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ScottMon » 19 Feb 2022, 9:57 pm » wrote: ↑

19 Feb 2022, 9:57 pm

Trouble is, Diversity is going to happen no matter what you do.  nature abhors homogeny.

Real diversity "happening" is wondeful. I prsonally like it - a LOT.

Fake diversity being shoved down throats, not so much. 

Be very clear about yourself. You are no fan of diversity. You don't even know what diversity is, or why it should be valued.

If you WERE such, you would celebrate and wish to see preserved, rather than forcibly altered, the many pockets of white American culture in all of their diversity; from the gulf coast to the northwest woods - cultures formed from the clay and honest toil of the people who live those cultures: the woodsmen of the Pacific Northwest, the Shrimpers of Louisianna, the fishing fleets of the Florida coast and the Maryland coast and the Mine coast - the farms and villages of Vermont, etc. All of these cultures have their own histories, their own stories, their own songs, their own folk art, their own cuisines. THAT is what diversity looks like - not the forced "melting pot" that you mistake for diversity, but which is actually the homogeneity that you say nature abhors. 

You are no proponent of diversity. You are its enemy. You have about the same command of diversity as you do of gender and climate and liberalism. You stole my childhood. 

 
 

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Bigsky Feb 19, 2022

Go to original post on Feb 20, 2022 5:45am

Midwits tend to be smart enough to figure out why the various races evolved and inherit particular PHYSICAL traits.

Black people have black skin cause of sun. Whites tend to have lactose tolerance cause of centuries of diet. Tibetans have high altitude genes cause high altitude etc..

But what they fail to figure out is that among a
Highly social animal such as humans...the society and the culture also is a necessary aspect if your 'environment'. 

this might FEEL confusing to the midwit because it is kinda abstract I guess. But even if a midwit devotes some thought to this I think it ought to become clear.

if you are a species like humans who RELY on cooperation to survive...then your culture becomes even less abstract than the sun is to Africans. 

And every community...every culture has its own rules about hierarchy, who reproduces, how cooperation occurs, etc. 

Different races must necessarily have adapted to different cultures...being necessary for survival.

it OUGHT to be easy to imagine what happens to a community composed of different individuals with totally different adaptations and instincts about how to fit in and cooperate with their community. 
 
 

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SJConspirator Feb 19, 2022, Cannonpointer Feb 21, 2022

Go to original post on Feb 20, 2022 2:47pm

Let's hope Russia hasn't had the diversity training that will certainly give our troops the edge! Can't wait to see how our transgender operators perform in the field!

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TB7 Feb 23, 2022

Go to original post on Feb 24, 2022 12:56pm

FOS » 24 Feb 2022, 8:38 pm » wrote: ↑

24 Feb 2022, 8:38 pm

I never imagined that the credibility of 'experts' could have been so ruined.

how are people going to decide what to believe now?

The vast majority of people still believe “experts.”

I have a friend in Malaysia who told me everyone still masks up and the one time she took her kid to some park and didn’t, people all around her gave her a weird look.

Malaysia has very low deaths/population (presumably the low IQ population thinks it’s due to lockdowns and masks). 
 
When she told me this I straight up told her that her country was full of low IQ ppl (which she responded to by laughing).
 

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Cannonpointer Feb 24, 2022

Go to original post on Feb 25, 2022 1:04am

Famagusta » 24 Feb 2022, 8:40 am » wrote: ↑

24 Feb 2022, 8:40 am

This mess wouldn’t have happened under Trump.

And China is observing America’s weakness, under the old dotard. A year into his “office”, and chaos everywhere. There’s already a military presence in the South China Sea.

Trump has been licking Putin's *** for years. 

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Crazytrain Feb 24, 2022

Go to original post on Feb 24, 2022 9:13am

Pastafarian » 28 Feb 2022, 6:34 am » wrote: ↑

28 Feb 2022, 6:34 am

what coup are you referring to?

In 2013, Ukrainian president Viktor Yanukovych rejected the European Union’s offer to join, in favor of a Russian offer. He had been duly elected in balloting that international observers considered "reasonably free and fair" - which is about as high a ranking as a democracy can get. His term of service would expire two years later in 2016.

