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O.K.--but some of you are cheering, right?
Boardwine comments on Nov 5, 2019:
The left has become utterly humorless. Is this supposed to be funny? Lame. Next time post Garfield or something
WilyRickWiles replies on Nov 5, 2019:
Not every joke can be up to your standards.
Warning from Russians about socialism. [m.youtube.com]
KCSantiago comments on Nov 5, 2019:
How they can say the present day U. S. is in the same situation Russia was in back in 1900 rather confuses me. My ex wife had my kids grow up thinking they had suffered a terrible poverty in their growing up years. My youngest took a trip to southeast Asia about 4 years ago. She visited Vietnam, ...
WilyRickWiles replies on Nov 5, 2019:
It's on Glenn Beck's chalkboard guys!
This is what child abuse looks like. SJW mom brainwashes boy into becoming a “girl”.
WilyRickWiles comments on Nov 4, 2019:
"SJW mom brainwashes boy into becoming a “girl”." Tell us more. Or was this just a kneejerk reaction to a family whose decisions you know nothing about and a girl whose physiology you know nothing about? The fact is that delaying puberty is likely Rebekah's best chance at passing as a woman ...
WilyRickWiles replies on Nov 4, 2019:
@ForeverFree76 Be careful, you might give the game away!
This is what child abuse looks like. SJW mom brainwashes boy into becoming a “girl”.
WilyRickWiles comments on Nov 4, 2019:
"SJW mom brainwashes boy into becoming a “girl”." Tell us more. Or was this just a kneejerk reaction to a family whose decisions you know nothing about and a girl whose physiology you know nothing about? The fact is that delaying puberty is likely Rebekah's best chance at passing as a woman ...
WilyRickWiles replies on Nov 4, 2019:
@ForeverFree76 Let me know when you've done your homework on either!
Hello.
WilyRickWiles comments on Nov 4, 2019:
I haven't studied postmodernism myself, but from what I can tell, it has pervaded the culture of the baby boomer generation in the United States. While I'm sure there are worthwhile things to learn from it, its main relevance these days seems to come not from academic inquiry but as a cudgel that ...
WilyRickWiles replies on Nov 4, 2019:
@Naomi Yeah, sorry I can't offer much more insight at this time. DrN1 seems to be pointing in the right direction.
Treasury Secretary Mnuchin is Officially Tied to Epstein's Trafficking Network
Dmwils comments on Nov 3, 2019:
Where'd you dig up that garbage?? I'll bet you think it's President Trump's fault that Cinderella lost her slipper.
WilyRickWiles replies on Nov 4, 2019:
Huh? It's a matter of public record. Moreover, Mnuchin acknowledges the facts of the matter. https://www.thedailybeast.com/steven-mnuchins-mysterious-link-to-creepy-epstein-model-scout-jean-luc-brunel
Capitalism Didn’t Make the iPhone, You iMbecile - YouTube
Naomi comments on Nov 1, 2019:
Hello. I guess capitalism doesn't always make products by itself, but always facilitates mass production and sales of products, no? When a product is invented, it is useless unless it is industrially applicable (it can be made and used) and marketable (profitable). An invention (including R&D) of...
WilyRickWiles replies on Nov 1, 2019:
Perhaps. I found this video useful because I often find myself in arguments with capitalists who use Silicon Valley and the technological inventions that originated in the United States as an argument against social democracy when both were the product of state spending and planning, and it is the mass production you mention that is more a product of capitalism.
Since the Democrats are to blame for Jim Crow, how many Republicans on here would support ...
timon_phocas comments on Nov 1, 2019:
Howdy @WilyRickWiles, It's nice to see you finally admit Democrats are responsible for Jim Crow laws in the South. Maybe someday you'll admit the KKK was founded by Democrats.
WilyRickWiles replies on Nov 1, 2019:
@timon_phocas Scalise aside, I'm not sure where your disagreement with me is. We've both stated a number of historical facts.
Since the Democrats are to blame for Jim Crow, how many Republicans on here would support ...
Boardwine comments on Nov 1, 2019:
I support a test for voting and I would support restricting voting to only those that PAY taxes. And yes that would exclude those that get all their money back at the end of the year. If you ain't paying the bills you should decide shit.
WilyRickWiles replies on Nov 1, 2019:
@govols The film or the novel?
Since the Democrats are to blame for Jim Crow, how many Republicans on here would support ...
ForeverFree76 comments on Nov 1, 2019:
I’m a registered Republican, and I won’t even entertain the idea of voter suppression. I’m disgusted you’ve even thought of it.
WilyRickWiles replies on Nov 1, 2019:
@ForeverFree76 I object to your ad hominem attacks. Please name the falsehoods.
Capitalism Didn’t Make the iPhone, You iMbecile - YouTube
Facci comments on Nov 1, 2019:
It was financed by Capitalism, you dunce.
WilyRickWiles replies on Nov 1, 2019:
And to clarify, I'm talking in the sense of the technologies mentioned in the video (i.e. not the specific end product in the title).
Capitalism Didn’t Make the iPhone, You iMbecile - YouTube
Facci comments on Nov 1, 2019:
It was financed by Capitalism, you dunce.
WilyRickWiles replies on Nov 1, 2019:
It was financed by the US government.
Since the Democrats are to blame for Jim Crow, how many Republicans on here would support ...
ForeverFree76 comments on Nov 1, 2019:
I’m a registered Republican, and I won’t even entertain the idea of voter suppression. I’m disgusted you’ve even thought of it.
WilyRickWiles replies on Nov 1, 2019:
Even thought of what? Mississippi still has the Jim Crow constitution instated by Democrats. I was suggesting going back to the one the Republicans instated right after the Civil War. If voter suppression is disgusting, why not get rid of a constitution created to do just that?
Since the Democrats are to blame for Jim Crow, how many Republicans on here would support ...
timon_phocas comments on Nov 1, 2019:
Howdy @WilyRickWiles, It's nice to see you finally admit Democrats are responsible for Jim Crow laws in the South. Maybe someday you'll admit the KKK was founded by Democrats.
WilyRickWiles replies on Nov 1, 2019:
@timon_phocas The fact is that the southern Democrats of Jim Crow were nativists just like the Know Nothings, the KKK, and today's Republican Party.
Since the Democrats are to blame for Jim Crow, how many Republicans on here would support ...
timon_phocas comments on Nov 1, 2019:
Howdy @WilyRickWiles, It's nice to see you finally admit Democrats are responsible for Jim Crow laws in the South. Maybe someday you'll admit the KKK was founded by Democrats.
