Comments by "B Nic" (@bnic9471) on "Timcast" channel.

  1. He was calling for violence against two named Supreme Court Justices. Isn't there a law against that? I am so sick of that smarmy SOB!
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  2. Biden should THANK TRUMP for filling the SOR back up.
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  3. Stop using my tax money to protect this degenerate princeling.
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  4. Thanks, neighbor.
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  5.  @otakusage123  She really did. Said it was "colonial" and that New Yorkers should plant yuca instead. She pronounced "yuca" with maximum Latina lilt. Yuca is a tropical starchy thing traditionally eaten in Honduras and elsewhere. As if it would even grow in New York, or people would like it any better than, say, pasta or potatoes. It's quite bland.
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  6. Voter fraud rampant, traditionally, in D strongholds like Milwaukee, Madison, and La Crosse.
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  7. He can fuck off with this alarmism.
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  8. I knew there was a reason behind my not liking Disney . . . besides its having sucked so bad, that is.
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  9. God, is the social media left ever gobbling Trump's bait. Screw making popcorn--watching the Dems' collective response is as sad as watching a slow-witted guy laugh along with the teasing he doesn't understand.
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  10. Scalise is a relative of mine. I never forget.
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  11. My truck and gun-obsessed four year old boy once announced to me that "I want to grow up to be a lady." So I took him to the doctor and had him started on hormones. Haha, j/k. He only told me that once. He's almost 18, now, and still totally macho.
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  12. The left are still proud of themselves for being the "educated" ones. It's real. It's their most precious conceit. People who don't know me or how many and what kind of degrees I hold just assume I'm a high school dropout.
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  13. The Leftwaffe needs to get a life, the rich little freaks.
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  14. All in all, I'd say Trump is the closest thing to Theodore Roosevelt that we've had since Theodore Roosevelt.
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  15. San Diego suddenly recognized the legal definition of "asylum," too, now that it suits them.
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  16. In defense of Boomers, college was more rigorous and conferred real prosperity when they were young.
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  17. We've had suburban mothers dressing their kids like prosti-tots for years, now.
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  18. We got spoiled by Unicorn Trump: a president who was responsive to his voters.
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  19. Has she realized that she's a fig hig?
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  20. There are two classes in the United States, citizens, and the tapeworm class.
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  21.  Scl Cookie  I was a tomboy, too. I still relate to men's interests and temperament more than to women's, but no one seems to think of me as butchy. Thank God there was no transgender fad when I was 15, 40 years ago, or I might be some kind of puzzling critter like Pat of "It's Pat!" now.
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  22. Sadly, much of Trump's energy has been spent on unravelling 40 years' worth of hairball created by his predecessors.
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  23.  @wowomah6194  You might be a little slow. But don't worry. On you, it's kind of cute.
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  24. Why on earth, with a secret ballot, would anybody just vote for the apparent leader? Beyond retarded.
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  25. Owen Benjamin is funny as hell . . . But then he does those awful livestreams about fake moon landings. He needs to pick a schtick and stick with it.
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  26. Or at least a lack of EQ. They do that crybully doublethink complete with fake outrage and expect us to believe that they're offended and care.
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  27. From a developmental standpoint, liberals sound a bit on the childish, egocentric side, with an external locus of control. Maybe that explains why the young trend liberal--youth tend to be more binary in their thinking and also less able to imagine another's point of view. They haven't done too much in life, and perhaps did not have stand-up, responsible parents as models. To be clear, I think the liberal mindset is a necessary balance to conservatism, but only in a limited way. Change for change's sake, utopianism, and purblind moral reasoning is poison, unchecked. Fellow adults, let's try to keep the lights on until this mob of silly assholes either grow up or Darwin themselves.
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  28.  @jimmyb1451  This is true. This was the mindset I had for a while. Shaking it off has made me a much happier person.
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  29. "New Jersey YouTuber Scalded to Death with Hot Cocoa. `He forgot I didn't like marshmallows!' woman says"
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  30. Both. One day he rails against "churnalism," and the next, he's committing churnalism. Disgusted by this. Already had 2 of my comments deleted.
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  31. Definition of "poor optics": Open-mouthed Joe Biden jabbing finger at a man in a hard hat. Jesus H. Christ.
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  32. Paglia notes, among other things that the mainstreaming and adulation of sexual perversions was a late sign in Rome and other crumbling civilizations. Even systems as recent as Weimar Germany. On the other hand, individualistic, atomized hedonism is a feature of every Unravelling/Third Turning. We saw it the last time in the United States with Flaming Youth, the Algonquin Roundtable, gangsterism and early Hollywood Babylon in the Roaring Twenties, gradually tapering off as it dovetailed with the last Crisis/Fourth Turning.
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  33. Public service announcement brought to you by R. J. Reynolds.
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  34. I'm a nurse, and yeah, about 15% of them are really dumb fucks.
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  35.  @Gloth_Sang  I swear by this! One rich, weird-looking fucker at a time.
