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Many dims around the country can't find enough tampons to plug up their menstruating/manstratuating holes about DOGE. I don't get that. There is no legitimate explanation to be against preventing waste. I don't know of a company in the country who doesn't try to cut useless spending. It's just part of every system. Hell, we even do that in our private lives. If I see my bank account is bleeding in a manner that shouldn't be, then I go back and see why.  Maybe there are some apps that I forgot to cancel. Maybe I was overpaying on a particular insurance. Maybe I got the wrong plan for a piece of software that I should have used a cheaper plan...etc. I'll go into my garage in see a bunch of **** that I haven't used in years. So I throw it out. 

We finally have a department in the government that does this when it has been long overdue. 

So help me out. Are these people just stupid or is it TDS? 

Vegas » 44 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

44 minutes ago

Many dims around the country can't find enough tampons to plug up their menstruating/manstratuating holes about DOGE. I don't get that. There is no legitimate explanation to be against preventing waste. I don't know of a company in the country who doesn't try to cut useless spending. It's just part of every system. Hell, we even do that in our private lives. If I see my bank account is bleeding in a manner that shouldn't be, then I go back and see why.  Maybe there are some apps that I forgot to cancel. Maybe I was overpaying on a particular insurance. Maybe I got the wrong plan for a piece of software that I should have used a cheaper plan...etc. I'll go into my garage in see a bunch of **** that I haven't used in years. So I throw it out. 

We finally have a department in the government that does this when it has been long overdue. 

So help me out. Are these people just stupid or is it TDS?

I'll go out on a limb here......Both?

Vegas » Today, 12:55 pm » wrote: ↑

Today, 12:55 pm

Many dims around the country can't find enough tampons to plug up their menstruating/manstratuating holes about DOGE. I don't get that. There is no legitimate explanation to be against preventing waste. I don't know of a company in the country who doesn't try to cut useless spending. It's just part of every system. Hell, we even do that in our private lives. If I see my bank account is bleeding in a manner that shouldn't be, then I go back and see why.  Maybe there are some apps that I forgot to cancel. Maybe I was overpaying on a particular insurance. Maybe I got the wrong plan for a piece of software that I should have used a cheaper plan...etc. I'll go into my garage in see a bunch of **** that I haven't used in years. So I throw it out. 

We finally have a department in the government that does this when it has been long overdue. 

So help me out. Are these people just stupid or is it TDS?

LET'S CALL THIS PHENOMENA WEAPONIZED AUTISM

Dems are insane. They need to be removed.

Vegas » Today, 12:55 pm » wrote: ↑

Today, 12:55 pm

Many dims around the country can't find enough tampons to plug up their menstruating/manstratuating holes about DOGE. I don't get that. There is no legitimate explanation to be against preventing waste.

Let me see if I can help:

• Most federal government jobs go to Blacks. It's "hush-hush" reparations for slavery. Its also a way of warehousing Blacks so they are off the streets and not causing trouble.
• Federal "workers" vote Democrat.  What you call "waste" is what Democrats call "purchasing votes".
• Democrats fund poor communists to run for political office through all of this "waste" - sure its fraud, but they don't look at it that way.  This is what funds the Democrat machine.
• You don't get it because you are not Black, not a Federal worker, and not part of the Democrat Machine. You are probably a hard-working American in the private sector where everything has to be accounted for and legitimate.

Vegas » Today, 12:55 pm » wrote: ↑

Today, 12:55 pm

Many dims around the country can't find enough tampons to plug up their menstruating/manstratuating holes about DOGE. I don't get that. There is no legitimate explanation to be against preventing waste. I don't know of a company in the country who doesn't try to cut useless spending. It's just part of every system. Hell, we even do that in our private lives. If I see my bank account is bleeding in a manner that shouldn't be, then I go back and see why.  Maybe there are some apps that I forgot to cancel.

If you cancel those apps, I will FIND a bull dyke who was affected and I will put shim on teevee to shame you. 

Vegas » Today, 12:55 pm » wrote: ↑

Today, 12:55 pm

Maybe I was overpaying on a particular insurance. Maybe I got the wrong plan for a piece of software that I should have used a cheaper plan...etc. I'll go into my garage in see a bunch of **** that I haven't used in years. So I throw it out. 

We finally have a department in the government that does this when it has been long overdue. 

So help me out. Are these people just stupid or is it TDS?