WilyRickWiles replies on Nov 1, 2019:
@timon_phocas Can you make any sense of the fact that GOP congressman Steve Scalise has referred to himself as "David Duke without the baggage?"
Since the Democrats are to blame for Jim Crow, how many Republicans on here would support ...
timon_phocas comments on Nov 1, 2019:
Howdy @WilyRickWiles, It's nice to see you finally admit Democrats are responsible for Jim Crow laws in the South. Maybe someday you'll admit the KKK was founded by Democrats.
WilyRickWiles replies on Nov 1, 2019:
@timon_phocas Similar things happened in Indiana.
Since the Democrats are to blame for Jim Crow, how many Republicans on here would support ...
timon_phocas comments on Nov 1, 2019:
Howdy @WilyRickWiles, It's nice to see you finally admit Democrats are responsible for Jim Crow laws in the South. Maybe someday you'll admit the KKK was founded by Democrats.
WilyRickWiles replies on Nov 1, 2019:
@timon_phocas My great great grandmother, a progressive, was one of the few Colorado GOP officials who didn't come under the sway of the Klan, that I know of. Not that the progressives didn't bear some blame for the rise of the Klan--their Protestant moralism and prohibition campaign set the stage.
Since the Democrats are to blame for Jim Crow, how many Republicans on here would support ...
timon_phocas comments on Nov 1, 2019:
Howdy @WilyRickWiles, It's nice to see you finally admit Democrats are responsible for Jim Crow laws in the South. Maybe someday you'll admit the KKK was founded by Democrats.
WilyRickWiles replies on Nov 1, 2019:
@timon_phocas Also, regarding your simplistic claim about the civil rights legislation: https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2013/aug/28/republicans-party-of-civil-rights
Since the Democrats are to blame for Jim Crow, how many Republicans on here would support ...
timon_phocas comments on Nov 1, 2019:
Howdy @WilyRickWiles, It's nice to see you finally admit Democrats are responsible for Jim Crow laws in the South. Maybe someday you'll admit the KKK was founded by Democrats.
WilyRickWiles replies on Nov 1, 2019:
@timon_phocas How is my grasp of history lacking? Name one statement I made that was false. Here's what I was referring to regarding the Republican Party being taken over: https://www.colorado.gov/pacific/sites/default/files/Morley.pdf
Since the Democrats are to blame for Jim Crow, how many Republicans on here would support ...
Dmwils comments on Nov 1, 2019:
So because democrats are openly racist against the black population, then and now, you want to make it worse?? You hope to accomplish what with this question?? Check your history, the Republican party has always stood with the black community not against. We were never the KKK, never Planned ...
WilyRickWiles replies on Nov 1, 2019:
Seems odd that if today's southern Republicans are the intellectual descendants of the Reconstruction-era Republicans and not the Jim Crow-era Democrats, that they wouldn't support reverting to the Reconstruction-era constitution in Mississippi.
Since the Democrats are to blame for Jim Crow, how many Republicans on here would support ...
Dmwils comments on Nov 1, 2019:
So because democrats are openly racist against the black population, then and now, you want to make it worse?? You hope to accomplish what with this question?? Check your history, the Republican party has always stood with the black community not against. We were never the KKK, never Planned ...
WilyRickWiles replies on Nov 1, 2019:
How would reverting to the Republican's Reconstruction-era Constitution and invalidating the current Jim Crow-era Constitution instated by Democrats "make it worse?" BTW the second KKK took over the Republican Party in Colorado and elsewhere. And today's Republican Party is allied with organizations like FAIR that continue the legacy of eugenics that Planned Parenthood's founder supported.
Since the Democrats are to blame for Jim Crow, how many Republicans on here would support ...
timon_phocas comments on Nov 1, 2019:
Howdy @WilyRickWiles, It's nice to see you finally admit Democrats are responsible for Jim Crow laws in the South. Maybe someday you'll admit the KKK was founded by Democrats.
WilyRickWiles replies on Nov 1, 2019:
Also, is the Republican Party immune from criticism for being taken over in multiple states by the second KKK?
Since the Democrats are to blame for Jim Crow, how many Republicans on here would support ...
timon_phocas comments on Nov 1, 2019:
Howdy @WilyRickWiles, It's nice to see you finally admit Democrats are responsible for Jim Crow laws in the South. Maybe someday you'll admit the KKK was founded by Democrats.
WilyRickWiles replies on Nov 1, 2019:
Did I ever deny that the southern Democrats of that era were responsible for Jim Crow?
A mind-boggling interview about the history of monopoly power. Starts at 25:03. [youtu.be]
iThink comments on Oct 28, 2019:
I stopped listening right after I heard the words "climate change" - no point in listening further IMHO. anyone with a brain would agree Monopoly is bad - anyone who took the time to learn about it would also agree that pure "Democracy" itself is bad - that would be known as a tyranny of the ...
WilyRickWiles replies on Oct 28, 2019:
@iThink Well I can't blame you on that.
A mind-boggling interview about the history of monopoly power. Starts at 25:03. [youtu.be]
iThink comments on Oct 28, 2019:
I stopped listening right after I heard the words "climate change" - no point in listening further IMHO. anyone with a brain would agree Monopoly is bad - anyone who took the time to learn about it would also agree that pure "Democracy" itself is bad - that would be known as a tyranny of the ...
WilyRickWiles replies on Oct 28, 2019:
@iThink I included the start time of the interview in OP. The interview isn't 3 hours. Sadly IDWC ignores the part of the URL that skips to the relevant time.
A mind-boggling interview about the history of monopoly power. Starts at 25:03. [youtu.be]
iThink comments on Oct 28, 2019:
I stopped listening right after I heard the words "climate change" - no point in listening further IMHO. anyone with a brain would agree Monopoly is bad - anyone who took the time to learn about it would also agree that pure "Democracy" itself is bad - that would be known as a tyranny of the ...
WilyRickWiles replies on Oct 28, 2019:
I think the point of the interviewee's book is that the devil's in the details of the systems our government has enabled throughout its history. And boy does it get into the details.
A mind-boggling interview about the history of monopoly power. Starts at 25:03. [youtu.be]
iThink comments on Oct 28, 2019:
I stopped listening right after I heard the words "climate change" - no point in listening further IMHO. anyone with a brain would agree Monopoly is bad - anyone who took the time to learn about it would also agree that pure "Democracy" itself is bad - that would be known as a tyranny of the ...
WilyRickWiles replies on Oct 28, 2019:
Don't remember that coming up.
