Master Thread Dance Your Cares Away/Fraggle/Law Abiding Citizens

[Goldhedge]

her son identifies as a cat

 

[Goldhedge]

 

[Sgfeer]

I am almost as upset at the killing of the squirrel and raccoon as I am from the BS we've seen these past 8 years.

Test them for rabies? The raccoon has a better chance of getting rabies than the squirrel although neither would have being kept indoors as pets. When I worked in the state virus lab doing the rabies testing for Texas, we never tested any squirrel, mouse or rat sent us. Why? Because as small as they were, any rabid animal would likely kill them if they bit them. I was told none had ever tested positive before my time.

Saw a report they were to be put to death before the Govt even got there. The whole thought they had rabies was bull shit to cover their asses. They lie about everything

 

[Cheddarwurst]

 

[imprimis]

Saw a report they were to be put to death before the Govt even got there. The whole thought they had rabies was bull shit to cover their asses. They lie about everything

Using rabies was bad enough but telling the world they found P'nut dehydrated and malnourished was inexcusable.

 

[AmericanViking]

Great starting move regulations are worst than excess taxes in many cases.

It’s just words to me until I see action from his neocon ass

 

[AgEngDawg]

Using rabies was bad enough but telling the world they found P'nut dehydrated and malnourished was inexcusable.

They said that? That squirrel was a fat ass.

 

[imprimis]

They said that? That squirrel was a fat ass.

Yes they did say that. All one had to do was look at P'Nut and could see it was fat and happy.

 

[AgEngDawg]

Yes they did say that. All one had to do was look at P'Nut and could see it was fat and happy.

Bro, he's malnourished.

 

[BamaRidger]

Watch who is fighting against this request.

 

[BamaRidger]

 

[BamaRidger]

 

[Viking]

This traitor seems rattled. They no longer have the protection of a corrupt government and they know it. Sweat and squirm. I bet we stretch his neck! Skol!

 

[BamaRidger]

When you have time........

 

[BamaRidger]

Excellent..........MAGA

 

[BamaRidger]

 

[imprimis]

I hope it was $10 billion each. The list of whom Trump could sue is quite long. And Trump sues.

 

[imprimis]

Recently, Texas was set to execute a person convicted of shaking an infant to death. Some members of the Texas Legislature attempted to hold up the execution claiming the Legislature had the right to interfere in Texas executions.

Today, the Texas Supreme Court ruled that the Texas Legislature does not have the power to stall an execution. It's a separation of powers decision.

 

[BamaRidger]

 

[Thasubliminal]

I never trusted Tim because of his tight friendship with Trey Gowdy, who is best friends with Paul Ryan, who gave Trey his FOX News program to bash Republicans, as he is currently doing to Matt Gatez. POS

He showed his colors in 2020/21 when he fundraised on election integrity and didnt do a damn thing about it

 

[hmt5000]

FBI testified this data was destroyed and they couldn't provide it... Cell co's say they still have it. Uh Oh.

 

[madman71]

 

[BamaRidger]

This is a confession from a former Trump hater I saw on another board.​

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I'm Going On Record​

I am raising my hand high as I have been wrong about Donald J. Trump.

I know that it may be premature...we still have to see how much of this stuff can actually be accomplished in four years.

But if Trump does half the stuff he is talking about doing, he may be the greatest POTUS in history, at least in the top 3.

And here's what I like the most about where he is right now:

1. Some of the stuff he's talking about doing he didn't even mention during the campaign. Oh, maybe he mentioned it in an off-the-cuff speech at a rally, which he freestyles. Still, in terms of stating it as a definite plan, emphasizing it, and arguing with the media about it, he didn't do that as he did in 2016, building the wall and making Mexico pay for it.

In other words, they don't feel like empty campaign promises. They feel like he's had staffers look into how these things can be done. They feel like there is a plan.

2. He's appointing people who have a shot at doing the things he's talking about.

3. He's also appointing several people who are young and have 20+ years of politics still in front of them. This means, if they are successful at carrying out this vision, Trump will have changed the culture of not only the Republican Party but of the cult of Washington D.C.