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  36. Break up Big Tech the way they broke up Ma Bell during the Reagan years. The way Roosevelt and Taft broke up Gilded Age trusts. If we don't, we are totally muzzled. Already, too many dummies believe 'approved' propaganda.
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  37. It is my dream.
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  38.  Andre Guitard  And screws Beau's widow.
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  39. This is just common decency/courtesy. They do not play politics at a 9/11 commemoration, nor should they. That would be a Democratic level of disrespect for our innocent dead.
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  40. It was Pat. Wasn't that from the "scream at the sky" event in November of 2016, commemorating the anniversary of The Ceiling that Wouldn't Shatter?
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  41. Trump gave an almost perfect speech 2 days ago in the White House Rose Garden about his proposed immigration policy, also calling for unity. Since this makes sense, I expect the yellow press not to cover it.
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  42. Streisand Effect.
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  43. Lots of defenses for Air Force One: chaff, and the like.
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  44.  @karatekevlar  Not chess, really. Think more of the trash-talking theater we call pro wrestling. Trump cut his showman's teeth in that arena.
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  45. #MeToo was SUCH a boneheaded move. What did they think they would accomplish with it? Repeal natural human sexual attraction? When you whine about being victimized, you're just begging to be treated like an ineffectual child in need of protection.
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  46. "Yeah, my parents were caught up in the transgender fad." It'll be the newest version of "My parents had me in a hippy commune", or, "I was raised Amish".
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  47. For such a supposedly smart politician, Pelosi sure has a tin ear.
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  48. From Wisconsin, here, and we avoid Illinois because of the unreasonable, non-reciprocal CCW status.
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  49. 🐞🐀🐌🐡🍄🌸🌗🌠👻🚬📌🎶🍺🍉🗽⚓🚦🇺🇸🎭📍🚸💮🚼🙊🎩
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  50.  Mr Lopez  "You, you, you BINARY person, you!
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  51. They locked @teamtrump, not Trump's personal account. Still dirty pool, though.
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  52.  Bear V  Picture Obama photographed looking through binox.
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  53.  @scoop1440  Indeed. I have an elderly mother with advanced COPD who is quarantined, as she should be. I visit with her through the window and pass chicken dumpling soup inside (jar quite sanitized) through the help at the door. I'm a nurse, and this kind of concern about contagion is second-nature to me. But everybody has elderlyvloved ones, so a hearty Eff You to anyone telling everybody else to butcher their livelihoods.
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  54. I've been through mass casualty ambulance calls bloodier than that Capitol thingie, and, while they were stressful, I still could do my damn job.
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  55.  @WeThePeopleAreFucked  Ayup! Honk!
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  56. I'd forgotten that the old battleaxe had said that. I'd like to be uncivil to her.
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  57.  @FzCzombie1group  Strauss and Howe point out that the traditional sæculum cycle is "about the length of a long human life" 80-100 years. They add that American society formed with European colonists recently and abruptly, without the Old World's ancient traditions and previous civilizations to muddle things, so America's turning are unusually regular. (Yes, Amerindians were here, but they and their culture could not countervail) Another big point about Fourth Turnings is that, while the crisis is usually "total war," it could also be famine, pestilence, or economic catastrophe. Currently, Neil Howe thinks that the beginning of our current crisis was either the 2008 banking crisis, 9/11, or both, and that the crisis has not yet reached its climax, and won't abate for another decade. We won't know for a few years. It could very well be that the attempted coup on a constitutionally elected president was the worst of it. Hope so!
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  58. I have a baccalaureate I seldom use, and I made a ton of money with a trade school nursing degree. As soon as we throw these tyrants out of power, I will start making money as a nurse again, too. Hurry up, fellow rebels, and start rebelling with me.
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  59.  @jj_grabes  Thank you, friend.
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  60. It used to be the other way around about 30 years ago. NBC or some other network just swapped the election map colors, one year.
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  61. Finally traveled to St. Louis for the first time in 2012, and it is a dump, full of potholes, bums, and bulletproof gas stations. One of the ickiest, creepiest big cities I've ever seen, including several in Mexico.
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  62. Reeeeeeee! I'm so fucking privileged imma slit my wrists. So there!
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  63. Trump demonized no one for being leftist . . . he criticized them. And he did call brutal criminals "animals", in which I concur.
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  64. Same here, and I'm 55.
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  65. Indeed. My teenaged son is my only child, after I lost his older brother. If someone took my remaining son, I'd personally make the murderer eat lead.
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  66.  @needparalegal  They must first feel used, shanked and discarded by those same Ruling Class oligarchs. Only then might they wake up. To judge by what we see online, they haven't awakened to their own useful idiocy, just yet.
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  67.  @JonnyBeoulve  The Fourth Turning explains a lot of what is happening. This is our once-every-80-years crisis. We will be lucky if it does not turn into total war.
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  68. Or her rack of Xanax.
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  69.  @BurtMeister  Or impose "woke" scripts.
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  70. The secret underground isn't stopping with dodgeball--it's bringing back murderball.
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  71. Not far left, just a through and through racist for saying that. But he is incidentally also a commie.
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  72. Correction: awkward, ugly, hairy woman gives birth by sperm donor.
