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@DominionFren @Landeur Neither did Germans, but we know how that shit turned out.

@KronstatHowler @Landeur You support the war in Iran because there's no chance for you to be drafted into war. We don't want to die for Jewish wars. 👍

This is genuinely insane and it makes me assume your loyalty is not to America.

@EricHogue0 @CynicalPublius Give it some thought, Sweat Cheeks. It is right in front of you.

@KronstatHowler @CynicalPublius They're the exact same database resources that are relied on for creating/issuing the birth certificates, passports and other photo IDs that will supposedly fix this fake problem. If they're low quality your whole argument eats itself alive.

The beauty of the Democrat Voting Fraud Machine built by the DNC and evil "journalists" like this goon is that they purposely set the system up so fraud is almost impossible to detect. That's the part they won't tell you.

@EricHogue0 @CynicalPublius Alright. Just tell me how you know the voter is the person registered for real. Not academic real, I mean mechanic real.

@KronstatHowler @CynicalPublius I'm criticizing what you wrote, that's not the same as "talking about this from opposite directions." If you don't like having the flaws in your pipe dreams pointed out, then do some research instead of rambling and guessing.

Not to be argumentative but you are relying on low quality audit evidence because you really don't ever have a connection between the person that voted and the person that registered. Is that deception? And even questioning the people that were right there could not tell you if the person that voted was the person that registered. That is an improperly designed control. Imagine a scenario with a simple thumbprint or ID at the point of voting.

@KronstatHowler @CynicalPublius Yes, your problem is that for whatever reason your ideal enforcement strategy is driving around at random instead of using database resources to identify suspect voters. This is consistent with your deceptive attempts to make verifying this information appear more difficult.

@liberalsblo @NiohBerg The market will adjust and the shale oil guys will kick in at some price and the price will fall again to where those don't don't make money.

@NiohBerg I dislike that guy but arguably Iran is winning because the world is suffering economically and it's only been 30 days. What does 60 days or 6 months look like? Honest question here.

"Iran is winning this war" "I don't know how much longer they can last"

@KentAtwater7 @NiohBerg Cope on a rope!

@NiohBerg Mr. Nawfal needs some cope on a rope.

Of keeping America out of wars? Right. Really, though, the value of the opportunity weighed against the cost of the other options changed. Risk just weighs less than it used to because the level of frustration is higher. This is normal after FDR and Wilson also ran on keeping America out of a war. I am not saying that he is always right, but he has a proven track record of freeing up money and people and grabbing juicy opportunities. I think he can smell them.

@KronstatHowler @Landeur He actively ran on the opposite ticket though; no new wars

Time goes quickly when you’re having fun. Sometimes 2 decades feels like 2 months.

The white sign says, “The price of this Yazidi woman is $10.” This is how Muslims sold Yazidi women in Iraq and Syria in 2014.

People seem to really hate him, which is very plausible. T Rex walks a fine line for a lot of people. Boomers have a theme. They hate Hitler so much that anything that is remotely like nationalism and militarism, is like nails on a chalkboard. All their lives, they have heard that men like Donald Trump and people that like him are, absolutely NAZIs. Many people's parents very literally framed basic childhood problems in terms of gassing Jews and making lampshades. They are vicariously traumatized and the result is that any discussion of self-interest when the slightest hint of good and evil, right and wrong are at stake, is a very difficult dilemma trapped in some of the most painful memories of the men they loved more than anything. That "greatest generation" bullshit fucked them so hard that we have had to fucking sit through the goddamn preaching ever since! How else can you explain Meredeth Baxter? We retreated as far as Star Trek to keep some of the traditional values and they destroyed Klingons! The last place for men became the podcast, the Church, and the UFC. For Boomers, they hear the wolves and see that the sun is setting. No matter what they do, soon, they peep-holes are going to close. They think they see (as they look back on being eleven years old and being yelled at about not stopping Hitler because they weren't perfect) is an alph male talking about what they were told they were supposed to stop. The "not greatest" generation was given one job by President Ronald Reagan and John F. Kennedy and John Wayne. A No Kings rally is almost a perfect analogy. Kings are the giver of rings. They give those rings for excellence, but sometimes, Kings gives those rings to do evil. A better sign would read "I'm Sorry, Dad! I AM SO SORRY!

"Decentralized" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Opportunity. The opportunity arose, and T Rex being who he is, chose to use accumulated resources. Tariffs, cuts, and an entire government working in concert instead of playing into the usual D.C. games, puts a lot of resources on the table. Usually, a government is less poorly led or less committed, and lets some juicy advantage fly by.

@KronstatHowler @Landeur So why didn’t Trump run on this ticket?

@Landeur Sorry, sum up: loyal pragmatism.

@Gooshnpupp @MaxNordau Imagine a Palestine with Chinese imported weapons and child soldiers. I don't know how that is a win.

@MaxNordau A Palestinian state is a non starter. A dissociative concept that lives in the minds of uninformed and immature political fodder that lives half way around the world.

Would a Palestinian state be good for Jews? Obviously not. But would a Palestinian state be good for Arabs? Also no. But would a Palestinian state solve the Arab-Israeli conflict? No. But would a Palestinian state at least make things somewhat better in the Middle East? But would a Palestinian state enrich the kleptocrats and theocrats in charge of it? Ding ding ding.

@rochfarot @MaxNordau Why exactly is there one U.N. agency for Palestinean refugees, and one for every other refugee population?

@MaxNordau And their UN accomplices, and keep the dirty money from laundering their illicit actions flowing, as in drugs and human trafficking, etc.

@rbsd777 @MaxNordau God told the Jews to whack the Canaanites. All of the Canaanites. Not some, not half, all of the Canaanites were marked for destruction. Israel didn't listen and maybe this was the result.

@MaxNordau "Palestine" is not a country. It's never been and will never be one. The people are Arabs of Egyptian and Jordanian decent. So they already have two homelands and if they weren't rabid death cultists Egypt and Jordan would welcome them. That's the problem

@whereisjarule_ @MaxNordau Or freedom from child molestation.

@MaxNordau A Palestinian state would be great for everyone except those the dream of greater israel

@MaxNordau But what about if the Palestinians only had other Arabs as neighbors, surely then they would behave in a civilized manner, right? Also, no. @grok what happened to Arab countries who accepted Palestinians en masse?