Pissed off pro-western demonstrators filled the Ukrainian equivalent of Red Square or the Washington Mall (Maidan). Western leaders made it clear that they supported the efforts of demonstrators to force Yanukovych to reverse course and approve the EU agreement or, if he would not do so, to remove the president before his term expired. Sen. John McCain, who was the ranking Republican on the Senate Armed Services Committee at the time, went to Kiev to show solidarity with the Euromaidan activists. McCain dined with opposition leaders, including members of the ultra right‐​wing Svoboda Party - basically neo-nazis, - and later appeared on stage in Maidan Square during a mass rally. He stood shoulder to shoulder with Svoboda leader Oleg Tyagnibok.

Just so ya get the flavor? Tyahnybok wants to introduce an "ethnicity" section into Ukrainian passports. He is an open far right racist. He wants to pass a Ukrainian Only language barrier for employment in Ukraine's civil service, and to declare Ukrainian as the "official language" of Ukraine - something you have been instructed to consider racist in the United States. He also wants to re-establish Ukraine as a nuclear power. 

Victoria Nuland, Obama's assistant secretary of state for European and Eurasian Affairs, and her subordinates, were very open and brazen in favoring and encouraging a coup. Nuland made several trips, on one of which she handed out cookies in 
Kyiv's Independence Square (aka Maidan). She was famously recorded saying **** the E.U. if they won't step up and get their hands dirty (paraphrased). In that call - intercepted and released by Russian intelligence, she was picking cabinet members in the new government which the Obama administration intended to (and did) cause to be installed. 

Another Nuland intercept rendered these gems: “We want to try to get somebody with an international personality to come out here and help to midwife this thing;" and, based on a promise from a top Biden aide, “...probably tomorrow for an atta‐​boy and to get the details to stick. So Biden’s willing.”

Both the Obama administration and most of the American news media portrayed the coup as a spontaneous, popular uprising against a corrupt and brutal government. A February 24, 2014, Washington Post editorial celebrated the Maidan demonstrators and their successful campaign to overthrow Yanukovych. The “moves were democratic,” the Washington Post concluded, and “Kiev is now controlled by pro‐​Western parties.”
Here is a reprint from blackagendareport.com - a far left leaning site according to media bias check. It was taken from FAIR - a center left outlet according to that same media bias check organization: 

https://blackagendareport.com/what-you- ... ut-ukraine

The government Russia is toppling was put in place NOT by Ukrainians, but by beltway operatives all the way up to the Vice President of the United States. It is not a legitimate government. 
 
 
 

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SJConspirator Feb 27, 2022

Go to original post on Feb 28, 2022 1:52pm

First the right wing called Biden a war monger.

And they preached against attacking Russia.

Even said we should give Ukraine to Russia because Russia should have a barrier against NATO

Now the right wing is saying Biden is weak for not attack Russia and starting world war three.



These cons have no honor. Will saying anything at any time depending on which way the wind is blowing.

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SJConspirator Feb 28, 2022

Go to original post on Mar 01, 2022 6:31pm

For anyone interested in non-propaganda:

I have read sources that more or less echo the corrupt and lying mainstream media's narratives in the US as well as "pro Russia" propaganda regarding Russian actions as preemptive enterprise to prevent Ukraine from joining NATO - both with an open mind.

Regardless of how often the mainstream media lies, I will give their arguments a fair shake since I am a neutral arbitrator/bringer of righteous judgment.

It is entirely possible Russia has neo-imperial ambitions to gobble up Ukraine as it sees the country as rightfully part of "Mother Russia." This was echoed by an OpEd in the WaPo (which is about as MSM as you get).

Ukrainians, other than a few mostly ethnic Russian provinces in the East, do not see themselves as Russian. They are interested in becoming more like Western and Central Europe. Many pro-Putin websites and authors neglect to mention this. (@GeorgeWashington should take note of this as he assumed before that Ukrainians were mostly pro-Russia. The Western half is certainly not.)

If Pootie does conquer Ukraine, I can only imagine he will have extreme difficulty taming the population. If he decides to do some "regime change" but leaves Ukraine as an independent state that means we have misread his intentions, but I don't think Pootie's intentions are so noble.

Now let's talk about NATO.

NATO was supposed to disband after the fall of the Soviet Union, but they did not. There were also verbal agreements not to include former Soviet bloc countries into the alliance. While any former Soviet bloc country can apply, NATO can simply refuse; Russia wanted those countries to remain "neutral buffer states." Obviously, this request was denied as NATO slowly crept toward Russia's borders. Russia does not want missiles on its doorstep (a perfectly reasonable position).