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  73. Is this Tim Carpenter, the Wisconsin state senator? They kicked his head 5 or 6 times. My great-grandfather erected Colonel Heg's statue and compiled a history of the volunteer Norwegian regiment, the Wisconsin 15th. I am SO pissed off about this. They shit on my family's legacy and on the lives and sacrifices of Union soldiers at Chickamauga. Eff them in the neck.
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  74.  @lukeviruswalker7541  a BSN is overrated, but it does prepare you for research, better. BSNs don't get much of a clinical skill workout, compared to ADN-prepared, RNs, however.
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  75.  @Rebellions  OMG! Scary Cheeto monster! Mango Mussolini! Impeach the peach-colored prez! Trumplethinskin! Reeeeereet!1 Hey, look at my selfie of myself, now, with this pumpkin spice latte I'm drinking. Pumpkin?! Orange Pumpkin Hitler! Reeeeeet!
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  76. "Oh say does that blood-spattered . . . "
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  77.  @tcmtech7515  Styx has recently begun saying, "Here's the thing." Verbal tics spread like ebola through YouTube.
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  78. That us Gen-Xers could have used Instagram?
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  79.  @jrwright7839  I find it hard to watch female athletes, with few exceptions. Who wants to watch a bunch of self-handicapped males?
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  80. At 200+ years old, the D party isn't just dying--it's undead.
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  81.  @chadcastagana9181  I don't have a link, offhand, but I think you'll find her talking about it in any number of YT videos from the past 2 or so years.
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  82. I felt the same way about first responders chasing glory after the twin towers fell. I used to be in EMS and never felt like a "hero". It was just my job, for which I got paid. Now I'm an RN and along come these dancing assholes. I seldom have time to pee or eat lunch on a typical shift.
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  83. And his sidekick, Premier Ho.
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  84. I am a member of a club in LA made up of some pretty woke cat ladies. They've had a club house paid for since the 1940s, and they threw it away because a homeless camp formed just down the block. They *care*, but they apparently don't want to actually see the problem.
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  85.  @3rd3ye0p3n  Big cojones. A "cajón" is a big drawer or box. 😉
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  86. One trillion rounds . . . and a LOT of lead tire weights + home reloading equipment. :-)
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  87. Maybe the left will turn 90 degrees from everything else. It's about time they departed for their own reality and stayed there.
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  88.  @MrBrachiatingApe  Thank you for pointing out the longstanding New York Times stylebook. They have been referring to presidents as "Mr." since forever. Anyone who reads the Grey Lady over the years will have noticed this. With all the terrible yellow journalism going on out there, there is no need to make things up.
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  89. Looks like her staff is a bunch of hairdressers. I know lots of decent ones, but the profession attracts a lot of opportunistic types, not unlike singers, actors, strippers, hookers and salesmen. Not hugely surprised that her employees were grifters.
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  90. Exactly.
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  91. I like the north well enough, but LA and the surrounding desert is icky. Driving in LA is worse than Dallas, Chicago, Minneapolis, Memphis, D.C., New Orleans, St. Louis, Seattle, Portland, or Kansas City.
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  92. Lemon has the worst resting stupid face I've seen in a while. Even horn-rimmed glasses can't disguise those numb, blank eyes.
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  93.  @harrymills2770  I considered homeschooling (husband and I are teachers) but I knew my child and decided private and then public schools were best. He is a strong, confident kid whom everyone likes, and he has a strong sense of himself. Not a follower. My cousin did homeschool her children, and even as teenagers, they are shy oddballs, lining up in order of height and clustering around their mother like chicks under a Jen's wings, even asking her before they speak to outsiders. It kind of creeps the rest of us out that they seem unwilling to interact with outsiders, much.
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  94. But she was a unique ore, just begging to be mined.
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  95.  @pierredelecto7069  Not a zookeeper, but I have been bitten by a soft-shelled turtle, pinched by a crayfish, eye-reddened by a toad, nipped by a harvestman, snagged in the shin of my jeans by a bugshit-crazy rat in the middle of a pasture, and a roach once stood on its hind legs, shaking its fist at me, when I flicked my lighter at it. No Band-Aids applied.
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  96. Tell Styx, too.
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  97. @TRUMP TRASH I'm a nurse who has had to manage virus outbreaks in institutions, and I've been following the COVID-19 story since early January. While sorry goofs like you were obsessing about Trump's Senate trial outcome, Trump himself was talking to Xi about the outbreak in Wuhan. I noticed. You did not notice any of that, based on the heavily biased, shallow dreck you keep typing here. You seem to think that everyone is as stupid as people who vote Democrat. Give it up, all ready and go do something useful in the real world. Go upstairs and make your mom a Hot Pocket--she's sick of taking care of you after 3 decades.
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  98. Generic snark.
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  99. I love his delivery. Straight out of the newsreels and wartime radio. Tim should wear a battered fedora with a "PRESS" pass stuck in the band. In fact, I think it should become an honorable uniform for all true alt-media journalists.
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  100. The FBI would show up to give them flowers and candy, though.
