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Jimbeaux
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With communists, expect lies.
Neither you nor I know the whole accurate story of pre-revolution Cuba, but communists NEVER tell the truth.
Neither you nor I know the whole accurate story of pre-revolution Cuba, but communists NEVER tell the truth.
re: Who was the last Republican president that didn’t start a war?
Posted by Jimbeaux on 5/22/26 at 5:12 pm to TigersBucs
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You are forgetting Bush Jr got us into Iraq when he lied about Saddam having WMD
It’s in there
re: Who was the last Republican president that didn’t start a war?
Posted by Jimbeaux on 5/22/26 at 2:31 pm to CrimsonFever
How do you define “war”? How do you define “get us into” a war?
I guess Reagan. That’s if you don’t count Granada.
Bush Sr. “Got us into” the first Gulf War, in response to Iraq’s invasion of Kuwait.
Bush Jr. got us into Afghanistan in response to 911 and then went after Saddam in Iraq.
Then there’s Trump. He did not get us into a war during the 1st term, but attacked Iran along with Israel in the 2nd.
Probably a few military actions I’m missing.
I guess Reagan. That’s if you don’t count Granada.
Bush Sr. “Got us into” the first Gulf War, in response to Iraq’s invasion of Kuwait.
Bush Jr. got us into Afghanistan in response to 911 and then went after Saddam in Iraq.
Then there’s Trump. He did not get us into a war during the 1st term, but attacked Iran along with Israel in the 2nd.
Probably a few military actions I’m missing.
re: Lilly’s Retatrutide Phase 3 Results- 28.3% body weight lost
Posted by Jimbeaux on 5/21/26 at 6:44 pm to Jimbojambojumbo
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Jimbojambojumbo
Time to modify your name by 1/3?
IF (big IF) this is true, it makes the story of black Americans and their outcomes even more interesting.
The big five theoretical causes for the poor outcomes for black Americans in the current period are:
1) Absent fathers
2) Current racism / “Institutional Racism”
3) Historic racism
4) Victim mindset
5) Genetic differences
There is consistent data that shows that second generation black immigrants from the Caribbean and Africa do better on average than white Americans. These are people who are indistinguishable from the ancestors of black American slaves as they interact in schools, the community and the business world.
There is an argument against this data that points out that these immigrants were self-selected for success and industriousness due to them leaving the bad circumstances of their previous nations, and I think there is some truth to that. However, this objection doesn’t discount the data in important ways.
It might diminish the historical racism angle since these people arguably were able to overcome generational poverty before arriving here. And maybe there’s a genetic component in that these ostensibly higher achievers were possibly made of better genes. (I personally think the genetic component as passed from generation to generation is highly over stated.)
I think that the main factor remaining of the five I mentioned is the self-sabotaging of the Victim Mentality, which is mostly missing in these later immigrants who depended on hard work and no excuses to get to America.
In reality, I think the second most important factor IS indeed lack of father involvement, and not just the kind where dad shows up at Christmas and Birthdays with a truckload of presents.
The big five theoretical causes for the poor outcomes for black Americans in the current period are:
1) Absent fathers
2) Current racism / “Institutional Racism”
3) Historic racism
4) Victim mindset
5) Genetic differences
There is consistent data that shows that second generation black immigrants from the Caribbean and Africa do better on average than white Americans. These are people who are indistinguishable from the ancestors of black American slaves as they interact in schools, the community and the business world.
There is an argument against this data that points out that these immigrants were self-selected for success and industriousness due to them leaving the bad circumstances of their previous nations, and I think there is some truth to that. However, this objection doesn’t discount the data in important ways.
It might diminish the historical racism angle since these people arguably were able to overcome generational poverty before arriving here. And maybe there’s a genetic component in that these ostensibly higher achievers were possibly made of better genes. (I personally think the genetic component as passed from generation to generation is highly over stated.)
I think that the main factor remaining of the five I mentioned is the self-sabotaging of the Victim Mentality, which is mostly missing in these later immigrants who depended on hard work and no excuses to get to America.
In reality, I think the second most important factor IS indeed lack of father involvement, and not just the kind where dad shows up at Christmas and Birthdays with a truckload of presents.
Awkward dress pattern for this lovely lady.
Oh damn, he nailed it!
re: Massie (an incumbent) lost by 10 points. Sean Davis nails why on X.
Posted by Jimbeaux on 5/20/26 at 11:58 am to SlowFlowPro
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The post argues against itself without realizing how. Voters perceiving him differently shows they changed.
Democrats and their media arm, as well as SFP, whatever political space he occupies, simply don’t understand the conservative voter. They don’t see the big picture narrative that conservatives, more or less, tend to see.
