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  • @baconhound said:

    Can’t make this stuff up 

    https://www.npr.org/2022/02/22/1082478790/trump-praises-putin-as-savvy-amid-new-escalations-on-russia-ukraine-border

    I despise the Democrats and yet I agree with you here. Trump is a fucking fat twat that really needs to have a heart attack and perish from this earth because he's a big reason we're so weak. Everybody's energy is directed at.eithrt screaming at the sky about him or sucking his dick when it really really needs to be on things that matter at this point. 

    @the-cysko-kid said:

    I despise the Democrats and yet I agree with you here. Trump is a fucking fat twat that really needs to have a heart attack and perish from this earth because he's a big reason we're so weak. Everybody's energy is directed at.eithrt screaming at the sky about him or sucking his dick when it really really needs to be on things that matter at this point. 

    Yeah, and?

    WSS

  • @vambo said:

    Dem says seeds of Putin's war on Ukraine were sown by 'weak' Obama

    A fine example of outrage porn from the other side. Invoking Obama’s name, it’s all his fault, raise some blood pressure, get some clicks, etc. Joe Q Public can’t do anything productive with this information either. Everybody will already not be voting for Obama in the future. Like and share, tell your friends so they can be pissed off too. 

  • Questions for people from both parties. Have you always supported president who wanted to go to war to 'defend democracy' or "stop communism' in the past and does your Zeal apply to other non-democratic countries around the world?

     Or does it depend on which party? Also is the phrase blood for oil still relevant?

    By the way since they are pretty heavily involved in Ukraine is anybody from the left still Furious about Halliburton?

    WSS

  • @vambo said:

    Dem says seeds of Putin's war on Ukraine were sown by 'weak' Obama

    A fine example of outrage porn from the other side. Invoking Obama’s name, it’s all his fault, raise some blood pressure, get some clicks, etc. Joe Q Public can’t do anything productive with this information either. Everybody will already not be voting for Obama in the future. Like and share, tell your friends so they can be pissed off too. 

    @ibleedbrown said:

    A fine example of outrage porn from the other side. Invoking Obama’s name, it’s all his fault, raise some blood pressure, get some clicks, etc. Joe Q Public can’t do anything productive with this information either. Everybody will already not be voting for Obama in the future. Like and share, tell your friends so they can be pissed off too. 

    Barry was another weak President, when Putin marched through Crimea, he sent a housewarming gift.

    If I recall, it was blankets from the Martha Stewart collection.

    I hope they matched the walls on the Gulags.

  • Did ya'll see the 'news conference'.  Biden is really mentally slipping.  He tried taking questions and finally just doddered out.

  • Questions for people from both parties. Have you always supported president who wanted to go to war to 'defend democracy' or "stop communism' in the past and does your Zeal apply to other non-democratic countries around the world?

     Or does it depend on which party? Also is the phrase blood for oil still relevant?

    By the way since they are pretty heavily involved in Ukraine is anybody from the left still Furious about Halliburton?

    WSS

    @westside-steve said:

    Questions for people from both parties. Have you always supported president who wanted to go to war to 'defend democracy' or "stop communism' in the past and does your Zeal apply to other non-democratic countries around the world?

     Or does it depend on which party? Also is the phrase blood for oil still relevant?

    By the way since they are pretty heavily involved in Ukraine is anybody from the left still Furious about Halliburton?

    WSS

    Well, if if we look at recent history Trump was always called “Putin’s Puppet”.

    I wonder why Dementia Joe is refusing to stop the Swift Banking transactions against Vladimir?
     

    Now who’s the puppet?

  • @vambo said:

    Dem says seeds of Putin's war on Ukraine were sown by 'weak' Obama

    A fine example of outrage porn from the other side. Invoking Obama’s name, it’s all his fault, raise some blood pressure, get some clicks, etc. Joe Q Public can’t do anything productive with this information either. Everybody will already not be voting for Obama in the future. Like and share, tell your friends so they can be pissed off too. 