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  101. Lavin and Rousseau sound like typical front-page writers on Daily Kos--petty and sophomoric. But hey, they're for the downtrodden and have a much higher moral standard than their opponents--I know this because they spend a lot of time smugly congratulating themselves about it.
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  102. Trump/Gabbard 2020. Unity ticket.
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  103. We dropped it when they rolled out "Dear White People".
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  104. I loved Jon Lovitz and Jan Hooks doing "Dukakis After Dark" when they lost.
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  105. My grandpa's name was Øyvind, Anglicized to Eyvind. My immigrant great-grandfather gave all his kids thundercat Norse mythology names . . .
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  106.  Max Raider  A coup d'êtat by any other name still stinks like decay. And like sedition.
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  107. Stay alert. I'm a gas tank away from Minneapolis. We are all one gas tank away from some burning sh*thole.
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  108. "Milquetoast"
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  109.  @Ryan-li8qc  P] ]ppppp]pppp]ppppppppppppppppp]ppppp]ppppppppppp]p]]pp]p]]]]]p] 9cx I really have nothing to say to you, right now, but the housecat initiated this reply and typed the above. If you know what she wrote, more power to you! 😉 😜
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  110. Those Boomers are, some of them, even older than that: Silent Generation
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  111.  @garrulousskeptic6616  Ratio this garbage video.
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  112. No kidding. Short of committing suicide, there's very little that climate activists can do that would impress me. My mother was a drama queen, good at manipulation; I can see through climate activists' kaka half a continent away.
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  113. Opportunists and barbarians open the gate during a chaotic decline. They walk in, unopposed. Shades of the open borders dispute.
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  114. I wondered the same. Seems as though that cap could cut both ways.
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  115. A majority, all right . . . By a measly few percentage points. Big deal. This BS about females being the gentle sex needs to die out. And female abusers must suffer the same consequences as male abusers.
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  116.  @ralcogaming7674  Except massive infection, shitting in a bag, and impotence.
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  117. My great-grandfather was persecuted by Progressives back then for publishing a newspaper in his native European tongue, Norwegian. He pledged allegiance to the flag and kept on publishing in Norwegian. They could not hope to stop him and his printing press--and they never did!
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  118.  bokudensuduharagmail  That is what second-wave feminist started saying, too--that they needed to capture people's attention with hyperbolic words and deeds. Clearly, they overshot their goal and pitched themselves into a nightmarish swamp of misandry. I hope MGTOW enthusiasts are smarter and know how to win gracefully. Don't be the male equivalent of screeching, blue-haired hamplanets.
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  119. I remember when Jimmy Kimmel was funny and did not constantly express his hatred for half of America.
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  120. You've got me curious, now. There are none where I live. I haven't had a good fast-food chicken sandwich since Hardee's went cheap and changed their recipe in the mid-1980s.
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  121. But that's not what The Science says! The Science looks like a big, pink bunny, and answers to Harvey, by the way.
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  122. Trump came out about 150 votes ahead in that recount. Ha!
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  123.  @ptub5257  "Whitelash" was just about the dumbest word that I ever heard a talking head coin. Makes me cringe.
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  124. "None a' your applesauce, young lady, and not on your tintype. Now, twenty-three skidoo!"
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  125. we've been to a couple of political rallies, including a couple of Trump rallies. They always have metal detectors and wands, make you empty out your pockets, and confiscate anything remotely menacing, such as jacknives and vape pens. At the most recent Trump rally, we left our sidearms cased and unloaded in the car, about a quarter mile from where Air Force One landed, but we could have carried right up until Secret Service confiscated them at the magnetometer and turkey-walked us to wherever they wanted to detain us. If we had been open carrying in the long lines, cops would have found us well before the metal detectors. Edit: while waiting in line, hubby discovered that he'd left a strip of .357 rounds in his pocket, so he tucked them under a semi trailer to retrieve when returning from the rally. Someone was watching him, because they were gone, later.
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  126.  Cynthia Baker  Nope. Most women get a little W hiskery, with time, and some can grow fairly respectable beards as young women . . . But neither is especially fertile.
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  127. My slightly hit state is locked down, my mom is waiting for the final stage of her cancer surgery, and I am an RN on furlough.
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  128.  @lastraven7205  Don't be too hasty. My son's father has Cohen for a middle name, but he's a Norwegian Lutheran from Minnesota. His folks never explained it; I think they were just screwing with his head. 😆 🤣 😂
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  129. Ratio this crappy alarmism.
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  130. Oh, fuck off with your clickbait alarmism.
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  131. Remember that homely reporter with the Slavic surname who accused Trump of kissing her? Why should any politician trust any female reporter as long as this kind of evidence-free accusation is treated seriously?
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  132. Trump was the first GOP candidate I ever voted for in a presidential race. But I'm not and never will be a Republican. It's a party almost as old and flaccid as the Democratic Party. I'm voting lion from now on.
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  133. Chasing masseuses around the table.
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  134.  @grantsmythe8625  Wow! You can read minds! Let me guess . . . You write self-help books for quick cash when you aren't posting your contrarian emotionally based reasoning here.
