Niagara Bill
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3 hours ago, LABILLBACKER said:
That fake photo op with a bible he's never read in his life was hilarious. The man is a joke. A cartoon character. He's an evil heartless narcissist so bent on being this little dictator that not even the apprentice could write this stuff. Both parties suck. He'll get his a ss kicked in November. Then he'll refuse to leave the White House. Now that will be must see TV.
This is not fake, it was set up by Pence...the preachers son
Even as a young man I thought Nixon was a good man and very good president...And I supported his politics except the war. He was good politician and repub, just paranoid.
Trump refuses to recognize anyone who is not a supporter. Nixon landslide showed how to play politics with a weak opponent. Trump has a weak opponent and he cannot bring himself to embrace the majority of the population.
Easier to become a dictator.. Stay tuned, same Bat Time, Same Bat Channel
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What was the purpose of the photo op at the church. He is trying to rally the Bible belt support? Is Pence calling the shots?
Even the Church Bishop turned on him.
For every positive step Trump has made ( And there have been many) he then decides to shoot himself in the foot. WTF this is not a reality show with an edit button.
If anyone has a possible reason I would like to know.
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5 hours ago, keepthefaith said:
I would say that Obama's use of the IRS, DOJ and IC as political weapons was far more Nixonian than Trump.
Being a better President than Obama is not much of a standard.
Nixon forgot he was President of ALL the people. Trump is exactly the same, just as paranoid.
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It is beginning to look like Trump = Nixon.
1 hour ago, Deranged Rhino said:Yet, you can't quit me. You're addicted to me. Because I call you out for what you are -- deeply stupid. You know it's true. That's why it's cutting. That's why you're angry. Because I'm speaking the truth. You a very, very, very, stupid person.
And every time you post, you just prove my point for a whole new set of eyes.
As long as you are absorbed protecting your butt so only good things happen
Your handlers are getting pissed
People do not have to read your drivel
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10 minutes ago, Deranged Rhino said:
I'll put whatever words I want in your mouth, because the stuff you say is so blisteringly stupid (like the above) it only helps you out.
Keep proving, beyond all doubts, that you are a DEEPLY stupid person.
Keep parroting fascists and dictators throughout history without any understanding you're doing so.
You're winning. Truly. You're not making a giant asshat out of yourself and your reputation.
The Gospel according to Agent Rhino....haha,what a pius a?? you are.
Your arrogance is only surpassed by your ignorance.
You are a self absorbed bore.
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1 hour ago, Deranged Rhino said:
In other words:
"I was lying. I got caught lying and look foolish. Rather than own up to my error, I'm going to double down on stupidity because I'm a deeply stupid person who would suffocate if I closed my mouth."
Do not put words in my mouth A??.
You have been successful making others on this site think you are one of them, but you know that I am right that you are a paid agitator and propagandist. It is easy to see by the quality of the language you use, when the talking points are given and when you have to think for yourself.
Soon you will be found out by others and once again be forced to change your name, as you have done in the past. I am sure your handlers will insist.
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19 minutes ago, Deranged Rhino said:
Didn't you claim I'd disappear after crossing 50k posts?
Once again you've proven that you're a DEEPLY stupid person.
I knew you would be recalled in a crisis....must have been a good bonus Agent.
How is the nose. Looks much longer
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Whether Trump is a terrible President or not can be difficult to judge. It is a complex world....but what is troublesome is the debate as to whether it is best the he remain silent in trying to sooth the public or not. Would he create more polarization or not.
5 minutes ago, Deranged Rhino said:Didn't you claim I'd disappear after crossing 50k posts?
Once again you've proven that you're a DEEPLY stupid person.
And your nose is getting longer....and longer, Agent
1 hour ago, Deranged Rhino said:
He actually didn't go into the bunker, per the USSS, White House and Trump himself. But all he has left is fake news.Agent Rhino would have first hand knowledge of these type of events.
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1 hour ago, Reality Check said:
This is a great point. They are either extremely self destructive, or they are in the business of paradoxical agitation propaganda. Kind of how we run blue team red team in foreign lands to polarize the region (called a green zone) and pull out the old "conflict energy" goodies while no one is looking. These are strange days indeed.
5 stories? You really do love conspiracy theories. How do you know he is even in the White House? The Secret Service misdirects to the media as SOP when there are external risks to the perimeter. You really hate Trump don't you? Let it go. It's better for the heart.
This is so much gobbley goop, only a trained Agent like Rhino can understand.
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Do not allow anything in this next election that allows Trump the opportunity to cry foul. No thought of maintaining power due to fraud. Make it so clean that it stops legal battles. No hanging chads.
Biden would cry foul to but by then his voice will be so weak nobody will hear him.
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51 minutes ago, mead107 said:
Can’t wait for all police officers to say I’ve had enough and walk off the job.