Former military officials/state dept personnel even back when Bush 2 was pres. warned against inducting Ukraine as a member of NATO. It is precisely why Obama refused to consider it while he was President even though his CIA/NWO/(((globalist))) handlers wanted it.

(Credit should go to Obama even though he is indeed a servant of the globalists)

We also saw the CIA backed color revolution in Ukraine that spurred "regime change." The president of Ukraine showed interest in becoming a part of the EU and increasing economic ties with the West but backed off after threats from Putin. He was disposed of (likely) after the United States saw him as insufficiently bending to their will - too weak and impotent to carry out the globalists' orders. 

There are many progressive and conservative retards who claimed that the Pres. Of Ukraine during the color revolution was "corrupt" and a massive grifter - thus the color revolution was justified. This is irrelevant. If we had a moral obligation to clean out corrupt politicians and grifters, well over 85% of our bureaucrats and politicians in Washington D.C. would get "cleaned out" (one can only wish that would happen)

Then you had "Russian stooge" Trump sending arms to Ukraine during his 4 years in office.

What you need to draw from this -


Putin may very well have invaded Ukraine even without NATO's intervention and meddling, but you can say both sides share the blame in what is unfolding. What percentage of blame you wish to assign is up to you, but these seem to be the facts I have gathered.

 
 

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Cannonpointer Mar 01, 2022

Go to original post on Mar 01, 2022 6:13pm

Vegas » 05 Mar 2022, 10:22 pm » wrote: ↑

05 Mar 2022, 10:22 pm

Where did I say that Russia ever invaded Europe? I said they have been a pain in the *** to Europe.

Sorry that I made your words MEAN anything. Don't know what I was thinking.

Okay, then. Your words carried no specific meaning whatsoever.

Vegas » 05 Mar 2022, 10:22 pm » wrote: ↑

05 Mar 2022, 10:22 pm

Like Mexico is a pain in our ***. At one time there was the Warsaw pact to counter balance NATO. Now there is just NATO. We can expect hostility between the two. Or is NATO and the previous Warsaw pact just me watching the media also? That never happened either, right?

So what you're saying is, one of the two fighters in a fight is gone, but the fight should go on?

Okay.

Sorry - I just **** up and tried to make sense of that **** - and I KNOW that was wrong of me.

But, just so you leave this post more educated than you entered it, the following "warsaw pact" nations are now MEMBERS of NATO - not contending with it - not "hostile" to it:

Poland
Hungary
Romania
Bulgaria
Estonia
Latvia
Lithuania
East Germany (absorbed)

That was without googling. After googling, I add:
Albania (everyone forgets albania)
Croatia
Czechia
Slovakia
Slovenia.

So WHICH **** "warsaw pact nations," in par-****-ticular, are you referring to when you suggest that there is a lingering grudge between them and NATO? Don't answer - let me help you. Here is a list of the remaining warsaw pact nations that have NOT become members of NATO:

....

That's it, kid. ^ Are you STARTING TO SMELL what the rock is cooking?

Now, the warsaw pact and the soviet union were two different things. The soviet union was, ITSELF, a member of the warsaw pact. And the soviet union included the current russian federation (Russia proper), Georgia, Ukraine, Belarus and the Stans. Also, the baltic states, which I listed as former warsaw pact nations, were actually full blown members of the soviet union - not merely warsaw pact nations. So NATO has incorporated not just every former warsaw pact nation, but actual remnants of the soviet union proper. NATO recently stirred up trouble with Georgia, and Russia had to take a switch to that country. Now it has stirred **** in Ukraine, and Russia is taking a switch to THAT country. 

In addition to these previous warsaw pact countries, NATO has also incorporated Turkey and Norway, both of which border Russia. Those "pain in the ***" Russians wanted to maybe have ONE **** buffer state between themselves and a criminal organization (google the terror-bombing of serbia, for STARTERS) which exists EXPRESSLY and exists EXCLUSIVELY to keep Russia in a constant state of harassment and poverty.

 
 

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SJConspirator Mar 05, 2022

Go to original post on Mar 05, 2022 10:49pm

Amazing how fast people stopped talking about Rona after the media stopped with the dire hourly stories of how white uneducated Trump supporters were defiantly spreading the disease. A claim that has always been more Jussie than journalism. Masks have dropped nation wide regardless of the local transmission rate. 