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  135. Honestly, though, we make too much of PMS. If we use it to avoid accountability, for example, how can we even claim to be competent, free human beings?
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  136. What caliber? We reload everything.
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  137.  @playloud247  Hey! I got those 2 things! Let me spray my face with this mask template and strike a pose. Photoshop those age spots and cellulite outta there. Okay. Looking good. But . . . this look is only good for one pose! Can't even turn sideways!
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  138. It's hard to pick just one nickname, when so many seem to fit.
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  139.  @icycaribe  Ta Nehisi Coates! He's like the black Chauncey Gardner of the liberal white elitists. I deplore that emotionally incontinent race p|mp.
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  140. With a subarachnoid brain bleed--not just a concussion.
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  141. Also, the Great Lakes are located smack dab in the middle of Rust Belt Trump Country. Feeling a little thirsty, Angeleño snowflakes? Heh.
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  142. @Fuck You Algerian Hacker Yes, you are cursed to live in LA. What a car-choked shithole. Never going back there if I can avoid it.
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  143. And I'm a Monopoly tycoon.
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  144. This BLM pandering everywhere you turn feels like a knife in the heart. What. A. Turn-off.
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  145. Wonderful insight. Thanks. Interesting to relate their Grey Champion archetype to the classical Tragic Hero model, which Victor Davis Hanson is likening Trump to, lately. The flawed person whom circumstances shove forward to change a heretofore intractable problem. Once it's ameliorated, factions relax, and absolutely everyone is relieved to see their Tragic Hero leave town. No ticker tape parades for him. Although having changed the Zeitgeist at a critical time is probably reward enough. It's also a form of immortality. Imagine Trump . . . as . . . the Lincoln or Washington or FDR.
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  146.  @djolds1  Much, much later. I haven't found it fruitful to make predictions like that about Trump to many people. Few will entertain the possibility, and most prefer to jeer at me. The Trump-deranged do, at any rate. If I mention FDR as a Grey Champion, most conservatives immediately dismiss the idea. Maybe the archetype should just be called the Grey Change Agent, to clarify things for the relentless partisans who admit nothing good about The Other Side.
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  147. I'll buy that, as long as it is understood that trans man = female effigy of a male and female sperm donor = chick with a dick and at least one functioning testicle. I mean, let's not gaslight each other.
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  148. Jeez, Rogan got 'em mad!
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  149. No shit, Sherlock. 😀
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  150. Dude, you've sort of got my username. 😆 🤣 😂
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  151. Those 3 wars were of little consequence compared to the other three. Also, a crisis is usually a total war, but doesn't have to be. It might make more sense to actually read The Fourth Turning before dismissing it. What you just did just seems to be lazy commentary straight from your armchair.
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  152. I think it's a funny thing to say. I'd give him a pass for that and tell 21 y.o. girls to suck it up. Biden is doomed, anyhow, thank goodness.
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  153. Start the Save Our Republic rallies.
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  154. In terms of a six-figure income and healthcare coverage for life, her voters already did.
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  155. It's a bit of a myth that the majority of Trump voters last time had no college, though. The majority of Trump voters did hold sheepskins.
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  156.  @cnlbenmc  FGM porn actresses. :shudder:
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  157. Biden's brother fled the United States to avoid some kind of rap, too. I think he lives in Costa Rica or someplace like that. What turds Bidens are.
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  158. Texas and Nevada don't need those locusts.
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  159. Wow . . . I've turned down the vaccine 4 or 5 times, already. Don't want it. Feel sorry for those who do want it and can't get it.
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  160. If you're like the Democratic Party and 200 years old, you've HAD to bite yourself in the azz several times, now. It's just stumbling around in circles, like an old moose with brainworm.
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  161. Blame it on that one Nissan Infiniti ad.
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  162. Just because you've never heard of it doesn't make it unreal. Get a grip.
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  163.  @athrunzala6919  lolol!
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  164. Whatevs. Get over it, like-hound.
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  165. Chris Cuomatose and Dumb Lemon strike again.
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  166. Oh, the humanity. Let me squeeze out a few tears and a moue triste before I go to the beach with my book and my six-pack of grenades.
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  167. Good day, horrible anniversary.
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  168. Vaping is harm reduction. Resist the bullshit from the nanny state and tobacco companies--and exercise moderation.
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  169. And movies figuratively live in us.
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  170. I don't want to think about Newsom's thing.
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  171.  @markuhler2664  Oh my gosh . . . you nailed hospital unit life. No Daisy Awards for these dancing fools!
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  172. Kissing his teeth? What the heck is that?
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  173. "Weak, doughy men . . ." XD
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  174.  Don Juan  I dislike Obama, too, and think he was incompetent, apathetic, or both--but as long as he was over 35 and born to an American citizen, which he was, he was minimally qualified to hold the office of the presidency.
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  175. This might be the abrupt paradigm shift that will bring back unity and a sense of national purpose and civic duty. We have not really had that since the mid 20th century.