After Whitey Bulger, Edward Snowden's revelations, Mueller's failure to investigate Trump's crimes ...
DrN1 comments on Oct 27, 2019:
So you don't think Donald is draining the swamp?
WilyRickWiles replies on Oct 28, 2019:
@DDelMastro Am I the swamp?
After Whitey Bulger, Edward Snowden's revelations, Mueller's failure to investigate Trump's crimes ...
warminster100 comments on Oct 27, 2019:
You mean Mueller's failure to find any Trump connection to Russia? Any demonrat investigation against Trump is going to fail. He was picked carefully for this job and the deep state has nothing on him with which they can control him as they have all the others in the deep state. Trump 2020!!
WilyRickWiles replies on Oct 27, 2019:
@warminster100 Keep faith in Q!
After Whitey Bulger, Edward Snowden's revelations, Mueller's failure to investigate Trump's crimes ...
warminster100 comments on Oct 27, 2019:
You mean Mueller's failure to find any Trump connection to Russia? Any demonrat investigation against Trump is going to fail. He was picked carefully for this job and the deep state has nothing on him with which they can control him as they have all the others in the deep state. Trump 2020!!
WilyRickWiles replies on Oct 27, 2019:
@george And of course there was the real Russian disinformation and hacking campaign, which Trump publicly encouraged but was not publicly coordinated that we know of. And Trump's obstruction of the Mueller investigation. But at the end of the day, I don't really care about the Russian stuff, even though it is substantial. I want Trump, Robert and Rebekah Mercer, and Cambridge Analytica's foreign (making it illegal) and domestic disinformation campaign to be prosecuted, I want Trump's years of money laundering and fraud to be prosecuted, and I want any DOJ complicity in his crimes to be made public.
After Whitey Bulger, Edward Snowden's revelations, Mueller's failure to investigate Trump's crimes ...
warminster100 comments on Oct 27, 2019:
You mean Mueller's failure to find any Trump connection to Russia? Any demonrat investigation against Trump is going to fail. He was picked carefully for this job and the deep state has nothing on him with which they can control him as they have all the others in the deep state. Trump 2020!!
WilyRickWiles replies on Oct 27, 2019:
@warminster100 Funny how they pleaded guilty!
After Whitey Bulger, Edward Snowden's revelations, Mueller's failure to investigate Trump's crimes ...
warminster100 comments on Oct 27, 2019:
You mean Mueller's failure to find any Trump connection to Russia? Any demonrat investigation against Trump is going to fail. He was picked carefully for this job and the deep state has nothing on him with which they can control him as they have all the others in the deep state. Trump 2020!!
WilyRickWiles replies on Oct 27, 2019:
@george The convictions involved actions as employees of Trump's campaign. Flynn was working for Turkey, Manafort was working for Russian-supported figures in Ukraine, Cohen was paying out undisclosed hush money, and Cohen and Papadapoulos were lying under oath about matters involving Russia. And Trump had a long relationship with Manafort and Cohen.
After Whitey Bulger, Edward Snowden's revelations, Mueller's failure to investigate Trump's crimes ...
warminster100 comments on Oct 27, 2019:
You mean Mueller's failure to find any Trump connection to Russia? Any demonrat investigation against Trump is going to fail. He was picked carefully for this job and the deep state has nothing on him with which they can control him as they have all the others in the deep state. Trump 2020!!
WilyRickWiles replies on Oct 27, 2019:
@george Re: Sater, he did try to get Trump Tower Moscow built on the back of the campaign. And he is currently being sued by Kazakhstan for laundering stolen state dollars into Trump properties. And he worked with Trump and international criminals for years while having some immunity from prosecution. And we know the business model of Trump's properties (it involved money laundering). There's likely a lot we don't know and the Sater association does not bode well.
The Revolution Isn’t Being Televised | FAIR
Boardwine comments on Oct 27, 2019:
Easily explained. All those countries are small 3rd world places where violence and “revolution” are fairly common. Dog bites man ain’t news
WilyRickWiles replies on Oct 27, 2019:
Not Chile or Catalonia. Or the UK for that matter.
After Whitey Bulger, Edward Snowden's revelations, Mueller's failure to investigate Trump's crimes ...
warminster100 comments on Oct 27, 2019:
You mean Mueller's failure to find any Trump connection to Russia? Any demonrat investigation against Trump is going to fail. He was picked carefully for this job and the deep state has nothing on him with which they can control him as they have all the others in the deep state. Trump 2020!!
WilyRickWiles replies on Oct 27, 2019:
On Sater: https://theintercept.com/2019/03/31/felix-sater-trump-russia-mueller-report
After Whitey Bulger, Edward Snowden's revelations, Mueller's failure to investigate Trump's crimes ...
warminster100 comments on Oct 27, 2019:
You mean Mueller's failure to find any Trump connection to Russia? Any demonrat investigation against Trump is going to fail. He was picked carefully for this job and the deep state has nothing on him with which they can control him as they have all the others in the deep state. Trump 2020!!
WilyRickWiles replies on Oct 27, 2019:
I won't get into the concrete findings of the investigation, which led to several convictions, but don't you think his association with FBI informant and Russian mobster Felix Sater is a bit suspicious? The lack of public details in the report makes it look like Mueller didn't fully pursue that lead because it would reveal that they knew about Trump's money laundering and fraud for years--similar to how they knew about Bulger's murders. Trump may have been a honeypot for international money launderers and an informant himself.
The Revolution Isn’t Being Televised | FAIR
RobBlair comments on Oct 26, 2019:
Was unaware of the Chilean problems.
WilyRickWiles replies on Oct 26, 2019:
One million people marched yesterday in Santiago.
We Can’t Find One Leftist Mark Zuckerberg Invited to Dinner
Boardwine comments on Oct 25, 2019:
Who gives a shit who the man has dinner with?
WilyRickWiles replies on Oct 26, 2019:
@iThink I would call Bill Gates a centrist, maybe a centrist liberal (using the dictionary, not the FDR definition). George Soros, I would probably call a left-liberal--maybe that's sufficient, but his politics are not radical in any way.
We Can’t Find One Leftist Mark Zuckerberg Invited to Dinner
Boardwine comments on Oct 25, 2019:
Who gives a shit who the man has dinner with?
WilyRickWiles replies on Oct 25, 2019:
@iThink A couple things: 1. There are no leftist moguls. 2. Zuck didn't meet with any leftists (quite the opposite).