There’s a certain type of myopic view that keeps them from seeing that Trump is a COUNTER revolutionary. Because he’s effective at countering the progressives, his eccentric and narcissistic personality is tolerated.
If a Republican starts pointing out Trump’s non-p.c. statements or his seeming inconsistency without looking at the bigger picture, then its clear they’ve lost sight of the bigger picture.
That’s why Massie lost favor and why he lost the primary. This is not some mystery that needs to be solved.
re: Concerns about declining birth rate and then discussions of universal basic income
Posted by Jimbeaux on 5/20/26 at 11:08 am to Everyday Is Saturday
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Less kids + Good Parenting beats More kids + Bad parenting Nation’s decline is faster with latter.
That’s an interesting claim and worth discussion, but I think this is a topic that requires deep analysis.
I watched a video of demographers discussing in detail the hows and whys of the devastating effects of low birth rates, and its grim.
Like many natural phenomenon, the effects are slow at first with many confusing signs, and then followed by a rapid decline.
An example of this is that many urban centers will probably flourish for a short period of time as the rural towns collapse.
re: Just another day in a Democrat run Utopia- another teen takeover
Posted by Jimbeaux on 5/19/26 at 6:59 pm to Placekicker
The video looked like a bunch of kids fricking around with fireworks and flammable liquids. I didn’t see any property damage, or theft, or fighting.
This was definitely something we did as kids in the 80’s. Pre-cell phones and cameras, of course.
Maybe I missed something…
This was definitely something we did as kids in the 80’s. Pre-cell phones and cameras, of course.
Maybe I missed something…
The wrestler guy is a male who cos-plays as a woman?
So does the wrestler compete against boys or girls or both? Does he compete AS a girl.
And so this girl cos-playing boy is dating another male?
I’m just trying to understand what we’re talking about here.
So does the wrestler compete against boys or girls or both? Does he compete AS a girl.
And so this girl cos-playing boy is dating another male?
I’m just trying to understand what we’re talking about here.
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You say that like you know the future.
Do past and current behavior make predicting the future at least more than a blind guess?
How about simply believing what the mad men are saying when they tell you they will repeat their atrocities, and escalate? Or if their words match their belief system which is spelled out in their “holy” books?
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Radical Islam is wrong
That doesn't mean that everything that isn't radical Islam is right
What about simply opposing and responding to “radical” Islam?
Is that at least okay with you?
re: Why the CIA Gave Birth To Obama Has Always Been a Mystery. The Manchurian Candidate.
Posted by Jimbeaux on 5/18/26 at 8:36 am to SlowFlowPro
That’s utterly delusional to the point it has to be intentional gaslighting.
re: Why the CIA Gave Birth To Obama Has Always Been a Mystery. The Manchurian Candidate.
Posted by Jimbeaux on 5/18/26 at 7:53 am to SlowFlowPro
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Why didn't they kill Obama for his non-interventionist Ukraine policies in 2014 when Russia stole Crimea?
You’re thinking too small. Obama was extremely successful at doing most of what the Globalists wanted to accomplish in their long march to marxist utopia.
He was only one tine on the comb, but he might have done more to advance the Progressive effort to undermine classical Western values than any human since Karl Marx.
re: The things people wear to graduation
Posted by Jimbeaux on 5/17/26 at 10:13 am to UltimaParadox
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Why should we care?
This graduation attire issue is just a pimple on the arm of the beast.
But to address your nonchalant attitude, or should I say a more than mere trifling rebuff, which reveals a very common attitude among many, you don’t seem to recognize that you are a participant and a product of the surrounding culture.
What other people do in the culture you are a part of does actually matter.
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I would think Cassidy voters are much more likely to vote for her than Fleming. No?
A large number of Cassidy voters were actually Democrats. They’ll vote for the democrat in the general.
They’ll vote for whoever they think is less close to Trump in the Republican runoff. Probably Fleming.
re: Pratt at it again: Everything is Awful
Posted by Jimbeaux on 5/15/26 at 10:49 pm to TerryDawg03
Tell me about the hummingbird image?
re: Something I Noticed on Charley McClendon's Headstone
Posted by Jimbeaux on 5/15/26 at 2:46 pm to Missouri Waltz
Where is the cemetery?
quote:
This woman is seriously broken
MK Ultra Monarch Butterfly
re: Will Cleo Fields run against Troy Carter now that the legislature pussed out?
Posted by Jimbeaux on 5/14/26 at 8:22 am to Godfather1
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quote:Some of Orleans Parish would go into Steve Scalise’s 1st District, and that would give Fields a fighting chance – if not better than a fighting chance – at beating him.”
Cleo Fields ain’t beating Scalise.
I read that differently. I think its saying that because some of Troy Carter’s district is going to Scalise, Fields would have a better chance of beating Carter, who lost some of his constituents to Scalise.
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