    @ibleedbrown said:

    A fine example of outrage porn from the other side. Invoking Obama’s name, it’s all his fault, raise some blood pressure, get some clicks, etc. Joe Q Public can’t do anything productive with this information either. Everybody will already not be voting for Obama in the future. Like and share, tell your friends so they can be pissed off too. 

  • Ha, I was waiting for someone to post something blaming Obama

  • @the-cysko-kid said:

    I despise the Democrats and yet I agree with you here. Trump is a fucking fat twat that really needs to have a heart attack and perish from this earth because he's a big reason we're so weak. Everybody's energy is directed at.eithrt screaming at the sky about him or sucking his dick when it really really needs to be on things that matter at this point. 

    Yeah, and?

    WSS

    @westside-steve said:

    Yeah, and?

    WSS

    And we've spent the better part of five years literally and figuratively punching ourselves and our countrymen in the face and now when we're at our weakest out enemies have made their move. And what are we going to do about it? Is old man Biden going to send them a strongly worded letter? China and Russia have no fear of us. I do believe Putin threatened to nuke us today and we're more interested in making sure kids feel guilty about slavery or denying it ever happened. 

  • @westside-steve said:

    Yeah, and?

    WSS

    And we've spent the better part of five years literally and figuratively punching ourselves and our countrymen in the face and now when we're at our weakest out enemies have made their move. And what are we going to do about it? Is old man Biden going to send them a strongly worded letter? China and Russia have no fear of us. I do believe Putin threatened to nuke us today and we're more interested in making sure kids feel guilty about slavery or denying it ever happened. 

    @the-cysko-kid said:

    And we've spent the better part of five years literally and figuratively punching ourselves and our countrymen in the face and now when we're at our weakest out enemies have made their move. And what are we going to do about it? Is old man Biden going to send them a strongly worded letter? China and Russia have no fear of us. I do believe Putin threatened to nuke us today and we're more interested in making sure kids feel guilty about slavery or denying it ever happened. 

    I'm curious, what do you think we should do?

    I agree that our country has become more polarized and weaker over the last number of years. I'm not sure how much overlap there would be with individuals responsible for our potential war efforts and those trying to accurately teach our country's history though. 

  • Ha, I was waiting for someone to post something blaming Obama

    @mld-woody said:

    Ha, I was waiting for someone to post something blaming Obama

    Dem says seeds of Putin's war on Ukraine were sown by 'weak' Obama

  • @the-cysko-kid said:

    And we've spent the better part of five years literally and figuratively punching ourselves and our countrymen in the face and now when we're at our weakest out enemies have made their move. And what are we going to do about it? Is old man Biden going to send them a strongly worded letter? China and Russia have no fear of us. I do believe Putin threatened to nuke us today and we're more interested in making sure kids feel guilty about slavery or denying it ever happened. 

    I'm curious, what do you think we should do?

    I agree that our country has become more polarized and weaker over the last number of years. I'm not sure how much overlap there would be with individuals responsible for our potential war efforts and those trying to accurately teach our country's history though. 

    @mld-woody said:

    I'm curious, what do you think we should do?

    I agree that our country has become more polarized and weaker over the last number of years. I'm not sure how much overlap there would be with individuals responsible for our potential war efforts and those trying to accurately teach our country's history though. 

    Let me ask you...were you not aware that slavery had existed? Were you not taught about that in school? I definitely was and I went to school at least five years and maybe ten ahead of you. I, and everyone else, was taught that slavery existed and was abolished. What accuracy are you striving for? There was no magical obfuscation of slavery even in very white, relatively wealthy Olmsted Falls. 

    Over the past 5-10 years there's been a concentrated effort to view everything through the lens of race. Why? Because it divides. Who benefits from the divides? Anyone that benefits from America being weak as fuck. The left was absolutely sure Russia interfered in every aspect of the 2016 election to ensure the result they wanted, yes? And why? To weaken the country with division? Is there such a huge leap of logic, then, to suspect they have also meddled in other narratives to the same end?  And these are the things that currently occupy both our citizenry what politicians. Fighting about various aspects of an issue that was settled over 150 years ago. Meanwhile our geopolitical enemies that don't give a fuck about any of that have been amassing power and are now taking military actions that make us look like weak and ineffectual cowards if we don't respond to them. And there's NOTHING WE CAN DO. they're not afraid of us. Putin threatened to nuke us today. 