I like where this gal comes from, and her being from Russia originally gives her words against ...
iThink comments on Oct 24, 2019:
I refuse to go along with calling this person by feminine pronouns. Political beliefs notwithstanding, this person is male - period. I harbor no ill will toward him. I wish him great success and happiness - I do not judge him on moral or religious grounds. I don't judge him at all. What I feel for...
WilyRickWiles replies on Oct 24, 2019:
@iThink I find it bizarre that you are so set on rejecting this social nicety. There are trans people who started hormones so young that they pass. Would you change the pronoun you use when you find out that they are trans? What about intersex people? Do you ask people about their chromosomes, historical hormone levels, and sex organs before deciding what pronoun to use? Do you just call it like you see it even though that would seem to go against the standard you mentioned here?
Sam Seder Schools Tim Pool in Debate [youtube.com]
george comments on Oct 23, 2019:
Sam is just like the typical MSM corporatist that tows the line for the dems. It's a shame because he could use his intelligence for actual good if he wanted.
WilyRickWiles replies on Oct 24, 2019:
@george He's not exactly on the payroll. He gets to do appearances every now and then for not a lot of money. He's a comedian who got his start in political media with the failed liberal radio startup Air America, which also included a show with Rachel Maddow. Somewhere along the line he must have become friends with Chris Hayes (probably before he was at MSNBC), who is probably the only tolerable host on there. The connection is so tenuous that they temporary released him when Mike Cernovich tried to get him fired over an old satirical tweet. Reality can be complex. And I think you'll eventually find that it is actually Tim Pool and others like him who are bought and paid for.
Sam Seder Schools Tim Pool in Debate [youtube.com]
george comments on Oct 23, 2019:
Sam is just like the typical MSM corporatist that tows the line for the dems. It's a shame because he could use his intelligence for actual good if he wanted.
WilyRickWiles replies on Oct 23, 2019:
If you can't see the difference between Sam and the corporatists, I don't know what to say. They bash CNN et al., the DNC, and corporations on a daily basis on his show. They are strong supporters of Sanders. Perhaps you're confusing the intersection of Sam's views and the establishment that correspond to actual facts.
Foreign Policy Distinguishes Bernie Sanders in 2020 - The Atlantic
Clammypollack comments on Oct 23, 2019:
Good old Bernie the USSR loving communist. His time is way past. Actually, he never had a time.
WilyRickWiles replies on Oct 23, 2019:
@Clammypollack You seem to support the foreign policy that he opposes. That makes you at least as much of a Wahhabist as Bernie's foreign policy makes him a "USSR loving communist."
Foreign Policy Distinguishes Bernie Sanders in 2020 - The Atlantic
Clammypollack comments on Oct 23, 2019:
Good old Bernie the USSR loving communist. His time is way past. Actually, he never had a time.
WilyRickWiles replies on Oct 23, 2019:
Should I call you Wahhabi Clammy?
It amuses me to no end the lengths some will go to attack the character and personal life of IDW ...
WilyRickWiles comments on Oct 23, 2019:
I don't quite see the connection between calling out grifters and not taking personal responsibility...
WilyRickWiles replies on Oct 23, 2019:
@RafaelMspt Maybe some character attacks are in bad taste, but I think questioning their credibility because of their backers, associations, and dishonesty should be fair game.
It amuses me to no end the lengths some will go to attack the character and personal life of IDW ...
WilyRickWiles comments on Oct 23, 2019:
I don't quite see the connection between calling out grifters and not taking personal responsibility...
WilyRickWiles replies on Oct 23, 2019:
@RafaelMspt These are bad faith actors pushing propaganda. I will engage the ideas sometimes, but it is much more efficient reveal who they really are and inoculate other people to their propaganda, and to attack at the root their network of funders.
When Medical Debt Collectors Decide Who Gets Arrested
Gardener comments on Oct 23, 2019:
Rescind the Affordable Care Act, get insured, pay your bills.
WilyRickWiles replies on Oct 23, 2019:
You mean get a short-term plan? You can do that now. They might help you from going bankrupt for a serious but not life-threatening health issue if you're really poor, but otherwise it's like throwing money away and it's not going to help you if you get cancer or hit by a bus because of caps and the lack of essential benefits.
Sam Seder Schools Tim Pool in Debate [youtube.com]
Boardwine comments on Oct 23, 2019:
It's amazing how different people can see the same thing and think completely differently about the outcome. Sam Seder didn't school anybody. Just spouts leftist talking points.
WilyRickWiles replies on Oct 23, 2019:
Name the falsehood. Regardless, Tim seemed to do nothing more than spout right wing talking points, and much less adeptly.
The man who rigged America's election maps - YouTube
DanielEvans comments on Oct 22, 2019:
I love that guy! No doubt he'd been motivated by the decades long political gamesmanship the Democrats played all over the nation. The only "problem" occurs is when they get beat at their own game then cry about it. County by county all over this country our nation is turning red. Blacks are FINALLY...
WilyRickWiles replies on Oct 22, 2019:
Only in a Bircher fever dream is any of that true.
The Radical Theology That Could Make Religious Freedom a Thing of the Past [texasobserver.
Clammypollack comments on Oct 19, 2019:
Every group, movement or organization has fringe groups. This article describes a very fringe group. Nothing to be concerned about here. Just a writer looking for a way to make Christians out to be dangerous. The vast majority of Christians do not adhere to the beliefs described and actually ...
WilyRickWiles replies on Oct 22, 2019:
@Clammypollack I find it hard to believe that the country's most powerful Christian group is on the Christian fringe, let along "the fringe" in general.
The Radical Theology That Could Make Religious Freedom a Thing of the Past [texasobserver.
Clammypollack comments on Oct 19, 2019:
Every group, movement or organization has fringe groups. This article describes a very fringe group. Nothing to be concerned about here. Just a writer looking for a way to make Christians out to be dangerous. The vast majority of Christians do not adhere to the beliefs described and actually ...
WilyRickWiles replies on Oct 22, 2019:
@Clammypollack "Even if I concede the point for the sake of argument." Remember when you said "nothing you said contradicts my assertion, even assuming what you say is true"? Regardless, even if they are fringe Christians, they are Christians and they have real power.
Hillary Clinton didn’t deliberately mishandle classified information, State Department says - Vox
timeillusion comments on Oct 21, 2019:
The State Department's policing of itself can not at all be trusted. This needs to be investigated by entities Not of the State Department. Further more, whether what she did was intentional or not, it was Still a violation of clearly stated security policies. Ignorance of the law is no excuse.
WilyRickWiles replies on Oct 21, 2019:
You don't trust Pompeo?
