Comments by "Thump Er the Sweaty Fat Guy" (@SweatyFatGuy) on "Liberal Hivemind" channel.

  1. They cannot imagine the idea of everyone not agreeing entirely on everything. They NEED consensus, they do things by committee and anyone who disagrees is called bad names at best, and taken out behind the chemical sheds at worst.
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  2. I know several individuals who desperately want to believe the "d's" are right and not corrupt. Nothing will disabuse them of that notion.
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  3. They could have captures that rain and had plenty of water on hand, but they decided not to. Capturing rainwater is intensely simple, even on a large scale. I collect rain water because no public water is available here, and my well is VERY slow producing, less than half a gallon in two minutes. The well works ok if you have LOTS of time and let it recharge several times with the pump off so it doesn't burn up. Takes days to fill a 100 gallon tank. I have collection on my shop roof which is 48 feet long and 40 feet wide going into 275 gallon tanks. A light mist can fill a 275 gallon tank in about a half hour. A heavy rain can fill a 5 gallon bucket in about 8 seconds and the 275s are overflowing in ten minutes from bone dry. I need more tanks for my home grown cattail vodka fuel project... working on that. The reason my well is slow is I live above 300' deep sandstone, and while water flows through it, the flow is not very fast. The well goes 30' into the rock, so its nice and clean, but its too slow to use for anything. I have to filter the rainwater if I am going to drink it or use it for cooking, but really I only need it to take a shower, do laundry, and make vodka fuel.... and wash the cars once in a while. I am not daft enough to live in a desert and expect to have a green lawn. I have the worlds largest freshwater lake a mile from me, and you can drink from it directly no need to filter it. However, its currently 11F outside and I have a few feet of snow on the ground. That weather keeps the types away who do the sort of inept malfeasance we see in California. We still have that type of individuals here, but they are ousted from positions where they have any authority when they display their inability to manage simple things like water reserves.
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  4. Deny and blame others. Standard Operating Procedure.
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  5. When they fail, and they always fail, all they ever do is blame others.
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  6. Its amusing how they think they are so much better than all of us...and yet, when the metal hits the meat, they run, hide, cry, and plead to not be treated with what they have earned.
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  7. The shutdown is a bonus to the people of the USA, limiting the problems they can cause is a wonderful thing. They are like my bipolar ex, claiming I was doing all the things she was doing. Just listening to her told me what she was up to, because if I wasn't doing it, it was a sure bet she was. The 'd's are exactly like her, horrible with cash, prone to causing strife/conflict and severely unfaithful.
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  8. This was more hilarious than hearing them say S-holes in his last term... Outrage over online aliases.. PUHLEAAAAASE!!!! Can you say they got a stick in a certain place and are just trying to be Karens?
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  9. They don't pledge allegiance to the USA, not a damn one of them does. They are terrified that their gravy train laundry is going to be exposed.
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  10. NO! Don't take away our source of illicit tax money! How will we ever afford that 4th mansion on congressional pay?
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