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The Media's Portrayal of Trump and His Presidency
boyst replied to Nanker's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
I love askingg these women if they've ever had consensual sex. They get triggered. Powder got a sex change. -
If I had a billion cattle. I'd be rich.
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Why can't one be the result of the other. First I get the 3sums. Then I get the cattle. Or better yet... First I get the cattle. Then I get the 3sums. Cattle r power.
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1) you're wrong. Doctors are not going to be performing or supervising this action. It's up to health care workers. And to find a familial need is simply to say a 16 yr old gets knocked up and doesn't want to tell her parents. Bing bang boom! abortion city! A 25 year old reckless woman gets knocked up and doesn't want her bf to know she cheated - blam, abortion city! A 37 yr old gets a FWB that's 19 yrs old to make her feel young and gets the flesh rod injection raw. Kerpow! Abortion city! A woman gets raped while drunk, 22 and doesn't remember. Goes to a store to get the old next day fixer upper and whamo! Abortion.... city! All of those are cases I know. All of those are birth control measures post coitis. A "doctor" supervised 2. 1 because the girl was young and didn't want it and her mom did find out as it was about to go down. The other was a woman not wanting to raise the thing by herself and ***** the dad's life up. So in all of those cases if the women waited until just the day before to say "meh, not feeling it." ... Wowza, blam! Abortion city! 2) hard to have accurate stats on abortions. From plan b pills to women getting the old vacuum cleaner suction treatment - hard data is not out there that shows a consensus that I have seen, at least. Either way, I'm not anti abortion. I'm anti stupid and would definitely say I am probably abortion. I want more. I want millions more.
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$5b is what you're worried about when it's literally nothing in the budget. That so much more is wasted and this is your focus because... Wait for it... #orangemanbad. And because it's common knowledge. And it's laughable. There are PM's about it frequently among the gossip groups here. It's a sign of immaturity. I don't judge myself or care about the viewpoints of others who wish to judge me, more importantly. Why should I? I'm better than that ... And them. Guggies is one of those I'm better than. And, trust me, the schtick I'm superior is just for ***** and giggles. Anyway, your feelings are what you focus on... So to your fact statement It will make many agencies hurt. I don't remember your article. Meaning I never saw it or it was a moot point of information that isn't anything more than propoganda. If we are relying on federal workers to get the job done and they're not I say we go private. Let them get real world jobs. Let them not take advantage of tax payer waste and I bet that $5b would come back quick. I don't insult anyone. I provide colorful verbage in response to inadequate commotion. You, several others lack any objectional basis to actually provide insight because you despise Trump and are emboldened in your beliefs. It's sad. And when the shoutbox is littered with "waawaa Trump did bad things" all day it's only fun and fair to poke back. Guess y'all can't take it??♂️
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Bullet points make it fun. I don't go to Breitbart. In fact, the first time I've know myself to go there was yesterday when news.google had an article I thought was interesting and lead me there. I of course approach this with confidence - like I do anything. And the shoutbox is full of idiots who really just spout off at the mouth with no intellectual premise or anything beyond emotions. Shady, Mike, flaz, many are of this ilk. Their low denominator conversations are of rhetoric that is #orangemanbad and NPC filters that do not actually have resonance beyond the already obvious #orangemanbad and saying mean and stupid things. It's immature. No one has made an effort to actually pose an argument. Hopeful attempted and was as intellectually dishonest as it can be with strawmen and red herring arguments that were absurd. Whoever "we" is can say all they want as I deal with responsibilities that take me away from my mobile to resolve issues at work, go about my life, and do things which better myself to be the better person than you and the shoutbox denizens of low merit. And, you'd have a point that I Google things but, as I am sure youre thinking after I read this: I don't cite *****. In fact - I tell others to and no one does. And my leaving "drop the mic" ***** is just to get under your skin and others and it works. It's usually when I leave to go home from work, I'm at the gym for a few hours, banging my girlfriend, or going to sleep... Or any number of interests which disengage me from the internets. Now, I'll drop the mic and ask you to state your case on why I was wrong about this horrible law your ***** state passed to kill people.