Hillary Clinton didn’t deliberately mishandle classified information, State Department says - Vox
Facci comments on Oct 19, 2019:
"After reviewing 33,000 emails sent to or from Clinton, investigators found that the former secretary of state’s practice of using a private email server for official work presented a security risk..." Vox
WilyRickWiles replies on Oct 21, 2019:
@Facci Last Thursday. https://www.grassley.senate.gov/sites/default/files/documents/2019-10-17%20State%20Dept.%20to%20CEG%20-%20Classified%20Emails.pdf
Hillary Clinton didn’t deliberately mishandle classified information, State Department says - Vox
Facci comments on Oct 19, 2019:
"After reviewing 33,000 emails sent to or from Clinton, investigators found that the former secretary of state’s practice of using a private email server for official work presented a security risk..." Vox
WilyRickWiles replies on Oct 20, 2019:
@Facci His State Department did.
The Radical Theology That Could Make Religious Freedom a Thing of the Past [texasobserver.
Clammypollack comments on Oct 19, 2019:
Every group, movement or organization has fringe groups. This article describes a very fringe group. Nothing to be concerned about here. Just a writer looking for a way to make Christians out to be dangerous. The vast majority of Christians do not adhere to the beliefs described and actually ...
WilyRickWiles replies on Oct 20, 2019:
Funders: The Wilks Brothers, the DeVoses, Foster Friess, Dick Uihlein, the Greens, etc.
The Radical Theology That Could Make Religious Freedom a Thing of the Past [texasobserver.
Clammypollack comments on Oct 19, 2019:
Every group, movement or organization has fringe groups. This article describes a very fringe group. Nothing to be concerned about here. Just a writer looking for a way to make Christians out to be dangerous. The vast majority of Christians do not adhere to the beliefs described and actually ...
WilyRickWiles replies on Oct 20, 2019:
@Clammypollack DeVos, for example: https://www.politico.com/story/2016/12/betsy-devos-education-trump-religion-232150
The Radical Theology That Could Make Religious Freedom a Thing of the Past [texasobserver.
Clammypollack comments on Oct 19, 2019:
Every group, movement or organization has fringe groups. This article describes a very fringe group. Nothing to be concerned about here. Just a writer looking for a way to make Christians out to be dangerous. The vast majority of Christians do not adhere to the beliefs described and actually ...
WilyRickWiles replies on Oct 20, 2019:
@Clammypollack Are you implying that these are fringe groups even though (if you concede the point for the sake of argument) they are influential enough to have multiple members in the President's Cabinet?
Hillary Clinton didn’t deliberately mishandle classified information, State Department says - Vox
Facci comments on Oct 19, 2019:
"After reviewing 33,000 emails sent to or from Clinton, investigators found that the former secretary of state’s practice of using a private email server for official work presented a security risk..." Vox
WilyRickWiles replies on Oct 20, 2019:
@Facci Not really. Maybe take it up with Pompeo?
Hillary Clinton didn’t deliberately mishandle classified information, State Department says - Vox
Boardwine comments on Oct 20, 2019:
Bullshit. Vox lol
WilyRickWiles replies on Oct 20, 2019:
Lol. Here's the State Department's report: https://www.grassley.senate.gov/sites/default/files/documents/2019-10-17%20State%20Dept.%20to%20CEG%20-%20Classified%20Emails.pdf
"G7 backflip: Trump says his Florida resort will no longer host summit" Why did Trump surrender ...
Bay0Wulf comments on Oct 20, 2019:
I think it was a “Chess Move” as DanielEvans (below) suggested. Yet MORE Swamp Critters crawled out of the muck and exposed themselves for what they are. I think perhaps it should be held in one of those areas in Commiefornication (aka California) that is currently without power for the ...
WilyRickWiles replies on Oct 20, 2019:
12D chess! Soon Q will reveal all!
"G7 backflip: Trump says his Florida resort will no longer host summit" Why did Trump surrender ...
DanielEvans comments on Oct 20, 2019:
No way he should have backed down unless it was a chess move to see who would counter move and out themselves as a RINO. My suggestion.. Hold it in San Franshitsco and highlight how liberal governance and/or representative abandonment blights an urban area. I'm sure antifa will be well behaved ...
WilyRickWiles replies on Oct 20, 2019:
LOL say what?
Hillary Clinton didn’t deliberately mishandle classified information, State Department says - Vox
Facci comments on Oct 19, 2019:
"After reviewing 33,000 emails sent to or from Clinton, investigators found that the former secretary of state’s practice of using a private email server for official work presented a security risk..." Vox
WilyRickWiles replies on Oct 20, 2019:
"... but said there was no “systemic, deliberate mishandling of classified information” by Clinton or her associates, according to a State Department report presented to Congress this week."
The Radical Theology That Could Make Religious Freedom a Thing of the Past [texasobserver.
Clammypollack comments on Oct 19, 2019:
Every group, movement or organization has fringe groups. This article describes a very fringe group. Nothing to be concerned about here. Just a writer looking for a way to make Christians out to be dangerous. The vast majority of Christians do not adhere to the beliefs described and actually ...
WilyRickWiles replies on Oct 19, 2019:
Betsy DeVos, Mike Pompeo, and Mike Pence are members of that "fringe group." And Bill Barr and Ben Carson are very friendly to it. Not to mention right-wing funders.
Mike Pompeo looks like he was hit by a bus after question by Nashville reporter
FrankZeleniuk comments on Oct 18, 2019:
After which question? I didn't see it.
WilyRickWiles replies on Oct 18, 2019:
At 5:00 about meeting with Giuliani in Warsaw.
US reaches deal with Turkey.
MommaDaggs comments on Oct 18, 2019:
I would like to understand why the Dems are against having our troops pulled out of this conflict.... As a mother of a son who is considering going into the service, I would like to see the US stop getting involved in wars that go on forever and don’t directly involve us.... what am I missing ...
WilyRickWiles replies on Oct 18, 2019:
@MommaDaggs If that's what was in the interest of the US, Trump should have negotiated directly with Putin.
US reaches deal with Turkey.
MommaDaggs comments on Oct 18, 2019:
I would like to understand why the Dems are against having our troops pulled out of this conflict.... As a mother of a son who is considering going into the service, I would like to see the US stop getting involved in wars that go on forever and don’t directly involve us.... what am I missing ...
