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stuntman
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re: Courtrooms can be fatigueing too.
Posted by stuntman on 5/22/26 at 3:37 pm to LordSaintly
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Whites, hispanics, and asians don't act like this. I'm embarrassed.
This is one the worst part of all of it. People like you, a black guy who rejects that kind of culture, would automatically be assumed to be in that culture, or be sympathetic to it by people like me, until I actually talked to you or heard you talking to someone else. IOW, I'd instantly be more distrustful around you than a non-black dude, just because of pattern recognition. Completely unfair to people, especially guys like you, on an individual basis, but you understand reality and the reasons why.
I see you in here doing your part to chip away at that culture, so my hat's off to you, bud.
re: Tough day at the office for Karen Bass
Posted by stuntman on 5/22/26 at 12:00 am to DustInTheWind
The part where he went after the cuckolds in the media was, by far, the best part of that vid.
This will surely drive the homelessness drug abuse rates downward there.
Nothing stops one from being a degenerate more than chowing down and getting massaged while you're high as a kite.
Libs are so off the charts brainwashed and retarded, they don't even have the basic human skills to understand what incentives/disincentives are.
Nothing stops one from being a degenerate more than chowing down and getting massaged while you're high as a kite.
Libs are so off the charts brainwashed and retarded, they don't even have the basic human skills to understand what incentives/disincentives are.
re: Gas hits $4.15 pg
Posted by stuntman on 5/21/26 at 7:44 pm to JawjaTigah
Iran has been weeks away from getting nukes for over 30 years now, so all of this is worth it, not to mention the fresh dollars being pumped into society through running hundreds of billions each year in more deficits.
But, you and I will get roasted for wanting a smaller, non interventionalist government, just like every Trump Firster wanted less than two years ago.
re: Mamdani livestream bombarded by penis
Posted by stuntman on 5/21/26 at 7:02 pm to SingleMalt1973
:lol:
I'm not a supporter of government carrying out death sentences, but if everyone involved in this was hung in public by the federal government, I wouldn't bitch about it.
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their guy was a DNC controlled opposition plant or are they themselves fake "conservatives" as well?
What percentage of the time did Massie vote on bills under Biden?
Man, if I told you just two years ago you'd be cheerleading more wars in the ME and spending more than Biden ever did, you'd call me a liar....yet here we are.
Crazy times. :lol:
I have zero sympathy or empathy for this chick.
re: Chevron to CA Residents: These Are Sacramento Problems, Not Trump-Induced Ones
Posted by stuntman on 5/21/26 at 2:40 pm to TigerAxeOK
:lol:
:cheers:
:cheers:
What's pretty funny to watch is the global warming hysterics crowd being pissed at higher fuel prices.
Leftists are a bottomless pit of retardation.
Leftists are a bottomless pit of retardation.
re: Question for the Massie cult
Posted by stuntman on 5/21/26 at 1:01 pm to SouthEasternKaiju
I never claimed they did always lead to victories. I'm saying it clearly has an impact.
It does, but it's not a 100% thing. There's a reason Massey's opposition threw so much money into the race. Campaign ads are huge in political elections. The more of them you can spit out, the more effective they'll tend to be, like any advertisements.
Economic illiteracy is a feature, not a bug of Leftism.
When you factor in that people have all the world's information at their fingertips in mere seconds basically for free, it becomes pretty clear to me that today's leftists are the dumbest people who have ever existed.
When you factor in that people have all the world's information at their fingertips in mere seconds basically for free, it becomes pretty clear to me that today's leftists are the dumbest people who have ever existed.
re: Question for the Massie cult
Posted by stuntman on 5/21/26 at 12:47 pm to SouthEasternKaiju
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How much did Kamala raise, spend in 24?
A shitload of money. Are you trying to argue that she would have gotten the same amount of votes without that massive funding? Not really sure of the point you're trying to make other than reading something into my initial comment that isn't there.
re: Question for the Massie cult
Posted by stuntman on 5/21/26 at 12:35 am to wackatimesthree
:cheers:
re: Question for the Massie cult
Posted by stuntman on 5/21/26 at 12:16 am to Speckhunter2012
Thanks for the reply, Speck. :cheers:
Argentina was in much, much worse shape than we are right now, yet it's turning around in a hurry. The reason is because Milei is actually gutting the hell out of government spending and it's grip on society through the regulatory state. I do think the same kind of thing could happen here if the right messenger came along w/ rock solid principles and a giant set of balls to stick to those principles. Thomas Massie, for instance.