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FOS Mar 06, 2022

Go to original post on Mar 06, 2022 7:38am

In the continuing saga of what COULD have and SHOULD have been done to address Trump's many CRIMES comes the revelation that D.A. Briggs just went BELLY UP in his (non) investigation, while still covering up the resignation letters of two prosecutors who quit upon realizing Briggs' unwillingness to pursue.  So yet another who hadn't the balls to go through with it. (Though I suspect there will be revelations to come as to why and WHO influenced him.)

 NY DA Bragg Ends Trump Investigation, Misleads about Reason for Not Releasing Resignation Letters

Prosecutors resigned after Alvin Bragg said he wasn't prepared to move forward with indictment of Trump - CNNPolitics

Manhattan DA's refusal to release Trump prosecutors' resignation letters questioned by legal expert - Raw Story

MEANWHILE, more on what could or should happen, not that we'll be holding our breaths:

Trump could be charged with obstruction and conspiracy if the DOJ 'seriously' digs in: former prosecutor - Raw Story

Eastman emails provide the type of evidence the DOJ needs to prosecute Trump: legal expert - Raw Story

Merrick Garland Should Tell Us if DOJ Is Investigating Trump for His Attempted Coup – Mother Jones

Trump's Theft of 'Public Property' Can Be Used to Ban Him From Holding Office Again: Watergate Lawyer

Trump's Tax Debt Could Make Him A National Security Risk, Ethics Experts Say | HuffPost Latest News

Trump could end up broke with only his pensions if Letitia James shuts his business down: David Cay Johnston

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nuckin futz Mar 07, 2022

Go to original post on Mar 07, 2022 10:19pm

Neo » 08 Mar 2022, 2:40 pm » wrote: ↑

08 Mar 2022, 2:40 pm

Never had a real issue with gays. As Andrew Dice Clay puts it, I can understand sucking dick. Homosexualities impact is limited to those in the relationships and tangentially their families. I have never been opposed, outside of religious holdings, to gay marriage. The Transsexuals ask is bigger, it's impact goes well beyond one's personal bedroom habits or fetishism. It asks that every other member of society they encounter to acknowledge, respect, and pretend to share their personal delusion. It's an unreasonable request.

I feel no need to be 'tolerant' to homosexuals either.

Maybe they are born that way and they can't help it. Fine. It is like being born with cancer or something. Okay. Nature sometimes makes mistakes. 

I wouldn't burn such people at the stake. But i would at least ask them to be discrete. There are children and other innocent parts of our society who need not be exposed to such perversions and accidents of nature. 
 
if they refuse to be discrete.. and if they view corruption of children as their fundamental teleology, then I will burn them at the stake. 
 
(And I will to do with total moral confidence, and see myself as a protector of that which is innocent and beautiful.)

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Cannonpointer Mar 07, 2022

Go to original post on Mar 08, 2022 2:31pm

Taipan » 08 Mar 2022, 3:21 pm » wrote: ↑

08 Mar 2022, 3:21 pm

As a free nation, does Ukraine have a right to choose
to join our fraternity if we invite them ?

They have every right to do whatever the **** they want. And they are free to live with the consequences.

Are you under the impression that they have a right to my labor?

Are you under the impression that I owe them some protection from the consequences of their actions?

Please explain how I became obligated. 
 

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SJConspirator Mar 07, 2022

Go to original post on Mar 08, 2022 3:58pm

By expanding NATO to Russian border, our oligarchs are instigating a new cold war, provoking nuclear retaliation.

The military contractors are already rich.  Greed is such a ugly sickness that it is causing them to sacrifice the future of our species on this planet for a few more dollars that they don't even need.

Humans may be less worthy of this green planet than the dinosaurs were.  Time will tell
 

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nuckin futz Mar 08, 2022

Go to original post on Mar 08, 2022 11:19am

Buffalo » 09 Mar 2022, 8:24 pm » wrote: ↑

09 Mar 2022, 8:24 pm

But do you know suffering?  Have you really experienced it first hand?

You bet.  I was a divorced mother raising 3 young daughters. I spent most of my life chasing down my deadbeat ex husband for child support. I, at times, was a recipient of food banks; and later on a volunteer. I worked 2 full time jobs to pay college tuition for my daughters.  Plus I did overtime.  Some weeks I worked almost 100 hours.

I worked 40 grueling years to provide a future for my daughters and myself.

I did it all by myself.

Do you think I understand suffering?
 