WilyRickWiles replies on Oct 18, 2019:
The Kurds have been a valuable ally in pursuing our "interests" in the region AND they align with our values. Trump made a choice, here, that did nothing to advance our "interests," our values, the safety of our troops, or the chances of our troops coming home, and that will likely lead to ethnic cleansing of the Kurds. In fact, Turkey fired artillery to prevent some of our troops from any movement in response to their incursion. It seems Trump was either tricked or pursuing his own personal interests--e.g. a continued business interest in Trump Towers Istanbul. Russia now has the strategic advantage and will likely divide the region between Syria and Turkey next week when Putin meets with Erdogan.
US reaches deal with Turkey.
MommaDaggs comments on Oct 18, 2019:
I would like to understand why the Dems are against having our troops pulled out of this conflict.... As a mother of a son who is considering going into the service, I would like to see the US stop getting involved in wars that go on forever and don’t directly involve us.... what am I missing ...
WilyRickWiles replies on Oct 18, 2019:
I want our troops out of Syria, Afghanistan, and Saudi Arabia and I want to avoid future interventions that serve "interests" at the expense of values.
US reaches deal with Turkey.
MommaDaggs comments on Oct 18, 2019:
I would like to understand why the Dems are against having our troops pulled out of this conflict.... As a mother of a son who is considering going into the service, I would like to see the US stop getting involved in wars that go on forever and don’t directly involve us.... what am I missing ...
WilyRickWiles replies on Oct 18, 2019:
They're not being pulled out of the conflict. They are just being moved.
The Americans went nuts over Russian meddling in their last election.
WilyRickWiles comments on Oct 17, 2019:
Why did Trump campaign with Nigel Farage?
WilyRickWiles replies on Oct 17, 2019:
@GeeMac I mean it's not great that he's endorsing, but it's not quite of the same scale as what was alleged in the Mueller probe, and he's not a sitting President anymore. Moreover, Twitter has only been around for so long. Trump on the other hand has endorsed foreign candidates as a sitting President, for example Marine Le Pen.
The Americans went nuts over Russian meddling in their last election.
WilyRickWiles comments on Oct 17, 2019:
Why did Trump campaign with Nigel Farage?
WilyRickWiles replies on Oct 17, 2019:
@GeeMac You're taking issue with a free tweet from a former President. Trump campaigned with Nigel Farage. There were no controversy about the latter, which is certainly more significant than a tweet. What there WAS controversy about was: 1. The real Russian social media propaganda campaign, which led to indictments 2. Whether Trump had a connection to #1. No definitive proof turned up, but the efforts of his campaign and those of his close backers Robert and Rebekah Mercer through the British company Cambridge Analytica were very similar. Unfortunately, the UK ended its investigation when they closed up shop and the US settled with Facebook which was implicated. 3. Paul Manafort's corrupt dealings with foreign figures linked to Russia, which sent him to jail 4. Michael Flynn's corrupt dealing with foreign figures, which sent him to jail 5. Michael Cohen's hush money payments on behalf of Trump and lying under oath about Trump's Russian business interests 6. George Papadopoulos's false statements to the FBI about Russian contacts 7. Obstruction of the Mueller probe
The Americans went nuts over Russian meddling in their last election.
WilyRickWiles comments on Oct 17, 2019:
Why did Trump campaign with Nigel Farage?
WilyRickWiles replies on Oct 17, 2019:
@GeeMac There's no controversy about this degree of "meddling," to use your term.
US reaches deal with Turkey.
Biosphere comments on Oct 17, 2019:
Is this a positive or negative deal, and what are some of the hopeful predictions or worst outcomes?
WilyRickWiles replies on Oct 17, 2019:
Erdogan is meeting with Putin as it expires, so what may happen is that Russia brokers a deal between Turkey and Syria to split the Kurdish territory.
US reaches deal with Turkey.
Biosphere comments on Oct 17, 2019:
Is this a positive or negative deal, and what are some of the hopeful predictions or worst outcomes?
WilyRickWiles replies on Oct 17, 2019:
Turkey is happy about it. So is Trump. It's unclear how much the Kurds are expected to disarm and withdraw--Turkey and the Kurds probably have divergent interpretations--and the Kurds weren't party to the deal. I think the Kurds are going to do what they need to do regardless, but it does not seem to help them much at all.
Exciting new! Dave Rubin announces his new social platform for his supporters goes live today.
WilyRickWiles comments on Oct 17, 2019:
Would love if there were special perks for high status IDWC members.
WilyRickWiles replies on Oct 17, 2019:
@Admin That would be pretty cool.
The Americans went nuts over Russian meddling in their last election.
WilyRickWiles comments on Oct 17, 2019:
Why did Trump campaign with Nigel Farage?
WilyRickWiles replies on Oct 17, 2019:
@GeeMac The point is there's not really any basis for your comparison.
For the first time, workers are paying a higher tax rate than investors and owners ...
Boardwine comments on Oct 16, 2019:
Tell me more about “workers” paying capital gains. Oh wait....they don’t. Btw “workers” is a commie buzz word. Also, please get a clue. Obviously money and taxes isn’t your strong suit
WilyRickWiles replies on Oct 16, 2019:
Lol. Take it up with the commie WaPo headline writers. Not sure what you're on about regarding "“workers” paying capital gains." It's a given you didn't read the article, but maybe you didn't read the chart correctly either.
For the first time, workers are paying a higher tax rate than investors and owners ...
george comments on Oct 16, 2019:
That's what happens when people just blame the other side for everything and keep voting their same crooks in over and over. Reaganomics started it in to overdrive then Clinton sold the left wing out to the same ideology and supporters of both sides are idiots for allowing it to happen by voting ...
WilyRickWiles replies on Oct 16, 2019:
Primaries are very important. What's heartening is that despite the party's intransigence, the left-leaning electorate is growing, making a more populist left politics, rather than one that moderates to persuade "swing voters" and right-leaners, more feasible by the day. Some good can come from polarization. https://www.people-press.org/2019/03/14/political-independents-who-they-are-what-they-think Interview starts at 27:41 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J93lL0ALDcw=youtu.be&t=1661
The essence of the modern Republican Party on display in Bill Barr's Bircheresque speech at Notre ...
govols comments on Oct 16, 2019:
So, what do you disagree with? What are your specific criticisms?
WilyRickWiles replies on Oct 16, 2019:
His "Protocols of the Elders of Zion"-esque conspiracy theory about people who are secular, young, or progressive, and his assessment of societal decline have no basis in fact. Religion has no place in US government. Imposing traditional hierarchies on society just papers over social problems and enables predators. Harm reduction has actually cut down on the types of social problems Barr is concerned about. Barr's traditionalism smacks of the original American conservatives who fought against desegregation.