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  176. If you have an autoimmune disease, now it's suddenly useful. People with autoimmune antibodies present in their blood have a 33% greater chance to survive one year than those who lack them. Autoimmune diseases seem to give an edge in avoiding infection and some cancers.
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  177. Biiiiiig yaaaawwwwwn! Work on getting out a better grade of clickbait, Pool.
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  178. Bilateral compression of the carotid arteries alters the heart rate, as I learned when I was a medic. You want to avoid that. The report also says Floyd had damage to his heart caused by high blood pressure. Depending on how far along that was, he could have even had congestive heart failure from it.
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  179. New York Times calls a diplomatic politician a Soviet asset? Golly gee. If the Times sez it, it must be true, right?
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  180. Time to go back to baggage handling, Tim.
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  181. The reporter who was shot in the eye made some goofy comments along the lines of "stay in the streets for me" and "a white woman's eye isn't the injury we should be focusing on . . . blah blah blah black and brown people." Sounds like she's enjoying her heightened virtue at the moment. Gag me with a spoon.
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  182. Whatever happened to Ayanna Pressley? Did she lose her power with her hair?
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  183.  Baramisio  I'm a northerner who married a guy from Pearl River County; it's like living inside a dog's mouth down there.
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  184.  Baramisio  I'm a northerner who married a guy from Pearl River County; it's like living inside a dog's mouth down there.
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  185.  @GUITARTIME2024  Up north, here, where there's a snow pack for at least 5 months, you'd be surprised at how few homeless we have. Some people are still crazy or just lazy, but we don't have to step over them or their dookey. Can't imagine living without a real, character-building winter. The further south I've traveled, the shabbier places have looked.
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  186. Noooo! Not a mushroom shortage!
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  187. Next thing you know, they're borrowing our cities' clothes and stealing their boyfriends.
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  188. My husband, at the polls in Barron County, Wisconsin: "I want to vote in person. How do you stop these goddamn mail-in ballots?"
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  189.  @wowomah6194  I'm sorry. That was dumb of me. I've seen other comments from you that were really good. Do reconsider your coup criteria, though.
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  190.  Victor Murdock  That totally sucks donkey pizzle. What ya gonna do? And why, after all th8s legislation, did that Lebanese woman still feel vulnerable? Augh!
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  191. Politics as usual. At least they can often shut up in a pinch, such as now.
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  192. My stupid fucking cousin is a journalist and thinks the press must be a gatekeeper to the "dangerous propaganda" from Trump. She literally believes herself to be wiser than that task Force and smarter than everyone else. But she's not. She's an anti-vaxxer Karen type.
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  193.  @cheesemakerkeesee395  Found the earnest, literalistic 15 year old!
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  194. Come over to the rural sections. We have real, intelligent people who judge on merit, as well as basic human dignity. We know what we want and are not beyond the pale, as they are in urban Democratic sh*tholes.
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  195.  @Imissnormal  But beware of Murderapolis--the Little Apple. They are rampaging there. I refuse to go there anymore.
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  196. Public Service Announcement: premenstrual symptoms are much less prominent with regular exercise and clean eating. Leave it to tubby, hard-drinking Anglophone women to complain the most about PMS.
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  197.  @robbobbrah8953  Seattle denizens are getting upset about their own dunged-up streets. Easy to figure out why: opioid addicts shit like geese as they go into withdrawal.
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  198. Harsh! And also true.
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  199. "Forward" is the Wisconsin state motto. It's from the days when Wisconsin and California led the Progressive movement, and is on our flag, still.
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  200. He might be a little wary of Wisconsin--have you ever watched The Manitowoc Minute?
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  201. This is the analogue of Abraham Lincoln's second election--and Franklin Roosevelt's second, third and fourth elections. Trump will likely win a second term because of his steady hand. And his face will someday be on our money. Watch closely--you are watching a crisis presidency that comes once per century. These crisis presidencies turn the nation toward another course. Trump is the man who the past 4 presidents only dreamed they could be--especially Barack Obama, who slavered to be a "transformational" president but who failed. How am I so sure of this? History. I've studied the motifs, and they always repeat. Edit: the crisis is not this beefed-up cold virus; the virus simply clarifies the decades-long economic crisis inflicted on us by the ruling class, so called.
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  202. SALT caps removed federal welfare subsidies from blue states, much of it out of the pockets of red state taxpayers. Welfare for the rich. Good.
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  203. Heroin addicts and drunks really suffer from urgent, loose stools after they come down from a toot.
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  204. They seem to be the most fearless in their gun-controlled cesspits. I haven't heard of much Antifa violence where everybody and his mother has a CCW.
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  205. No, it's not the "coolest thing" I've ever seen, but it is kind of funny.
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  206. And anti-colonial and anti-botany. Plant more yuca in Nuevayor!
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  207. Huh. My first impression was Bob the Builder, but I'm old.