It's TDS. Obama announced that he was gonna do the exact same thing - but he put the sniffer in charge of it, so it didn't get done.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5bSaMsx_I_E

Cannonpointer » 6 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

6 minutes ago

If you cancel those apps, I will FIND a bull dyke who was affected and I will put shim on teevee to shame you. 

It's TDS. Obama announced that he was gonna do the exact same thing - but he put the sniffer in charge of it, so it didn't get done.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5bSaMsx_I_E

I say it's both. You have to be **** stupid to allow your TDS to prevent you from seeing the obvious good that efficiency does.

Vegas » 6 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

6 minutes ago

I say it's both. You have to be **** stupid to allow your TDS to prevent you from seeing the obvious good that efficiency does.

That was my immediate answer when I saw the question. 
 

Vegas » Today, 4:20 pm » wrote: ↑

Today, 4:20 pm

I say it's both. You have to be **** stupid to allow your TDS to prevent you from seeing the obvious good that efficiency does.

efficiency is one thing 

taking a chainsaw to programs, then having to walk it back because it was a stupid thing to do is another

Im all for finding waste and fraud 

but not taking the time to make sure that the good of a program isn’t being needlessly cut

is strictly political 

and hard on working Americans that are part of those programs 

Mrkelly » 30 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

30 minutes ago

efficiency is one thing 

taking a chainsaw to programs, then having to walk it back because it was a stupid thing to do is another

Im all for finding waste and fraud 

but not taking the time to make sure that the good of a program isn’t being needlessly cut

is strictly political 

and hard on working Americans that are part of those programs

Yet you cannot and you will not name ONE SINGLE PROGRAM BEING CUT - JUST ONE - that has hurt working Americans. 

Not unless you stoop to pretending that redundant federal workers count in that demographic. And they don't.
 

Cannonpointer » 10 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

10 minutes ago

Yet you cannot and you will not name ONE SINGLE PROGRAM BEING CUT - JUST ONE - that has hurt working Americans. 

Not unless you stoop to pretending that redundant federal workers count in that demographic. And they don't.

Farmers come to mind,  that made a living from feeding people from all over the world 

hungry kids that didn’t anything wrong, except to have worthless parents 

cancer research 

Im not gonna chase sad stories to make a point

I would have liked to see them make the cuts that make sense 

they have already walked back some that they didn’t realize would **** with the American people 

not a fan of the chainsaw approach when it come to **** with peoples lives

just sayin 



 

Mrkelly » 25 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

25 minutes ago

Farmers come to mind,  that made a living from feeding people from all over the world 

hungry kids that didn’t anything wrong, except to have worthless parents 

cancer research 

Im not gonna chase sad stories to make a point

You're not gonna make a point, then. Telling me that DOGE hurt farmers without any explanation for the claim doesn't answer the challenge. Nor do the naked words, "cancer research."

Mrkelly » 25 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

25 minutes ago

I would have liked to see them make the cuts that make sense

Is this^ an implied challenge for me to name a few cuts that inarguably make sense? Is that how I should take it? Say it. No, no - SAY it. I dare ya to say it.

Mrkelly » 25 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

25 minutes ago

they have already walked back some that they didn’t realize would **** with the American people

How quickly? What harm was done? Anything irreversible? Anything I should actually care about, out of decency? Say more about those.

Mrkelly » 25 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

25 minutes ago

not a fan of the chainsaw approach when it come to **** with peoples lives

just sayin

If we wanted delicacy, we already had it. Obama promised to cut waste - and he did it so delicately, it was as if he didn't do it at all. To QUOTE that worthy, "Don't let the perfect be the enemy of the good." You say you're cool with someone doing something about waste and fraud - you're just not cool with how THESE guys are doing it.

Okay.

Who did it right, then - in your mind? Whose method SHOULD we be using? SHOW us the perfect, before you ask us to practice enmity against the good.

Unless you can tell us at least a WEE more specifically how it OUGHT to be done, we will continue to celebrate that it IS being done, and let the devil take the hindmost.
 

Vegas » Today, 12:55 pm » wrote: ↑

Today, 12:55 pm

Many dims around the country can't find enough tampons to plug up their menstruating/manstratuating holes about DOGE. I don't get that. There is no legitimate explanation to be against preventing waste. I don't know of a company in the country who doesn't try to cut useless spending. It's just part of every system. Hell, we even do that in our private lives. If I see my bank account is bleeding in a manner that shouldn't be, then I go back and see why.  Maybe there are some apps that I forgot to cancel. Maybe I was overpaying on a particular insurance. Maybe I got the wrong plan for a piece of software that I should have used a cheaper plan...etc. I'll go into my garage in see a bunch of **** that I haven't used in years. So I throw it out. 

