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2 hours ago, frank83628 said:

It seems the most vocal anti trumpers on AN are,  infact not even American, how f'ing sad does that make all of you sound.

Sad old men, is this how you spend your twilight days, arguing about Trump?.

Sad

It seems frank is commenting on posters not being from the US, while not being from the US himself. F'ing sad 

On 7/10/2025 at 8:46 PM, annotator said:

This is a problem that should be addressed by those most affected: nations in the region and Europe. The US should stay out of it.

The US is at minimum partly responsible for blowing up the region, but should stay out of it?

5 minutes ago, SAFETY FIRST said:

I heard earlier that the pilot responsible for operating the fuel kill cut off switch for the engines was a Muslim and having relationship problems.

 

Could this crash have been pre meditated, another MH370? 

 

You have some real issues.

I don't believe the switch was pulled on purpose. Seems much more likely that Air India didn't follow the recommended update on the fuel switches.

4 hours ago, SMIAI said:

Do you think that Trump finally understands that no one actually likes nor respects him. Not Putin, Not Xi, not Kim

No, that requires self reflection, a treat a narcissist doesn't possess.

8 minutes ago, NanLaew said:

loving money motivated immoral leaders just looking to feather their own and their families nest

You skipped this part?

23 minutes ago, coolcarer said:

A Hamas apologist would say that. The alternative would be that they deliberately targeted innocent civilians with no other reason than to commit a war crime. 
 

Only Hamas does that.

And an idf apologist would say that. 

16 hours ago, brfsa2 said:

They dont have to, and should NOT pay anything if it was legitimate a hacking incident. 

Google Cloud has the obligation to detect and prevent, Google have ability and should stopped it within hours and reduced the bill from 12MB to 100K at most, even so, the customer should not have to pay.

 

Without knowing what exactly happened, you're jumping the gun. There's also personal responsibility that could have played a role here.

29 minutes ago, coolcarer said:

I believe the IDF more so than I do Hamas officials. Do you not?

I trust neither.

12 hours ago, coolcarer said:

Another tragic incident and more proof of Hamas using its own civilians as human shields. 
 

Hamas doesn’t want this war to end. If it did then the hostages would have been released a long time ago. Fact that you deliberately ignore

An idf statement saying so doesn't prove there was a terrorist amongst the waiting. And even if there eas, does killing 1 terrorist justify killing 14 innocents?

7 hours ago, candide said:

Does Trump really understand now that he's been fooled by Putin for months? 

No. He realises funds and weapons have been appropriated, so he has to send now. That's why he's using that terminology.

5 hours ago, nauseus said:

 

It will be interesting whatever but the Indians may have no choice about any blaming.

They do. They took the lead in the investigation and have from the start tried to shift blame set public opinion away from an Indian fault.

In the end it may be Boeing is to blame, but personally i very much doubt that. 

3 hours ago, bg53 said:

 

That popular hypothesis is based on the process of elimination. The interim report will be very interesting because all the recoverable data are in. 

I think it may be interesting because the Indians will try to put the blame on Boeing. 

17 minutes ago, Stiddle Mump said:

As long as AN member continue to post untruths, links to fraudulent papers and utter nonsense. I'll respond.

Lol, talking to yourself.

16 hours ago, Stiddle Mump said:

So Sir; quoting from a best selling book that a Doctor has researched for 5 years and documented 200+ human transmission experiments is just waffle is it?

Yes, quoting from a snake oil salesman is waffle.

1 hour ago, JonnyF said:

 

Thanks. At least I am consistent.

 

 

Nice strawman. I see you are also consistent. 😃

 

As you know, I didn't say Trump added them, I said the US has tariffs on Russia.

 

More specifically, I was disproving Tug's post that there were no US tariffs on Russia. 

 

Maybe best to try to disprove things that I actually said in future Chomps...

So you don't think this from Tug referred to trump?

"that’s trumps bestie he wouldn’t put any tariffs on his pal."

Was the photographer fined for using a mobile while driving?

21 hours ago, Stiddle Mump said:

We are nothing without nature.

That's true, the rest of your posts are just waffle.

4 minutes ago, connda said:

So I can see a totally frustrated electorate moving to vote in a new "Reform US" kind of party.  

Is there already with Maga. There should be room though for a social democrat party. Maga to the right, social democrats to the left and what's left of the democrats+rino's center.

