
All_Pro_Bills
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That's a totally absurd conclusion. Any historian or scholar proficient in the study of the WW2 era is capable of quoting many prominent figures of that era, including Hitler, Stalin, Churchill, and Roosevelt, Eisenhower. Perhaps military commanders might still study the tank and battle tactics and words of Rommell, but does that imply they're fans of the Field Marshall? How that knowledge of historical quotes and writings assigns some ideological view escapes me. And this Mom group being some secret Nazi organization? Because of some cryptic and secret signals some crackpot twitter users are reaching with to label them as evil? It has to odor of desperation because they're starting to lose the war on the modern battlefield of culture.
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I stand by that statement, in the current version of American politics and the media all that matters is what you can get people to believe. The truth is to be avoided. Watch the news and listen to how its presented. An event and then an opinion. And in politics the Democrats a just a lot better at fooling people or the people they fool are a lot easier to fool. Look how many brain-dead idiots still believe Trump campaign official colluded with Russian government assets. 7 years of nothing and waiting for that indictment. But they still believe. I know lots of these folks. I ask logical and reasoned questions and they just give back the blank stare.
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If you live long enough, you'll observe a pattern of behavior in politics. They never solve any problems because solving a problem eliminates a problem, and eliminating a problem means one less problem to use as a campaign issue. Given that theory there will be no reparation payments. Just talk of reparation payments. Like "vote for me and I'll give you $5 million dollars each". Ha, ha, fooled you again!
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While slavery was immoral and an afront to basic human rights by current standards of civilization it wasn't legally defined as a crime. Under "the rule of law" in place prior to 1863 slavery was legal depending on legal statutes like the designation of "free" States or not that were in place prior to Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation, Juneteenth, and the 13th Amendment to the Constitution. It's a subtle distinction but a distinction none the less. I'm not sure where you're going with your comment but if you're making the argument reparations are supported based on some violation of law and the commission of a crime, I'd counter that the argument has no legal basis.
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Good enough. I was in a July 4th ruling a Federal judge presiding over a case detailing government/social media censorship has issued a temporary injuction agiant Biden administration specific individuals and agencies prohibiting them from contacting social media companies and their employees. On queue, NYT reports the move endangers effort to fight the ever present danger of misinformation. But like Bill Maher said, just give me the facts and leave your opinion where it belongs on the Op/Ed page, and I'll decide for myself what is misinformation.
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I prefer to break things down by defining the battle as a contest between objective thinkers vs. subjective thinkers. And not so much left and right With that in mind I'd like to add a #4. 4) The belief that speech requires regulation and censorship to fight "hate speech". While I accept the concept that some objective criteria can define "hate" its use is currently defined subjectively. Somebody feeling '"threatened" by what you might say is highly subjective yet requires you to be silenced and censored. Threatened in what way? Physically, mentally, emotionally? The issue of subjectivity is observable simply by how one person feeling threatened and others are not. It's an argument consistent with beauty is in the eye of the beholder. There's no defined standard. A nefarious actor could abuse the term "hate" and use it as a weapon to silence others that disagree with their positions rather than out of genuine concern of harm. That's exactly what we see currently when people scream "hate" and are unwilling to articulate and defend their views objectively through the use of reason and logic.
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What is better, no guns, or more guns?
All_Pro_Bills replied to Security's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
They want these shootings to continue until public sentiment for stricter gun ownership laws becomes acceptable to a large majority. They can't take away the 2nd amendment but they can convince people to disarm themselves. You can bet your bippy those midnight SWAT units with full body armour and military grade weopons the regime sends to visit their political enemies and critics won't be disarming anytime soon. Democrats publicly denounce these killings while doing nothing to crack down on criminals and the mentally ill that commit these shootings (they don't dare offend the drug companies whose products the killers are on). Privately, they celebrate them as each one brings them closer to the objective of facing an easier time of controlling a population of dissenters incapable of self-defense. Some specific posters here might add that's what authoritarian regimes always do which is seek a monopoly on violence. -
Ya know, I was watching a documentary on Jim Morrison and The Doors and along with focusing on the band, the music, and Morrison's demons, it also dug into the counter culture movement of the '60's. The attitudes and anti-establishment views. Today these baby boomers comprise a large voting block of Democratic voters. It was quite a contrast to today where these children of the 1960 counter culture stll believe they're fighting the system while having no self-awareness that they are the system. They've convinced themselves that white supremacist MAGA members control society while oppressing all sorts of groups and minorities when in fact liberals control almost every major public and private institution. It's quite a delusion in order to deny the truth they are now the oppressors they spent much of their youth protesting and fighting against. Kill the establishment. The establishment is dead. Long live the establishment. Oh if you prefer The Who. Meet the new boss. Same as the old boss.