    Trump, distasteful as he may be might have a point. Putin might be a genius. He's clearly been pulling the long con on us. 

  • @the-cysko-kid said:

    And we've spent the better part of five years literally and figuratively punching ourselves and our countrymen in the face and now when we're at our weakest out enemies have made their move. And what are we going to do about it? Is old man Biden going to send them a strongly worded letter? China and Russia have no fear of us. I do believe Putin threatened to nuke us today and we're more interested in making sure kids feel guilty about slavery or denying it ever happened. 

    I'm curious, what do you think we should do?

    I agree that our country has become more polarized and weaker over the last number of years. I'm not sure how much overlap there would be with individuals responsible for our potential war efforts and those trying to accurately teach our country's history though. 

    @mld-woody said:

    I'm curious, what do you think we should do?

    Send someone to put a bullet in his fucking head. Which I would have done a long long time ago before it got to this.

  • @mld-woody said:

    I'm curious, what do you think we should do?

    I agree that our country has become more polarized and weaker over the last number of years. I'm not sure how much overlap there would be with individuals responsible for our potential war efforts and those trying to accurately teach our country's history though. 

    Let me ask you...were you not aware that slavery had existed? Were you not taught about that in school? I definitely was and I went to school at least five years and maybe ten ahead of you. I, and everyone else, was taught that slavery existed and was abolished. What accuracy are you striving for? There was no magical obfuscation of slavery even in very white, relatively wealthy Olmsted Falls. 

    Over the past 5-10 years there's been a concentrated effort to view everything through the lens of race. Why? Because it divides. Who benefits from the divides? Anyone that benefits from America being weak as fuck. The left was absolutely sure Russia interfered in every aspect of the 2016 election to ensure the result they wanted, yes? And why? To weaken the country with division? Is there such a huge leap of logic, then, to suspect they have also meddled in other narratives to the same end?  And these are the things that currently occupy both our citizenry what politicians. Fighting about various aspects of an issue that was settled over 150 years ago. Meanwhile our geopolitical enemies that don't give a fuck about any of that have been amassing power and are now taking military actions that make us look like weak and ineffectual cowards if we don't respond to them. And there's NOTHING WE CAN DO. they're not afraid of us. Putin threatened to nuke us today. 

    Trump, distasteful as he may be might have a point. Putin might be a genius. He's clearly been pulling the long con on us. 

    @the-cysko-kid said:

    Let me ask you...were you not aware that slavery had existed? Were you not taught about that in school? I definitely was and I went to school at least five years and maybe ten ahead of you. I, and everyone else, was taught that slavery existed and was abolished. What accuracy are you striving for? There was no magical obfuscation of slavery even in very white, relatively wealthy Olmsted Falls. 

    Over the past 5-10 years there's been a concentrated effort to view everything through the lens of race. Why? Because it divides. Who benefits from the divides? Anyone that benefits from America being weak as fuck. The left was absolutely sure Russia interfered in every aspect of the 2016 election to ensure the result they wanted, yes? And why? To weaken the country with division? Is there such a huge leap of logic, then, to suspect they have also meddled in other narratives to the same end?  And these are the things that currently occupy both our citizenry what politicians. Fighting about various aspects of an issue that was settled over 150 years ago. Meanwhile our geopolitical enemies that don't give a fuck about any of that have been amassing power and are now taking military actions that make us look like weak and ineffectual cowards if we don't respond to them. And there's NOTHING WE CAN DO. they're not afraid of us. Putin threatened to nuke us today. 

    Trump, distasteful as he may be might have a point. Putin might be a genius. He's clearly been pulling the long con on us. 