We finally have a department in the government that does this when it has been long overdue. 

So help me out. Are these people just stupid or is it TDS?

While not surprising, this is how effed up things are....

https://www.foxnews.com/video/6370300545112
 

Mrkelly » Today, 5:38 pm » wrote: ↑

Today, 5:38 pm

efficiency is one thing 

taking a chainsaw to programs, then having to walk it back because it was a stupid thing to do is another

Im all for finding waste and fraud 

but not taking the time to make sure that the good of a program isn’t being needlessly cut

is strictly political 

and hard on working Americans that are part of those programs

True. Fair enough. I agree that there doesn't appear to be any logical rhyme or reason to to some of their cuts.

Cannonpointer » Today, 6:08 pm » wrote: ↑

Today, 6:08 pm

Yet you cannot and you will not name ONE SINGLE PROGRAM BEING CUT - JUST ONE - that has hurt working Americans. 

Not unless you stoop to pretending that redundant federal workers count in that demographic. And they don't.

Meanwhile, we can name dozens that have helped working Americans, by saving them from funding ****.

I personally am unsure as to why they needed to cut services down at the National Park Services. It's the ripple effect that hurt hard working Americans. Consequently, contractors , such as engineers and planning firms, waste management, park service personnel, and construction crews had to pause their projects. This lead to lower traffic in the parks. That ripples to the decrease in tourism in the local town or city, which ripples to hotels, restaurants, and other shops to cut staff.

Vegas » 32 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

32 minutes ago

I personally am unsure as to why they needed to cut services down at the National Park Services. It's the ripple effect that hurt hard working Americans. Consequently, contractors , such as engineers and planning firms, waste management, park service personnel, and construction crews had to pause their projects. This lead to lower traffic in the parks. That ripples to the decrease in tourism in the local town or city, which ripples to hotels, restaurants, and other shops to cut staff.

You think Gaza Buster bombs are free? SOMETHING'S gotta give.

Why are you an anti-Semite? Show us on the doll where the jew touched you, hitler. 

   

Okay, you named a program. I have to admit, I haven't been paying attention. 

Apparently you have. So tell me - what cuts have been made to the park services? Cuz I agree - that's a suck *** thing to cut. They're advertising no more condoms for tanzania, and delivering no more rangers for jellystone? Sounds like Trump's usual ****, alright. 
 

Cannonpointer » 26 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

26 minutes ago

You think Gaza Buster bombs are free? SOMETHING'S gotta give.

Why are you an anti-Semite? Show us on the doll where the jew touched you, hitler. 

   

Okay, you named a program. I have to admit, I haven't been paying attention. 

Apparently you have. So tell me - what cuts have been made to the park services? Cuz I agree - that's a suck *** thing to cut. They're advertising no more condoms for tanzania, and delivering no more rangers for jellystone? Sounds like Trump's usual ****, alright.

They were cut, but are now tied up in court...the left's usual ****...

Vegas » Yesterday, 10:25 pm » wrote: ↑

Yesterday, 10:25 pm

I personally am unsure as to why they needed to cut services down at the National Park Services. It's the ripple effect that hurt hard working Americans. Consequently, contractors , such as engineers and planning firms, waste management, park service personnel, and construction crews had to pause their projects. This lead to lower traffic in the parks. That ripples to the decrease in tourism in the local town or city, which ripples to hotels, restaurants, and other shops to cut staff.

It was a 10% CUT in an overly bloated agency. And that in YOUR mind seems to be some disaster??

Did they ALSO tell you that another 3,000 SEASONAL workers are going to be hired? Or did you conveniently leave out that part in order to make some pointless point?

$36 TRILLION and growing. Try to explain your plans to REDUCE THAT AMOUNT!! 

GO!!

Mrkelly » Yesterday, 5:38 pm » wrote: ↑

Yesterday, 5:38 pm

Im all for finding waste and fraud 


 

So, when are you turning yourself in?

Mrkelly » Yesterday, 5:38 pm » wrote: ↑

Yesterday, 5:38 pm

and hard on working Americans that are part of those programs

Working Americans, by definition, aren't part of those programs......I suspect a hard day's work and a piece of *** would kill you.