Not that different than what Donald Barr was arguing! [youtube.com]
timon_phocas comments on Oct 16, 2019:
Thirty-two years ago? In a tiny, isolated corner of the rural South? And that represents just what today?
WilyRickWiles replies on Oct 16, 2019:
You can see similar in the neighborhood of Mount Greenwood in south Chicago today. We are naive to think that much has changed in three decades.
Not that different than what Donald Barr was arguing! [youtube.com]
Biosphere comments on Oct 16, 2019:
?huh?... I get double points for not knowing a thing about this..kewl
WilyRickWiles replies on Oct 16, 2019:
https://idw.community/group/Libertarian/discussion/54942/the-essence-of-the-modern-republican-party-on-display-in-bill-barrs-bircheresque-speech-at-notre-da
Jordan Peterson Proves that Conservatives Are Motivated by Feelings, Not Facts
Politeia comments on Oct 13, 2019:
All humans are motivated by feelings, among other functions. Facts are not functions. Facts are just observations of phenomena. Functions allow us to experience, process and interpret phenomena. Your supposition is invalid because it is falsely equivocates feelings and facts. It is one objective of ...
WilyRickWiles replies on Oct 14, 2019:
It's not my supposition. The facts/feelings dichotomy is commonly used as a cudgel against the left by propagandists on the right like Ben Shapiro and Jordan Peterson himself. They use "facts" in a rhetorical rather than a literal sense--representing rational thought. I posted this because I thought it was amusing that Jordan Peterson's own research contradicted his propaganda.
Trump’s Trillion-Dollar Hit to Homeowners — ProPublica
JimbobNE comments on Oct 12, 2019:
Wait, the left thinks taxes going up is harmful and hurtful? I thought taxes only brought sunshine and rainbows. Oh well, it was just removing deductions and reducing taxes. Taxes did come down for most of us. We may not get as much from our tax filings, because we had less taken out of each check, ...
WilyRickWiles replies on Oct 13, 2019:
@JimbobNE As we discussed, capital gains are taxed less, and I'm sure you've seen the report that the very wealthy now pay a lower effective tax rate than everyone else.
Trump’s Trillion-Dollar Hit to Homeowners — ProPublica
JimbobNE comments on Oct 12, 2019:
Wait, the left thinks taxes going up is harmful and hurtful? I thought taxes only brought sunshine and rainbows. Oh well, it was just removing deductions and reducing taxes. Taxes did come down for most of us. We may not get as much from our tax filings, because we had less taken out of each check, ...
WilyRickWiles replies on Oct 13, 2019:
@JimbobNE The commons is a shared resource that is either natural or created by the government. Businesses depend on the commons. When they demand more and more from the commons and pay less and less in taxes, you start to see an increase in social problems, ultimately leading to an economic collapse. Like I said in my example about the condo association. The restaurant that demands more and more trash removal without paying a proportionate share of trash removal fees (assessment fees are otherwise proportional to unit size) would eventually require assessments beyond the reach of the residents, potentially bankrupting them and the association. And that would create a financial burden for the restaurant owner regardless of their short-term profits from exploiting the trash removal commons provided by the residents. Likewise, when industry requires more and more support from the US military, why should my dollars have to bear more of the tax burden?
Trump’s Trillion-Dollar Hit to Homeowners — ProPublica
JimbobNE comments on Oct 12, 2019:
Wait, the left thinks taxes going up is harmful and hurtful? I thought taxes only brought sunshine and rainbows. Oh well, it was just removing deductions and reducing taxes. Taxes did come down for most of us. We may not get as much from our tax filings, because we had less taken out of each check, ...
WilyRickWiles replies on Oct 13, 2019:
@JimbobNE Their dollars are privileged if we tax them less.
Trump’s Trillion-Dollar Hit to Homeowners — ProPublica
JimbobNE comments on Oct 12, 2019:
Wait, the left thinks taxes going up is harmful and hurtful? I thought taxes only brought sunshine and rainbows. Oh well, it was just removing deductions and reducing taxes. Taxes did come down for most of us. We may not get as much from our tax filings, because we had less taken out of each check, ...
WilyRickWiles replies on Oct 13, 2019:
@JimbobNE Just as a body in ketosis will eventually starve to death, an economy that does that does not fund the society that is the foundation of its profits (effectively monetizing and extracting the value of society) will collapse.
Trump’s Trillion-Dollar Hit to Homeowners — ProPublica
JimbobNE comments on Oct 12, 2019:
Wait, the left thinks taxes going up is harmful and hurtful? I thought taxes only brought sunshine and rainbows. Oh well, it was just removing deductions and reducing taxes. Taxes did come down for most of us. We may not get as much from our tax filings, because we had less taken out of each check, ...
WilyRickWiles replies on Oct 12, 2019:
@JimbobNE When we privilege their dollars, we allow them to extract value from consumers, money, public research, land, roads, public safety, military protection, water service, waste removal, environmental remediation, etc.
Turkish Forces Launch Military Attack Against Kurds At Syrian Border : NPR
Biosphere comments on Oct 9, 2019:
If I gave a person a candy bar and they open it ,and throw the wrapper on the ground, I expect them to pick it up and clean up after their own trash. I'm only trying to chime in here after jimbob's comment
WilyRickWiles replies on Oct 12, 2019:
@JimbobNE We're not broke. US GDP and US population have been growing for decades upon decades (even GDP per capita adjusted for inflation), now nearing $20 trillion, and tax rates are historically low.
Turkish Forces Launch Military Attack Against Kurds At Syrian Border : NPR
Biosphere comments on Oct 9, 2019:
If I gave a person a candy bar and they open it ,and throw the wrapper on the ground, I expect them to pick it up and clean up after their own trash. I'm only trying to chime in here after jimbob's comment
WilyRickWiles replies on Oct 12, 2019:
@JimbobNE They're not coming home, though. They're just being moved.
Turkish Forces Launch Military Attack Against Kurds At Syrian Border : NPR
Biosphere comments on Oct 9, 2019:
If I gave a person a candy bar and they open it ,and throw the wrapper on the ground, I expect them to pick it up and clean up after their own trash. I'm only trying to chime in here after jimbob's comment
WilyRickWiles replies on Oct 12, 2019:
@JimbobNE It's his style and the relationship of his supporters to him. What kind of person says "in my great and unmatched wisdom" than someone who fancies himself a king? What kind of supporters empower people like Jerry Falwell and Erik Prince than people who fancy themselves in the patronage of a new aristocracy?
