Trust the government? JK...

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By Deezer Shoove
20 Mar 2025 10:42 pm in No Holds Barred Political Forum
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jerra b
22 Apr 2025 7:36 am
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DeezerShoove » 20 Mar 2025, 10:42 pm » wrote: I just happened to see this today.
Never watched this guy before.

10min. video.

https://rumble.com/v6qxjvy-higbie-on-jf ... nt-ca.html
5.40

any mention of israel is redacted.

 
 
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jerrab » 04 Apr 2025, 3:47 pm » wrote: yep, all the billionaires snatching up all the stocks.

trump's excellent plan (for the very rich)

anyone may buy 
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jerra b
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HarperLee » 09 Apr 2025, 11:24 am » wrote: He was 24
She said no more than 20..

C'mon

And he had the gun on him

Rather than bring up a person's description suppose you explain why he had the gun on him?
I read many people in dallas carried guns. it was not unusual.

 
Harper Lee
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jerrab » 22 Apr 2025, 9:03 am » wrote: I read many people in dallas carried guns. it was not unusual.
How many people in Dallas has a gun whose bullets are matched with the bullets that murdered a Dallas Police officer?
And was identified by 11 witnesses?

 
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Deezer Shoove
25 Apr 2025 9:52 pm
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Is part of the problem with elected people losing credibility due to the unelected apparatus working for them?

Example:
A country road commissioner is an elected position. This person has a tactile presence in our lives.
We drive on the results of the efforts (or lack thereof) shown daily by smooth or bumpy roads, cost overruns, poor timing, etc.

So I hate my road commissioner perhaps unjustly, right? The unionized schlubs doing the work may be the
basic reason things take so long, cost a lot, whatever...

So the road commissioner has to do damage control both figuratively and literally.

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Is this tiny example indicative of the larger problem with an untrustworthy government?
We elect people that take the blame directly for the unelected workers...
 
Please seat yourself.

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I like the very things you hate.
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Johnny You
25 Apr 2025 9:56 pm
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DeezerShoove » 25 Apr 2025, 9:52 pm » wrote: Is part of the problem with elected people losing credibility due to the unelected apparatus working for them?

Example:
A country road commissioner is an elected position. This person has a tactile presence in our lives.
We drive on the results of the efforts (or lack thereof) shown daily by smooth or bumpy roads, cost overruns, poor timing, etc.

So I hate my road commissioner perhaps unjustly, right? The unionized schlubs doing the work may be the
basic reason things take so long, cost a lot, whatever...

So the road commissioner has to do damage control both figuratively and literally.

---

Is this tiny example indicative of the larger problem with an untrustworthy government?
We elect people that take the blame directly for the unelected workers...

Mr Nihlistic Zero Hero Philosopher

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