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[Chico23231]

Originally Posted by mooby

Violence is bad.

Friendly reminder, I still believe those perpetuating violence at BLM rallies or using a rally as an excuse to smash windows or loot shit don't do it in the name of advancing equal treatment for all POC.

Say whatever you need too sleep, but this has been debunked

Also we have seen BLM leaders arrested for fraud as well. So not only were the protesters rioting, killing, committing violence…but leadership stealing funds, committing fraud, not being transparent with funds, going on personal spending sprees and inappropriately paying family and friends.

I’m sure they are innocent as well in your mind.

[mooby]

Originally Posted by CRedskinsRule

These are no more my people then the extreme leftists are your people. There are levels of extremism on both sides of the political spectrum, and to imply that the extreme right is more vocal or violent than the extreme left is simply wrong. Also, if you assume that this is new, or somehow been given more of a voice, than you weren't around in the 60's, or the 80's, sure they were different names but the immoral morality was the same.

They are your people because your interests align at the intersection of who you vote for in major elections. On any other day sure you don't want white supremacists in charge. But on election day, a Trump vote is a white supremacy enabling vote. If he endorses people who are friendly to white supremacists and you vote for him or them - you are enabling white supremacy. They are using you, Chico, whoever. As soon as you stood up against them and their beliefs you would be ridiculed for not being united against the left - and they would make it clear you are a RINO and not welcome in their club - which is now being enabled by people as high ranking as the lieutenant governor of Idaho. How long before this goes national?

You are absolutely correct, white supremacy is not new, we had a nice period where it was fairly dormant. But they changed their tactics, learned to speak in code and are now being promoted by the highest levels of the Republican Party. Stephen Miller and Tucker Carlson have/had white supremacists on staff. Who does Miller work for? Remind me again.

[Chico23231]

I came in here to post this…got side tracked by libs shit

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/sen...rk-gun-control

Senate announces bipartisan framework for gun control package

Today, we are announcing a commonsense, bipartisan proposal to protect America’s children, keep our schools safe, and reduce the threat of violence across our country. Families are scared, and it is our duty to come together and get something done that will help restore their sense of safety and security in their communities," the group of senators said in a press release on the announcement.

Sounds good to me

[Giantone]

Originally Posted by Chico23231

I came in here to post this…got side tracked by libs shit

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/sen...rk-gun-control

Senate announces bipartisan framework for gun control package

Today, we are announcing a commonsense, bipartisan proposal to protect America’s children, keep our schools safe, and reduce the threat of violence across our country. Families are scared, and it is our duty to come together and get something done that will help restore their sense of safety and security in their communities," the group of senators said in a press release on the announcement.

Sounds good to me

Read it, it does shit! So I'm sure you like it.

[Chico23231]

Originally Posted by Giantone

Read it, it does shit! So I'm sure you like it.

Democrats control both sides of congress and the presidency.

Record inflation, record energy prices, afghans debacle, Covid failure, war in Europe, record illegals who peddle record fentanyl deaths, record violent crime

G1 this is what the democrat rule has brought this country. Own it bitch

[Giantone]

Originally Posted by Chico23231

Democrats control both sides of congress and the presidency.

Record inflation, record energy prices, afghans debacle, Covid failure, war in Europe, record illegals who peddle record fentanyl deaths, record violent crime

G1 this is what the democrat rule has brought this country. Own it bitch

All brought on while trump was in Office . STFU ,liar.

[Chico23231]

Originally Posted by Giantone

All brought on while trump was in Office . STFU ,liar.

June 2022 and all these Biden policies and positions he supports are actually Trump’s fault.

June 2022 folks

[sdskinsfan2001]

Political threads be like:

- With all due respect, Mr. Dennit...I had no idea you had experimental surgery to have your balls removed.

- What did you say? What was that?

- Well, what? I said, "With all due respect."

- That doesn't mean you get to say whatever you wanna say to me.

- It sure as heck does.

- No, it doesn't.

- It's in the Geneva Convention. Look it up.

[sdskinsfan2001]

So many spiderman memes. Love it.

[sdskinsfan2001]

[nonniey]

This is an Atlantic article. Hard to believe they published this. I guess, I’ll have to be fairer to them in the future.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/mark...ong/ar-AAYiYZJ

How Did They Get Inflation So Wrong?

