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9 hours ago, B-Man said:

 

 

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Someone needs to reread  have it read to him.
 
 
 
 
 

 

Nice.  Donnie is exempted.  But all those people who set the stage for him?  Oops.  Not as much.  And Chad Wolf?  He's not the president or the Vice President.  Oops again.  But you're the rule of law party!  Makes. Perfect. Sense. 

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1 hour ago, SectionC3 said:

 

Nice.  Donnie is exempted.  But all those people who set the stage for him?  Oops.  Not as much.  And Chad Wolf?  He's not the president or the Vice President.  Oops again.  But you're the rule of law party!  Makes. Perfect. Sense. 

 

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New entry for hate week:  the Bible.  Trump doesn’t follow it, doesn’t respect it, and hasn’t read it.  And, to the extent his fake Christian followers have read it, they blithely ignore it and worship their false idol.  So, biblical teachings, GTFO.  The prosperity gospel runs this show. 

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9 minutes ago, SectionC3 said:

New entry for hate week:  the Bible.  Trump doesn’t follow it, doesn’t respect it, and hasn’t read it.  And, to the extent his fake Christian followers have read it, they blithely ignore it and worship their false idol.  So, biblical teachings, GTFO.  The prosperity gospel runs this show. 

 

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3 hours ago, SectionC3 said:

Let us know when you're going to give back the part of your government salary that you "earned" working from home during the pandemic.  What's good for the goose is good for the gander.  You want teachers to take a haircut?  Step right up and do the same.  If you're going to lead, you have to do it from the front!

 

It's adorable when you have no clue what you're talking about. You know, which is almost always.

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3 minutes ago, Koko78 said:

 

It's adorable when you have no clue what you're talking about. You know, which is almost always.

So I take it you’re not giving it back?  Makes sense.  It’s OK for you to work from home at a full rate, but teachers can’t do the same.  

 

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And, basically, when you really think about it, you’re a socialist.  But the OK kind that Trump likes.  Cash the Trump socialism bucks?  I bet you did.  Take government money for nothing when you’re “working” from home?  All signs point to yes.  But you’re a “Republican,” so when you engage in the practice it’s not socialism.  It’s only when others do it that it counts as socialism.  

 

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8 minutes ago, SectionC3 said:

So I take it you’re not giving it back?  Makes sense.  It’s OK for you to work from home at a full rate, but teachers can’t do the same.  

 

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And, basically, when you really think about it, you’re a socialist.  But the OK kind that Trump likes.  Cash the Trump socialism bucks?  I bet you did.  Take government money for nothing when you’re “working” from home?  All signs point to yes.  But you’re a “Republican,” so when you engage in the practice it’s not socialism.  It’s only when others do it that it counts as socialism.  

 

 

The ignorance on display here is simply breathtaking. Well done, my friend.

 

The sad part is that you actually seem to think that you're being witty and clever.

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4 minutes ago, Koko78 said:

 

The ignorance on display here is simply breathtaking. Well done, my friend.

 

The sad part is that you actually seem to think that you're being witty and clever.

He's a lawyer, the first class they take in law school is how to lie and BS 101, lawyers are so unethical they'd sell their mother out to make a buck......what do you call 500 lawyers at the bottom of the ocean?.......a good start

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43 minutes ago, Koko78 said:

 

The ignorance on display here is simply breathtaking. Well done, my friend.

 

The sad part is that you actually seem to think that you're being witty and clever.

 

You keep on saying ignorance, but you don’t have any, you know, specific reasons why it’s ignorance.  

 

Maybe it’s sort of an “alternative ignorance,” kind of like your alternative reality in which you’re not benefitting from socialism (even though you really have) but it’s cool for you to repeat some BS tropes and allege that teachers should take a haircut because they don’t deserve full dime for working from home. 

36 minutes ago, bilzfancy said:

He's a lawyer, the first class they take in law school is how to lie and BS 101, lawyers are so unethical they'd sell their mother out to make a buck......what do you call 500 lawyers at the bottom of the ocean?.......a good start

 

Aren’t you the same guy who was railing against absentee voting by mail this morning but then clammed up when you realized that your boy Trump votes that way?

