Comments by "Stephen Villano" (@spvillano) on "The Lincoln Project" channel.

  1. And better, at least Fred didn't get caught to the tune of $350 million.
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  2.  @MossyMozart  I dunno, morbidly obese is morbidly obese. Said by the guy whose weight is apparently the patent number of the scale.
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  3.  @MrHollowpoint140  and the remnants of the party, the taste testers.
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  4.  Triangle Automotive, Inc  astroturfing, because you have nothing original. Trains need to be on the tracks to move, your train is derailed.
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  5. They did pass a referendum for statehood. Congress ignored it.
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  6.  @letsRegulateSociopaths  and tellingly, never asked for a reach around.
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  7. Well, there are days when this old Philly man has trouble with English as a FIRST language... :/
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  8.  @markpashia7067  for some reason, my departure is always applauded. I'm also typically deified when I enter the room with, "Oh, God!"...
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  9.  @ThatOpalGuy  I was in charge because my wife said I was in charge. I promptly delegated. ;) Trust me, we kept that line of jokes going at parties to great success. That and our "The Lockhorns" number.
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  10.  @seekeroftruth2747  thanks for your soon to be extinct opinion. Enjoy experiencing the nuking of Russia.
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  11.    well, Biden is known for his gaffes. Trump, known for unfiltered bullshit, and tagged as alternative facts. Personally, gaffes are good, bullshit is well, uncompleted fertilizer. :)
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  12. It's literally like considering stage 4 cancer makes one viable.
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  13.  @lisacollins5466  well, they didn't have a choice but to be tough. Came through a Great Depression and its privations, to fight a World War against some really ugly odds at the beginning. There were only two choices, be tough or be dead. Which is the only options in war anyway.
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  14. I'm not, after all, they fell for W...
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  15. I redeployed home in 2010 and honestly, I don't recognize what it has transformed into. While I was busy fighting for our nation, a sparse few, with some foreign assistance, have perverted, distorted and destroyed everything that was special about this nation. They changed a shining beacon on the hill into a steaming outhouse on the hill that is poisoning all wells below. You can never drain a swamp if you keep pumping sewage in.
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  16.  @haveaniceday3290  because extinction is an option and some folks want their Darwin Award.
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  17.  @haveaniceday3290  I agree. How stupid! What the guy said doesn't make sense in English. At all, it's word salad and unintelligible. My response is a standard DoD RTO's response to an unintelligible message.
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  18. Yeah, but once Trumpites have converted back to the orthodoxy, they'll return to their hatchet jobs on anything Democratic. The enemy of my enemy is not a friend, but an ally, who shall be watched by all who are not fools. I am not a fool, I only play one to be underestimated.
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  19.  @steveturner2231  see my comment in a different thread on Nativists, it's also a Nativist argument against eastern immigrants, largely because many were Jewish or Orthodox Catholic, which was decidedly not Protestant and just should never be allowed. So, want to continue embracing that thought, you might have to pick up a white hat, so we can tell you from the other guys.
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  20. I'm never conflicted about mocking someone, as I mock all equally, including myself. Although, with some, they just make it way too easy. Like Trump, who takes being a poopoo caca pants to a whole new level of poopypants. Now, knowing my luck, I'll be wondering if farts are wet and lumpy...
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  21.  @JDR8  not a thing was a lie. But, do tell yourself it's a lie when plutonium is raining on Moscow and Saint Petersburg. You'll have that fine dasha with a glow, da pasha.
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  22. Just remember one thing about allies. Russia was an ally in WWII. Think they're friends now that it's over?
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  23. I routinely have fun with Trumpites that go on against mail voting. I ask them why my fellow veterans and service members should be denied the vote by them.
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  24.  @sirkeng  yeah, but he loves his free props better, doesn't have to go through all of the work of stiffing them.
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  25. Just a hit piece on AI, as if it needed any help in proving Artificial Idiocy.
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  26. But, but, but... How will Trump pay off his debts to Russia?! Yeah, don't care at his problems either.
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  27. Only a fool fights inside of a burning house.