Sorry man but some of them need to cross the blue line and speak up about the internal police problems.
Often trained to be para military and some come from military backgrounds so the strong reaction has been bred in.
Stop protecting their own when they know better.
Where is Scerpico when you need him.
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26 minutes ago, I am the egg man said:
If that neck kneeling murdering cop and his three co-horts were all hung tomorrow on national TV, the looking for any reason to riot, everything is Trumps fault haters, would not stop.
You are exactly correct, but the sad part is much of the black community has such a bad relationship with the police and much of the populous they do not assist. Many feel it is a little get even with the man....and Floyd is dead.
But these professional agitators need to be stopped now by any means.
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54 minutes ago, Needle said:
I'm sorry but I'm not a part of that culture and I don't accept any responsibility either. I'm 40 years old and have never been arrested or even close to it. I came from a blue collar upbringing and have had a job since I was 15. I am a Marine Corps vet, small business owner, and father of three. I try to be the best I can for my family.
Who should I be listening to with my ears?
You do not live in a bubble. You defended your country, the whole country, 380,000,000 citizens, diverse in every way. When you do not listen you are ignoring a good part of those fellow citizens. Your obligation to fellow citizens is to insure they have opportunity and respect. You do not have to give handouts, but life and respect would be nice.
Glad you are good person, you can be a role model, and a good one.
You are watching thugs?according to WH sources, but there are many others who need your ear, they have concerns and need help. These days are just a symbol of the underlying issues.
Keep up the good work.
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1 minute ago, 4merper4mer said:
There are two primary reasons:
1. Societies change very slowly. Today's move faster than they did in ancient times but they're still slow. This is sad for individual people; we get about 80 years and while it would be nice to expect everything to be fixed by year 80 it is unrealistic. Individuals can change but not all do. It would be swell to think that a nice conversation could change every bigot into a self actualized fair person but it doesn't. Maybe it could change greedy people into philanthropists or power hungry politicians into altruistic champions. It's unrealistic to expect these things and judging people by those standards does not engender improvements, it causes strife and conflict. People all should be held to the rule of law and judged against that and that alone. Judgement beyond that is the big man's job.
2. Collectivist attempts to force changes to the above have set us back. Whether they are misguided good intentions like the welfare state taking fathers out of homes or charalatans fomenting proletariat revolutions to get power for themselves and strip freedom from people, they are harmful.
There are more reasons too but IMO the two above are the top 2.
There are still bigots and this cop might be one. Maybe he killed the guy because he was black or maybe he is just an ahole who would have done the same to a white guy. Things like this will happen again. Some will be interpreted correctly as racially based and some will be interpreted incorrectly. Trying to force unreasonable expectations for everything to be daisies and gumdrops because that is a desirable outcome, results in these riots. This does not mean that we should accept events like what happened in Minny. We shouldn't. But the response should be law based and everyone should understand that all responses will always be law based.
Well said, an understanding without an agenda to sell. More thoughtfulness and less tablethumping. There are people from all walks of life hurt by the underlying problems.
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14 minutes ago, OldTimeAFLGuy said:
...sorry my good friend, but cluster bombs provide the desired effect at a "volume discount"......
All the rioters should be punished...legal process of course and there are professional agitators now in control for sure. But do not let that blind you from seeing the issue that need to be dealt with.
Poverty, education, drugs, gangs, racism, healthcare etc. That creates this cultural divide.
For how many years did violence happen in Ireland between Catholics and Protestants. Professional groups made money, it was an industry but many people died. You can not have your culture face that type hatred. Learn from them.
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22 minutes ago, billsfan1959 said:
I sincerely do not say this to be mean; however, most of your posts have this rambling, "stream of consciousness" feel to them that make it hard to distinguish what your actual point is. I gather from this post that your point is we should listen more to each other. I have no problem with that. But, how does that apply to the looting, vandalism, arson, assault, etc. that the poster you were responding to was referencing.
Are you saying that the criminal behavior we are witnessing is motivated by anything other than self-interests of one form or another? That, if we all listened to each other more the people engaging in criminal behavior would be different people and not the kind of people taking advantage of this situation?
You focus only on the criminal behavior, all sides do, but there are under lying issues that need to be listened to and only open minds can listen.
Maybe you think I ramble..but I am likely one of the few who does not have an agenda, or a strong position that I am determined to sell.
I can only say in 50 years some progress has been made, but there is a percentage of the population left behind. Reasons ??, don't know, but troublesome
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6 minutes ago, SoCal Deek said:
Can anyone possibly take the latest display of social unrest seriously when the ‘outraged, oppressed and aggrieved’ are making a statement by looting a case of bud light from the corner convenience store.? Way to stick it to The Man!
The penalty for not taking it seriously and looking past the Bud Light (And who doesn't want to do that) is a culture that will continue to deteriorate. I could see the fires burning in Detroit in 67 from Windsor. I was in lockdown in a bar in Niagara Falls NY during a riot, looking out through a window onto the street.
