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15 minutes ago, mogandave said:
Or when some says f-Tump and gets a standing o?
Or calls the President a mother f’r on tv?
Or calls half the country deplorable?
Or says republicans want to starve children ?
Or want to fundamentally transform the country?
You mean like that?I disagree with that comment about deplorables.
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22 hours ago, Krataiboy said:
It's what happens when identity politics becomes the only game in town. Everybody gets dragged into the game and we all lose in the end.
It's not really about identity politics, which I grant you is pretty stupid. It's about a general coarseness that pervades everything now. One side gives license to the other, which they readily take hold of. Here's an example:
"I Could Stand In the Middle Of Fifth Avenue And Shoot Somebody And I Wouldn't Lose Any Voters"
Response? Cheers.
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4 minutes ago, JHolmesJr said:
sadly, thats all you've ever got. How about you show us some proof that Patrick Crusius ISN'T registered
as a democrat.
I think the whole online party registration information for that guy, both Republican and Democrat was faked.
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2 minutes ago, usviphotography said:
Wonder if all these Democrats are going to condemn themselves now that the political ideology of the Dayton Shooter has come out? Somehow I doubt it.
Why would either of these shooter's party affiliation matter? More relevant was that he was expelled from high school for making a "rape list" and a "murder list" of other students, yet he could stiil purchase a weapon. I don't know the demographics of Dayton or thenormal patrons of the bar he shot up but 7 of 9of those he murdered were black. Sounds like a high ratio to me.
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1 hour ago, bendejo said:
It could be argued that a step in that direction is the universal basic income US candidate Yang proposes.
On the other hand the US is leaving the business of exporting agricultural products and DT is giving the farmers billions to sustain them. Is this the beginning of a derelict class? Notice you hear of NO GOP hand-wringing about "where is the money coming from?" which is their usual outrage. Even if he gets removed from the WH it's not like agricultural trade is going to return to what it was, at least not quickly.
So yeah, society needs less workers, so what to do with those people who aren't needed?
There is a sci-fi book called Beggars in Spain (lousy title, it involves neither of those things) by Nancy Kress. (sci-fi as in Brave New World, as opposed to, say, Star Wars) In the near future the socio-economic order in the US is you can decide not to work, and the gov't will support you sufficiently but not opulently, or you can chose an education and go on to have a profession, pursue business and wealth, up to you. Those who do not work spend their days taking intoxicants and screwing. (sound like Pattaya?)
UBI's just a piece of the puzzle, as it won't really sustain anyone, but it can fill in a lot of gaps and the prudent could probably arrange some upward mobility. It's stabilizing as is Universal Healthcare. You can weather a bad break. You can't do that in the US these days, even if you're middle class. That keeps people on edge and off balance. It's all worth a go IMO. If you come to it too late there's no saving anything.
I'll look for the book. Sounds like BNW in reverse where the Alphas were the pneumatic shaggers and Soma addicts and the Savages were the only ones with their wits about them.
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1 minute ago, Berkshire said:
Except that his "fear" is imaginary. These hate groups prey on people who are disenfranchised, powerless, and lonely. Crusius (the shooter) wasn't exactly a model citizen. He was rather aimless and lazy, the perfect recruit for these hate groups who give these wayward individuals someone else to blame for their lot in life.
"While he worked as a bagger in a local supermarket, “working in general sucks,” he wrote in the profile, adding that he is “not really motivated to do anything more than what’s necessary to get by.”
I agree with most of that except your first sentence.
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9 minutes ago, meand said:
i believe the US constitution is a great work. but tell me why the cruel and unusual punishment has to exist? why not wrap these guys up when they are apprehended, no tv coverage, no infamy. take them off to a very bad place, where very bad things happen to them.
i bet there would not be any more mass shootings after that.
I doubt it. These people have accepted that their life is over before they even pull the trigger.
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3 minutes ago, chokrai said:
Lots of info you can find if you are interested.
