loquacius posted:

It's helpful that those explosions are labeled, otherwise I'd have no idea they were Muslims!

Ague Proof posted:

(I don't know who Dril is but I don't want him associated with my Art)

Jedit posted:

That's an edit?

Cat Mattress posted:

Yes, comes from what was back then the GBS Webcomic thread. The original is here. The edit was inspired by a goon commenting that they once saw Ultimate Warrior ranting "fags and muslims out of America" for a half hour, or something like that. So this edit naturally had to happen.

Terry Wise posted:

"Let Bill be Bill!" Remember that? So we prepare ourselves for Hillary being Hillary, right? The Clintons are like 2 heads on one snake. If the country is ready for the asp that is "Clinton," then prepare for another administration of even greater deception and autonomy than our present president... hard as that might be to believe. Both Clintons back in the white house will turbocharge the god complex we deal with now, and I know, I know, it's likely to happen because we can't take free stuff from those who will vote to keep it and those who are convinced they're helping them despite dependence on it and those who wish to control them with it.

colonel_korn posted:

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OldTennisCourt posted:

Can someone explain what this personal e-mail thing is and why conservatives think it makes Hillary this corrupt demon from beyond space and time?

Met posted:

Just because you refuse to listen doesn't mean it's secret knowledge, you hack.

colonel_korn posted:

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Ferguson police racist, unconstitutional, Justice Department Says. Nevermind indeed!

loquacius posted:

Did he know about the report when he drew the cartoon, or is this a DEWEY DEFEATS TRUMAN thing? I'm trying to decide which would be more telling.

loquacius posted:

Did he know about the report when he drew the cartoon, or is this a DEWEY DEFEATS TRUMAN thing? I'm trying to decide which would be more telling.

colonel_korn posted:

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loquacius posted:

What is it with these people and insisting that publicly available knowledge is TOP SECRET? That was a meme during Obamacare and Net Neutrality and I guess it's coming up again now.


Did he know about the report when he drew the cartoon, or is this a DEWEY DEFEATS TRUMAN thing? I'm trying to decide which would be more telling.

colonel_korn posted:

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Mister Beeg posted:

He was. He even admitted that he voted Democratic once. After that, he learned his lesson and remembered to only vote GOP.

colonel_korn posted:

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D.N. Nation posted:

McCoy's fanbase doesn't disappoint. Special guest: Mike Lester!

colonel_korn posted:

Glenn's referring to the second DoJ report that cleared Darren Wilson of wrongdoing. The first one that I linked to is irrelevant, naturally.

PassTheRemote posted:

When I get home I will read the long report, the Rolling Stone article linked a few posts up was very disturbing.

D.N. Nation posted:

TL;DR version: The local justice system used essentially robbing black people to fund city government. Also, the local PD is on email record as being full of jokey racists. Like some cartoonists we know.

Captain_Maclaine posted:

And they love threatening black people with guns and attacking them with dogs.

Monkey Fracas posted:

D.N. Nation posted:

And white people were far more often to be found with contraband but were punished less. And white city insiders worked to clear their friends of small offenses while saddling black citizens with minor traffic violations with huge fee after huge fee. And, and, and.

I want to think of myself as a non-delusional, privilege-aware white person, but this report put me on the floor a little.

colonel_korn posted:

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Stultus Maximus posted:

Right before she took over as Secretary of State, Clinton set up a personal email account and used that exclusively in order to circumvent public disclosure requirements for her official email.

This was not illegal, but it was in direct violation of an Obama order that all executive branch positions use official email for all official purposes.

loquacius posted:

What is it with these people and insisting that publicly available knowledge is TOP SECRET? That was a meme during Obamacare and Net Neutrality and I guess it's coming up again now.

Met posted:

Just because you refuse to listen doesn't mean it's secret knowledge, you hack.

CowHammer posted:

Remember, in the 2012 elections, where one of Clinton's staffers said she would push the reset button after the primaries? That was embarassing.

Cpt.Americant posted:

This isn't just putting Obama under a Mission Accomplished banner, Hillary was pursuing a "reset" with Russia. When Medvedev was President, we were becoming closer and closer allies. Hillary even posed with a literal reset button:



Of course, since Putin became President again all progress has been utterly undone, which makes her look extra foolish in their eyes for ever trusting the drat ruskies. "She tried to make peace with a nuclear power? What a waste of time. "

Cpt.Americant posted:

Of course, since Putin became President again all progress has been utterly undone, which makes her look extra foolish in their eyes for ever trusting the drat ruskies.

zoux posted:

Haha the Pull Your Pants Up meme.

Nenonen posted:

Especially given how Lavrov was the foreign minister before, during and after the brief presidency of the comparably liberal Medvedev. Lavrov is to Putin what Kissinger was to Nixon, Molotov to Stalin or Ribbentrop to Hitler.

Raskolnikov38 posted:

An incompetent war criminal?

colonel_korn posted:

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Stultus Maximus posted:

Posing with a plastic reset button is goofy as hell no matter what your political affiliation.

Stultus Maximus posted:

This is about a bill being pushed by the Republicans to require that all data used by the EPA be public. They're trying to paint this as being about transparency and accountability, but in reality it's about kneecapping environmental regulations by excluding all human data that has confidentiality requirements.

quote:

Democrats, science groups, and public-interest groups have numerous concerns about both bills. The secret science bill, for example, would apparently bar EPA from using public health studies based on confidential patient information, wrote the American Statistical Association’s president, David Morganstein, in a 25 February letter to lawmakers. That would force the agency into “a choice … between maintaining data confidentiality and issuing needed regulations,” he wrote. Also, efforts to deidentify sensitive data before release—by stripping names and other information—aren’t fail-safe, Morganstein wrote.

But backers of the bill said those problems could be resolved. Study participants could sign waivers acknowledging that the raw data could become public, said Representative Dana Rohrabacher (R–CA). People concerned about their privacy could also decline to participate, he suggested. “Their specific participation isn’t necessary to have a successful research project,” he said at the committee meeting.