 

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Cannonpointer Mar 09, 2022

Go to original post on Mar 09, 2022 6:36pm

Awhile back someone asked my why do I support Democrats. I gave him (just) an off the top of my head short list of why and included a longer (off the top of my head) list of why I DON'T support Republicans.

Here are some of the most RECENT articles I've collected of things Republicans have said, done, supported, and defended, from some twenty news items I've saved of late.  Only twenty? Like I said... OF LATE.  Feel free to add your OWN.

Senate Republicans, who ballooned the national debt under Trump, block Democratic bill to pay for it
Kayleigh McEnany accidentally spotlights spiking murder rate that occurred under Trump to bash Biden on crime
Matt Gaetz boosts neo-Nazi 'Great Replacement Theory' as Republicans turn full fascist
Evangelical pastor claims that the reason Jesus hasn’t returned is because people aren’t donating enough money | indy100
Rep. Lauren Boebert used campaign funds for rent and utilities, new filing shows - CNNPolitics
Mike Pence didn't stand up to Trump, he tried 'over and over' to find a way to reverse the election
White House Warns That Debt Limit Showdown Could Hurt States | HuffPost
Sen. Whitehouse says allegations against Kavanaugh were ‘swept under the rug’ by FBI
Jen Psaki Slams Republicans "Who Stood By While Trump Fomented an Insurrection"
Kavanaugh probe must be reopened after FBI allegedly ignored thousands of tips about him: ex-federal prosecutor - Alternet.org
 
 
 

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Crazytrain Mar 09, 2022

Go to original post on Sep 28, 2021 11:26pm

Must have been working under Trump's payroll!  

 

 

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anitamaria Mar 10, 2022

Go to original post on Mar 10, 2022 2:17am

I don't know why I didn't think of this earlier, it is quite obvious if you look at the whole picture. I don't mean the whole picture about this war specifically. I mean the whole picture of history of war and mankind. 

If Putin takes Ukraine, then fine. If he loses it all, then fine. Life goes on. Look, the Soviet Union fell, too **** bad. Life wasn't fair to Putin and Russia, too bad. The world wasn't fair to Putin/Russia, too bad. America slaughtered the Indians, now here we are. Too bad for the Indians. America slaughtered some of Mexico, now some of their land is ours. Too bad for the Mexicans. 

Would you all like me to go back further? Ok sure...actually, take your pic here: https://military-history.fandom.com/wik ... _invasions. Too bad for the losers. Seeing a pattern, yet?

We aren't witnessing anything new here. So Putin and Russia got screwed hard in the past, sorry. Life sucks, welcome to the world. So Ukraine is getting their *** kicked and things aren't fair. Sorry. One day America will fall too, perhaps from outside forces or internally...or both. But one day we will fall also and some other nation will take over the very land we are standing on. Too bad for us. 

In conclusion, I have heard both sides of this issue whining and crying about how unfair each side is being to the other. Ok, and? Yeah, that sucks. America has treated many people and nations unfairly, and we will get our asses kicked someday also. 

 

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Spartan Mar 11, 2022

Go to original post on Mar 12, 2022 11:54am

Apparently, the Ukrainians are able to pressure western corporations doing business with Russia:

[b]Shaming Apple and Texting Musk, a Ukraine Minister Uses Novel War Tactics

https://www.yahoo.com/news/shaming-apple-texting-musk-ukraine-151230727.html[/b]

After war began last month, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy of Ukraine turned to Mykhailo Fedorov, a vice prime minister, for a key role.

Fedorov, 31, the youngest member of Zelensky’s Cabinet, immediately took charge of a parallel prong of Ukraine’s defense against Russia. He began a campaign to rally support from multinational businesses to sunder Russia from the world economy and to cut off the country from the global internet, taking aim at everything from access to new iPhones and PlayStations to Western Union money transfers and PayPal.

[color=#e74c3c][b]To achieve Russia’s isolation, Fedorov, a former tech entrepreneur, used a mix of social media, cryptocurrencies and other digital tools. On Twitter and other social media, he pressured Apple, Google, Netflix, Intel, PayPal and others to stop doing business in Russia. He helped form a group of volunteer hackers to wreak havoc on Russian websites and online services. His ministry also set up a cryptocurrency fund that has raised more than $60 million for the Ukrainian military.[/b][/color]

The work has made Fedorov one of Zelenskyy’s most visible lieutenants, deploying technology and finance as modern weapons of war.[color=#e74c3c][b] In effect, Fedorov is creating a new playbook for military conflicts that shows how an outgunned country can use the internet, crypto, digital activism and frequent posts on Twitter to help undercut a foreign aggressor.[/b][/color]

Fedorov said his goal was to create a “digital blockade” and to make life so unpleasant and inconvenient for Russian citizens that they would question the war. He praised companies that had pulled out of Russia but said Apple, Google and others could go further with steps such as completely cutting off their app stores in the country.