The only article I found with regard to women who like to open carry weapons suggests women like to "accessorize" their look.
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Just now, chokrai said:
I doubt you would understand why they open carry.
I willing to listen. Shoot! (figure of speech)
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14 minutes ago, chokrai said:
Excellent. I wish that this was a common sight everywhere. Love seeing women strapped and ready to defend themselves and their family.
Judging from the tattoos, attention seeking and self loathing seems to share a common thread with conspicuous gun ownership.
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6 minutes ago, marcusarelus said:When Mcveigh killed 168 innocent people with fertilizer and Clinton was President did you want to get rid of fertilizer?
Buyers of ammonium nitrate must now be registered and screened through terrorist data bases.
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The Washington Post says the shooter was aware that automation was eliminating jobs already, and he saw immigrants as competition for the scarce jobs that will be left. So what you've really got is somone who's afraid, and fear is a much more powerful emotion in my mind than is "hate". Fear makes you grab at straws. Leaves you easy pickin's for groups and ideologies which foster hate and pick scapegoats.
If only someone was talking about the fear that stems from a society based upon scarcity rather than abundance. About automation and the distortions, displacements and disaffectedness it
willis bringing about. If only someone were offering solutions that put humanity first and that bridges the chasm that this 4th Industrial revolution is causing.-
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6 minutes ago, MaxYakov said:
A link to the shooter's manifesto had been made by the Drudge Report at www.drudgereport.com.
I, in no way, support the shooter's actions, but I do believe his manifesto should be read, at least. Many people died and were injured because of this young man's beliefs and actions - RIP
No thanks.
https://www.businessinsider.com/age-brain-matures-at-everything-2017-11
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Just now, jerojero said:
A thinker? 555! He's a moron and everyone knows it.
I wouldn't call him a moron. While it is true he is probably not as intelligent as most other sociopaths.
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7 hours ago, sirineou said:
Money better spent on Yang's campaign but up to you.
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8 minutes ago, bendejo said:
Usual conservative boiler plate:
now is not the time to talk about gun control;
thoughts & prayers etc
Don't forget Antifa false flag operation and Deep State operation against Qanon.
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1 minute ago, Orton Rd said:So what hurty words has Trump said about Walmart or El Paso, he has nothing to do with it despite the desperate trying to connect him to anything negative.
Yeah, that's basically what the mass murderer said too. But then again, he's a mass murderer and probably not mentally stable.
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9 minutes ago, sunnyboy2018 said:555 Truth hurts. Many Democrats were part of the hanging and lynching mob even in my lifetime. Try reading a book sometime. And cut out the obscene language. Use the trash talk after the Dems lose the next election. Its simple. The USA is a democracy. You dont want a democracy. You think you are superior. You are not.
What does any of that have to do with the tragedy that occurred today and the current rhetoric from the president that gives license to it?
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5 minutes ago, sunnyboy2018 said:I never saw Obama or HRC give a speech without being surrounded by gun thugs. They did nothing to prevent mass murder.
What they didn't do was incite it amongst their most weak brained and delusional followers.
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1 minute ago, riclag said:When you blame the POTUS ,you blame them all. They all have blood on their hands
One can draw a straight line between Trump's remarks and these hateful occurrences.
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Another incel, gun nut, hater of women and non whites. IOW "the base". <deleted> tragic.
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7 hours ago, Tug said:Killing a guy for selling cigarettes is a (bit) harsh I support firing the cop he should consider himsielf very lucky indeed that’s all that’s happened to him
There is no encounter with the police in America that can not escalate to the police killing you for whatever reason they see fit. White, Black, Hispanic, whatever, doesn't matter.
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8 minutes ago, mogandave said:
I’m guessing it pressure from Exxon, Boeing and the like.Maybe, but what you can be sure of is that the calculation runs through the Trump Organization's bottom line.
Democrats condemn Trump, white nationalism after two mass shootings
in World News
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Saw a good yard sign today.
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