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Post by parker1865 on Jan 16, 2021 10:49:36 GMT -8
ok, ren, calm down. here is the thing...we have a new president-elect, soon to be sworn in as potus. that means he is potus for all of us. salute the uniform, not the man. it is that simple. goodness, ren, does everything have to be taught to you? Yes, but remember I only speak English. What's a "ren"? with that question, you have proved my point. good lord.
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Post by parker1865 on Jan 16, 2021 10:54:39 GMT -8
who is that, ren? at some point, you have to pay attention, and understand something....anything. anything, at all. Not a big Law and Order fan I take it? here is the thing, ren. at some point, you have to learn to spell correctly when trying to make a point. it is what we try to do with the english language, especially when it is a name. remember telephone books? there was a reason for them. please ren, listen and absorb the lessons that others are trying to share with you. it will help you some day.
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Post by Stu on Jan 16, 2021 10:55:30 GMT -8
Yes, but remember I only speak English. What's a "ren"? with that question, you have proved my point. good lord. English my good man, English
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Post by Stu on Jan 16, 2021 10:57:14 GMT -8
Not a big Law and Order fan I take it? here is the thing, ren. at some point, you have to learn to spell correctly when trying to make a point. it is what we try to do with the english language, especially when it is a name. remember telephone books? there was a reason for them. please ren, listen and absorb the lessons that others are trying to share with you. it will help you some day. you are so pathetic. What would you do if I stopped responding to you?
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Post by parker1865 on Jan 16, 2021 11:09:37 GMT -8
here is the thing, ren. at some point, you have to learn to spell correctly when trying to make a point. it is what we try to do with the english language, especially when it is a name. remember telephone books? there was a reason for them. please ren, listen and absorb the lessons that others are trying to share with you. it will help you some day. you are so pathetic. What would you do if I stopped responding to you? i would be eternally grateful, ren. it would mean you understand the world is changing and your way does not work anymore. it is boorish and foolish and without any merit or value or humor. i have tried to explain that to you. go play your whack-a-mole game, now. go on.
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Post by steveinthecity on Jan 16, 2021 11:11:08 GMT -8
I’d sent that to him back on the 7th or 8th after this photo was linked on the Metal Underground feed. Siggy would’ve preferred the guy’s energies be put towards a West Coast tour.
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Post by Stu on Jan 16, 2021 11:16:42 GMT -8
you are so pathetic. What would you do if I stopped responding to you? i would be eternally grateful, ren. it would mean you understand the world is changing and your way does not work anymore. it is boorish and foolish and without any merit or value or humor. i have tried to explain that to you. go play your whack-a-mole game, now. go on. I wonder what happened to you in your past to make you like this. Was it hard being a kid during The Depression?
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Post by steveinthecity on Jan 16, 2021 11:19:17 GMT -8
Gotcha. Yes, I can see that now. The words of the former Capitol police chief are pretty enlightening too.
I wonder how much effort will be put into identifying who the marchers were and affiliate organizations.
A lot I think. They are already finding some surprises. Google John Sullivan. Did either of you have the opportunity to see/hear or read the transcripts of the President's speech on the Mall that day? Considering the mood or mindset of some of the crowd, I can certainly see how his words fanned the flames.
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Post by Stu on Jan 16, 2021 11:21:43 GMT -8
A lot I think. They are already finding some surprises. Google John Sullivan. Did either of you have the opportunity to see/hear or read the transcripts of the President's speech on the Mall that day? Considering the mood or mindset of some of the crowd, I can certainly see how his words fanned the flames. If they haven't it's just one more box checked on the hypocrisy Bingo card.
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Post by steveinthecity on Jan 16, 2021 11:21:54 GMT -8
Yes, but remember I only speak English. What's a "ren"? Stimpy’s pal?
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Post by Stu on Jan 16, 2021 11:23:43 GMT -8
Yes, but remember I only speak English. What's a "ren"? Stimpy’s pal? That was my first thought too! but I'm just a dumb stoner.
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Post by barry on Jan 16, 2021 11:41:29 GMT -8
A lot I think. They are already finding some surprises. Google John Sullivan. Did either of you have the opportunity to see/hear or read the transcripts of the President's speech on the Mall that day? Considering the mood or mindset of some of the crowd, I can certainly see how his words fanned the flames. I did, and I agree somewhat. But my point is that nothing he said made a difference that day. It would have happened anyway. Did you see the Maxine Waters link I posted earlier? What is your opinion on what she said? Do you think there may be two standards in the media?
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Post by steveinthecity on Jan 16, 2021 12:40:44 GMT -8
Did either of you have the opportunity to see/hear or read the transcripts of the President's speech on the Mall that day? Considering the mood or mindset of some of the crowd, I can certainly see how his words fanned the flames. I did, and I agree somewhat. But my point is that nothing he said made a difference that day. It would have happened anyway. Did you see the Maxine Waters link I posted earlier? What is your opinion on what she said? Do you think there may be two standards in the media? I did see that. Whatever her true intent may have been, she chose her words poorly(and used poor judgement imo). She didn’t outright say “harass”, but to tell people to approach other’s essentially anyplace they’re seen in public and to “create a crowd” pretty much seems to me like she’s giving a blueprint to her supporters and saying “make this happen anyway you see fit”. It was over the top and I believe unnecessary. Passions already run high and it takes little to set some people off. As for different standards, yes, I don’t think that’s been in question, although it used to be much harder to see biases or the overt ones were confined to places like American Spectator or Mother Jones. For the article linked, it’s no surprise that Ms. Waters didn’t get pushback from her colleagues, as that’s the norm, but I suspect privately she was admonished by higher ups and explained the damage she may have caused the party, the cause, and her own fortunes going forward. I do make a distinction between the Water’s incident and the “Stop The Steal” speech, movement, and it’s enablers.
