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Zguy28

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On 6/2/2017 at 9:20 PM, Jumbo said:

 

 

Since one is a major Conservative Christian leader and the other is a damned sexual deviant, I sure hope you see the moral and spiritual differences between the two.

Last I checked, Kathy Griffin wasn't a Conservative Christian. Just sayin...

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Today we have a group called Antifa which claims to be against fascists while running around attempting to shut down everyone else's right to free speech via violence. The left is absolutely 100% insane (at least if you follow the mainstream media). No wonder Donald Trump is the President.  The country had to endure 8 years of the Obama administration on top of that.  Again, no wonder Trump was elected.

 

On top of that there are literally hundreds of paid protesters (George Soros) causing issues across the country.  If you ask any of these people regular questions they get angry and resort to name calling and/or violence.

 

Go read wikileaks and see what Hillary, the DNC, and Podesta were doing.  Criminals. All of them.

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21 minutes ago, Thirtyfive2seven said:

Today we have a group called Antifa which claims to be against fascists while running around attempting to shut down everyone else's right to free speech via violence. The left is absolutely 100% insane (at least if you follow the mainstream media). No wonder Donald Trump is the President.  The country had to endure 8 years of the Obama administration on top of that.  Again, no wonder Trump was elected.

 

On top of that there are literally hundreds of paid protesters (George Soros) causing issues across the country.  If you ask any of these people regular questions they get angry and resort to name calling and/or violence.

 

Go read wikileaks and see what Hillary, the DNC, and Podesta were doing.  Criminals. All of them.

 

This is the perfect right-wing post.  It's rambling, wildly off-topic and jammed up with talking points.

 

Superb.

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Thirtyfive2seven

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15 minutes ago, TryTheBeal! said:

 

This is the perfect right-wing post.  It's rambling, wildly off-topic and jammed up with talking points.

 

Superb.

The perfect response from a liberal. 

16 minutes ago, Bang said:

lol.. go read wikileaks.

Everyone else lies!

 

We're just ****ed, you know.
Truth is dead.

 

~Bang

Hey Bang, when has wikileaks ever been proven to put out false information?  The answer is never.

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PF Chang

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41 minutes ago, Thirtyfive2seven said:

 

On top of that there are literally hundreds of paid protesters (George Soros) causing issues across the country.  If you ask any of these people regular questions they get angry and resort to name calling and/or violence.

 

 

Oh my god, literally hundreds of paid protesters. Terrifying. How will we ever feel safe again? 

 

Plus there's the Clinton Death Squad still out there. Seth Rich!!!

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Sacks 'n' Stuff

Sacks 'n' Stuff

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1 hour ago, Thirtyfive2seven said:

The country had to endure 8 years of the Obama administration on top of that.  Again, no wonder Trump was elected.

I'd like to focus on this. Please give me one specific point in support of this notion. What was so bad about Obama that it would lead to a Donald Trump?

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While we know what Assange has dropped, and we know who his friends and enemies are, what we don't know is what he hasn't dropped.

So, accuracy depends on which truth he wants you to know.

This wide-eyed willingness to swallow everything without wondering what else there may be, or what motivates any of it is what makes the people in this country currently so susceptible to propaganda and influence, and why our allies are currently wondering if we are still their allies, and deciding we're probably not.

 

But go ahead, trust it. Good 'ol Julian and his friends most certainly have the best interests of this nation in mind.

 

~Bang

 

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PF Chang

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Was that post going for GOP bingo? 

 

Antifa

George Soros 
Wikileaks

Podesta

DNC

Criminal/murderer Hillary

"Enduring" the Obama presidency

Vague hint that the election of Donald Trump was somehow inevitable

 

I think you forgot about Black Lives Matter and the Deep State coup.  

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For anyone who has seen the Public’s production – or read Julius Caesar – the message is not particularly ambiguous. Julius Caesar is not a pro-assassination play.