Excerpt “…….Inflation hawks, in other words, were the proverbial boys who cried wolf. Their warnings that inflation was right around the corner were worthless because they always said that inflation was right around the corner. And the consensus among center-left economists—with the exceptions of Summers, and Olivier Blanchard and Jason Furman, two other liberal economists who warned in spring 2021 of inflationary risks—was that the risks attached to a further stimulus package were low and the potential benefits were high.

Was this wrong? Yes—but whether it was irresponsible is not obvious. Economic policy making, after all, is always a matter of balancing risks and rewards, and the potential for sustained high unemployment was very real. (Summers himself also said last year that “the dangers of doing too little are greater than the dangers of doing too much.” He just believed that $1.9 trillion was, as it were, much too much.) At this point, the contention that the stimulus package was bigger than it needed to be—or at least, could have been better directed—seems inarguable, but equally true is that it probably accounts for only a fraction of the current inflation rate. Europe, after all, did far less in the way of fiscal stimulus than the U.S., yet inflation within the European Union is now about as high…….”


If the $1.9 trillion Stimulus Bill was too much and led to disastrous inflation can you imagine what would have happened if the $3 trillion (or even worse the $6-7 trillion progressive wish list) Build Back Better bill was passed?

Are you guys still mad a Sinema and Manchin? It looks like they may have saved our asses from an economic catastrophe.

[sdskinsfan2001]

Originally Posted by nonniey

This is an Atlantic article. Hard to believe they published this. I guess, I’ll have to be fairer to them in the future.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/mark...ong/ar-AAYiYZJ

How Did They Get Inflation So Wrong?

Excerpt “…….Inflation hawks, in other words, were the proverbial boys who cried wolf. Their warnings that inflation was right around the corner were worthless because they always said that inflation was right around the corner. And the consensus among center-left economists—with the exceptions of Summers, and Olivier Blanchard and Jason Furman, two other liberal economists who warned in spring 2021 of inflationary risks—was that the risks attached to a further stimulus package were low and the potential benefits were high.

Was this wrong? Yes—but whether it was irresponsible is not obvious. Economic policy making, after all, is always a matter of balancing risks and rewards, and the potential for sustained high unemployment was very real. (Summers himself also said last year that “the dangers of doing too little are greater than the dangers of doing too much.” He just believed that $1.9 trillion was, as it were, much too much.) At this point, the contention that the stimulus package was bigger than it needed to be—or at least, could have been better directed—seems inarguable, but equally true is that it probably accounts for only a fraction of the current inflation rate. Europe, after all, did far less in the way of fiscal stimulus than the U.S., yet inflation within the European Union is now about as high…….”


If the $1.9 trillion Stimulus Bill was too much and led to disastrous inflation can you imagine what would have happened if the $3 trillion (or even worse the $6-7 trillion progressive wish list) build back better bill was passed?

Are you guys still mad a Sinema and Manchin? It looks like they may have saved our asses from an economic catastrophe.

Bunch of fucking Trumpette's over at The Atlantic. Stupid sheep.

[Chico23231]

Originally Posted by sdskinsfan2001

Bunch of fucking Trumpette's over at The Atlantic. Stupid sheep.

“The Atlantic, STFU. Build back better was originally Drumpt idea which Biden was forced to try. Trumpette set up Biden to fail”

-G1, probably


The Atlantic is usually a trash heap of god awful writing.

[nonniey]

Originally Posted by Chico23231

“The Atlantic, STFU. Build back better was originally Drumpt idea which Biden was forced to try. Trumpette set up Biden to fail”

-G1, probably


The Atlantic is usually a trash heap of god awful writing.

Re: Atlantic - I disagree it is usually fairly good writing but focuses on angles that favor the Democrats. They aren't as bad at omitting facts unfavorable to their position as the New York Times is and I haven't seen them set pejorative frameworks on stories which is also a common method the NYT uses. (A New York Times reporter once asked to interview me over " what I was going to do with all the my racist Redskins memorabilia now that the team dropped it's racist name."

[Giantone]

Found some pics of chico ,SD and Cheif X at a trump rally.