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#1731 Re: The Garden » US Politics Thread » 394 weeks ago

https://miami.cbslocal.com/2018/10/26/1 … -facility/

Looks like they may have gotten him.  Now let's see if he really was an incompetent retard, or someone pretending to be an incompetent retard for whatever reason.

#1732 Re: The Garden » US Politics Thread » 394 weeks ago

mitchejw wrote:
Randall Flagg wrote:

So now that we know the bombs were essentially intentional duds, and were never capable of exploding or designed to, will the nut jobs who were screaming this was an assassination attempt apologize?

https://www.cnn.com/2018/10/26/politics … index.html


It's clear to anyone who doesn't think 9/11 was an inside job that these "bombs" were sent to create hysteria and get the media to continue to go full retard.  They were never sent to harm anyone.  The bomber's motives are still unknown, but in my humble opinion, this is becoming more and more likely to have originated from some liberal looking to create drama and a story.  I'm sure the truther will continue to lecture us on the dangers of speech though.

Hopefully the bomber is found soon and is paraded on national TV.

RF has concluded his investigation everyone. We all can rest easier.


No, mouth breather.  I haven't concluded shit.  You and your other partisan window lickers, particularly the guy who thinks 9/11 is an inside job, are claiming you know the culprit and their motive.  I'm just providing facts.  The "bombs" were inert.  They're essentially props.  So you can choose to believe some moronic red neck who was so fucking stupid, not only could he not follow simple instruction to make a fuse, but he can't spell Florida, was able to do this and not immediately be caught.  Or you can acknowledge the very obvious and apparent reality that someone manufactured these devices and sent them to these people to create hysteria.  Who they are and what there true motives are, isn't known. 

But please, continue to embarrass yourself for the rest of the forum's enjoyment.

#1733 Re: The Garden » US Politics Thread » 394 weeks ago

So now that we know the bombs were essentially intentional duds, and were never capable of exploding or designed to, will the nut jobs who were screaming this was an assassination attempt apologize?

https://www.cnn.com/2018/10/26/politics … index.html


It's clear to anyone who doesn't think 9/11 was an inside job that these "bombs" were sent to create hysteria and get the media to continue to go full retard.  They were never sent to harm anyone.  The bomber's motives are still unknown, but in my humble opinion, this is becoming more and more likely to have originated from some liberal looking to create drama and a story.  I'm sure the truther will continue to lecture us on the dangers of speech though.

Hopefully the bomber is found soon and is paraded on national TV.

#1734 Re: The Garden » US Politics Thread » 394 weeks ago

CSS 2.0 wrote:

I quoted both of you and used the word ”pair” for a reason.

10 people have been sent functional pipebombs. You honestly don’t take issue with any of that? It’s domestic terrorism.

This really isn’t some party issue either. You’re not picking one side over another by merely acknowledging that sending explosives with an intent to murder political opponents is fucked up.

But if your first thought when something like this happens is a wild conspiracy theory then I can’t help you - nor you me.


Who thinks sending pipe bombs to anyone is ok?  You've said this, BigBri has said this.

Who?

It's fucking horrible.  The FBI should find those responsible and punish them to the full extent of the law.  I don't think you're going to find anyone who disagrees with this.

I personally think the likelihood that this is some progressive slapping on "Get R Done" stickers and spelling like a retard is a jab at a stereotype of red neck Trumpkins, is worth considering.  I don't think the bomber is incapable of spelling "Florida" or the various other mistakes we've been made aware of.  But it could just as easily be some Alt Right crazy like the dipshit who shot up a pizza parlor. 

We have no idea yet who is behind this or why. 

But to blame Trump for this shit is laugh out loud hysterical.  Who do we blame for the "ricin" scare a couple weeks ago?  Who gets blamed for the guy who shot up congress and wounded Scalise?

We've had every level of the Democratic party call Trump an illegitimate president.  A fascist.  A nazi.  CNN and MSNBC still spend a couple hours a week talking about Trump working with Putin.  Fuck, PaSnow just lowered the IQ of the forum a few days ago when he said he thought Melania was a KBG operative.  SLC is still posting here after spending years on how 9/11 was a Republican inside job. 

