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2 hours ago, Sundancer said:
There were something like 70 lawsuits filed and none found anything to merit any changes. I don’t care what some guy “flippantly” says on Twitter. They couldn’t prove anything in court and got embarrassed trying to do so.
What about the two current audits in Arizona and Georgia? Based on preliminary release of their findings the audit teams cited irregularities. Invalid counts of batches that don't match the actual ballots. Mail in ballots that never were sent to or arrived from the USPS. And so on. Still admittedly a work in progress. Would it have altered the result? Too soon to say.
So what's the response of the government to a situation where probable cause exists to warrant more inspection and investigation? Well to dispatch the DOJ to sniff around for "civil rights" violations. Are we really expected to believe that's their motive in getting involved? Or are they just trying to crush the audits before they get too close?
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1 minute ago, Sundancer said:
Do you believe that a sitting president who lost an election repeatedly calling that election a fraud and crime is no threat to our country or democracy?Or are the people who flippantly dismiss those allegations, yet find it necessary to block and obstruct through any means available all verification and auditing of those election results and votes the threat to democracy? Which comes off as hiding something. Which lowers the already low opinion and credibility of government and their supporting cast in the media. The only thing Americans hate more than Congress is the Media.
At this point for 1/2 the country it doesn't matter if there was election fraud. They believe the people in charge would lie about it if there was fraud. They would never tell the truth. And that seems like a reasonable assumption. And the government and media mouthpieces solution to this is to tell everyone to shut up and believe what we say and obey what we tell you to do. Otherwise you're disobedience to our omnipotent authority is a threat to democracy.
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8 hours ago, SoCal Deek said:
“Not that there’s anything wrong with that.”
And I should add got away with all of it without being subjected to any adverse consequences whatsoever, no arrests, no jail time, no bad press, no nothing. All while raking in big money donated by all kinds of fools and cowards. And getting smothered with hugs and kisses from all the usual players while the rest of the country watched these terrorists operating with impunity. All in all a nauseating and sicking display of terrorism. Leaving me wondering why any of us should be held to any standard of following or obeying the law given the tolerance for these dirt bags. Maybe all the guys arrested and held without bail for 1/6 need to do is put on a BLM tie shirt over prison garb and use that get out of jail free card? The guards seeing this will immediately release them!
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5 hours ago, Tiberius said:
BLM did not attack the national legislature attempting to take away the voice of the people in chosen their leader
All BLM did was loot a bunch of businesses, burned down others, extort money and tribute, and beat and terrorize a lot of people in numerous cities while "peacefully protesting". All while disguising their Marxist objective with the race hustle.
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On 7/9/2021 at 11:15 AM, Tiberius said:
Nope! I can do slightly more than 20 push ups, the sit ups I could possibly do, five mile run is out as my foot is injured. So I guess I’ll stick to being an internet warrior, lol.
I hear you. The 5 mile run I might be able to do depending on what is chasing me!
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1 hour ago, Chef Jim said:
I do every day. Well except for the cavalcade of Twits shared here all day every day.
And what dangerous orders are we actually talking about here?
Dangerous order was telling the generals to go out and actually win a war this century.
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4 hours ago, B-Man said:
CUBAN FREEDOM REBELLION SHAKES CUBAN, CHINESE AND AMERICAN SOCIALIST ELITES:
A relevant quote-
The communist regime believes the protests and the demands are coordinated. By whom? Cuba’s foreign minister claimed — without evidence — the U.S. had financed the protests. Typical communist narrative warfare — blame the U.S. The CCP blamed the U.S. for inciting Tiananmen’s and Hong Kong’s pro-democracy protests.
Fidel Castro had charisma. International “progressive” leftists — sad cases like Senator Bernie Sanders, I-VT, and Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-NY — still venerate Fidel and excuse the regime’s vicious tyranny.
Diaz-Canel has minus personality, so 2021’s regime suffers from a severe charisma deficit it cannot blame on America. He just isn’t capable of jiving mass audiences with “hope” and utopian rhetoric. However, he is as long winded as Fidel. The BBC reported he gave a four-hour-long televised rant calling protestors “counter-revolutionaries.” He stated, “The order of combat is given, the revolutionaries take to the streets.”
More narrative warfare: “Revolutionaries” translated from Commie propaganda means “armed thugs the regime provides with food and toilet paper.” Diaz-Canel was ordering his security forces to attack the demonstrators. He hopes repression works.
Read the entire essay.
https://strategypage.com/on_point/2021071420125.aspx
Bomb the Presidential Palace in Havana. But first invite BLM leadership to attend the event.