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Cuomo wants to go even further, saying earlier this month that abortion rights should be added to the state constitution. The new law will allow a licensed "health-care practitioner" acting under their scope of practice to perform an abortion when: So the measure will make late-term abortions legal at the discretion of a health-care practitioner based on the viability of the fetus or if the woman's life or health is in jeopardy. And the act will codify Roe v. Wade protections into state law if the case were to be overturned by the Supreme Court, which Cuomo cited as the main reason for needing the new state law. "That's why we had to pass this law, to protect our state," Cuomo said at his bill signing. "And that's why I believe we have to go even a step further and do a constitutional amendment." Prior state law only allowed physicians to perform abortions. https://www.democratandchronicle.com/story/news/politics/albany/2019/01/22/abortion-laws-new-york-how-they-change-immediately/2643065002/ @Gugny. Try reading this. We can go back to class tomorrow, I'll let you know what time it'll begin. We can only hope you learn something from the better man (me). Glad you missed the gleeful shoutbox lowIQ crowd this evening.
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@Jauronimo this seems like something worth pointing out??? Source, btw, Tommy?
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It's an old internet joke, my bad.
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Ummmm. I can't even reply. Yikes. You must be new to the internet
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1. At least spelling is better since my autocorrect is decent. And punctuation is occasional. Or wait. That was part of 6. I guess I will go backwards I don't post articulate thoughts because that's a level of effort I just don't care to give or take time to. And it's also a lot of fun the way I do things - which is amazing because it's not baited anyone else in to this yet. I've not choose my secondary target, though. 5. It was one of many you pointed out thinking it was them. It wasn't. Go up thread and see. The kids were essentially innocent.
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So why is this being covered and what's not being covered? There's a whole lot not being mentioned. And why is it ok a man of a separate race attacks a person of another race? Why did a group of one race attack out another race? When attacked the victims chanted their school song and you called them "obnoxious" when they're trying to drown out the hate with good spirit. Shame on you. You're good at being funny but bad at intelligence and humor. Try harder.
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As westside points out the inverse of the event is an issue. A separate one, of course, but their actions did trigger the reactions escalating the situation. There are any number of outcomes that could have occurred but that focus is given to the kids at all is silly. Your determination that they're not angelic little kids is fine, what kids are? But, what would 99.9% of kids done in any situation like this? Hypothetical, so you won't need to answer. But now that you're thinking I would like to ask you what evidence do you have that these kids did something egregious or bad? The kid looked at and smiled at a man who started him down? The kid wasn't being disrespectful. Not by any means and your argument that the kid might not have been being respectful could hold weight but it's not relevant. The rest of the kids dancing and such when the drums came over - I'd imagine most were having fun and could not grasp that the indians we're actually protesting and attention whores vs. just banging on a drum for some fun. Most adults don't get attention whores and not ones trolling for social media and news opportunities. Literally, you cannot have a rational braincell working in your head and be upset at the kids for simply being there in this video. The points were laid out: the remark to the girls came from someone else. The most egregious behavior that was gray was others, not the kids. You need to look at the situation outside of a vacuum and look at the domino effect happening. As pointed out in a month or two someone will be able to simply walk up and start yelling at someone they are a racist, sexist, whatever and the bystanders filming it would frame the situation by just overhearing it and posting it.
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I was doing voice to text and did not proofread as I was driving but still haven't reread what I wrote because I'm pretty much lazy That being said you are not completely dismissing the way those kids were treated based on their behavior. Truth is boys-will-be-boys and kids will be kids Your nonchalant dismissal of responsibility on the Indian and adults in that situation is completely questionable. Yes the kids could have behaved better, but why are we looking at the kids when the adults need to be the one which dictate the events. Douchebag Indian have no right to do that and he needs to be the one front and center called out and no one is doing that dot-dot-dot I'm also driving again Wait, me having intelligent conversation? How did I stumble across doing that? I'd actually be impressed myself if I had one of those ?