    I asked what you would do in regards to Russia

    Yes, it is definitely believable foreign actors are utilizing social media to further divide America. I don't think teaching the history of race and the listing impact of slavery is dividing America. I think the responses to it and the escalation across social media and news networks is causing the divide. 

    It's easy to say something happened 150 years ago so stop talking about it. But systemic racism has had it's hands in our country's laws, etc throughout our history and that absolutely still has an effect on that current state today. I see nothing wrong with understanding that history. And I definitely take that over ridiculousness like downplaying slavery and going on about state's rights. Appropriate discussions around race and history for a child's age make sense. There are remnants of old racist laws that still affect things today that I had no idea about through school. 

  • @the-cysko-kid said:

    Let me ask you...were you not aware that slavery had existed? Were you not taught about that in school? I definitely was and I went to school at least five years and maybe ten ahead of you. I, and everyone else, was taught that slavery existed and was abolished. What accuracy are you striving for? There was no magical obfuscation of slavery even in very white, relatively wealthy Olmsted Falls. 

    Over the past 5-10 years there's been a concentrated effort to view everything through the lens of race. Why? Because it divides. Who benefits from the divides? Anyone that benefits from America being weak as fuck. The left was absolutely sure Russia interfered in every aspect of the 2016 election to ensure the result they wanted, yes? And why? To weaken the country with division? Is there such a huge leap of logic, then, to suspect they have also meddled in other narratives to the same end?  And these are the things that currently occupy both our citizenry what politicians. Fighting about various aspects of an issue that was settled over 150 years ago. Meanwhile our geopolitical enemies that don't give a fuck about any of that have been amassing power and are now taking military actions that make us look like weak and ineffectual cowards if we don't respond to them. And there's NOTHING WE CAN DO. they're not afraid of us. Putin threatened to nuke us today. 

    Trump, distasteful as he may be might have a point. Putin might be a genius. He's clearly been pulling the long con on us. 

    I asked what you would do in regards to Russia

    Yes, it is definitely believable foreign actors are utilizing social media to further divide America. I don't think teaching the history of race and the listing impact of slavery is dividing America. I think the responses to it and the escalation across social media and news networks is causing the divide. 

    It's easy to say something happened 150 years ago so stop talking about it. But systemic racism has had it's hands in our country's laws, etc throughout our history and that absolutely still has an effect on that current state today. I see nothing wrong with understanding that history. And I definitely take that over ridiculousness like downplaying slavery and going on about state's rights. Appropriate discussions around race and history for a child's age make sense. There are remnants of old racist laws that still affect things today that I had no idea about through school. 

    @mld-woody said:

    I asked what you would do in regards to Russia

    Yes, it is definitely believable foreign actors are utilizing social media to further divide America. I don't think teaching the history of race and the listing impact of slavery is dividing America. I think the responses to it and the escalation across social media and news networks is causing the divide. 

    It's easy to say something happened 150 years ago so stop talking about it. But systemic racism has had it's hands in our country's laws, etc throughout our history and that absolutely still has an effect on that current state today. I see nothing wrong with understanding that history. And I definitely take that over ridiculousness like downplaying slavery and going on about state's rights. Appropriate discussions around race and history for a child's age make sense. There are remnants of old racist laws that still affect things today that I had no idea about through school. 

    We can't do anything about Russia alone. That time is past. We need the entire UN to be on board and that means we have to convince Putin's buddy, Xi jinping. I don't think that's going to happen. What I DO think is going to happen is Taiwan is going to fall next. 

  • @the-cysko-kid said:

    Let me ask you...were you not aware that slavery had existed? Were you not taught about that in school? I definitely was and I went to school at least five years and maybe ten ahead of you. I, and everyone else, was taught that slavery existed and was abolished. What accuracy are you striving for? There was no magical obfuscation of slavery even in very white, relatively wealthy Olmsted Falls. 