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9 minutes ago, Doc said:
Now why on earth would I do that, when the recent study to which I referred you numerous times (and from which you flee like a Texas Dem) proved otherwise? You see, I told you all along that it needed to be studied with zinc, not alone like those idiots were purposefully and deceptively doing. And guess what? Yep, that's right.
But that wasn't the topic. It was you believing/perpetuating the hyperbole (lie) about it being dangerous so that people would be harmed and Trump would look bad. I hope it was worth it for you.
My advice... Stop debating specific idiots here that never have a constructive comment or can't answer an elementary question on any topic.
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18 minutes ago, B-Man said:
only protesting communism will cause COVID spikes.
What's most comical, over and above the constant and blatant contradictions and inconsistencies they express, is how these media ass clowns have absolutely no self-awareness. They are so arrogant and smug that these ass clowns don't know they are ass clowns. Now that's funny!
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3 minutes ago, Chef Jim said:
No one has answered it and the reason is because they can't. They constantly through ***** out like this with nothing to back it up. Not even an opinion. The cry at me when I ask questions but this is exactly why I ask them.
The problem is the truth and facts invalidate and conflict with their argument and at the end of the day all that's left is meaningless slogans and symbols which have no application to the issue.
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1 hour ago, SectionC3 said:
You didn't do your research. Try harder next time before you post another hoaxy response.
What research is necessary? First there's no burden of proof meeting any legal standard here. This isn't a court of law its a message board.
I'm merely providing my comment on what the opposition will likely do to block any progress. That's my view, my opinion, plain and simple. Posting on a story about the audit and the findings to date. You can either like it or not like it.
So what "research" do you want me to do? Fly down to Atlanta and interview the audit team and then give you a full report?
It seems to me you're just looking to avoid addressing the very strong probability that some level of systemic fraud is going to be uncovered in Georgia. Why don't you comment on that specific story instead of blowing a lot of smoke here? And maybe give us your expert opinion on how the audit team's approach and methodology is flawed?
Frankly, your thought process is flawed here. What you're saying is we cannot generate any original thoughts or have any opinions or views unless these views and opinions are confirmed and verified as "true" by experts. Then we will be allowed to discuss the topic. So no critical thinking or logical thinking is allowed. Essentially your looking to impose some sort of pseudo censorship on our discussions unless the posts meet some "standard" you find acceptable. Nice..
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32 minutes ago, SectionC3 said:
Maybe the MSM will also point out that the allegations underpinning this lawsuit aren't verified. Figure out what that means when you "do your research."
You mean Antifa struck in Georgia, Chef Jim Crow?
There isn't a requirement for the left to "prove" or "verify" anything (which they never do) as evidenced by the continuous flow of false and misleading stories like the Russian collusion hoax. So putting out news on investigations in progress is a legitimate activity. And suggesting some reactions even if in jest to that news is well within my rights here to post. So let's see how this plays out.
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15 hours ago, B-Man said:
BUT THE NARRATIVE!
Evidence Shows Georgia Hand Recount Was ‘Riddled With Massive Errors and Provable Fraud,’ Claims Lawsuit.
Likely to follow.
US AG Garland to send another team of DOJ civil rights lawyers to Georgia immediately.
"Fact checkers" deployed by social media to block and delete content about GA audits.
Launch of intelligence community disinformation and smear campaign to discredit the auditors.
MSM will block, ignore, and dismiss news stories and sources on any irregularities insisting it was the fairest election ever.
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1 hour ago, Tiberius said:
Well, up until recently there was a race based institutionalized system of oppressor and oppressed. Have to teach that and how it has led to the problems in black community today, right?
Oh, but if ones father was forced to live in poverty their children were denied a lot of positive social experiences that help lift people into better careers. My dad had a great job, went to great schools and showed me they way from his experience. If he was black he would have lived in much worse conditions, or just got tossed in jail
What you're suggesting is conjecture and speculation. Your father would have been put in jail if he was black? I would frankly prefer to hear his perspective on that time and the events of it rather than his son's view. As per prison, although stats are hard to come by my best guess using available sources would put 1960 prison population in the ballpark of around 65% White.
The existence of institutions such as separate but equal are well documented and are no secret to anyone. I learned of this in high school (and believe it or not we also learned about the Native American tribes that inhabited the area). And also gained awareness of social issues through involvement in the labor union and civil rights movements in my younger days. And as a result met and socialized with people then that lived under the system.
But these social arrangements were outlawed with the civil rights acts of the mid-1960's. So its been about 55 years or 3 generations. Anyone under about the age of about 55 has no personal experience living under such a system, the oppressor or the oppressed. I could bump that age up to 60 to include anyone living at the time under age 5. That's about 2/3+ of the US population.