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1 minute ago, SectionC3 said:

 

You keep on saying ignorance, but you don’t have any, you know, specific reasons why it’s ignorance.  

 

Maybe it’s sort of an “alternative ignorance,” kind of like you alternative reality in which you’re not benefitting from socialism (even though you really have) but it’s cool for you to repeat some BS tropes and allege that teachers should take a haircut because they don’t deserve full dime for working from home. 

 

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6 minutes ago, SectionC3 said:

You keep on saying ignorance, but you don’t have any, you know, specific reasons why it’s ignorance. 

 

Why, when I can just sit back and laugh at your ignorance as you post nonsense like:

 

7 minutes ago, SectionC3 said:

Maybe it’s sort of an “alternative ignorance,” kind of like you alternative reality in which you’re not benefitting from socialism (even though you really have) but it’s cool for you to repeat some BS tropes and allege that teachers should take a haircut because they don’t deserve full dime for working from home.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Oh, and I'm not here to educate you as to how I make my money.

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Just now, Koko78 said:

 

Why, when I can just sit back and laugh at your ignorance as you post nonsense like:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Oh, and I'm not here to educate you as to how I make my money.

 

Gov’t bucks.  That’s how you make it.  And you have time to respond, but no time to come up with facts.  Lame response from lame boonies lawyer. 

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8 minutes ago, SectionC3 said:

 

Gov’t bucks.  That’s how you make it.  And you have time to respond, but no time to come up with facts.  Lame response from lame boonies lawyer. 

 

How many hours am I paid to work? How many hours did I work?

 

Your ignorance continues to amuse me. Almost as much as when you're trying (and failing) to be witty and clever.

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5 minutes ago, SectionC3 said:

 

You keep on saying ignorance, but you don’t have any, you know, specific reasons why it’s ignorance.  

 

Maybe it’s sort of an “alternative ignorance,” kind of like your alternative reality in which you’re not benefitting from socialism (even though you really have) but it’s cool for you to repeat some BS tropes and allege that teachers should take a haircut because they don’t deserve full dime for working from home. 

 

Aren’t you the same guy who was railing against absentee voting by mail this morning but then clammed up when you realized that your boy Trump votes that way?

More ignorance on your part, I never said anything about absentee ballots, in fact, I've said many times if you are away from home, or sick, or unable to vote in person absentee is fine, but other than that no excuse not to vote in person

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3 minutes ago, Koko78 said:

 

How many hours am I paid to work? How many hours did I work?

 

Your ignorance continues to amuse me. Almost as much as when you're trying (and failing) to be witty and clever.

 

Nice.  So it is gov’t bucks.  That’s a start. 

 

Now, let’s move to step #2.  Where was that work performed?  I’m going to take a whack at it and say that much of it was not performed in either your publicly-provided office or in a courtroom.  More specifically, it was performed at home.  

 

So, the question remains, why is it acceptable for you to get paid in government funds for work performed from home, but unacceptable for teachers to be compensated with like monies for work performed in a like location?   

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7 minutes ago, SectionC3 said:

 

Nice.  So it is gov’t bucks.  That’s a start. 

 

Now, let’s move to step #2.  Where was that work performed?  I’m going to take a whack at it and say that much of it was not performed in either your publicly-provided office or in a courtroom.  More specifically, it was performed at home.  

 

So, the question remains, why is it acceptable for you to get paid in government funds for work performed from home, but unacceptable for teachers to be compensated with like monies for work performed in a like location?   

 

Love the unsupported suppositions in your little straw man.

 

Man, you must be very blissful, with such an amazing display of ignorance.

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7 minutes ago, bilzfancy said:

More ignorance on your part, I never said anything about absentee ballots, in fact, I've said many times if you are away from home, or sick, or unable to vote in person absentee is fine, but other than that no excuse not to vote in person

 

Hoax.  Absentee ballot typically are cast via mail.  This is what you said:

 

“our checks and prescriptions are never late, but nice try, worried about voting by mail? Get off your lazy mothertrucking butt and put on a mask and vote in person”

1 minute ago, Koko78 said:

 

Love the unsupported suppositions in your little straw man.

 

Man, you must be very blissful, with such an amazing display of ignorance.

