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Cliff Racer posted:Well they sure got the part about the faxes right. Seriously, they still send stuff by fax in Japan. The subtlest "Japan will own America" set dressing detail in that scene is that Fujitsu is five years younger than Marty.
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Antti posted:Or you only ever watched dubbed movies as a kid and always played video games with localization on. Welcome to Germany!
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Rick Perry, humbled from 2012, is basically Moses you guys.quote:“I’m kind of a good example of somebody who got a second chance,” he said. “You look at our Biblical history. We have flawed characters. Moses was incredibly afraid of public speaking, but he led the people to the Promised Land. David was a man after God’s own heart but he failed because of temptation. [Faith eventually led him back to God.] Paul was given that second chance. This is a man who was a professional persecutor of Christians, but on that road to Damascus he was given a second chance.”
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By that logic, he wins the election and then dies, having his VP take over in time for the inauguration.
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Joementum posted:Rick Perry, humbled from 2012, is basically Moses you guys. He is.
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Joementum posted:Rick Perry, humbled from 2012, is basically Moses you guys. well i guess i'll mark the spot for the first time i had to read "full throated" for the 2016 season
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computer parts posted:Welcome to Germany! Lass uns spielen! Wait, that's not how they say it...
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Joementum posted:Rick Perry, humbled from 2012, is basically Moses you guys. Guess we know Perry's stance on climate change.
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Meg From Family Guy posted:He is. Did Moses forget about the third tablet?
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Ego-bot posted:Did Moses forget about the third tablet? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I48hr8HhDv0
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vintagepurple posted:Or aren't from the developed world. It was in the context of consuming English-speaking media, but you're not wrong of course.
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Joementum posted:Rick Perry, humbled from 2012, is basically Moses you guys. Rick Perry is a schizophrenic man who will take orders from a bush, lead his followers against the government before escaping into the desert where he will impose rules he claims are divinely inspired and kill off dissenters, proclaiming their deaths are the will of God.
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Rincewinds posted:Rick Perry is a schizophrenic man who has taken orders from a Bush
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Rick Perry might be Moses, but it looks like Donald Trump is the Messiah. Big, if true.
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Rand Paul's filibuster was all for naught  http://talkingpointsmemo.com/livewire/rand-paul-fox-news-defends-drones quote:Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) defended the use of drones on "Fox & Friends" on Monday amid the fallout of a strike in Pakistan that killed two hostages, including an American.
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Sir Tonk posted:Rand Paul's filibuster was all for naught I guess those hostages must have robbed a liquor store or something.
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Joementum posted:Rick Perry might be Moses, but it looks like Donald Trump is the Messiah. Big, if true. YA GONNA SEE THE TRUMP TEMPLE IN JERUSALEM BY THA END OF MY FIRST TERM ITLL BE YOOGE
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I'm okay with Trump 2016 if it means he can give highly-regarded financial advice to Israel.
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AsInHowe posted:Tyson isn't running, but Pigeon is running, Pigeon's polling 4th in Nevada Well he's an ex-Raider so people are familiar with him already
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But has he taken any orders from the flaming Bush?
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My Imaginary GF posted:But has he taken any orders from the flaming Bush? Possibly! http://www.bettybowers.com/isbushgay.html Seems pretty conclusive!
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WhiskeyJuvenile posted:this changes everything He seems really engaged.
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Chrpno posted:Professional shithead meets.... semi-professional shithead? You both deserve each other They are playing with FIAT CURRENCY, traitors.
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Maybe it would have been a good idea to watch those videos of Ted Cruz before hosting a party for him.
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Skwirl posted:Maybe it would have been a good idea to watch those videos of Ted Cruz before hosting a party for him. Unsurprising. Just y'all watch, as soon as sexual orientation becomes a protected civil right we are going to see thousands of rich, white gay men show their true colors and fully embrace conservative politics. They're just as willing stomp on the face of the poor as a rich, white straight guy.
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Yeah that's going to be the norm before long. And gay marriage is pretty close to a single-issue matter for a lot of young people who might lean left but don't care enough to vote a lot of the time. If the GOP drops opposition to it there's a big emotional motivator for a lot of voters gone, so let's hope the GOP is stupid or stubborn enough to keep opposition to gay rights as part of their platform for at least the next decade.
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How are u posted:Unsurprising. Just y'all watch, as soon as sexual orientation becomes a protected civil right we are going to see thousands of rich, white gay men show their true colors and fully embrace conservative politics. They're just as willing stomp on the face of the poor as a rich, white straight guy. This is why I oppose same sex marriage nationwide.
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Cognac McCarthy posted:Yeah that's going to be the norm before long. And gay marriage is pretty close to a single-issue matter for a lot of young people who might lean left but don't care enough to vote a lot of the time. If the GOP drops opposition to it there's a big emotional motivator for a lot of voters gone, so let's hope the GOP is stupid or stubborn enough to keep opposition to gay rights as part of their platform for at least the next decade. They will. The bigots enjoy putting themselves into poverty to enrich imbeciles already wealthy as gently caress.
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How are u posted:Unsurprising. Just y'all watch, as soon as sexual orientation becomes a protected civil right we are going to see thousands of rich, white gay men show their true colors and fully embrace conservative politics. They're just as willing stomp on the face of the poor as a rich, white straight guy. This wouldn't surprise me. Huge number of gay republicans prior to Bush Jr.+Marriage Protection Act. There's a documentary about this (aptly titled Gay Republicans) from the early 00s that talks about this large number of gay conservatives trying to reconcile their political beliefs with their political party suddenly taking a hyper-active role in saying they don't have a right to be.
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How are u posted:Unsurprising. Just y'all watch, as soon as sexual orientation becomes a protected civil right we are going to see thousands of rich, white gay men show their true colors and fully embrace conservative politics. They're just as willing stomp on the face of the poor as a rich, white straight guy. I'm sure there are some but all of the self-described conservative gays (none of whom actually voted GOP) I have met have been strong social liberals would wouldn't vote for the party that calls their trans friends freaks and wants to jail pot smokers. The GOP would have to more fully embrace social liberalism to really get these people on board. Granted these are the millenial urban type of rich gays, I'm sure older or more rural ones would be more willing to go GOP.
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Really? How would a large number of gay Republicans be possible, given how white evangelicals became an essential voting group in the 1980s?
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William Bear posted:Really? How would a large number of gay Republicans be possible, given how white evangelicals became an essential voting group in the 1980s? Rich people, who vote their semi-rational self-interest.
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William Bear posted:Really? How would a large number of gay Republicans be possible, given how white evangelicals became an essential voting group in the 1980s? Because now that the GOP can't hurt them directly they can join the fold without being pretty self-loathing like the LCR are?
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Republicans wont reconcile because it would mean they cannot be oppressed by being forced to admit that gay people are human beings.
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The guy who runs the Equality Center (the LGBT community center) here in town is a rich, white, extremely gay Republican man. He used to be a fairly highly-regarded figure in the GOP in the 1980s, until he came out as gay. He says they didn't even officially fire him, everyone in the party just suddenly started giving him the world's biggest cold shoulder - people stopped returning his calls, they stopped talking to him, they completely cut him the gently caress off. In spite of this, he still votes straight-ticket Republican in every election.
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William Bear posted:Really? How would a large number of gay Republicans be possible, given how white evangelicals became an essential voting group in the 1980s? Because the only thing keeping gay males from contributing more heavily to Republicans, is the Republican opposition to gay marriage.
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