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Sgt Bilko » 12 Oct 2017 3:50 pm » wrote: Misty once again succumbing to Trump Derangement Syndrome.

I see you chose to come back and purposely ignored that I busted you in a lie. Where is your honor?

Misty » 12 Oct 2017 3:54 pm » wrote: That's okay.
I will forgive you since you do also post funny stuff in here.

Unlike some others who shall remain nameless, you understand the spirit of this thread.
And, you're one of my favorite Conservatives on this forum.

We disagree all the time, but it's always civil.
I appreciate that.

I disagree with Neo a lot. But still...like him in a way.

For Bilko.

How much evidence do you need?

I was right from day one.

Neo-Nazis are using shared anger over NFL players kneeling during the national anthem to recruit and radicalize white conservatives, a report from Newsweek found.

Newsweek spoke to several prominent white nationalists, including Billy Roper and Richard Spencer, who said they are taking advantage of “shared grievances” to make inroads with otherwise “normal” conservatives.

Roper, a former schoolteacher and prominent neo-Nazi voice, said the best recruiting strategies center around this idea of building a common identity.

“I could be at the grocery store and be next to someone at the produce aisle and simply say, ‘Wow, can you believe the price of produce these days?'” he said to Newsweek.

And now that the NFL protests against inequality have caught on across the league, one of the first players to kneel and a prominent left activist voice, Colin Kaepernick, has drawn the ire of plenty of people on the right, from rank and file Republicans to extremist white supremacists. Even President Donald Trump has repeatedly attacked the protesting NFL players, saying that any player who kneels is “son of a bitch” who should be fired.”

For Roper, it’s not much of a jump to going from being upset at the kneeling protesters to espousing white supremacist views. He acknowledges that the election of Trump shifted “the Overton window far enough to the right” to make this a viable strategy.





It...keeps...adding....up.

So on the nose. Idiocracy come true.

On the heels of his IQ test challenge to his Secretary of State, Rex Tillerson, one of Trump’s former professor’s words from the University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton School of Business and Finance has come back to haunt him.

The late Professor William T. Kelley, who taught marketing at Wharton for 31 years and had Trump in his classroom, said, “Donald Trump was the dumbest goddamn student I ever had,” in a conversation with his close friend Frank DiPrima.

Kelley made the comment while Trump was already a public figure, but had not yet ventured into politics.

Rick Perry said on record that Puerto Rico was it's own country.


Look it up.


If you support republicans you are stupid. You support ignorance.

This is a public service I provide. You are welcome.

onlyaladd » 12 Oct 2017 10:00 pm » wrote:

How much evidence do you need?

I was right from day one.

He said the same thing about Florida.



Check this out.

A FEMA spokesman said Thursday that the agency still has personnel at work in Louisiana supporting local and state recovery efforts dating back to Hurricane Katrina in 2005.

FEMA personnel are also supporting New York’s and New Jersey’s continuing recovery from superstorm Sandy of 2012.

https://www.wsj.com/articles/house-is-e ... 1507833576

My boyfriend Christopher Meloni is so funny.



And hot. He's hot too. So hot.



And hung. He's hung too. So hung.

http://i.imgur.com/5VDTF.gif

Gotta love the replies to these Tweets.
He's probably sitting on the toilet right now with his phone furiously blocking people.

Ricky Tavy » 20 Oct 2017 9:34 pm » wrote:

Ouch! Smack down by CNN Senior Washington Correspondent and Anchor Brianna Keilar.