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Post by parker1865 on Jan 16, 2021 17:10:28 GMT -8
I did, and I agree somewhat. But my point is that nothing he said made a difference that day. It would have happened anyway. Did you see the Maxine Waters link I posted earlier? What is your opinion on what she said? Do you think there may be two standards in the media? I did see that. Whatever her true intent may have been, she chose her words poorly(and used poor judgement imo). She didn’t outright say “harass”, but to tell people to approach other’s essentially anyplace they’re seen in public and to “create a crowd” pretty much seems to me like she’s giving a blueprint to her supporters and saying “make this happen anyway you see fit”. It was over the top and I believe unnecessary. Passions already run high and it takes little to set some people off. As for different standards, yes, I don’t think that’s been in question, although it used to be much harder to see biases or the overt ones were confined to places like American Spectator or Mother Jones. For the article linked, it’s no surprise that Ms. Waters didn’t get pushback from her colleagues, as that’s the norm, but I suspect privately she was admonished by higher ups and explained the damage she may have caused the party, the cause, and her own fortunes going forward. I do make a distinction between the Water’s incident and the “Stop The Steal” speech, movement, and it’s enablers. my reply to your post: i understand looking at al sides. however, your opinions of the utterings of maxine waters are very naïve. she has certainly and consciously, with complete understanding of what she was doing, incited people to violence, she has done this on a continuous basis. her true intent was to intimidate and harm the sitting president, members of the cabinet, and other congress persons and senators. she made this clear on radio and tv interviews. your position is she chose her words poorly and used poor judgment and what her intent "may have been"? you have a problem identifying her bias, yet she has accused cabinet members, congress persons and senators of being racist and makes a point of repeating these themes to her constituency, to the level of 2 riots incited by her hate speech in her own district. "water's "incident"? that is a strange choice of description for her actions and speeches and you think there has been a question about standards? no, it is not the norm to not get push back for such actions. you suspect she was admonished. fine, then when did that happen, because her hate speeches never stopped nor did her call to violence toward other government officials stop. in the past 2 weeks, she made the same demand of the public. in your reply, i detect a clear bias. this is a national sitting elected official, that advocated violence and enthusiastically supported another certain person that publicly stated having thoughts to blow up the white house, and publicly endorsed another person that publicly stated the president should be assassinated, and endorsed destroying the property of other elected officials and cabinet members. i have always taken the position "respect the uniform and not the man". i am neither a republican or a democrat. i am an american. every american must condemn such actions of an elected congress person or senator or potus or vpotus. i ask you....should she not be impeached? what is the distinction, pray tell, because i do not detect any, and find both offensive to the american people. concerning this violence thing: a sitting elected national congress person, in line to be potus described violence in this manner: "..it was a beautiful thing...". this was to describe the violent and destructive and death caused by the supposed protests that became riots in hong kong. exactly how does one make a distinction concerning this? maybe it is racial, since it was asians? maybe it was to encourage a riot and a war? when you can present a logical distinction, please email it to nancy pelosi. while you are doing so, email it to the present chairman of the senate. after all, he condemned the violence in hong kong. then again, his wife is asian. might that be the distinction, or might he have been sending a message to dial things down to avoid war? why is there even a question that there are different standards, and this should not be accepted on any level by any american.
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Post by vintagecomics on Jan 16, 2021 18:51:23 GMT -8
Did either of you have the opportunity to see/hear or read the transcripts of the President's speech on the Mall that day? Considering the mood or mindset of some of the crowd, I can certainly see how his words fanned the flames. I did, and I agree somewhat. But my point is that nothing he said made a difference that day. It would have happened anyway. Did you see the Maxine Waters link I posted earlier? What is your opinion on what she said? Do you think there may be two standards in the media? Agreed that it may have happened anyway.
The reason I was asking if they were going to identify all the people involved is to see how many 'John Sullivans' there were in that crowd. I have a hard time believing there weren't active, aggressive, organized protesters storming that building. It wasn't just a bunch of pitchfork wielding farmers IMO.
And they may have done it for several reasons, including to make Trump look bad. Yes, there is a double standard in the media and everywhere else.
It's all a shell game and once you get reasonably good at seeing through the shell game things take on a very different shape.
We had a debate on the Russia investigation on the CGC boards in the Watercooler 4 years ago (believe it or not, the moderators allowed it at the time)
I kept saying (and I'm paraphrasing) 'there's no proof that Trump was involved in Russian collusion, the US do it to other countries anyway, let them sort it out internally at the highest positions of authority and just treat the president like the president'
I was told that I was a fool by many 'important, prominent' board members. And now? Guess what....it's starting to look like it was all just a smear campaign by Clinton.
Do you think any of them will apologize or say they were wrong?
Most people are so biased and twisted that they don't even know what unbiased looks like. I genuinely weep for our future, not because one elected official or another is in office but because the general public don't realize full of lies everything is and how misled they are.
I spoke to a politician a couple of years ago who gave me this advice: Don't vote for the party you want or the person you like the most or the laws you want the most, vote for the person you trust the most.
Those people NEVER make it into office.
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