Trump’s Trillion-Dollar Hit to Homeowners — ProPublica
JimbobNE comments on Oct 12, 2019:
Wait, the left thinks taxes going up is harmful and hurtful? I thought taxes only brought sunshine and rainbows. Oh well, it was just removing deductions and reducing taxes. Taxes did come down for most of us. We may not get as much from our tax filings, because we had less taken out of each check, ...
WilyRickWiles replies on Oct 12, 2019:
@JimbobNE Because they're not "keeping their money" if they are extracting from the commons.
Trump’s Trillion-Dollar Hit to Homeowners — ProPublica
JimbobNE comments on Oct 12, 2019:
Wait, the left thinks taxes going up is harmful and hurtful? I thought taxes only brought sunshine and rainbows. Oh well, it was just removing deductions and reducing taxes. Taxes did come down for most of us. We may not get as much from our tax filings, because we had less taken out of each check, ...
WilyRickWiles replies on Oct 12, 2019:
@JimbobNE Capital depends on a society, e.g., consumers, money, roads, public safety, military protection, water service, waste removal, environmental remediation, etc. The building that I live in, for example, includes a business that depends much more on waste removal than its residents. We levy an additional fee on them that is proportional to their use of the service rather than letting them pocket the profit from exploiting that commons. When we privilege a dollar of capital we risk bankruptcy of the entire society.
Trump’s Trillion-Dollar Hit to Homeowners — ProPublica
JimbobNE comments on Oct 12, 2019:
Wait, the left thinks taxes going up is harmful and hurtful? I thought taxes only brought sunshine and rainbows. Oh well, it was just removing deductions and reducing taxes. Taxes did come down for most of us. We may not get as much from our tax filings, because we had less taken out of each check, ...
WilyRickWiles replies on Oct 12, 2019:
@JimbobNE Not great that the savings transferred to the very wealthy, though.
Trump’s Trillion-Dollar Hit to Homeowners — ProPublica
JimbobNE comments on Oct 12, 2019:
Wait, the left thinks taxes going up is harmful and hurtful? I thought taxes only brought sunshine and rainbows. Oh well, it was just removing deductions and reducing taxes. Taxes did come down for most of us. We may not get as much from our tax filings, because we had less taken out of each check, ...
WilyRickWiles replies on Oct 12, 2019:
Yeah, there will still be plenty of incentive to invest.
Trump’s Trillion-Dollar Hit to Homeowners — ProPublica
DesireNoDesires comments on Oct 12, 2019:
Then let it go into foreclosure, Ill pick it up in the quick sell and then rent it out to you at the cost you paid before the change...
WilyRickWiles replies on Oct 12, 2019:
No thank you.
Trump’s Trillion-Dollar Hit to Homeowners — ProPublica
JimbobNE comments on Oct 12, 2019:
Wait, the left thinks taxes going up is harmful and hurtful? I thought taxes only brought sunshine and rainbows. Oh well, it was just removing deductions and reducing taxes. Taxes did come down for most of us. We may not get as much from our tax filings, because we had less taken out of each check, ...
WilyRickWiles replies on Oct 12, 2019:
@JimbobNE Yes we should increase capital gains taxes. And increase marginal tax rates. And institute a wealth tax for the very wealthy. "They earned it" is dubious--most is passive income invested in companies that are piling up cash and buying back stock. That isn't a productive outcome of tax and monetary policy.
Trump’s Trillion-Dollar Hit to Homeowners — ProPublica
JimbobNE comments on Oct 12, 2019:
Wait, the left thinks taxes going up is harmful and hurtful? I thought taxes only brought sunshine and rainbows. Oh well, it was just removing deductions and reducing taxes. Taxes did come down for most of us. We may not get as much from our tax filings, because we had less taken out of each check, ...
WilyRickWiles replies on Oct 12, 2019:
Pretty simplistic critique of the left. The change was probably a net negative for me: the removal of the deduction and the increased standard deduction canceled each other out--and my property value probably decreased.
With a China trade deal allegedly in the works, something occurred to me.
iThink comments on Oct 12, 2019:
I have often wondered the same thing. With the way the MSM treats the Trump Administration I have been assuming that there have been some "successfully" reached agreements or "deals" but they go un-reported because MSM refuses to publicize any positive or successful outcomes Trumps admin might have ...
WilyRickWiles replies on Oct 12, 2019:
@Bay0Wulf Trump's M.O.: 1. Withdraw from deal, harming credibility for future dealmaking, 2. Escalate tensions with adversary, 3. Agree to temporary cease fire to satiate GOP, investors, and the media, 4. Escalate tensions even more, 5. Float the idea of reinstating the deal but this time with the Trump name on it, 6. Repeat steps 2-6. I had thought that #2 was just a show and that he could strike a deal anytime the pressure got to be too much, but at this point it is obvious that I was giving too much credit to him. Tensions have escalated past the point of no return. He doesn't have the intelligence, attention span, or competence to actually conceive, negotiate, and implement a deal that involves anything more than his name and business interests. It is in fact the intermediate cease fires and deal proposals that are the show. You are buying right into that fantasy.
With a China trade deal allegedly in the works, something occurred to me.
iThink comments on Oct 12, 2019:
I have often wondered the same thing. With the way the MSM treats the Trump Administration I have been assuming that there have been some "successfully" reached agreements or "deals" but they go un-reported because MSM refuses to publicize any positive or successful outcomes Trumps admin might have ...
WilyRickWiles replies on Oct 12, 2019:
@Bay0Wulf Those past deals certainly didn't have the Trump name on them. And I hear the Trump name is worth a great deal!
With a China trade deal allegedly in the works, something occurred to me.
Bay0Wulf comments on Oct 12, 2019:
Basically the way I see it, you’re a full blown anti Trump person with very little useful to say as well as a Doomcrier ... Trump is so far from “lazy” that it’s laughable to see you put that in print. I’d continue but honestly your posts aren’t worth the time to read and your thoughts...
WilyRickWiles replies on Oct 12, 2019:
It's 12-dimensional chess, right?
Jordan Peterson is a fake character fabricated by Žižek...
Christian31 comments on Oct 11, 2019:
Cultural marxism's long march through western cultural intitutions is self evident. Aimed to destroy family, religion, private property and the nation. Family breakdown (no problem), education (critical theory, challenge all standards), western culture bad, everything its done wrong....this is ...
WilyRickWiles replies on Oct 11, 2019:
https://reason.com/2018/10/14/dont-blame-karl-marx-for-cultu/
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