A technological and business blockade, he said, “is an integral component of stopping the aggression.”Fedorov, speaking via videoconference from an undisclosed location somewhere around Kyiv, also brushed off concerns that his actions were alienating urban Russians who might be the most likely to oppose the conflict.

​​​​​​On Feb. 25, he sent letters to Apple, Google and Netflix, asking them to restrict access to their services in Russia. Less than a week later, Apple stopped selling new iPhones and other products in Russia.

 [color=#e74c3c][b]The next day, Fedorov tweeted a message to Elon Musk, founder of Tesla and SpaceX, asking for help in obtaining Starlink satellite internet systems that are made by Musk’s company SpaceX. The technology could help Ukrainians stay online even if Russia damaged the country’s main telecommunications infrastructure. Two days after contacting Musk, a shipment of Starlink equipment arrived in Ukraine.[/b][/color]

Fedorov’s work is not the only reason that multinational companies like Meta and McDonald’s have withdrawn from Russia, with the war’s human toll provoking horror and outrage. Economic sanctions by the United States, European Union and others have played a central role in isolating Russia.

[color=#e74c3c][b]But Peter Singer, a professor at the Center on the Future of War at Arizona State University, said Fedorov had been “incredibly effective” in calling for companies to rethink their Russia connections.

“No celebrity, let alone nation, has ever been more effective than Ukraine at calling out corporate brands to name and shame them into acting morally,” Singer said. “If there is such a thing as ‘cancel culture,’ the Ukrainians can claim to have honed it in war.”[/b][/color]

 
 


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[url=https://liberalforum.net/viewtopic.php?p=1969273#p1969273]Go to original post on Mar 13, 2022 5:29pm[/url]

Taipan » 13 Mar 2022, 10:38 pm » wrote: ↑

13 Mar 2022, 10:38 pm

Sir,
Vladimir has scared you.

Keep deflecting.

Somehow, if you challenge another fellow's courage, your craven caving to MSNBC-inspired panic might be counterfeited as machismo.

But if you had any REAL courage, you would stop with the **** deflecting and the false bravado and deal with the **** issues at hand.

Issue ONE: NATO has murdered millions of civilians whom it TARGETED, specifically. This began under Clinton with the terror bombing of Serbia, and has continued all over the globe since - notably, a half million civilians murdered in Libya. And you kept your **** mouth SHUT about it, afraid to run your weak-*** yammer until you were greenlighted by the mainstream media and fed squawking points.

Issue TWO: Russia faces an existential threat from allowing NATO to place missiles in Ukraine. He, and he alone, is responding to an existential threat. Western Europe - including EVERY NATO country - is not only NOT under any existential threat, they are Russia's CUSTOMERS.

Issue THREE: John Kennedy did the same thing Putin is doing. He promised to invade if Kruschev did not dismantle his missile bases. Kruschev wisely acceded. NATO refused to budge, even though they were given a lot more time to come to the table and come to their senses. They WANTED to force Putin's hand.

And finally, Issue FOUR: You are repeating PRECISELY the same **** that blackvegetable and Misty and the other leftists on this board are repeating - making you a **** stooge by definition. You are taking as gospel the "news" about Ukraine from PRECISELY the people whose lies set American cities ablaze, TRIED to railroad Zimmerman and Kyle Rittenhouse, and assured us that boy can be girls if they just feel they are. If you believe them now - and you do, - then you grant credibility to their **** then. You become their stooge.

What's next? You gonna start saying that Rittenhouse was a murderer? And if not, why not? Are you calling those who said he was a murderer liars? AND IF SO, WHY ARE YOU DUTIFULLY PARROTING PEOPLE YOU SAY ARE LIARS, LIKE SOME **** KIND OF A CLOWN?

Now - stop with the panty dancing deflections and deal with the **** issues. No false bravado. No allusions to your alma mater. No ****. Just respond to the **** issues - IF YOU CAN.

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SJConspirator Mar 13, 2022

Go to original post on Mar 13, 2022 10:55pm