38 minutes ago, ericthai said:

The US isn't a 2 party system, it's just other parties never got anywhere. Currently the US has the following parties:

 

Political parties in Congress

• Democratic Party – A center-left party that supports liberalism.
• Republican Party – A center-right to right-wing party that supports conservatism.

Political parties in state legislatures

• Forward Party – a centrist party that supports and electoral reform.
• Independent Party of Oregon – a centrist party.
• Libertarian Party – a libertarian party that supports heavy deregulation.
• Vermont Progressive Party – a progressive party that supports democratic socialism.

Minor parties on the ballot in multiple states

• Alliance Party – a big tent party. It was created after multiple smaller parties decided to join together. Some of these parties include the Independence Party of Minnesota and the American Party of South Carolina.
• American Independent Party – a paleoconservative party. It was created by George Wallace for his presidential campaign in 1968.
• American Solidarity Party – a party that supports christian democracy.
• Constitution Party – a paleoconservative party. When it was first created, it was called the U.S. Taxpayer Party.
• Green Party – a left-wing party that supports green politics.
• Liberal Party – a classical liberal party. It broke away from the Libertarian Party over disagreements in how the party was run.
• Natural Law Party – a political party created in many countries. It was founded to put the teachings of Maharishi Mahesh Yogi into government.
• No Labels – not really a political party. In 2024, it tried to put a centrist candidate on the ballot for president. Right now, it does not support any candidate in any election.
• Party for Socialism and Liberation – a revolutionary Communist party.
• Working Class Party – a democratic socialist party.
• Working Families Party – a progressive party. In states where they are on the ballot, they mostly help more progressive Democrats win elections.

Minor parties on the ballot in one state

• Alaskan Independence Party – a party in Alaska. It supports Alaskan independence from the United States.
• Aloha ʻĀina Party – a party in Hawaii. It supports Hawaiian sovereignty.
• Approval Voting Party – a single-issue party in Colorado. It supports approval voting.
• Colorado Center Party – a centrist party in Colorado.
• Conservative Party of New York State – a conservative party in New York state. It mostly helps more conservative Republicans win elections.
• Ecology Party of Florida – an environmentalist party in Florida.
• Grassroots—Legalize Cannabis Party – a democratic socialist party in Minnesota. It supports marijuana legalization.
• Green Mountain Peace and Justice Party – a democratic socialist party in Vermont.
• Independent Citizens Movement – a reformist party in the U.S. Virgin Islands. It split off from the Democratic Party in the 1960s.
• Independent Party of Delaware – a centrist party in Delaware.
• Independent Party of Florida – a centrist party in Florida.
• Independent Party of Louisiana – a centrist party in Louisiana.
• Legal Marijuana Now Party – a party in Nebraska. It supports marijuana legalization.
• Oregon Progressive Party – a progressive party in Oregon.
• Peace and Freedom Party – a left-wing party in California. It supports socialism and feminism.
• People's Party – a populist party in Florida. It tried to get Bernie Sanders to run as a third-party presidential candidate.
• Reform Party – a centrist party in Florida. It used to be much larger. Its candidate Ross Perot got 8% of the vote in the 1996 presidential election, and Jesse Ventura became Governor of Minnesota in 1999.
• South Carolina Workers Party – a democratic socialist party in South Carolina.
• Sovereign Union Movement – a party in Puerto Rico. It supports Puerto Rican sovereignty.
• United Kansas – a centrist party in Kansas.
• United Utah Party – a centrist party in Utah.
• Unity Party of Colorado – a centrist party in Colorado.

 

 

How nice.

So 2 main political parties.

1 hour ago, Yellowtail said:

Is this not what you said verbatim?: 

 

"Cherry picked opinion from one presenter. In her own words.

"I’m a conservative. And I know that the most conservative of all conservative principles is being faithful to the Constitution,”

 

So no, as a staunch conservative she will never be a hero of the left."

 

 

Glad you agree it's not her adhering to the constitution that will prevent her from being a lefty hero, but her conservatism.

4 minutes ago, Yellowtail said:

Please quote where I said you said that. 

If you didn't mean to say that it's just your lack of proper English.

"Oh, you're right about that. It's because she is faithful to the Constitution, she could never really be a hero to the left. "

7 minutes ago, Yellowtail said:

It's because she is faithful to the Constitution, she could never really be a hero to the left. 

Please quote where i said that.