Despite all of this hysteria, and don't think I've forgotten the idiots who were focused on Benghazi or Obama's birth certificate, we're supposed to believe Trump is responsible for this?  He's come out against it, he's assigned the FBI to look into it.  He's called for unity. 


Polluxlm got ridiculed for his conspiracy theories.  Why do we allow others to parade their own partisan nonsense?

Now excuse me while I go watch more videos of Antifa beating up old men and hitting people in the head with bike locks.

#1735 Re: The Garden » US Politics Thread » 396 weeks ago

mitchejw wrote:

Bingo!

Despite being the one that accuses me of being a cheerleader for political parties of the sort of NFL football teams, RF shows his understanding of American political parties as exactly like a  super fam cheering for his favorite NFL team. Because clearly 1850s Democrats are exactly the same as 2018 Democrats. Its truly a brilliant and astute analysis by a deep thinker.

Huh?  I stated that offering people free shit is a great way to attract voters, and used the fact that despite 1920s era Democrats supporting Jim Crow and Segregation, black Americans left the Republican party to join the Democratic because Democrats embraced legislation that gave them "free" shit.  You can certainly argue the promise of strong labor unions, and worker's rights is a more accurate representation of their platform than "free" shit, but you can't deny that the racist beliefs of the party were overlooked in favor of those worker friendly policies. I never said that the party of 1850 is the same of 2018, but you didn't post to make a counterpoint or engage in discussion.  You posted to attack me, because reality doesn't fit your talking points. 


mitchejw wrote:

Bingo!

I’m truly sad that you are offended or bothered by getting things for free, except I’m going to guess that when you signed up for the military you got a giant bonus from the taxpayers for free! Unless you think signing your name and a piece of paper is some sort of labor that is worth rewarding  $20,000. Which I’m sure you do.

The military does offer a signing bonus to many job specialties, just as the private sector does.  I had my college paid for under an ROTC scholarship.  You can attack me and by proxy the main driver of how the US Military recruits its officer corps.  I'm not offended by your rhetoric, because I don't take you seriously.  You're clearly acting out, and posting on this forum to insult me provides you with enjoyment.  I personally think that a young American who enlists into the military in a time of war is certainly entitled to some financial compensation and recruitment incentives.  I do make the distinction between a youth who chooses to serve and one who chooses to get blazed and work a McJob.  That's the kind of society I want, and what we're all supposed to be working for.  If you want to do your own thing, go for it, just don't expect me or anyone to pretend some kid living at home with his parents is equal to the 19 year old dodging bullets in Afghanistan.

mitchejw wrote:

Bingo!

Based on earlier comments about Who should and should not have the right to vote I’m going to guess that you belong to either the federalist or the Whig political party both of which died out in the early 1800s. I’m  also going to guess that you’ve never heard of those two political parties before.

Yea, you schooled me Mitch.  You're the only person on this forum to take 6th grade social studies. 

mitchejw wrote:

Bingo!

In comments like these you choose not to address who does and does not have the right to vote and instead choose to be glib and sarcastic. You’re also the same person that sleeps underneath an American flag every night in your bed as your preferred choice of comforter.  Isn’t it so much fun getting to pick and choose who has the right to vote and he doesn’t? You should start a Facebook club that allows white men to pontificate on these sorts of topics.

What are you talking about?  When did I ever mention anything about a right to vote?  You literally created an argument with me just so you could insult me.  C'mon dude.

mitchejw wrote:

I really truly believe that you went to Iraq to protect the rights of rich white men. We all thank you for that service.

Finally,   White men will have their say in a country where they are so deeply oppressed.

Bingo.................