He's not just doing his thing; he's empowering several young people to continue to advance this vision long after he's gone.

That's one thing I think people who are critical of his appointments fail to understand.

If they can do even half of what he's talking about doing in four years, he will have had as much influence on the trajectory of the country and the government as Roosevelt, only in reverse. Whereas Roosevelt started the trend of growing the federal government that has continued to this day, Trump will have started a trend of shrinking it that will reverberate long after he leaves office.

 

[Viking]

This is a confession from a former Trump hater I saw on another board.​

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I'm Going On Record​

I am raising my hand high as I have been wrong about Donald J. Trump.

I know that it may be premature...we still have to see how much of this stuff can actually be accomplished in four years.

But if Trump does half the stuff he is talking about doing, he may be the greatest POTUS in history, at least in the top 3.

And here's what I like the most about where he is right now:

1. Some of the stuff he's talking about doing he didn't even mention during the campaign. Oh, maybe he mentioned it in an off-the-cuff speech at a rally, which he freestyles. Still, in terms of stating it as a definite plan, emphasizing it, and arguing with the media about it, he didn't do that as he did in 2016, building the wall and making Mexico pay for it.

In other words, they don't feel like empty campaign promises. They feel like he's had staffers look into how these things can be done. They feel like there is a plan.

2. He's appointing people who have a shot at doing the things he's talking about.

3. He's also appointing several people who are young and have 20+ years of politics still in front of them. This means, if they are successful at carrying out this vision, Trump will have changed the culture of not only the Republican Party but of the cult of Washington D.C.

He's not just doing his thing; he's empowering several young people to continue to advance this vision long after he's gone.

That's one thing I think people who are critical of his appointments fail to understand.

If they can do even half of what he's talking about doing in four years, he will have had as much influence on the trajectory of the country and the government as Roosevelt, only in reverse. Whereas Roosevelt started the trend of growing the federal government that has continued to this day, Trump will have started a trend of shrinking it that will reverberate long after he leaves office.

Somebody send them this!

 

[imprimis]

FBI testified this data was destroyed and they couldn't provide it... Cell co's say they still have it. Uh Oh.

Most likely every cell phone provider has all the phone calls and texts from everyone. It's quite clear they thought they would take Trump out one way or another and Cameltoe would slide into the WH. They believed and still do that any govt official could lie and misrepresent their actions and not face any punishment since they would be protected by the appointees.

 

[BamaRidger]

Somebody send them this!
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Ha..Ha too late I already sent him this....

 

[BamaRidger]

I see a hint of understanding and truth starting to creep into his posts.
I'm not sure he will ever even sniff the Red Pill, but he is doing a little critical thinking instead of drinking the MSM Kool-Aid, and that's a start.




. But we're not changing any laws to block social media because your real intent is obvious - block people from disagreeing with you. Fuck that! We're not going back! We're not going back to the mainstream media monopoly on the news. There is no bigger source of disinformation than cable news telling you everything is great, politicians aren't crooks, and that the donors aren't in charge.

 

[BamaRidger]

 

[AgEngDawg]

 

[BamaRidger]

I stumbled upon this as it just popped up. I shouldn't post it, but I am....

 

[Hoosier in Mad Town]

I see a hint of understanding and truth starting to creep into his posts.
I'm not sure he will ever even sniff the Red Pill, but he is doing a little critical thinking instead of drinking the MSM Kool-Aid, and that's a start.




. But we're not changing any laws to block social media because your real intent is obvious - block people from disagreeing with you. Fuck that! We're not going back! We're not going back to the mainstream media monopoly on the news. There is no bigger source of disinformation than cable news telling you everything is great, politicians aren't crooks, and that the donors aren't in charge.

He's only recognizing that now he benefits personally, in the form of financial incentives, if the decentalized/podcast environment continues to grow.

Don't overthink this. He's a selfish bastard.