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  28.  @RohanXVII  odd how Biden still can ride a bike, yet Trump can only go by golf cart or up the ramp with an aging General's help. Oh wait, that's right, the ramp was steep and slippery - which wasn't a problem for a General in issue low quarter shoes, which aren't exactly known for supreme traction. Something that I know from 28 years of military service to this nation.
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  29. Simply put, it's a religion.
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  30. Laugh, when you feel like crying...
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  31. Having actually met the man at a social event years ago, I can truthfully say, there is no such thing as an intelligent Donald Trump.
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  32. And one of the most heinous war crimes that there is. Protecting noncombatants came directly after WWII and Nazi war crimes that literally depopulated entire towns in France.
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  33. Phenomenally apt, given that croissants were peasant food. Now, like lobster, they're food for those reasonably well off.
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  34.  @maryburrell3948  that'd be a boss that'd get an offer he couldn't refuse to never, ever consider, think or utter such a thing again about my child.
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  35. I dunno, I vote for Trump for Sheol. I may be pure Sicilian-American, but well, I grew up in a neighborhood where I was able to pick up a bit of Hebrew and a fair amount of Yiddish. Was always great eating on the holidays too! As I tell many truthfully, I eat in many languages and I love my leafy greens, they keep me regular and taste great to me. Epidemiology, my condolences on the pandemic, burned a lot of professionals out. Our eldest is an RN and was fried badly, between the virus, a teen burn victim and one teen suicide, she had to take time off and was doing the begging insurance companies to do the right thing regarding patient RX's... She's back taking care of patients again.
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  36. Not even as a guest.
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  37.  @thenov1944  well, depends upon what charges he'd end up convicted upon and sentencing guidelines, don't it? Either way, a felony conviction would make him ineligible to live in quite a few gated communities. I'll just get my hat...
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  38. I'm reminded heavily of John Gotti, aka the "Teflon Don". Well, suddenly, something stuck and he died in prison.
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  39.  @robinstacpoole2667  I dunno, when I'm going through hell, I briefly stop for the barbecue. ;)
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  40. Just remember, the enemy of my enemy is not necessarily my friend. Stalin was spying to be the band, even as an ally during WWII.
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  41.  @brendanmitri9364  that makes absolutely no sense, as "AI" is quite new, billionaires have been around a while longer, so would require the use of a time machine.
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  42.  @thomassargent-j6e  nope, not before the Great Gift Exchange with Russia. A handful of thousand gifts, all glowingly received.
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  43. It was not a problem and my uncles were honored to have liberated one of those accursed camps. They never would say much, but it haunted them until the day that they died.
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  44. So, Lincoln was evil too?
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  45.  @Sk8rGamingKei  sorry, checked with the Local Group council, no nearby galaxies are gonna help either.
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  46. here in the US, we do trials, then if convicted, prison. We’re kind of funny that way.
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  47.  @judewarner1536  just truthful. Leadership can come in good leadership or selfish leadership, only good leadership leads to good results for a nation. The concepts aren't difficult to comprehend at all.
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  48.  @rylian21  the sad part is, invalidating the election would result in our literally not having an executive branch in our government. He can't stay past the inauguration date, as his term would be expired, perfecting another history book entry for Trump, a major Constitutional crisis. What he's hoping for is that enough Republican voters show up at polling places, while enough Democratic voters fail to go to the polls to put him over the top. But, should he invalidate the election, we'd be in a Constitutional crisis in any event.
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  49.  @annoyedaussie3942  well, the Lincoln Project are lead by Republican Party members, who are in open revolt against Trump and his Trumpettes, which gives a hint what the heart of the party is thinking. Trump relies upon a minority of the population raising a lot of noise and pretending to be even 1/3 of the population and they're not, they're around 31% at best and quite a few of them are disillusioned by him and his antics. That's especially true when he jumps right over the Constitution and misallocation laws, as only Congress can reallocate money, not the imPOTUS stealing from DoD installation construction and repair budgets to build a wall that Congress refuses to fund. Trump doesn't even seem to realize that two highly advanced, apparently, secret to him, technologies render his wall useless. The LADDER and a TUNNEL, both of which have breached our border barriers in the past. But, he even counted the border wall section that was blown down as additional new construction.
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  50. Typical huckster. Thought those went extinct when I was a kid.
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