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Zeroisanumber posted:That'll happen on the far side of never, but I like that idea of it giving Vlad Putin heartburn. Now we're dealing with Russia of course so they're going to be seeing some vast plot to keep eroding their sphere of influence. While the rest of the world just sees yet another country looking for safety in an alliance because nobody loving likes Russia. Best Friends posted:I will never stop lolling at how most Russians think Nazis were a gay Jewish joint.  Never mind the fact that torturing gays to death is pretty much legal because nobody gives a poo poo, of course they're willing to overlook this just like every other despot they idolize.
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If I was in public affairs I'd pretty much spend my days thinking up bizarre commercials to inform people of policies.
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Casimir Radon posted:one time this guy kept banging on that at least Putin is effective and Obama is just as tyrannical Bill the family for the bullet
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Casimir Radon posted:Some D&Ders already admire Putin. I was in this thread one time where this guy kept banging on that at least Putin is effective and Obama is just as tyrannical It's coming from both sides of the aisle, too. I see these kind of crap from a lot of hardcore right-wing libertarians on facebook.
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psydude posted:It's coming from both sides of the aisle, too. I see these kind of crap from a lot of hardcore right-wing libertarians on facebook. FreeRepublic.com was a full-on Putin lovefest before the whole Crimea business, and he still has a substantial fanbase.
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Zeroisanumber posted:FreeRepublic.com was a full-on Putin lovefest before the whole Crimea business, and he still has a substantial fanbase. Dubya: "I looked the man in the eye. I found him to be very straightforward and trustworthy. We had a very good dialogue. I was able to get a sense of his soul; a man deeply committed to his country and the best interests of his country." I'm more partial to Gates' assessment: "I looked in his eyes and I saw the same KGB killer I’ve seen my whole life."
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psydude posted:It's coming from both sides of the aisle, too. I see these kind of crap from a lot of hardcore right-wing libertarians on facebook. Hitler had plenty of right-wing and isolationist apologists in the States prior to WW2. And Castro/Chavez/Guevara have had legions of liberal admirers for decades. This is not a new phenomenon.
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What does that tell you about critically digesting that sort of media in future, fellas?
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iyaayas01 posted:Dubya: "I looked the man in the eye. I found him to be very straightforward and trustworthy. We had a very good dialogue. I was able to get a sense of his soul; a man deeply committed to his country and the best interests of his country."
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Good news, everyone! We'll finally get to see that movie that nobody really wanted to see anyway! http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/sony-announces-limited-release-interview-760044
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Spicy Guacamole posted:Good news, everyone! We'll finally get to see that movie that nobody really wanted to see anyway!
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James Franco is always an unlikable douche.
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Casimir Radon posted:Or Biden who told him he had no soul to his face. quote:Biden told the magazine about his 2011 visit with Putin, who at the time was prime minister, and said he found himself just inches away from the Russian leader.
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I'd give Diamond Joe my vote.
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You gotta admit, Putin's response is pretty great too.
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That sounds like an exchange from a James Bond movie.MrYenko posted:James Franco is always an unlikable douche. I had no idea who he was before his Roast on Comedy Central. I got the impression you did, especially since the people roasting him were a pack of equally unfunny people. iyaayas01 posted:Dubya: "I looked the man in the eye. I found him to be very straightforward and trustworthy. We had a very good dialogue. I was able to get a sense of his soul; a man deeply committed to his country and the best interests of his country." Oh Dubya, you dipshit.
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Equine Don posted:I'd give Diamond Joe my vote.
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lol people on Facebook are asserting that Sony was a false flag operation and that the US is picking on poor old little North Korea by illegally attacking their infrastructure. This, despite the fact that a) It's impossible to attribute the DDoS attack to the US, since DDoS attacks are insanely easy to pull off and effectively impossible to trace and b) If the US indeed has evidence to corroborate its claim that Best Korea is behind the attacks, the UN provides for it to respond with a proportional response.
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The Nork network infrastructure could probably be taken down by a half-starved squirrel. Of course, said squirrel wouldn't last six seconds on the ground there, once spotted. Be all zombie-movie/Black Friday Doorbuster swarms of little skeletal people pouring out of every crack and from the storm sewers and poo poo.
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All you need to know about Obama's presidency is how much George Bush's approval by America has seemingly skyrocketed to the point where people are saying he was a great president and meaning it.
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I think if it was that easy to take down North Korea's internet it would be a regular pastime among the Anonymous crowd. Not to say it isn't ridiculous poo poo held together with twine and self-denial like everything else in Best Korea, but I'm willing to bet it was us behind it.Cole posted:All you need to know about human stupidity is how much George Bush's approval by America has seemingly skyrocketed to the point where people are saying he was a great president and meaning it.
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Cole posted:All you need to know about Obama's presidency is how much George Bush's approval by America has seemingly skyrocketed to the point where people are saying he was a great president and meaning it. GWB Owns He saved a lot of people here from a life on the fry machine ~makes u think~
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Cole posted:All you need to know about Obama's presidency is how much George Bush's approval by America has seemingly skyrocketed to the point where people are saying he was a great president and meaning it. this video is about the most damning thing imaginable https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rg5NvKpJfKE
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That was not a roast. That was a two hour mutual-masturbation session of this generation's so-called "funniest" comedians. Jonah Hill and Seth Rogan were competing to see who was gayest for Franco. poo poo's gone downhill since Greg Giraldo OD'd.
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Cole posted:All you need to know about Obama's presidency is how much George Bush's approval by America has seemingly skyrocketed to the point where people are saying he was a great president and meaning it. Economy grows 5% in the third quarter, Bin Laden is dead, gas is $2.38/gal, relations are re-opened with Cuba, 7 million previously uninsured people have health insurance, and the Russian economy is in the toilet. What a terrible presidency!
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Every time there's a two term presidency, about year 6 everyone hates the president, and each and every time this is treated as a new and unique event which says something fundamental about the president in question.
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psydude posted:Economy grows 5% in the third quarter, Bin Laden is dead, gas is $2.38/gal, relations are re-opened with Cuba, 7 million previously uninsured people have health insurance, and the Russian economy is in the toilet. What a terrible presidency! 
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psydude posted:Economy grows 5% in the third quarter, Bin Laden is dead, gas is $2.38/gal, relations are re-opened with Cuba, 7 million previously uninsured people have health insurance, and the Russian economy is in the toilet. What a terrible presidency! But benghazi and his birth certificate and let's just say it HES BLACK
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Cole posted:But benghazi and his birth certificate and let's just say it HES BLACK he's a pretty lovely leader but lol whatever politics suck my dick (from the front)
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At the end of the day I think Obama will go down as a middle of the pack president. Bold, I know.
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Politics.
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Master Bateman posted:Politics. Idk how people debate politics and religion constantly because no ones mind ever changes....
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psydude posted:Economy grows 5% in the third quarter, Bin Laden is dead, gas is $2.38/gal, relations are re-opened with Cuba, 7 million previously uninsured people have health insurance, and the Russian economy is in the toilet. What a terrible presidency! Gas is $1.87 here 
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Reposting this from the Military Pictures thread.
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Mike-o posted:Reposting this from the Military Pictures thread. Would vote for a third term if that was real tbh
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Mike-o posted:Reposting this from the Military Pictures thread. Greatest
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at the date posted:Gas is $1.87 here Just hit $1.79 here. A litre 
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