I went to Iraq because I was ordered to.  Everyone knows you're just swinging low because you're using me as a proxy for all of your anger  from your perception of how the country is being governed.  I enlisted, went to basic training, and eventually received an ROTC scholarship all before 9/11.  In our Military Science 101 class 2 days after 9/11, I said I thought we shouldn't go to Afghanistan because it would be another Vietnam.  I was fucking 19 years old and didn't know my ass from a hole in the ground, but that was my position.  A year later when Iraq was on the horizon, I said we shouldn't attack Saddam just because he has WMDs.  Iraq was a sovereign nation, and so long as they weren't actively trying to engage the US in conflict or our allies, we have no right to invade them.  I'm consistent.  Or at least I was developing those critical thinking skills in college while all of this occured.  You seem to have never developed them.

I joined the Army in the peace time.  I had no idea 9/11 and Iraq were going to happen.  But it would be pretty fucking shitty to sign up, and then refuse to deploy when war was declared. 

But sure, post this nonsense and show how unhinged you are.  You don't know me, Mitch.  I'm not the boogieman you make out to be.  If this is what you're going to post, I'm going to ignore you.  I have no interest in playing a part in your fetish.

#1736 Re: The Garden » US Politics Thread » 396 weeks ago

buzzsaw wrote:

Giving people free shit so they vote for you isn't exactly fighting fair.


Bingo.  That's why Democrats have had the black vote since the 1920s, despite being the party of Jim Crow and the KKK.  "Free" shit is a hell of an incentive.

#1737 Re: The Garden » US Politics Thread » 397 weeks ago

Randall Flagg wrote:
mitchejw wrote:

Just as i suspected...no matter what any investigation uncovered they were going to confirm him.


So you equally agreed that regardless of the report, Democrats were going to vote no?  And you’re ok with that?

It’s not over yet. They have 3 cloture votes that may not be yes tomorrow. If they lose more than 1 of those 3, he’s done.

I’m expecting it to be 48-52 against tomorrow. Especially if Collins announces a “no” at 3.


I guess I was wrong.  It's not confirmed to be at least 50-50, with Manchin and Collins stating they'll vote "yes", meaning Pence will break the tie.  Only question is will Flake vote "no" as a final insult before he leaves congress permanently.  It certainly won't help him in 2020 if the rumors of him challenging Trump or going 3rd party are true.

#1738 Re: The Garden » US Politics Thread » 397 weeks ago

I saw Emily Ratajkowski was arrested with Amy Schumer yesterday protesting in the Capitol building.  The irony of a woman who became famous because she flashed her tits in a music video called "blurred lines" about fucking women who say "no", trying to be an advocate against sexual assault, isn't lost on me.

The 3:47 mark is my favorite.  The tiny "stop sign" on her ass.

#1739 Re: The Garden » US Politics Thread » 397 weeks ago

mitchejw wrote:

Just as i suspected...no matter what any investigation uncovered they were going to confirm him.


So you equally agreed that regardless of the report, Democrats were going to vote no?  And you’re ok with that?

It’s not over yet. They have 3 cloture votes that may not be yes tomorrow. If they lose more than 1 of those 3, he’s done.

I’m expecting it to be 48-52 against tomorrow. Especially if Collins announces a “no” at 3.

#1740 Re: The Garden » US Politics Thread » 397 weeks ago

TheMole wrote:
Randall Flagg wrote:
TheMole wrote:

Bayer is German...


With offices, research and patents in the US. None of that negates my argument though. But you knew that.

Bayer spends three times more on R&D in socialist Europe than it does in all of North America, it has 5 times more employees in the EU than in the US and Canada combined. Bayer Canada employs almost 1000 people in R&D. I'm unsure what your argument actually is, to be honest, beyond "rah-rah, 'muricah". Pharmaceuticals are a global business, the bulk of J&J's research (an example of an actual American company) is done overseas because they go where the brains are, not where the corporate tax rate is lowest.

Pharmaceutical companies choose to do business in Canada because it makes business sense for them to do so. No one is holding a gun to Ian C. Reed's head, Pfizer simply thinks Canada is a market worth being active in and therefore plays by Canadian rules.

What is your argument?


Maybe read my entire post instead of trying to make an argument over Bayer. I know you only pop in every few months to post at me. I appreciate it, I like having a fan. But try to stay intellectually honest.

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