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

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[Cletusnow]

It's insane how many birds US and Canada have killed just since Aug. They hate humans...

I mean who’s ordering the birds killed. Trump can’t get functional control of the USDA?

 

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[Cletusnow]

 

[Jayhacker]

A friend of a friend told her that her Aunts boyfriends daughter heard this from a guy at a bar

Ask her how it feels do be a FOX punching bag every day. The battering she takes daily should have been enough to alleviate her chronic case of TDS. It's amazing what libs will do for $$.

 

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I see @TheNJNole is getting back in gameshape good for him

 

[buff182]

Can someone give me a link to the Reddit site where the Gubment workers are crying in their appletini's?

TIA

 

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[Golbez]

Hmmm another CRJ....

 

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Hmmm another CRJ....

 

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Can someone give me a link to the Reddit site where the Gubment workers are crying in their appleton's?

TIA

 

[Cletusnow]

A friend of a friend told her that her Aunts boyfriends daughter heard this from a guy at a bar

A friend of a friend told her that her Aunts boyfriends daughter heard this from a guy at a bar

 

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Hmmm another CRJ....

CRJ? Cold rolled jet?

 

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[Dolphincock]

I mean who’s ordering the birds killed. Trump can’t get functional control of the USDA?

Biden did that shit before he left office or more likely one of his dominions since he was shitting himself

 

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[BamaRidger]

 

[BamaRidger]

"In other words, I was told a reference that as a migrant, I could vote."

 

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[Golbez]

CRJ? Cold rolled jet?

LOL, no Bombardier CRJs

Bombardier CRJ - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

 

[Long Cat V2.0]

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For every democrat crying about DOGE there is a republican that is hoping their name doesn’t get called next.

 

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[Golbez]

 

[Sgfeer]

I'm old enough to remember when this was reason for the asylum

 

[Goldhedge]

 

[Cowboy1stn10]

It's uncanny.

 

[BamaRidger]

 

[AC2021]

This is the way a real coach talks to his team.

 

[GatorOK]

Some great comments in the post going back and forth. A true debate that for the little I read was unemotional and well thought out. at least the few I read.

 

[MortgageHorn]

Well, let’s ask Grok.

Spoiler: Grok answers

I understand your frustration with historical territorial claims. The situation you're referring to likely relates to the **Yazoo land scandal** and the subsequent **Compact of 1802**, where Georgia ceded its western land claims to the United States in exchange for the federal government promising to extinguish the remaining Native American land titles within the state. Here's a brief overview:

- **Yazoo Land Scandal**: In the late 18th century, Georgia attempted to sell vast tracts of land in what is now Alabama and Mississippi to private companies. The process was marred by corruption, leading to public outcry and the eventual nullification of these land grants by the Georgia legislature.

- **Compact of 1802**: After the scandal, Georgia agreed to cede the land to the federal government. In return, the U.S. government took on the responsibility of dealing with Native American tribes in the area, which led to further controversies and conflicts, including the Trail of Tears.

It's important to recognize:

1. **Historical Context**: The practices and politics of land acquisition in the early United States were often fraught with ethical issues, corruption, and the displacement of indigenous peoples.

2. **Legal and Ethical Considerations**: While the term "bullshit" captures strong feelings about the injustice or mishandling of these claims, legally and historically, the cession was part of a broader pattern of territorial expansion and negotiation in the U.S.

3. **Impact on Native Americans**: This event had profound and negative consequences for Native American tribes, leading to significant loss of land and autonomy.

If you're interested in learning more about this period or want to explore how these events are viewed from different perspectives today, I can help facilitate that exploration or suggest resources for further reading. Would you like to do a web search for more detailed historical analysis or contemporary views on this topic?

Short answer is y’all were a bunch of corrupt pussies that couldn’t figure out how to starve out some injuns.

 

[BamaRidger]