The activists and protesters involved in groups like BLM citing these historical wrongs (which they were) have zero life experience in that system. Most are highly educated many with advanced degrees and grew up in higher income and middle to upper class households. They are far from oppressed. And strangely their confrontational approach to race relations and the pursuit of "equality" differ markedly from that of their elders. People that experienced blatant racism and fought for rights. So how can a system that hasn't existing for about 60 years that anyone under 55 plus up to maybe 5 more years has never experienced from any perspective have such a profound effect on the present?
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39 minutes ago, billsfan89 said:
So there hasn’t been instances of oppression based off of race? I find CRT is just becoming a catch all for wokeness and not an actual discussion of the theory as a study of law and how laws were made.That's not what I'm saying. The argument I'm consistently challenged with from some other posters is focused on a continuous historical retrospective and historical references which insist that past indiscretions should be blamed for present problems. The idea being past racism explains all current problems. And there is no time element associated with this past racism. It could be 10 years and its still there. It could be 160 years and it's still the dominant characteristic of culture. Perhaps people in the future will argue its still there after a 1,000 years and more. Who knows?
Look, my life is far from perfect but I'm not sitting around holding a grudge against the Ottoman Empire for what they did to my ancestors 120 years ago and blaming them for why I didn't qualify for that home loan 15 years ago or why I didn't get into a better college. At some point it might be time to move on from chasing the ghosts of racism-past and move on to resolving some resolvable problems like improving education and income levels and addressing the fundamental causes and consequences of poverty issues. If people insist on blaming racism for all that ails society its a certainty that nothing will ever, ever get fixed.
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20 minutes ago, B-Man said:
No need to worry Warcoded..........The Biden/Harris Administration is on it.
Take your time machine back to the Trump administration and everybody in the media and the woke virtue signalers would be calling such statements from DHS racist.
Can the irony and hypocrisy get any louder?
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7 minutes ago, billsfan89 said:
What part of CRT says you should kill people?The part that generates conflict and hate between races through classifications like oppressor and oppressed. That kind of mindset sets the stage for revenge. That's the part.
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3 minutes ago, unbillievable said:
That means that if it's not REAL CRT (by definition) the videos we've seen just show that schools are teaching kids to be racist.
Check out South Africa. Not a lot of media coverage. Because the optics are bad. Blacks looking to kill Whites and Asian Indians. CRT in action..
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7 minutes ago, Tiberius said:
That is true, but there were jobs your family could have that blacks could not, education you were allowed to receive they were not, access to loans, access to social services, and no stigma attached to them because of the color of their skin. If your family had been black, they would have faced many serious hurdles to advancement. Not to mention possible imprisonment because the law was out to get them
Lol
Without knowing everyone's specific situation that all seems hypothetical and subjective and would require an examination of the past on a case by case basis. And there we no social services or safety nets back then. Like what jobs couldn't blacks hold in the 1920's? Farmer, laborer, cook?
My question for today is what jobs can't blacks hold today? What social services can't blacks access today? What loans can't blacks qualify for because of their skin color? What laws exist that legalize discrimination against blacks? What formal discriminatory practices are stopping anyone interested from pursuing opportunity today?
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8 minutes ago, Tiberius said:
You have no reason to be guilty, never said you should. Just saying your skin color did entitle your ancestors to privileges
Privileges? There was no social service agency handing out free food, or housing, or medical care, or anything. You either worked, made a living for yourself, or you perished. If you want to call that privilege feel free.
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9 minutes ago, unbillievable said:
Cubans on boats will not be allowed to enter the US.
They must first land in Mexico, and walk.
The left will not welcome them because they tend to be more conservative than immigrants from Central America. And Cubans come here for freedom not for hand outs.
And the left doesn't want them here because you can't condemn communism in Cuba while advocating it here. That's why all the woke social justice human rights advocates have gone underground and are maintaining radio silence on the subject. Its a contradiction they won't face.
My idea, all the American socialists/communists wanting communism can swap places with a Cuban citizen wishing to live here. A win-win for everyone. I'm 100% positive there will be no takers for that offer.
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9 minutes ago, Tiberius said:
Do you agree that racism in the past, slavery, Jim Crow, etc, is the main factor in the high black poverty rates today?
Mine either. But I do know that my family got set to the head of the line for access to jobs, capital and education.
My family did not. My paternal grandparents lost their farm during the depression and my maternal grand father worked hard and died in his 50's leaving his wife and 4 grown children. So I am completely free of any guilt or complicity in any oppression.
