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5 hours ago, row_33 said:

hope the libs who banned straws don't need one in the hospital if they fracture their jaw and it's wired shut

 

 

 

Well to be fair they didn't ban straws just plastic ones.  We still get paper ones......that ***** disintegrate before you finish your drink.  Why straws?  I kind of get the plastic bag thing because they were all over the place and you don't see them blowing around anymore.  But straws?  WTF.  All I can think is the guy who manufactures paper straws had a friend in CA government.   

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1 hour ago, Chef Jim said:

 

Well to be fair they didn't ban straws just plastic ones.  We still get paper ones......that ***** disintegrate before you finish your drink.  Why straws?  I kind of get the plastic bag thing because they were all over the place and you don't see them blowing around anymore.  But straws?  WTF.  All I can think is the guy who manufactures paper straws had a friend in CA government.   

 

My older brother once told me that only guys who suck **** use straws. My group of friends never used them; took the tops off and drank soda like real men.

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1 hour ago, Chef Jim said:

 

Well to be fair they didn't ban straws just plastic ones.  We still get paper ones......that ***** disintegrate before you finish your drink.  Why straws?  

 

Because a kid did a science project, extrapolated numbers based on a few phone cxalls, it got printed in the local newspaper, which got picked up by a politician...and presto...no more straws.

 

No, I'm not kidding

 

 

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1 hour ago, row_33 said:

Straws are used to poke fun at people in bars who are not drinking alcohol.

 

you order a Coke or a water and they put a big straw in the glass to show you are a wuss or a child.

 

 

 

yeah make fun of the designated driver and pressure them into drinking :rolleyes:

 

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22 minutes ago, /dev/null said:

 

yeah make fun of the designated driver and pressure them into drinking :rolleyes:

 

 

They are totally making fun of a person not buying alcohol.

 

That big straw means not getting any for eternity

 

 

 

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1 minute ago, row_33 said:

 

They are totally making fun of a person not buying alcohol.

 

 

 

 

 

Maybe down at Old Bills Tavern with 2 dollar beers.

 

i like a nice craft cocktail some nights.  Occasionally they will have a straw in it.

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3 hours ago, Chef Jim said:

 

Well to be fair they didn't ban straws just plastic ones.  We still get paper ones......that ***** disintegrate before you finish your drink.  Why straws?  I kind of get the plastic bag thing because they were all over the place and you don't see them blowing around anymore.  But straws?  WTF.  All I can think is the guy who manufactures paper straws had a friend in CA government.   

Paper causes heart disease in lab rats. Soon you will drink with your fingers but you will save the planet and lab rats.

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23 minutes ago, B-Man said:

Masked Protesters ‘Occupy’ Border Patrol Museum in El Paso, Deface Fallen Agent Memorial.

 

“F*ck your walls, f*ck your borders, we won’t take your f*cking orders!”

 

 

 

 

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Sooner or later someone is going to get killed. Again,  this isn't protesting.  This is vandalism and intimidation. 

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1 hour ago, RaoulDuke79 said:

If this is true these idiots have no idea what a war atrocity really was during WWII.
Welcome home soldier. RIP. You were one of the lucky ones that got to live to age 92.

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1 minute ago, Uncle Joe said:

If this is true these idiots have no idea what a war atrocity really was during WWII.
Welcome home soldier. RIP. You were one of the lucky ones that got to live to age 92.

Every man and woman who served in that war is a true American hero and whenever I meet one, I tell them that. These young millienials should read what these men and woman went through in the Pacific or in Europe. Horrific, doesn't describe what these wars were like

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6 minutes ago, Uncle Joe said:

If this is true these idiots have no idea what a war atrocity really was during WWII.
Welcome home soldier. RIP. You were one of the lucky ones that got to live to age 92.

They have no idea about atrocity, that's why they have to manufacture outrage. The worst thing most of these whiny ***** experienced is when their Wi-Fi doesn't work

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18 minutes ago, RaoulDuke79 said:

They have no idea about atrocity, that's why they have to manufacture outrage. The worst thing most of these whiny ***** experienced is when their Wi-Fi doesn't work

 

i was at the library last week and i guess Wi-Fi went down because a dozen people started yelling "oh no" repeatedly....

 

 

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13 minutes ago, bilzfancy said:

A great book to read is Bill O'Reilly's, Killing of the Rising Sun. I'm not sure who was worse in atrocities the Japanese  or the Nazis.

 

Nazis.  Japanese were casually brutal.  But only German efficiency and bureaucracy could depersonalize and industrialize it.  

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16 minutes ago, DC Tom said:

 

Nazis.  Japanese were casually brutal.  But only German efficiency and bureaucracy could depersonalize and industrialize it.  

 

those who fought both stated that the killing during the partition of India and Pakistan was far more brutal and ruthless.

 

 

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3 hours ago, RaoulDuke79 said:

Though I never doubt how nutso the left has gone, this could easily be a hoax . Can they really be THIS stupid and unaware? They have stepped on too many rakes recently and this just seems too perfect and like the perfect time for some mouthbreathing far right winger to try to attempt to pile on.

 

Edit: Yes, I know they can be. I'm just trying to be hopeful for some semblance of sanity.

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2 hours ago, DC Tom said:

 

Nazis.  Japanese were casually brutal.  But only German efficiency and bureaucracy could depersonalize and industrialize it.  

In terms of sheer numbers, no one can touch the Nazis, but what the Japanese did to the Chinese, Filipinos, and even American POWs, was beyond inhumane 

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55 minutes ago, bilzfancy said:

In terms of sheer numbers, no one can touch the Nazis, but what the Japanese did to the Chinese, Filipinos, and even American POWs, was beyond inhumane 

 

And Malayans, and Indonesians, and especially Koreans.  Certainly, the Japanese challenge the Nazis on mere numbers.

