ago which is why they wanted nothing to do with BLM (the people involved in its inception were involved in domestic terrorism decades ago), but because of political maliciousness becoming normative, especially in the pixel environment, but also the real world, they are now mainstreamed. 

Action, intent, and consequences. 
 
This is really no different than lying to a police officer, sexually harassing people, and many, many other things. 
 
Fraudulently portraying the election date as Y instead of the correct X date is disenfranchisement and while I've posted an example of it being done to Trump supporters (as per the bureaus selective/targeted enforcement), disenfranchisement through deceptive means like this usually targets minorities. 
 
As we've seen a lot of election shenanigans target them.

Just wait until they find out this one weird trick... 
 

By the second day it would be cancelled as people see cash with "MAGA", "Election was stolen", "All Lives Matter", the okay sign, Pepe the frog, etc.

Lost when they introduced George P. Bush.
 
Good for Texas, though, they had best consider all measures possible to protect the jobs of Texans. There's no limit to the US harming malice to the benefit of other parts of the oil producing world laughing at the global warming religion's recent success.

Mainstream journalists and faces were biased before but it was a lot more subtle before and they generally still reported on the truth. In recent times their lying and malice have become normative, but far worse is that they're the primary culprits behind actual attacks on their own profession trying to intimidate and silence other journalists. 
 
The very people making sites like Breitbart, "blogs" etc. appealing on par if not above the mainstream press and journalists, are the very mainstream press and journalists themselves. If they want to shoot themselves in the foot and make their own voices irrelevant to all but the smallest niches of confirmation bias seeking nutjobs, who am I to stop them? I'll watch and enjoy it. 

Underrated, particularly in today's environment of deplatforming and thoughtpolicing. 
 
I mean.. Orwell had ties to people who knew white supremacists and therefore is one himself. This lady clearly amplifies white supremacy therefore her and Orwell should be banned by the moderators.

Wish him the best of luck in finding enough Democrats to retake the Republican party. 
 
Hopefully lefties spend lots of money on the grift.

Yes, and it's been misused and abused beyond anyone's imagination.

I remember this and the steady stream of people coming up Greece breaking down barriers in order to get to Germany and England

Underrated, particularly in today's environment of deplatforming and thoughtpolicing. 
 
I mean.. Orwell had ties to people who knew white supremacists and therefore is one himself. This lady clearly amplifies white supremacy therefore her and Orwell should be banned by the moderators.

😂😭🤣
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

"shared a link to a video along with the comment: “This is what the UN wants all over the world with the UN Global Migration Compact to be signed Dec 10-11 in Morocco. But I’m still banned on my fb pages from going live, for using the term ‘illegal invaders’, apparently that’s hate speech!” "
 
That's correct, it doesn't.

I was up double digits on all my funds for last year

Wish him the best of luck in finding enough Democrats to retake the Republican party. 
 
Hopefully lefties spend lots of money on the grift.

Wish him the best of luck in finding enough Democrats to retake the Republican party. 
 
Hopefully lefties spend lots of money on the grift.

Lost when they introduced George P. Bush.
 
Good for Texas, though, they had best consider all measures possible to protect the jobs of Texans. There's no limit to the US harming malice to the benefit of other parts of the oil producing world laughing at the global warming religion's recent success.

Governor Abbott takes action...
 
 

What is Standard Journalism to you?
 
I cringe when I hear people on both the left and right call themselves ""Journalist's"" when in reality they're nothing but pundits with bias.
 
 

It's been a good number of years, but Moore, iirc, didn't directly claim that OBL funded Bush but he did present an image that the Biden Ladens were close (six degrees of separation context) with the Bushs via the Carlyle Group, along with asking why the Bin Ladens were "secretly flown" out of the US. The only rational takeaway from that was how many corrupt connections career politicians inextricably have. 
 
People are very squeamish on both sides about the things they read. I sit here laughing at the mental gymnastics people perform to justify not reading something (oh no not Breitbart, eww blogs, etc). Nonetheless, even the things we disagree with greatly can have important information to extract.

You actually looked? 
 
Conspiracy films are Michael Moore's thing, not mine.. If you looked for my book on Elvis then you likely watched Fahrenheit 9/11,  A film where Moore claims that Bin Laden was funding President George W Bush,  and the source who backed up that LIE?  that honor goes to the same scum bag who wrote this book, Craig Unger,  Craig must have realized there was far more money in peddling lies for profit that there was for reporting facts as a Journalist, something he abandoned a long time ago. Another conspiracy book he wrote was of GW Bush and the Saudi's, where he claimed Bush was working with the Saudi''s for profit and that he had ties to Bin Laden himself.  
 
This thread reads like the National Inquirer, I hate to think what the next one will be, ""Trump partners with Big Foot for land development deal"
 
 
 
 
 

What specific points are true. Maybe Muller should have hired the author and saved the country many millions of dollars 

Mjt is not a pariah to Republican leaders
 
How Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, promoter of QAnon’s baseless theories, rose with support from key Republicans
 
 
But Greene’s widely reported comments about the radical ideology of QAnon and other matters had not stopped a coterie of top Republicans from urging her to run for the seat representing a deeply conservative district in north Georgia, and then issuing fervent endorsements.
Greene was “exactly the kind of fighter needed in Washington to stand with me against the radical left,” declared Rep. Jim Jordan (R-Ohio), a founding member of the conservative House Freedom Caucus. Debbie Meadows, who ran an influential political action committee and whose husband, Mark Meadows, became Trump’s chief of staff, gushed, “We cannot wait to welcome her to Congress.”
 
https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/greene-qanon-house-trump-republicans/2021/01/30/321b4258-623c-11eb-ac8f-4ae05557196e_story.html

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