 

“What’s kind of amusing, in a slightly grim way, about this is to have Julius Caesar of all things suddenly the point at which the right can no longer endure free expression, which they’ve been hollering for,” said Stephen Greenblatt, a leading Shakespeare scholar at Harvard University. “Every time they send out a crazy provocateur on campus, they go bonkers if there are protests.”

 

The staging presents a sharp reminder to liberal Americans: it is dangerous to go too far to oppose a politician who you think is on the brink of becoming a tyrant. If your hatred of Trump leads to violence, you will destroy the republic.

 

The point of the play, Greenblatt said, is that it can be dangerous to get what you think you want – and that the assassination of a hated leader “could bring an end to the very republic you’re trying to save”.

 

“It’s weird to have that, then, be the object of this kind of hysteria,” he said.

 

A New York Times theater critic wrote in a favorable review over the weekend: “This Julius Caesar is a deeply democratic offering, befitting both the Public and the public – and the times ... If in achieving that goal, it flirts a little with the violent impulses it otherwise hopes to contain, and risks arousing pro-Trump backlash, that’s unfortunate but forgivable.”

 

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1 hour ago, Sacks 'n' Stuff said:

I'd like to focus on this. Please give me one specific point in support of this notion. What was so bad about Obama that it would lead to a Donald Trump?

 

Well obviously, Obama wasn't a rich, white, male! 

 

Heaven forfend that those abominable eight years were followed by a female, of all people!  The white, patriarchal ruling class wouldn't stand for that.

 

/sarcasm

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1 hour ago, Bang said:

While we know what Assange has dropped, and we know who his friends and enemies are, what we don't know is what he hasn't dropped.

So, accuracy depends on which truth he wants you to know.

This wide-eyed willingness to swallow everything without wondering what else there may be, or what motivates any of it is what makes the people in this country currently so susceptible to propaganda and influence, and why our allies are currently wondering if we are still their allies, and deciding we're probably not.

 

But go ahead, trust it. Good 'ol Julian and his friends most certainly have the best interests of this nation in mind.

 

~Bang

 

They're all leakers!!! Its all a bunch of covfefe.

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11 minutes ago, Thirtyfive2seven said:

Lied to the American people about the Affordable Health Care act.
Fast N Furious

 

 

 

EVERY TIME the right is asked to counter Donald Trump's myriad - and I mean myriad - lies about, well everything, with examples from Barack Obama, they bring up the "if you like you doctor you can keep you doctor."  Every time, and that's the ONLY thing they can think of in rebuttal.

 

ATF has, at any one time, scores of operations to combat illegal gun trafficking which never receive attention beyond the Special Agent in Charge level.  To blame Obama for Fast and Furious is laughable to anyone outside the right-wing bubblesphere.

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1 minute ago, Dan T. said:

 

 

EVERY TIME the right is asked to counter Donald Trump's myriad - and I mean myriad - lies about, well everything, with examples from Barack Obama, they bring up the "if you like you doctor you can keep you doctor."  Every time, and that's the ONLY thing they can think of in rebuttal.

 

ATF has, at any one time, scores of operations to combat illegal gun trafficking which never receive attention beyond the Special Agent in Charge level.  To blame Obama for Fast and Furious is laughable to anyone beyond the right-wing bubblesphere.

 

Not to mention, that every President is going to have things on their resume that people don't like and disagree with.  Your question wasn't really "name stuff about Obama you don't like." It was an honest request for some examples of things so bad, so outside the realm of "normal level stuff that I don't like about the other side"  that it would lead people to believe Donald Trump was/is a good option as President.

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Sacks 'n' Stuff

Sacks 'n' Stuff

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1 hour ago, Thirtyfive2seven said:

Lied to the American people about the Affordable Health Care act.

Very good. The statement about being able to keep your existing plan was untrue. Whether it was a lie or he was just wrong to believe it is debatable. Either way, it's a fair criticism. It was an impossible promise to keep.

 

Now explain to me how that leads to Donald Trump. Since the man's entire campaign was built on lies and impossible to keep promises, his voters obviously don't care about that sort of thing.

 

Your next point please... What else was so terrible about Obama?

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