That and the more government mace in the face are both brilliant.Simple Torture wrote:The horse one provided one of the only true lulz I've had all week.bada wrote:I like the horse one.
Election 2016
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Elsie from Westworld postbada wrote:I like the horse one.
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"Everyone needs to cool out and give Trump a chance..."
(Picks Myron Ebell)
"...maybe he'll be more pragmatic as a president..."
(Picks Steve Bannon)
"....than...ahh....he..."
(Pursues top security clearance for his kids)
"...was....."
(Picks Myron Ebell)
"...maybe he'll be more pragmatic as a president..."
(Picks Steve Bannon)
"....than...ahh....he..."
(Pursues top security clearance for his kids)
"...was....."
(patriotic choking noises)
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bune wrote:That's one ugly snowman.Bi_3 wrote:ABNorman wrote:If you campaigned on a platform of shooting Sean Penn into space, I'd vote for you.BurtReynolds wrote:I thought Sean Penn already arrested that guy. for America.
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So what's the deal with globalism anyway? We (USA) basically created it and now it's driving us crazy that it's working as planned? Or what?
It think what has happened is that globalism shattered the belief in 'American Exceptionalism' and people don't know what to do. When it was sneakers and clothes being off-shored, the population at large didn't care because 1.) those are low class jobs, not for us temporarily embarrassed millionaires, and 2.) other industries (STEM stuff) picked up hiring to offset the losses. Now that advances in technology and education have allowed white collar work to be done cheaper overseas (accounting, design, tech support, computer manufacturing, etc.) and nothing has taken it's place, and let's be honest here, nothing ever will, people are willing to gamble on any chance to get back the jobs while they can.
I wouldn't discount social media here either. Just like it's shown refugees how much better life in the EU is (was), it's given us a window in the life of the 1%ers and the deplorables aren't happy about it.
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WTF happens to us when machines are doing 90% of our jobs?
I better hit the prepper thread.
I better hit the prepper thread.
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It's not so much that robots are doing the work, it's that technology makes it easier to replace skilled laborers with less skilled laborers, something that we have an overabundance of. Humans are so plentiful that they aren't worth paying anything, yet we don't have enough to spread the wealth worldwide (no we don't, Stip.)
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Re: Election 2016
Temporary lock to push Trump conversations over here: http://forums.theskyiscrape.com/viewtop ... f=5&t=8763
This thread will reopen soon for continued debate about the election.
This thread will reopen soon for continued debate about the election.
Everything's perfectly all right now. We're fine. We're all fine here, now, thank you. How are you?
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How Jack Dorsey and Twitter took money from, then interfered with the Trump campaign
https://medium.com/@garycoby/twitter-re ... .c0nxrxmfw
https://medium.com/@garycoby/twitter-re ... .c0nxrxmfw
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Re: Election 2016
this thread is free now
now let's talk about how ~100 million voting age people in the U.S. that didn't vote, and what type of glue they should be turned into
now let's talk about how ~100 million voting age people in the U.S. that didn't vote, and what type of glue they should be turned into
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Do we really want those people to vote, though? Imagine how many juggalos would be in that pool.
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mmmhmmm.... klown glue ... of course
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This is my worst, most embarrassing post on RM. Yes, even worse than the Backspacer one.Birds in Hell wrote:theplatypus wrote:Birds in Hell wrote:Guys, if you want me to make this clear, I think Trump is a horrifying disaster of a person and thoroughly unfit for the Presidency and, for all her faults, Clinton is, by an immeasurable amount, the better and more qualified candidate and who I would vote for if I had to make that choice.Self wrote:I think Trump has a trial date of 12/16 for rape of a 13 year old. Might be bogus, but still a bad look?
To my discredit, I think I got caught up in the pre-election hysteria as much as anyone else.
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wait. what? So you .....? Would vote for trump? Hillary is not qualified? Turmp is not a horrifying disaster or a person?Birds in Hell wrote:This is my worst, most embarrassing post on RM. Yes, even worse than the Backspacer one.Birds in Hell wrote:theplatypus wrote:Birds in Hell wrote:Guys, if you want me to make this clear, I think Trump is a horrifying disaster of a person and thoroughly unfit for the Presidency and, for all her faults, Clinton is, by an immeasurable amount, the better and more qualified candidate and who I would vote for if I had to make that choice.Self wrote:I think Trump has a trial date of 12/16 for rape of a 13 year old. Might be bogus, but still a bad look?
To my discredit, I think I got caught up in the pre-election hysteria as much as anyone else.
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Look, I don't know, and it's kind of a moot point anyway, but it was lunacy of me to be so complimentary to Clinton.Strat wrote:wait. what? So you .....? Would vote for trump? Hillary is not qualified? Turmp is not a horrifying disaster or a person?Birds in Hell wrote:This is my worst, most embarrassing post on RM. Yes, even worse than the Backspacer one.Birds in Hell wrote:theplatypus wrote:Birds in Hell wrote:Guys, if you want me to make this clear, I think Trump is a horrifying disaster of a person and thoroughly unfit for the Presidency and, for all her faults, Clinton is, by an immeasurable amount, the better and more qualified candidate and who I would vote for if I had to make that choice.Self wrote:I think Trump has a trial date of 12/16 for rape of a 13 year old. Might be bogus, but still a bad look?
To my discredit, I think I got caught up in the pre-election hysteria as much as anyone else.
The hysterical reactions to Trump's victory have really brought home how foolish I was, I guess.
Trump is hardly my ideal President, I don't think such a thing exists, but he was arguably the better of the two choices on offer.
As I said, it reflects poorly on me that I only say this with the benefit of hindsight.
