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UPDATE: ISRAEL v IRAN - Ceasefire reached?
reddogblitz replied to Big Blitz's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
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We had Juneteenth celebrations in Texas in the 80s too and it has been celebrated since 1938. New Jersey can't celebrate for a few more days since they didn't free all their slaves until June 23, 1866
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Insurrection Riots: Finding The Funding
reddogblitz replied to BillsFanNC's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
If this is as wide spread and as blatant as I read on here regularly it should be a piece of cake that even Barney Fife could find. Wouldn't surprise me at all to find out there are agitators/funders on both sides and maybe hard to tell apart. Catch and prosecute all protesters/agitators/funders that are breaking the law regardless of political persuasion. -
Trump's 79th Birthday Parade
reddogblitz replied to Homelander's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
Personally I would rather see them not fugged up in the 1st place. President Trump was elected to get spending under control and start paying down the debt. This $60+ billion would be a nice 1st payment. I can remember a few months ago when Elon Musk was bragging as were many of his followers here when he found a 5 million dollar contract he could get us out of. Now its just, oh well, its only 60 mil. No biggee. What happened? I actually love my country and support out troops and indeed did serve in The United States Marine Corps and I think it sounds friggin dumb. -
https://www.pbs.org/newshour/politics/army-confirms-military-parade-for-its-250th-anniversary-will-be-held-on-trumps-birthday
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Yay and congratulations to the US Army for bravely defending our country for 250 years. Boo to the YUUUUGGGGEE military parade wasting tens of millions of dollars. The Army doesn't need nor did they even want it. I thought we were trying to pay down the debt to save our country after decades of mis management of Democrat Presidents. The price of the parade obviously wouldn't pay off the debt but at least it could make a down payment. This is just another boondoggle massive waste of money which we see so much of from this administration. Sadly I will have to miss it cuz I have other engagements.
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Rules of “Mostly Peaceful” Protesting
reddogblitz replied to Troll Toll's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
I hope the guy in the green brought enough to share. Looks like he's been smoking some of that good California legal weed. -
As I remember it, Republicans were mad and thought it was horrible.
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Maybe they did have some socialism cross over just as the US does (SS/MediCare/Medicaid/Student Loan forgiveness/SNAP/WiC/Space program/etc) but that doesn't make us socialist I wouldn't think. You're mileage may vary. The reason this caught my eye is I'm currently reading The Coming of the Third Reich by Richard Evans. All of this talk about Hitler and Nazis made me interested in studying up a little on the subject. Richard makes the case the Nazis weren't socialists. It was all about racism and the Aryan race and power. Also the total and utter disfunction of Germany and it's governments after WWI and played a huge factor as well. Anyway, I suppose we can all have opinions on it. I'm gonna lend a little more credence to Richard who researched and wrote a 3 volume account of the Nazis over some guy on the internet.
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I would really Love to see/hear someone play that pipe organ sometime. They have rolls like a player piano for it which are cool but would rather see someone actually play it.
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I don't think this is true. Their name had "socialist" in it but that was spin and marketing hype. https://www.britannica.com/story/were-the-nazis-socialists
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How wealthy is wealthy? Raise it how much? We have a $1.8 trillion deficit in 2025 according to the budget office. We have 735 billionaires in the US. Even if each one paid a billion in taxes we'd still be a trillion short. Sounds good, but how do you see this penciling out? https://www.cbo.gov/publication/59946