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Intel&Sebastian posted:
That Squirrel did not throw the book down and set it on fire. Must be a RINO.
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Intel&Sebastian posted:
I'm guessing that the guy in the suit is actually pretty stoked to be meeting Mrs. Clinton. A job's a job.
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quote:Imagine an agency of the federal government, without any proper adjudication before any sort of court, tribunal, or what have you, just comes along and, on their own whim, decides to eliminate your private property rights. loving wow. The balls it takes to actually say this without following up with how this is an actual thing that happened, repeatedly, to Native Americans. quote:if the Redskins just have to sit there and grin and take it while their private property rights are dismantled, the people responsible for it will not be happy. Hey, an actual poi- oh wait, Rush is talking about the football team. Nevermind.
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Dr. Arbitrary posted:I'm guessing that the guy in the suit is actually pretty stoked to be meeting Mrs. Clinton. A job's a job. Even if he's not a signed copy of Clintons book is most def going to pull in more money than eating up travel expenses and wearing a fursuit pays. And if he's smart he'll hold onto it until after 2016 when it'll turn into a copy signed by the first lady president.
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Jun 18, 2014 23:06
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Here is how Dana Loesch views the Redskins controversyquote:White progressive pajama boys are upset that they can't dictate how American Indians should feel about team names. Let this retweet she made guide you to the spin zone on this issue  Guys, it is not a slur...it is a tribute
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I am 110% behind removing Jackson from our currency, let's do it.
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Jun 19, 2014 00:02
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Berke Negri posted:I am 110% behind removing Jackson from our currency, let's do it. As Chappelle said "Our money looks like baseball cards with slave owners on them.
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Mr Ice Cream Glove posted:Here is how Dana Loesch views the Redskins controversy I'm sure that to uncover what native americans really think, she'll be traveling to many reservations and interviewing them to make sure that their voices will be heard over the chorus of pc sjw liberals. Berke Negri posted:I am 110% behind removing Jackson from our currency, let's do it. Agreed.
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Jun 19, 2014 00:07
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Let's see how far the anti-PC crowd goes and rename the team to the Washington Happy Holidays.
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Dr.Zeppelin posted:Let's see how far the anti-PC crowd goes and rename the team to the Washington Happy Holidays. Put Nat Turner on the 20 dollar bill.
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Mr Ice Cream Glove posted:As Chappelle said It is not really that bad a roster, if you don't count the $2 bill. Jackson definitely stands out. I really wouldn't be surprised with the string of successes Native activism has had lately that getting him off the twenty isn't at least floated in public dialogue down the road.
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Wow, looking over that transcript it's impressive how Rush manages to turn a decision by a small bureaucratic court to apply an existing legal standard to an existing legal trademark into the end of democracy as we know it. Like, he just keeps escalating and escalating. He manages to go from "loss of trademark" to "taking your doctors and destroying your lifestyle by taking away coal" in a paragraph. He really has a talent for absolute manipulative bullshit
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Heh. I remember being part of an effort in middle school to try and get Jackson replaced with Frederick Douglass. Obviously, it went nowhere. But now with Dana Loesch offering support, I can see nothing but easy sailing for such an initiative!
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Jun 19, 2014 00:35
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Berke Negri posted:I am 110% behind removing Jackson from our currency, let's do it. I remember seeing a suggestion to put MLK on the $20 not too long ago. He was a republican, the right should love it!
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Radish posted:Sometimes I get the feeling we have been in a North/South Korea situation for 150 years where open hostilities are over but we still hate each other and the war is ongoing. Because you go out and find the most spiteful people to laugh at.
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Intel&Sebastian posted:
She's actually a really nice women in real life. Complete opposite of the rights portrayal of her.
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FuzzySkinner posted:She's actually a really nice women in real life. Are you the man in the fursuit? Come on, you can tell us.
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fknlo posted:I remember seeing a suggestion to put MLK on the $20 not too long ago. He was a republican, the right should love it! Where did the idea of MLK being a Republican emerge from? Wikipedia suggests that he consistently voted for Democratic candidates. His father was a Republican earlier in his life, but seemed to have switched parties when Kennedy bailed his son out of prison during the '60 campaign. Edible Hat fucked around with this message at 01:27 on Jun 19, 2014 |
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Jun 19, 2014 01:24
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Edible Hat posted:Where did the idea of MLK being a Republican emerge from? Wikipedia suggests that he consistently voted for Democratic candidates. His father was a Republican, certainly. I say we go for Bill Ayers on the 10, Reggie Love on the 5 and Sandra Fluke on the 1 for peak GOP freak out
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pengun101 posted:http://www.rightwingwatch.org/content/allen-west-claims-obama-creating-saudi-iranian-islamic-caliphate-blames-his-eastern-orientat I love that Conservatives can't seem to comprehend that no, Islam is not some unified monolithic religion of doom. Anyone with even a passing knowledge of the Middle East knows that Saudi Arabia is deeply Sunni and Iran is deeply Shiite, and nothing in the world could compel them to unify. But I guess sectarian tension doesn't fit neatly into their talking points re the Moslem hordes (despite the fact that Sunni-Shia fighting is so prominent in the news nowadays with ISIS doings its thing), so it can safely be ignored.