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1 hour ago, oldmanfan said:
First, racism still exists in this country. It is useless to deny that. We're a lot better than we were a generation ago, but it's still there. I tend to believe Chief Justice Roberts (a good former Buffalo guy!): to paraphrase, we get rid of racism in this country when we decide to actually treat all people the same. We are not there yet unfortunately. Second, I have talked to my niece who teaches elementary school in a Buffalo suburb, as well as a number of elementary and secondary school teachers where I live, and they all tell me that CRT is not being taught in their schools. My niece tells me that they do not come close to the CRT theory with 3rd graders, only that they should respect their classmates regardless of who they are and how they look. In my community parents are going on and on about getting rid of CRT in the schools, even though they have been told specifically and repeatedly by the superintendent that it is not part of the curriculum. What IS taught is diversity, equity, and inclusion, and the recent hiring of a DEI officer for our school system (hired in response to incidents of racism, bullying, etc.) has been conflated into the schools teaching CRT. They are not, but it is being used as a political pawn.
My view is that we should be honest about the past. Our ancestors did some horrible things to African-Americans, native Americans immigrants of all kinds including my Irish ancestors when they first arrived. That can and should be taught at a junior high/senior high level. And along with that the message should be that we cannot change the past, but learn from it for now and the future (a reason why I am decidedly not in favor of paying reparations now for sins committed centuries ago). CRT is a theory, and to me should be kept at a collegiate or graduate school level for discussion and debate.
I think you're right here.
But my ancestors didn't do anything to harm African-Americans. In fact my family being active in the labor and civil rights movements starting in the 1960's and into the late 20th century actually helped African-Americans and others secure rights and good paying jobs. My ancestors were Southern Europeans that immigrated to the US in the early 1900's, They were subject to persecution by the Ottoman's in their homeland. They came here and worked hard with one-set of grandparents owning a farm in Niagara county and then moving to California during the Great Depression. My other grandparents stayed in WNY and raised a family there. Family members fought during WW2. Others served and continue to serve.
When I was young I was teased and taunted because I had a "funny" last name compared to the "Smith" and "Jones" white English names. While this lead to a lot of skirmishes some of which I won and most of which I lost it all taught me a valuable lesson to be tolerant of others. Something unknown to me for a long time was that my mother told my wife that growing up I was always the person sticking up for the kids that everyone else picked on. It is something I grew up not realizing. As an adult I've acquired friends and acquaintances that could fill out the spectrum of diversity. And treat them all as I wish people would have treated me growing up. My experiences and lessons molded the person I am and continue to be.
But when somebody slots me into some collective group and tells me I'm a racist just because I share the skin color of that group I take exception. They can call it crap like "white rage" or anything thing they want. But it is crap. They know absolutely nothing about me or my experiences and they are simply out of line making accusations like that or telling me I'm some kind of oppressor. Who the hell are they to judge me?
The only way to stop discriminating against people because of race is to stop thinking of and judging people in the context of race. They are individuals with unique qualities and unique experiences. Some good, some bad, but all unique to be judged and noted for their own qualities and behaviors.
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10 minutes ago, Governor said:
White grievance/victimhood, which you see plastered all over this board, is the direct result of changing demographics in the country, along with a dying ideology. Your refusal to accept that is why this is happening. Either you don’t realize it, or you don’t want to realize it. It definitely isn’t a “both sides” problem. Claiming that it is only confirms your refusal to admit there’s a problem within the ranks.
Unfortunately, it can’t be fixed now so we’re looking at one party rule moving forward. It needed to be fixed in 2012.
What you believe won't matter when the crisis hits our country. And its likely to hit during the current administration's term which will put any forecast of "one party" rule in grave jeopardy. As the future unfolds with a lot of unpleasant consequences for past and current errors the ideology you cling to now will look foolish and everyone will wonder why we focused on such nonsense in the face of real problems.
Georgia election laws and MLB
in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
Posted · Edited by All_Pro_Bills
Given your view it would be wonderful to have you running things because the people at the DNC, the DOJ, and other attempting to stop or obstruct the inflight Arizona and Georgia audits and investigations into election misconduct and irregularities completely disagree with you. As they are throwing the entire weight of their organizations at the audits in attempts to stop the effort.
Which raises another question. Why waste your time, energy, and cash attempting to stop somebody else from wasting their time, energy, and cash from looking for nothing? Are the counter suits some act of kindness? The answer to that question is so simple it appears many overlook it and can't utter the words or think the thought.
I read a very insightful summary from a blogger that you can't really lie about something unless you know the truth. And I expect parties like the DNC and the DOJ do know the truth. And the truth is they don't care to share the truth about election night in these Sates with the rest of us. End of story.