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  208. Excellent analysis. I've been talking Fourth Turning for about 10 years, wondering. I've felt people's sentiment turn on a dime over the past few years as if we were all a couple of huge schools of fish. For my part, my exact pivot happened on 7/5/2016, with the "exoneration" of Clinton. A former Democrat, I'd voted Bernie in the Wisconsin primary. But on 7/5/16, I lost the last of my reservations and sent a Benjamin to Donald Trump. Events since Trump's election have only confirmed to me that it was the wisest political thing I've ever done--and not a moment too soon.
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  209. Ghee-LANE
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  210. @Ceylon Blue She wasn't listening--she just thought "new directions" were dick pics.
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  211. How will the parents out-do this trick? Raise their kid to be a toaster oven?
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  212.  @neighborhoodnizz8578  The margins of generations keep changing, and they are fuzzy anyhow. 1965, here, and I'm worried that I could get bumped into the Boomers and hauled off to the Soylent Green factory by the Millenials, or something.
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  213. Bari Who?
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  214. Jebus Christ . . . has everybody's vocabulary shrunken like a wool sweater washed on hot?
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  215. Thanks, Tim! I've been in EMS and an RN for 35 years, and I have a journalist cousin who likes to lecture me regularly about communicable pathogens. She's so arrogant, and so wrong, but is aware of neither thing.
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  216.  A Miffed Cuttlefish  Nobody really needs wipes, for God's sake!
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  217. Groot is raycissss!
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  218.  no privacy  I had heard 5 years ago that there was one men's shelter, located in Antelope Valley, CA. So, we've doubled the number in 5 years' time? It seems to me that the only progress in favor of men's rights has been that police and courts are treating female DV complaints slightly more skeptically.
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  219. Full pay for the rest of her life. 🙍
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  220. Good for you, Thomasoni! From an old Ranger.
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  221. Looks like a 10x arithmetic error in a Michigan county that favored Biden. Oops!
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  222. Great move, President Trump. Now to address stupid epidemiologists within our borders.
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  223. He invited them to loot his stores, according to one local Milwaukee article. Fortunately for him, he had no store at, say, 27th and Burleigh in Milwaukee's core.
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  224. Sharia mating.
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  225. Spontaneous collapsed lungs are common in young males, especially if they are on the lanky side. It'll be hard for the Mint Juul vaper to prove that e-juice caused a phenomenon not rare in his demographic.
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  226.  @ericburton3963  I'm all for every last white coastal trust fund liberal to accept the yoke of slavery. For once, I'd like to see them subject to the ramifications of their own ideology.
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  227. Trump colluded with Corona-Chan to deplete our toilet paper. Wait. No, that's not right . . .
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  228. I've heard of Chik-Fil-A, but never ate at one. I think I first heard about it 10 years ago, give or take, when something they did pissed off the left. This whole topic is hilarious.
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  229. Not really. We see a lot of it and do care, but nobody could function well on the job if we did not maintain professionalism. Are we supposed to wail and rip our scrubs?
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  230. Bingo.
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  231. "Quash" it.
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  232. Glad to already have all the guns and ammo I need, along with a CCW,
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  233.  @TheGigachadKneeChauvin  Sure, but look at what you get when any sense of public obligation is lost. There's a sweet spot.
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  234. The month your pop had a stroke was the month my pop died, after 2 1/2 years of worsening seizures and rapidly developing dementia. The last half year, Dad had worsening speech difficulties similar to Biden's. Lots of word-finding difficulties, and by June, he could only smile and say a few words. Biden looks familiar to me. Very familiar.
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  235. In my estimation, the show was over when Belushi died.
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  236. Bruh . . .
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  237.  @chrisbammer8679  "Touch me with your naked hand, "Touch me with your glove, "Dance me to the end of love." --Leonard Cohen, on those listening to string music while in line for extermination.
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  238. Go, Trump, go!
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  239. The White House channel.
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  240. "Reagan SMASH!"
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  241. A Trunaljournisnderprzure!!!!
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  242. Not if publishing a good cry might save you the effort.
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  243. Short answer: "interagency consensus"
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  244.  Gordon Shumway  Hi, Gordon! A friend of Rick Rian, and appreciative of your outlook on FB.
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  245.  Gordon Shumway  Wasn't Clinton the first one to use one of those wallowing, panda-nosed C-whatevers? I remember a Newsweek article back in the day shaking its head at the excess . . . but maybe it was just for hauling "The Beast" and the rest of his motorcade overseas.
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  246. Typhoid in LA, I've heard.
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  247. Psaki is a fascist pskank.
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  248.  @Majin_Fuu  "sperg apeing" encapsulates perfectly the reflexive obtuseness I have been struggling to describe for some years, now.
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  249. That's progressivism for you. I could never figure out what "Free Mumia!" types were doing at apro-choice rallies, either. Or all the anti-nuke demonstrators and lesbians, either.
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  250. Keith Ellison, Antifa asshole, upped the charges to foment more rioting. Been saying it for most of a week. The prosecutor taken off the case is the only guy who ever got a cop conviction in Minnesota! He picked 3rd degree for a reason!
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  251. Trump doesn't have hairy laigs.