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computer parts posted:Because you go out and find the most spiteful people to laugh at. These are real sectarian tensions in the United States of America. "The validity of the public debt of the United States, authorized by law, including debts incurred for payment of pensions and bounties for services in suppressing insurrection or rebellion, shall not be questioned. But neither the United States nor any State shall assume or pay any debt or obligation incurred in aid of insurrection or rebellion against the United States, or any claim for the loss or emancipation of any slave; but all such debts, obligations and claims shall be held illegal and void." — Section 4 of the 14th Amendment This text was almost used to crash the Federal Government and the entire post-War global financial system. Dr. Ron Paul's Bonafide Hardboot CureAll.
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Mr Ice Cream Glove posted:I say we go for Bill Ayers on the 10, Reggie Love on the 5 and Sandra Fluke on the 1 for peak GOP freak out Obama on the new $3 bill.
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Jun 19, 2014 01:54
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If were looking for new people on the money to piss off republicans I don't think you can do better than Fredrick Douglas, MLK, John Brown, General Sherman and W.E.B. Du Bois
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mllaneza posted:Obama on the new $3 bill. I think you mean $3/5 bill.
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Mr Ice Cream Glove posted:I say we go for Bill Ayers on the 10, Reggie Love on the 5 and Sandra Fluke on the 1 for peak GOP freak out And Reagan on the $2 bill (which noone uses)
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Edible Hat posted:Where did the idea of MLK being a Republican emerge from? Wikipedia suggests that he consistently voted for Democratic candidates. His father was a Republican earlier in his life, but seemed to have switched parties when Kennedy bailed his son out of prison during the '60 campaign. Its literally based on the fact that MLK was a christian minister and Republicans pretend they are the only Christian party. Thats it.
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 Funny thing is in past episodes when the topic of changing the Redskins name came up he agreed that it probably wouldn't be a bad idea. But not by GOVERNMENT FORCE. The call-ins for suggested replacement names were hee-larious, of course.
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Republicans posted:
They should rename themselves the Washington Bullets. A. It would immediately be supported by the Right B. It would end of the travesty of the Wizards dropping that awesome name.
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Mel Mudkiper posted:Its literally based on the fact that MLK was a christian minister and Republicans pretend they are the only Christian party. Thats it. I've brought up MLK's support of socialism, saying "there is something wrong with capitalism" and "there must be a better distribution of wealth, and maybe America must move toward a democratic socialism," his anti-war stance and vocal opposition to the Vietnam war, his views that the military budget should be cut to fund welfare programs, his involvement in the "Poor People's Campaign" which pushed for economic aid to the impoverished and demanded a guaranteed income. I even googled letters from MLK in his own writing stating that, as of 1954, he had always voted with the Democratic Party in the past. ...and after some heads nodding I got "Well he was killed by a Democrat, so..." It wouldn't surprise me if he was (he was a southern segregationist who loved George Wallace), but I've never seen it actually documented what party James Earl Ray was registered with, anyhow.
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Republicans posted:
BUT BLACK PEOPLE SAY THE N WORD!!!!!! I swear it's like clockwork
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Republicans posted:
Ever since this gained traction again I've been pushing for the "Washington Machine".
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Jun 19, 2014 02:57
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I liked that line about renaming them the Washington Congress, because they can't pass a goddamned thing, either.
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Watching Fox News because Parents. Um, Holy poo poo, watching Hannity, and it feels like it's rerun of a 2004 episode. "SEE! THE LIBERALS SUPPORTED THE WAR! IT WAS "THEY" THAT GOT US INTO THIS WAR!" He then played clips of John Kerry from 1971 discussing what had happened in Vietnam, and then a clip of him from 2005 discussing some of the atrocities that occurred at Iraq.
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computer parts posted:Because you go out and find the most spiteful people to laugh at. You say this on the page where one of the most influencial media personalities in the country is arguing that removing the trademark of a team from a white man that is an ethnic slur is a great injustice missing the obvious hypocrisy of actual historical theft by the government from the people that slur is referencing. You can also look to specific states going out of their way to re-enact voting restrictions and re-segregate their schools. It's not that I'm going out of my way to find stuff, it's obvious there is a serious movement to turn back civil rights in this country, stymie new ones from being granted, and white wash the Confederacy's hand in propagating atrocities. The Heritage Foundation just had a panel where they say that millions of Muslims are dedicated to destroying Western Civilization and that the "good" ones are inconsequential. In addition the violent rhetoric from those people is becoming increasingly disturbing. It's not just the Freep thread anymore where you can see that stuff, it is their entire message. Maybe calling our current situation an armistice agreement between the North and South that has lingered for over a century is too hyperbolic, but there's a serious schism in this country and it separates a lot of people on regional and political identities. Eggplant Squire fucked around with this message at 04:00 on Jun 19, 2014 |
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How about an actual Republican for the $20? Eisenhower.
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Edible Hat posted:Where did the idea of MLK being a Republican emerge from? Wikipedia suggests that he consistently voted for Democratic candidates. His father was a Republican earlier in his life, but seemed to have switched parties when Kennedy bailed his son out of prison during the '60 campaign. Prior to the Civil Rights Act the Deep south was strongly democrat and Republicans were the only other option. Then the entire political spectrum realigned and the right became more and more dominated by morality/religion until we have the current state of affairs. I'd say blame Reagan but on paper he was much more liberal then the current GOP.
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*whispers* "Aren't you hot in there bitch? Get a real job. No one will ever believe I said this to you."
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