    Over the past 5-10 years there's been a concentrated effort to view everything through the lens of race. Why? Because it divides. Who benefits from the divides? Anyone that benefits from America being weak as fuck. The left was absolutely sure Russia interfered in every aspect of the 2016 election to ensure the result they wanted, yes? And why? To weaken the country with division? Is there such a huge leap of logic, then, to suspect they have also meddled in other narratives to the same end?  And these are the things that currently occupy both our citizenry what politicians. Fighting about various aspects of an issue that was settled over 150 years ago. Meanwhile our geopolitical enemies that don't give a fuck about any of that have been amassing power and are now taking military actions that make us look like weak and ineffectual cowards if we don't respond to them. And there's NOTHING WE CAN DO. they're not afraid of us. Putin threatened to nuke us today. 

    Trump, distasteful as he may be might have a point. Putin might be a genius. He's clearly been pulling the long con on us. 

    I asked what you would do in regards to Russia

    Yes, it is definitely believable foreign actors are utilizing social media to further divide America. I don't think teaching the history of race and the listing impact of slavery is dividing America. I think the responses to it and the escalation across social media and news networks is causing the divide. 

    It's easy to say something happened 150 years ago so stop talking about it. But systemic racism has had it's hands in our country's laws, etc throughout our history and that absolutely still has an effect on that current state today. I see nothing wrong with understanding that history. And I definitely take that over ridiculousness like downplaying slavery and going on about state's rights. Appropriate discussions around race and history for a child's age make sense. There are remnants of old racist laws that still affect things today that I had no idea about through school. 

    @mld-woody said:

    I asked what you would do in regards to Russia

    Yes, it is definitely believable foreign actors are utilizing social media to further divide America. I don't think teaching the history of race and the listing impact of slavery is dividing America. I think the responses to it and the escalation across social media and news networks is causing the divide. 

    It's easy to say something happened 150 years ago so stop talking about it. But systemic racism has had it's hands in our country's laws, etc throughout our history and that absolutely still has an effect on that current state today. I see nothing wrong with understanding that history. And I definitely take that over ridiculousness like downplaying slavery and going on about state's rights. Appropriate discussions around race and history for a child's age make sense. There are remnants of old racist laws that still affect things today that I had no idea about through school. 

    Yep, you wouldn't have lasted two days in basic training. Does your nanny dress you each morning? or, you just wear the same feathers every day?

    Why not actually READ something instead of ccn telling you what emotions to knee jerk by?

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  • @baconhound said:

    Can’t make this stuff up 

    https://www.npr.org/2022/02/22/1082478790/trump-praises-putin-as-savvy-amid-new-escalations-on-russia-ukraine-border

    Before I look at this I have nothing against the russkies whatsoever. And no particular love for Ukraine oh, possibly the most corrupt nation in the world besides Haiti . But it's good to see you guys are channeling your inner Joe McCarthy.

    I'd trade Joe Biden for Putin straight up.

    WSS

    @westside-steve said:

    Before I look at this I have nothing against the russkies whatsoever. And no particular love for Ukraine oh, possibly the most corrupt nation in the world besides Haiti . But it's good to see you guys are channeling your inner Joe McCarthy.

    I'd trade Joe Biden for Putin straight up.

    WSS

    I hope you're kidding. No need- Trump manages to get reelected, you're going to be living in the United States of Russia.  The reprisals against his political enemies will be Putin-esque. Not Rocket Science, and I don't need a damn crystal ball to predict it either.  Hopefully, he won't outright kill them.  This whole mess is mostly responsible IMHO for Trump kissing Putin's ass for years while he was in the White House.  He damn admires strongman autocrats, (Kim Jong-Un besides fer instance) and fancies himself as one someday. FWIW, as a former KGB officer, Putin shits more intelligence than Trump has in his entire body.  He was playing Orangie for the dum-dum that he is... Just stroke his narcissistic ego a bit, and he'll love ya.   

    Trump could have stopped it? By telling his big pal to back off? Not happening. Lob a few Tomahawks into the Kremlin to show him "we mean business".. And start WWIII?