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Sometimes the walls come tumblin' down!
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I don't know and I don't care because whether its happened or not isn't the point. Its where you stand on the issue of public decency. Because the point is whether or not people who will find it offensive will be told by the high priests of the social justice movement to just deal with it. You know what, I'm going to correct myself. It has happened. Men pretending to be women undressing and exposing themselves in women's locker rooms and bathrooms to women and teenage girls. In those cases the man's "rights" to prance around naked in front of women they're not intimate with is vigorously defended by the left.
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In order to function, every society requires some standards of social decency and acceptable behavior. Over time those standards change, and they have in our country. But I don't think it can ever evolve to the point where some dude can expose his junk to women and children and the correct social response is for them to turn around and not look.
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The left wants a cultural transformation of American society to mirror how the CCP treats Chinese citizens right now. Eventually eliminating all rights and freedoms and replacing them with privileges granted by the government to subjects of the State. The determination of privileges will be based on personal ESG scores (they've already instituted the system with corporations and businesses). Your personal social credit score will determine what privileges you are granted by the state in return for your obedience to the State's social and economic policies. So for example, if you don't express allegiance to their Transsexual doctrine or Diversity compliance metrics you won't qualify for a home loan because your social credit score is too low for the banking system run under Stakeholder Capitalism to qualify you for a loan.
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Robert F. Kennedy Jr. for president in 2024?
All_Pro_Bills replied to JaCrispy's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
None of your responses have refuted my contention in any way. We've got a clearly mentally comprised commander in chief. It's a credible theory somebody else is driving the agenda. One repeating situation we see is where an unknown person is directing the President on which questions to answer and when to get off stage. Who has the authority to command the President to be silent? Theoretically nobody. But we witness that in practice. The idea with theories is to investigate to find things that either support or refute the theory and I see nothing offered anywhere to refute my contention President Biden is a figurehead, fake President. -
Our New State Laws (USA) 7/01/23
All_Pro_Bills replied to T&C's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
Didn't Trudeau appoint himself president-for-life of Canada during COVID? -
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. for president in 2024?
All_Pro_Bills replied to JaCrispy's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
I'm not clear how your response addresses my suspicions and theory about what's going on currently in the White House. -
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. for president in 2024?
All_Pro_Bills replied to JaCrispy's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
The difference is we knew what those people were doing. Can you produce the names of the inner circle calling the shots now? These people are not there to advise Biden. They're there to replace him. This administration is the 3rd term of the Obama administration. What exactly is Susan Rice's role inside the WH? What actual duties does she perform? She's Obama's inside person. There to manage day-to-day. If you look at Biden's career and 2020 campaign he's spent a lifetime staking out safe middle of the road positions. The far left focus is definitely out of character. Prior to January 2021 he's supported none of this. It's clearly somebody else's agenda. That agenda belongs to the Obama wing of the party. Those are the people running the WH. The elected President? Not so much. A shadow government. So if people not elected are driving the agenda and not the President is this still a democracy? -
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. for president in 2024?
All_Pro_Bills replied to JaCrispy's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
My suspicion is what's in place in the Biden administration is not a group of advisors assisting the President but instead a group of advisors assuming the role of President where the actual person elected by the voters acts as front man to mouth their decisions to the public. A facade and nothing more. And who are these advisors? Do we know their names? They are unelected unknowns working in the shadows. What is their source of direction and agenda? How did they come to their positions? Who decided they should be making policy and determining the actions of the executive branch and overall American domestic and foreign policy? Is having a President in charge of our government an illusion? More importantly, why is no one in any official capacity raising these questions? I call this a "soft" coup or if some prefer a quiet insurrection. No gunfire, no protests, no hearings. No media stories. Just a quiet takeover of the White House. -
Extremist MAGA supporters brought in to protect white liberal neighborhoods!
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Need Sunday Ticket? Bills Televised Schedule included:
All_Pro_Bills replied to NakedSquid's topic in The Stadium Wall
I get the Jets and Giants on the local CBS and FOX network affiliates and of course any NBC and ABC/ESPN games. National games like London. So I count 9 games for sure. I bought a digital antenna for $35 at Bestbuy which picks up CBS CH3 and FOX CH29 in Philadelphia. So that adds the Bills game at Philly so at least one more game and any AFC Bills games the local market might pick up.