Trump has done a few good things. Cracking down on illegals crossing the border is a big one and he deserves all the credit in the world for it. That said, you don't get rid of fraud by having government spend even more. You don't get rid of fraud by expanding the welfare state, which he's done.
As far as options go, it would take a critical mass of society understanding what massive government spending does to a society, it would take a critical mass of society to paying attention to promises made by politicians vs what is actually done while in office, it would take a critical mass of people to be willing to look outside the box of normal run of the mill, business as usual governance. We all hoped Trump was that guy. Again, definitely some good, which I'll take, but the man has us right back more involved in the ME and spending continues unabated.
Truth is that Americans just aren't hurting enough to realize how bad the feds are fricking us as we speak, and yes, Trump and the Republican party are a huge part of it. Massie was the ONE guy in all of DC who actually fought for the kinds of values Trump supporters were all in on less than just two years ago.
I've mentioned before that I'm not even upset. I'm not. I truly understand that I can't control any of this at all, which is kind of a liberating mindset. So, I just throw my views on things out there to test whether or not they need refining or changing.
Argentina was in much, much worse shape than we are right now, yet it's turning around in a hurry. The reason is because Milei is actually gutting the hell out of government spending and it's grip on society through the regulatory state. I do think the same kind of thing could happen here if the right messenger came along w/ rock solid principles and a giant set of balls to stick to those principles. Thomas Massie, for instance.
Trump has done a few good things. Cracking down on illegals crossing the border is a big one and he deserves all the credit in the world for it. That said, you don't get rid of fraud by having government spend even more. You don't get rid of fraud by expanding the welfare state, which he's done.
As far as options go, it would take a critical mass of society understanding what massive government spending does to a society, it would take a critical mass of society to paying attention to promises made by politicians vs what is actually done while in office, it would take a critical mass of people to be willing to look outside the box of normal run of the mill, business as usual governance. We all hoped Trump was that guy. Again, definitely some good, which I'll take, but the man has us right back more involved in the ME and spending continues unabated.
Truth is that Americans just aren't hurting enough to realize how bad the feds are fricking us as we speak, and yes, Trump and the Republican party are a huge part of it. Massie was the ONE guy in all of DC who actually fought for the kinds of values Trump supporters were all in on less than just two years ago.
I've mentioned before that I'm not even upset. I'm not. I truly understand that I can't control any of this at all, which is kind of a liberating mindset. So, I just throw my views on things out there to test whether or not they need refining or changing.
Did you not read my post? :lol:
What deflection? You're the one pretending campaign spending doesn't influence votes, not me.
They didn't vote for him because they believe Trump now, not Trump just two years ago when he talked about how much of a champion of the Constitution Massie is.
Massie didn't change. A lot of his voters did, because they are Trump First, which means all of a sudden being ok w/ massive spending and getting involved in more wars in the Middle East. Trump's priorities line up exactly w/ AIPACS, so of course they threw a ton of money into a race to get rid of an actual America First type of person.
They didn't vote for him because they believe Trump now, not Trump just two years ago when he talked about how much of a champion of the Constitution Massie is.
Massie didn't change. A lot of his voters did, because they are Trump First, which means all of a sudden being ok w/ massive spending and getting involved in more wars in the Middle East. Trump's priorities line up exactly w/ AIPACS, so of course they threw a ton of money into a race to get rid of an actual America First type of person.
Yes, yes..campaign funding makes no difference in outcomes of elections. :lol:
Just for clarity's sake, are you agreeing w/ me that AIPAC puts another country's interests, Israel, over our own?
I'm not saying they shouldn't exist. I'm saying it's crazy to support PACs that put other country's interests over our own.
I'm not saying they shouldn't exist. I'm saying it's crazy to support PACs that put other country's interests over our own.
Those other pacs you mentioned don't put another country first.
You think for one second Mark Levin or Ben Shapiro doesn't value Israel over America?
You think for one second Mark Levin or Ben Shapiro doesn't value Israel over America?
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