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Birds in Hell wrote:Look, I don't know, and it's kind of a moot point anyway, but it was lunacy of me to be so complimentary to Clinton.Strat wrote:wait. what? So you .....? Would vote for trump? Hillary is not qualified? Turmp is not a horrifying disaster or a person?Birds in Hell wrote:This is my worst, most embarrassing post on RM. Yes, even worse than the Backspacer one.Birds in Hell wrote:theplatypus wrote:Birds in Hell wrote:Guys, if you want me to make this clear, I think Trump is a horrifying disaster of a person and thoroughly unfit for the Presidency and, for all her faults, Clinton is, by an immeasurable amount, the better and more qualified candidate and who I would vote for if I had to make that choice.Self wrote:I think Trump has a trial date of 12/16 for rape of a 13 year old. Might be bogus, but still a bad look?
To my discredit, I think I got caught up in the pre-election hysteria as much as anyone else.
The hysterical reactions to Trump's victory have really brought home how foolish I was, I guess.
Trump is hardly my ideal President, I don't think such a thing exists, but he was arguably the better of the two choices on offer.
i.....oof....
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Virtually everybody I know ranges from moderate centre-left to wild Communist left, so I'll admit I feel a certain responsibility to present a robust alternative when circumstances demand it.Strat wrote:Birds in Hell wrote:Look, I don't know, and it's kind of a moot point anyway, but it was lunacy of me to be so complimentary to Clinton.Strat wrote:wait. what? So you .....? Would vote for trump? Hillary is not qualified? Turmp is not a horrifying disaster or a person?Birds in Hell wrote:This is my worst, most embarrassing post on RM. Yes, even worse than the Backspacer one.Birds in Hell wrote:theplatypus wrote:Birds in Hell wrote:Guys, if you want me to make this clear, I think Trump is a horrifying disaster of a person and thoroughly unfit for the Presidency and, for all her faults, Clinton is, by an immeasurable amount, the better and more qualified candidate and who I would vote for if I had to make that choice.Self wrote:I think Trump has a trial date of 12/16 for rape of a 13 year old. Might be bogus, but still a bad look?
To my discredit, I think I got caught up in the pre-election hysteria as much as anyone else.
The hysterical reactions to Trump's victory have really brought home how foolish I was, I guess.
Trump is hardly my ideal President, I don't think such a thing exists, but he was arguably the better of the two choices on offer.
i.....oof....
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This is called contrarianism, and it is especially prevalent in teenagersBirds in Hell wrote:Virtually everybody I know ranges from moderate centre-left to wild Communist left, so I'll admit I feel a certain responsibility to present a robust alternative when circumstances demand it.Strat wrote:Birds in Hell wrote:Look, I don't know, and it's kind of a moot point anyway, but it was lunacy of me to be so complimentary to Clinton.Strat wrote:wait. what? So you .....? Would vote for trump? Hillary is not qualified? Turmp is not a horrifying disaster or a person?Birds in Hell wrote:This is my worst, most embarrassing post on RM. Yes, even worse than the Backspacer one.Birds in Hell wrote:theplatypus wrote:Birds in Hell wrote:Guys, if you want me to make this clear, I think Trump is a horrifying disaster of a person and thoroughly unfit for the Presidency and, for all her faults, Clinton is, by an immeasurable amount, the better and more qualified candidate and who I would vote for if I had to make that choice.Self wrote:I think Trump has a trial date of 12/16 for rape of a 13 year old. Might be bogus, but still a bad look?
To my discredit, I think I got caught up in the pre-election hysteria as much as anyone else.
The hysterical reactions to Trump's victory have really brought home how foolish I was, I guess.
Trump is hardly my ideal President, I don't think such a thing exists, but he was arguably the better of the two choices on offer.
i.....oof....
Anders wrote:I do not have a «neoliberal assessment of geopolitics», so please stop writing that I do.
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I guess it may seem that way but I strongly disagree, I'm not adopting a view for the sake of being contrary at all.theplatypus wrote:This is called contrarianism, and it is prevalent especially in teenagersBirds in Hell wrote:Virtually everybody I know ranges from moderate centre-left to wild Communist left, so I'll admit I feel a certain responsibility to present a robust alternative when circumstances demand it.Strat wrote:Birds in Hell wrote:Look, I don't know, and it's kind of a moot point anyway, but it was lunacy of me to be so complimentary to Clinton.Strat wrote:wait. what? So you .....? Would vote for trump? Hillary is not qualified? Turmp is not a horrifying disaster or a person?Birds in Hell wrote:This is my worst, most embarrassing post on RM. Yes, even worse than the Backspacer one.Birds in Hell wrote:theplatypus wrote:Birds in Hell wrote:Guys, if you want me to make this clear, I think Trump is a horrifying disaster of a person and thoroughly unfit for the Presidency and, for all her faults, Clinton is, by an immeasurable amount, the better and more qualified candidate and who I would vote for if I had to make that choice.Self wrote:I think Trump has a trial date of 12/16 for rape of a 13 year old. Might be bogus, but still a bad look?
To my discredit, I think I got caught up in the pre-election hysteria as much as anyone else.
The hysterical reactions to Trump's victory have really brought home how foolish I was, I guess.
Trump is hardly my ideal President, I don't think such a thing exists, but he was arguably the better of the two choices on offer.
i.....oof....
I think there is a moral responsibility to ensure conservative views get an airing, even if it's something I shirk much too often. Perhaps because I feel as though it's something I'm still working through to some extent - it's only been five or six years since I realised this was something I identified with, it's still a work in progress.
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FUCK ICE
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FUCK ICE
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