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  252. Ex-Democrat, ex-chair of my county party, here. Obama first disappointed, then appalled me with his lawlessness. Voted Bernie in the 2016 primary (because never Hillary). When Comey let HRC off the hook, I became forever independent that day, and donated to Trump's campaign. Voted Trump . . . and I support this president and like what he does. My guilty little fantasy is a Trump/Gabbard 2020 ticket. I can always cast an anti-war vote, and I'm fed up with the left/right false dichotomy. It's globalist/nationalist, now, and Trump/Gabbard would set a good tone.
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  253.  @deanfirnatine7814  Crazy, borderline girls change their supposed convictions as quickly as if it were protective coloration.
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  254. Air conditioning is not sexist--what a screwy idea. Does the writer have any idea what menopause feels like? Maybe she's just ageist.
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  255. I'm 55 and have known about Juneteenth for 40 years.
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  256. Those conflicts didn't really coincide with a wider crisis.
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  257.  @vedinthorn  You certainly can be an RN with an associates degree. I am, and I worked harder for that ADN than I ever did for my baccalaureate in foreign language. To be fair, my 4-year university degree has opened doors in nursing for me, too. You still learn how to conduct research with a standard baccalaureate--or used to, anyhow. Universities have begun to let things slide academically since I attended. Yes, I'm old!
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  258.  @Winterascent  A minority of female nurses are scheming vampires, but a male nurse is almost always a pleasure to work with. No games from them. I don't mind saying this as a female nurse.
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  259. Vietnam was pivotal and a crisis, but it spurred the Awakening/Second Turning. It disunified us because we were in a generational mood to question the very institutions that had pulled us together a generation before. Today's younger Milennials and the Gen Zers will be in a position to manage the next Vietnam, in about 40 - 50 years from now. It's a biphasic crisis-response cycle, regular as a human lifespan, at least in New World countries like the United States.
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  260. Well spoken, Tim Pool.
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  261. Hooray! If you can't cut the mustard as a male athlete, for fuck's sake--don't declare yourself a girl in order to win a goddamn trophy or two! That's cheating, and males who do that totally suck rocks.
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  262. Is California in general retarded? I'm an Xer who has mostly worked gig over 30 years: ambulance, nurse, writer, translator, interpreter, web designer, teacher. It's a great tradeoff for jumping to somebody else's schedule. What retards!
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  263. Even if they were nurses, nurses have their 15% who are dumb as a bag of dicks and twice as dramatic.
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  264. If you go back further in American/colonial history, as well as Old World history, the patterns are easily discerned. Tim just gave you a Cliff's Notes sample. And you're right--the concept allows plenty of variation. In the 1800s, America skipped right over one whole turning connected to the Civil War, for example. The crisis is not always war per se, 80 years is the shortest version of a sæculum, and there is never any guarantee that a given society will rise like a phœnix from the previous Fourth Turning. Sometimes, things just fly apart, period.
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  265. My husband and I had a child using a sperm bank, and of the 32 half-siblings our kid has, one is a trans man, one is a trans woman, and a third is trans-gender something. All Zoomers. What are the chances of that? <eye roll>
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  266.  @StaffSergeantTbag  LOL!
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  267. So much for Summer and Love . . .
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  268.  @samobispo1527  "Economics Studies", then?
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  269. The assassin was an attorney and men's rights activist. But did she ever do family court?
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  270. I've lost weight because of illness and have silently wished people would keep their opinions about my appearance to themselves, even the compliments, but it wasn't worth having a tantrum over. People will be people.
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  271. Well, Shoe On Head named herself after an e-thot---a particularly entitled profession.
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  272. We get it: Clickbait journalist is a mere piker.
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  273.  Kinetic Energy  Oh really? News to me.
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  274.  Kinetic Energy  Ah, so you're one of those people consumed by racial hatred. I have a tip for you: work hard and keep your nose out of other people's business. Then you'll be too happy to wish bad karma on whole groups of people.
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  275. Somebody threw a Biden sign on our lawn the night after the election. I just threw it away. My Trump signs concede NOTHING.
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  276. Styx referred to this video today and disagreed with whatever intensity Tim was predicting.
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  277. Stacy Abrams is a total political . . . opportunist. And the worst sore loser since Hillary. Kick her to the curb.
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  278. You're catastrophizing, now. That's not great, Bob.
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  279. I'll follow mask and lockdown mandates in a pig's arse!
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  280. I know, right? I haven't plastered a single thing with lead since Easter Sunday!
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  281. So long, Tweety.
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  282. I like how you think.
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  283. What the heck???
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  284. Murals are by definition and etymology paintings on WALLS.
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  285. Everybody hurts . . . 🎶
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  286. Trump sounded a bit nasal to me at the debate and the next night, in Duluth. Figured he'd taken an antihistamine to minimize his usual sniffing.
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  287. Well, I work at an Instagram gas station, and I'm the most satisfied of all.
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  288. Or shines a toddler's hair and sniffs the shoe of a Chinese businessman. Same diff.
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  289. Things are more civil in swing states like Ohio and my state, but be careful anyhow, Devo. You don't have to live in a Democrat bubble to be poisoned by its atmosphere. You never know what self-righteous loon is just around the corner.
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