 

And yet, despite ample opportunity, you haven’t denied that you feed at the government trough.  

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7 minutes ago, SectionC3 said:

And yet, despite ample opportunity, you haven’t denied that you feed at the government trough.  

 

And ruin your ignorant rants? Perish the thought.

 

You're particular brand of stupidity is providing a lot of entertainment value today.

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1 minute ago, Koko78 said:

 

And ruin your ignorant rants? Perish the thought.

 

You're particular brand of stupidity is providing a lot of entertainment value today.

 

Still no denial.  And are you even an attorney?  Perhaps that question should be investigated. 

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13 minutes ago, SectionC3 said:

 

Hoax.  Absentee ballot typically are cast via mail.  This is what you said:

 

“our checks and prescriptions are never late, but nice try, worried about voting by mail? Get off your lazy mothertrucking butt and put on a mask and vote in person”

 

And yet, despite ample opportunity, you haven’t denied that you feed at the government trough.  

I stand by what I posted, if you're able to, vote in person

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49 minutes ago, Gary M said:

 

Anyone that has been to a walmart or target in the last 6 months

 

Good point.  Those dudes that shipped off to Afghanistan or Iraq or Germany or South Korea who meet your criteria should fly home on their own dime and using their own leave - if they can get it - to vote.  
 

same thing for ER docs working 24 hour shifts on Election Day.  Been to target? Eff off.  You can’t vote.  
 

all in all, a good plan on your end. 

49 minutes ago, bilzfancy said:

If you go to the store, restaurant, liquor store anywhere out of the house, then you're able

See prior comment.

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7 minutes ago, SectionC3 said:

Good point.  Those dudes that shipped off to Afghanistan or Iraq or Germany or South Korea who meet your criteria should fly home on their own dime and using their own leave - if they can get it - to vote.  
 

same thing for ER docs working 24 hour shifts on Election Day.  Been to target? Eff off.  You can’t vote.  
 

all in all, a good plan on your end. 

See prior comment.

Are you voting by mail???

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So as best I can tell, the Democratic Party stoked fear of an invisible virus into their own voter base and ONLY JUST NOW figured out that that same fear would keep them all quivering in their homes on Election Day? Good job Nancy! Well thought out! 

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33 minutes ago, bilzfancy said:

I don't know where you live but most, if not all states have early voting, so you don't have to wait in a long line

New York State does.  That’s another possibility for me.  I would like to go in person if at all possible to relieve some of the crush that will befall our local BOE (which, by the way, is tremendous).  

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1 hour ago, SectionC3 said:

 I would like to go in person if at all possible to relieve some of the crush that will befall our local BOE (which, by the way, is tremendous).  

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  • 3 weeks later...

From the moment he came down his golden Trump Tower escalator in 2015 to announce his presidential run, Trump’s rhetoric and policy choices have demeaned and dehumanized immigrants. His association of immigrants with crime and his characterization of them as job-stealers hurting domestic workers (both factually wrong) had the potential to inflame the entire country. While anti-immigrant sentiment does bind Trump to his hardcore base, overall the country has become more inclusive — as hard as that is to imagine.

The recent Pew poll shows: “An increasing share of registered voters — Trump and Biden supporters alike — say the growing number of newcomers to the country strengthens American society. In the new survey, 60% say this, while 37% say this threatens the nation’s customs and values.” Four years ago, 50 percent said immigrants were more of a threat while 46 percent said they strengthened America. Remarkably, even Republicans have become more pro-immigrant:

Only about a third of Trump supporters (32%) say immigrants do more to strengthen society, but this is a 13 percentage point increase from 19% in 2016. Biden supporters are more likely than Clinton supporters four years ago to say the growing number of newcomers strengthens society (84% vs. 71%).

Despite Trump’s Muslim travel ban, Islamophobia is also down. “Four years ago, a narrow majority (54%) of voters said that Islam was more likely than other religions to encourage violence among its followers," Pew found. “Today, the balance of opinion has shifted in the other direction, with 45% of voters saying that Islam is more likely to encourage violence and 51% saying it does not encourage violence more than other religions.”

https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2020/09/13/trump-racism-xenophobia-havent-caught/

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