Re: The 45th POTUS - Donald J. Trump
Posted: Sat January 28, 2017 7:57 pm
I think that's a huge part of it, social media in particular. It's a massive miscommunication engine.Strat wrote:
I actually blame the internet.
I think that's a huge part of it, social media in particular. It's a massive miscommunication engine.Strat wrote:
I actually blame the internet.
don't say thatLoathedVermin72 wrote:I hope Trump shuts down the internet
whose side would you fight on?BurtReynolds wrote:What if Twitter shuts down his account?
Nuclear war?
I'll be laughing at both from my bunker.lennytheweedwhacker wrote:whose side would you fight on?BurtReynolds wrote:What if Twitter shuts down his account?
Nuclear war?
bunk with me tonightBurtReynolds wrote:I don't... I don't really have a bunker.

When the civil war starts, will you fight for your homeland and people in Alabama, or join the blue states?lennytheweedwhacker wrote:bunk with me tonightBurtReynolds wrote:I don't... I don't really have a bunker.
i'm a pacifistBurtReynolds wrote:When the civil war starts, will you fight for your homeland and people in Alabama, or join the blue states?lennytheweedwhacker wrote:bunk with me tonightBurtReynolds wrote:I don't... I don't really have a bunker.
lol ok Hacksaw Ridge.lennytheweedwhacker wrote:i'm a pacifistBurtReynolds wrote:When the civil war starts, will you fight for your homeland and people in Alabama, or join the blue states?lennytheweedwhacker wrote:bunk with me tonightBurtReynolds wrote:I don't... I don't really have a bunker.
This just in: lenny's house will be really easy to raid during coming apocalypse.lennytheweedwhacker wrote:i'm a pacifistBurtReynolds wrote:When the civil war starts, will you fight for your homeland and people in Alabama, or join the blue states?lennytheweedwhacker wrote:bunk with me tonightBurtReynolds wrote:I don't... I don't really have a bunker.
you take that backBurtReynolds wrote:lol ok Hacksaw Ridge.lennytheweedwhacker wrote:i'm a pacifistBurtReynolds wrote:When the civil war starts, will you fight for your homeland and people in Alabama, or join the blue states?lennytheweedwhacker wrote:bunk with me tonightBurtReynolds wrote:I don't... I don't really have a bunker.
the only thing of value i have is an autographed copy of desert placesSimple Torture wrote:This just in: lenny's house will be really easy to raid during coming apocalypse.lennytheweedwhacker wrote:i'm a pacifistBurtReynolds wrote:When the civil war starts, will you fight for your homeland and people in Alabama, or join the blue states?lennytheweedwhacker wrote:bunk with me tonightBurtReynolds wrote:I don't... I don't really have a bunker.
Forged!lennytheweedwhacker wrote:the only thing of value i have is an autographed copy of desert placesSimple Torture wrote:This just in: lenny's house will be really easy to raid during coming apocalypse.lennytheweedwhacker wrote:i'm a pacifistBurtReynolds wrote:When the civil war starts, will you fight for your homeland and people in Alabama, or join the blue states?lennytheweedwhacker wrote:bunk with me tonightBurtReynolds wrote:I don't... I don't really have a bunker.
i was wondering why it was in crayonSimple Torture wrote:Forged!lennytheweedwhacker wrote:the only thing of value i have is an autographed copy of desert placesSimple Torture wrote:This just in: lenny's house will be really easy to raid during coming apocalypse.lennytheweedwhacker wrote:i'm a pacifistBurtReynolds wrote:When the civil war starts, will you fight for your homeland and people in Alabama, or join the blue states?lennytheweedwhacker wrote:bunk with me tonightBurtReynolds wrote:I don't... I don't really have a bunker.
Oh no wait that actually sounds reallennytheweedwhacker wrote:i was wondering why it was in crayonSimple Torture wrote:Forged!lennytheweedwhacker wrote:the only thing of value i have is an autographed copy of desert placesSimple Torture wrote:This just in: lenny's house will be really easy to raid during coming apocalypse.lennytheweedwhacker wrote:i'm a pacifistBurtReynolds wrote:When the civil war starts, will you fight for your homeland and people in Alabama, or join the blue states?lennytheweedwhacker wrote:bunk with me tonightBurtReynolds wrote:I don't... I don't really have a bunker.
chud traded it to me for a blue apron mealSimple Torture wrote:Oh no wait that actually sounds reallennytheweedwhacker wrote:i was wondering why it was in crayonSimple Torture wrote:Forged!lennytheweedwhacker wrote:the only thing of value i have is an autographed copy of desert placesSimple Torture wrote:This just in: lenny's house will be really easy to raid during coming apocalypse.lennytheweedwhacker wrote:i'm a pacifistBurtReynolds wrote:When the civil war starts, will you fight for your homeland and people in Alabama, or join the blue states?lennytheweedwhacker wrote:bunk with me tonightBurtReynolds wrote:I don't... I don't really have a bunker.


This should make every American sick.Darweesh, 53, had worked as a contractor for the U.S. government in Iraq for about a decade, including as an interpreter for the Army. He and his wife and three children had spent more than two years securing a special immigrant visa, granted to Iraqis who assisted U.S. military forces.
The Darweesh family landed in New York at approximately 6 p.m. Friday , and Hameed Darweesh was detained by U.S. Customs and Border Protection officials, according to the complaint filed in U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of New York. He is at risk of being returned to a country where he faces enormous personal danger due to his aid to the U.S. government, the complaint says.
Darweesh told reporters outside the airport on Saturday that he was thankful so many people came to his aid, leaving their families to help secure his release.
“This is the humanity, this is the soul of America. This is what pushed me to move, to leave my country and come here,” Darweesh said. “America is the land of freedom, the land of freedom, the land of the right. ... America is the greatest nation, the greatest people in the world.”
Brandon Friedman worked with Darweesh in 2003, when he was an infantry officer with the Army’s 101st Airborne Division. He said Darweesh, who was among the first Iraqis to sign up to serve the U.S. military, was “fearless” and saved countless U.S. lives.
“This is a guy who has done a lot more for this country than most people who were born here,” Friedman said. He said he hopes Trump’s executive order is rescinded quickly: “This is putting U.S. troops in danger because it is withdrawing the incentive that folks like Hameed have to work with us. And we depend on them to a great extent.”
The detention of a man who served the U.S. military was particularly objectionable to Matt Zeller, founder of No One Left Behind, which aims to help Iraqi and Afghan people who worked for the U.S. military secure special immigrant visas.
He said America is breaking its promise to men and women who served the U.S. military at great personal risk to themselves — which is not only wrong, he said, but also undermines trust in the United States and endangers the lives of any future service member sent overseas.
“This is going to get future Americans killed in future wars. It comes down to that,” he said. “We’re never going to live down this shame if we let this go on.”