 

But that shouldn't be the distinguishing factor.  Japanese brutality was born of cultural attitudes of racialism and emotional repression merged with elements of Victorian imperialism, and compounded by a warrior ethos often misunderstood by Western observers (beheading a captured enemy is quoted commonly as a war crime, for example, but to the Japanese was considered mercy towards a respected enemy in defeat).  That led to Japanese atrocities being, not organized, but more "grass roots," taking place in a multitude of isolated instances or, when on a large scale, developing organically (such as the Bataan Death March or the Rape of Nanking) and not as a matter of policy.

 

Contrast that with the foundation of the Nazi brutality, which was founded in a unique belief of imperial Darwinism - imperial nations otherwise recognized the need for subject peoples to form the basis of colonial economies, Germany is the only nation among imperial powers to explicitly pursue policies of extermination against colonial natives (most of the practices they pursued in World War 2 - slave labor, human medical experiments, the "hunger plan," concentration camps - were present in their extermination of the Herero in Southwest Africa forty years earlier.  They even referred to both as racial struggles, literally the same term: rassenkampfen.  There's a direct like from Shark Island to Treblinka, or the Schutztruppen and Peiper's Blowtorch Battalion.)

 

The Japanese were brutal...but individually.  Their atrocities were rarely organized above a battalion level, if that, and not as a matter of policy.  The Germans organized atrocity at the level of an entire nation, as a planned and directed activity.

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28 minutes ago, DC Tom said:

The Japanese were brutal...but individually.  Their atrocities were rarely organized above a battalion level, if that, and not as a matter of policy.  The Germans organized atrocity at the level of an entire nation, as a planned and directed activity.

another feather in the cap of central planning

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1 hour ago, DC Tom said:

 

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The Japanese were brutal...but individually.  Their atrocities were rarely organized above a battalion level, if that, and not as a matter of policy.  The Germans organized atrocity at the level of an entire nation, as a planned and directed activity.

 

The Japanese imperialism was national fanaticism where no one was supposed  to get out alive. Genocide with a different twist.

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7 hours ago, DC Tom said:

 

And Malayans, and Indonesians, and especially Koreans.  Certainly, the Japanese challenge the Nazis on mere numbers.

 

But that shouldn't be the distinguishing factor.  Japanese brutality was born of cultural attitudes of racialism and emotional repression merged with elements of Victorian imperialism, and compounded by a warrior ethos often misunderstood by Western observers (beheading a captured enemy is quoted commonly as a war crime, for example, but to the Japanese was considered mercy towards a respected enemy in defeat).  That led to Japanese atrocities being, not organized, but more "grass roots," taking place in a multitude of isolated instances or, when on a large scale, developing organically (such as the Bataan Death March or the Rape of Nanking) and not as a matter of policy.

 

Contrast that with the foundation of the Nazi brutality, which was founded in a unique belief of imperial Darwinism - imperial nations otherwise recognized the need for subject peoples to form the basis of colonial economies, Germany is the only nation among imperial powers to explicitly pursue policies of extermination against colonial natives (most of the practices they pursued in World War 2 - slave labor, human medical experiments, the "hunger plan," concentration camps - were present in their extermination of the Herero in Southwest Africa forty years earlier.  They even referred to both as racial struggles, literally the same term: rassenkampfen.  There's a direct like from Shark Island to Treblinka, or the Schutztruppen and Peiper's Blowtorch Battalion.)

 

The Japanese were brutal...but individually.  Their atrocities were rarely organized above a battalion level, if that, and not as a matter of policy.  The Germans organized atrocity at the level of an entire nation, as a planned and directed activity.

 

The belgians weren't saintly in the Congo.

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On 2/1/2019 at 5:01 PM, LABillzFan said:

 

Because a kid did a science project, extrapolated numbers based on a few phone cxalls, it got printed in the local newspaper, which got picked up by a politician...and presto...no more straws.

 

No, I'm not kidding

 

 

Can someone explain to me like I’m five, how do plastic straws on the US mainland have anything the f ***** to do with the “swirling mass” of detritus that is in the middle of the Pacific Ocean? 

Shouldn’t the SE Asian countries, China, Japan, and China be asked about this mess that they created?

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10 hours ago, B-Man said:

 

 

 

 

Meanwhile Mayor Ted Wheeler calls for special investigation of officer that communicates with protesters from both sides.
Police union blasts Mayor Ted Wheeler’s criticism of cop for friendly exchanges with right-wing group leader
https://www.oregonlive.com/crime/2019/02/commanding-police-officers-union-blasts-mayor-ted-wheelers-criticism-of-lt-jeff-niiya-as-either-disingenous-or-ignorant.html

 

Antifa lack of cooperation with police

Portland activist ostracized, police criticized after cooperation, communication exposed
https://www.oregonlive.com/portland/2017/12/portland_activist_ostracized_p.html

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45 minutes ago, Uncle Joe said:

Meanwhile Mayor Ted Wheeler calls for special investigation of officer that communicates with protesters from both sides.
Police union blasts Mayor Ted Wheeler’s criticism of cop for friendly exchanges with right-wing group leader
https://www.oregonlive.com/crime/2019/02/commanding-police-officers-union-blasts-mayor-ted-wheelers-criticism-of-lt-jeff-niiya-as-either-disingenous-or-ignorant.html

 

Antifa lack of cooperation with police

Portland activist ostracized, police criticized after cooperation, communication exposed
https://www.oregonlive.com/portland/2017/12/portland_activist_ostracized_p.html

 

:wallbash::wallbash::wallbash:

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