Is 2020 going to be the same. Another generation and the same results.
That is called FAILURE.
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25 minutes ago, Needle said:
This has nothing to do with what happened in Minnesota. The rioting/civil disobedience started over Memorial Day weekend and I'm not talking social distancing. This is a cultural problem.
And you are all part of the culture and therefore play a role in determining the outcome. Strange how libs, trumpers, minorities, professional agitators, all demand to be heard and demand their rights and freedoms. Complaints that someone else is stopping their right to freedom. I HAVE THE RIGHT TO DO THIS, OR SAY THIS ETC. THE FOUNDING FATHERS INTENDED ETC
Most of us were born with one mouth and 2 ears. They should be used in that proportion if you want to change the situation.
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8 hours ago, Boatdrinks said:
Yep. Remember, all Caucasian Americans are racist ;in fact the very country and it’s foundations are racist. This goes back 400 years, before the United States even came to be. The NY Times says so.
This is nothing but shear drivel from one who spews hatred every day. If you could only see what you have become. Not the possibility of reason, understanding, sharing or commonality. You gain by fighting, a solution would put you out of business.
Don't blame others. Leaders never point fingers. They are too busy leading.
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37 minutes ago, billsfan1959 said:
Sorry NB, I am not into painting entire groups with the same broad brush stroke. Feel free; however, when you do, just know that you pretty much become the very thing you are railing against.
I respectfully disagree. Never would I paint an entire group...good or bad
Just go to youtube.....Youngbloods, Get Together....
Come on People...
Railing is Agent Rhino and followers...single minded, focused on supporting their position, defend defend, attack attack...
Peace....It is time...
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1 hour ago, billsfan1959 said:
Or...Maybe....
The police officers in this instance do not represent all law enforcement officers and the blacks participating in the looting, arson, and other criminal behavior do not represent all blacks...
Come on billsfan.
You can be an intelligent poster.
How many cops knew this guy was a lose cannon and did nothing, so they get tarred with it too. Of course most officers are not racists and all blacks are not violent and dangerous druggies.
BUT, if other officers know, which they do, and say nothing, or the command know and the blue line blocks the truth then should all be tarred.
I am not a religious guy, but I pray that the US can just find a way to understand and respect each other. It is hard to imagine with the leadership you have today
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1 minute ago, Rob's House said:
Consider the possibility that the problem being addressed does not exist. There is no empirical evidence supporting the theory that black men are disproportionately subject to violence at the hands of police and/or white people.
The theory is supported only by a running narrative born out of a bygone era, and the occasional selectively and sensationally reported anecdotal example that appears to confirm the preconceived notion. In other words, it is supported exclusively by confirmation bias.
This incident is a statistical anomaly. Of course a police officer who kills someone without legal justification should be subject to criminal prosecution, but contrary to popular belief that is usually what happens.
Of course the police officer has some inherent advantages based purely on the circumstance of his position, but the increasingly standard use of body cams remedies much of that, and independent investigators and prosectors are routinely assigned to these cases to avoid conflicts of interest.
That is not to say that everything is perfect, that no black people are ever victimized, or that nothing could or should be improved, but the narrative that black men are systematically and disproportionately victimized by police and/or white people on a broad scale is a fantasy. More accurately, it is a pernicious lie that is propagated, not for the benefit of the purported victims, but to advance the interests of those who benefit from internal conflict, racial tension, and civil unrest. Those are the truly dangerous people.
Even a perceived issue is an issue. Empirical data only ignores another problem.
It needs to be solved. Building barriers does not.
You actually believe that only pros are behind this?
Ok I will agree with you.
Floyd is dead, Minn is burned, you still have the problem
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1 minute ago, Boatdrinks said:
So money = privilege ? Celebrity = more attention. Welcome to the real world, full of human failings. As for the rest , no process caused any of these results. All results of acts by humans. Some definitely criminal, one very possibly criminal.
Then your real world will continue to have cops who kill, buildings which burn, violent protests, divided citizens, huge costs,
You often quote the constitution, it does not mention real world, it talks of a better place to which you seem to say...f??? It thus is good enough.
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3 minutes ago, Boatdrinks said:
There is nothing systemic about the actions of the officer in the Floyd incident. That’s an overused b.s buzzword.
This is not an isolated incident...ask Kaepernick
Are you for the POTUS clearing out a peaceful protest with the military/police for a photo op that treats the Word of God as a political prop?
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Support your employer Rhino by comparing him to Bill and Nancy as equals.
You are slipping my man, but then you have little to work with.
I am sure your handlers have disappeared.
Agent Rhino is Bri g left out to dry...You have run out of words.
Leave the dark side my big nosed friend and join those of us who try to be open minded