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Louisgod posted:What have libertarians accomplished, exactly? Serious question. "Libertarian" encompasses a lot of the early teabaggers, right? Because those threads with photos from their rallies enriched my life in so many ways
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Real Name Grover posted:"Libertarian" encompasses a lot of the early teabaggers, right? Because those threads with photos from their rallies enriched my life in so many ways Oh man, back when they called themselves teabaggers
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My libertarian friend (who attended conferences and stuff and was pretty deep in it) moved to China and I started seeing FB status updates about how life was so much better there because of how orderly and safe it was and the fact they didn't have presidential elections. Which is fine but lol because he's a libertarian.
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Jewel Repetition posted:Libertarians seem to like Trump even though he's the literally the most anti-libertarian candidate who's run in decades.
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May 5, 2016 05:36
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Living at home and not having to pay rent or have any responsibility is an accomplishment I am kinda jealous of
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I don't normally like Salon, but this article made me laugh.quote:A lantern on a nearby table casts a dim glow on an approaching aid worker, an African with a deep knowledge of this place. He’s come to fetch his dinner. I’m hoping to corral him and pick his brain about the men who torched this town, burned people alive, beat and murdered civilians, abducted, raped, and enslaved women and children, looted and pillaged and stole. First world problems > third world problems
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I can't read cursive too well, who are the Secretary of the Treasury and Treasurer?
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William Bear posted:I can't read cursive too well, who are the Secretary of the Treasury and Treasurer? Mary Ellen Withrow and Robert Rubin. It's just a 90s bill.
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William Bear posted:I don't normally like Salon, but this article made me laugh. Caring about what Europeans think is super beta.
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May 5, 2016 05:53
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why is there a big anime frenchwoman in new york loving harbor
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No Mans Land 3 posted:why is there a big anime frenchwoman in the new york loving harbor Because Trump hasn't had a chance to replace it yet
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No Mans Land 3 posted:why is there a big anime frenchwoman in new york loving harbor what on earth are you talking about
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Gyra_Solune posted:what on earth are you talking about The large statue in New York harbour that came from France?
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still a better choice than andrew jackson though it only works if we're in the non-goddess madoka timeline because she has to have been dead for two years
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when i was 6 this fat girl nina fell head-first into dogshit and i laughed so hard i cried and i could not stop and the teacher asked me what was going on and i couldnt reply because i was laughing/crying so hard and i was send home and i remember the look in my teachers eyes that she was really disturbed and thought i was crazy and now im 29 and the same thing is happening again
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Donald Trump taught me that violence is not the answer. I used to fantasize about shooting coal CEOs but when Trump sidestepped the Iowa debate, I was like woah. Nobody else even thought you could do that. Just some incredible lateral thinking And it got me thinking maybe guns aren't the way to fight capitalism. It reminds me of the sit-down strike--it was possible in the 1830s, but didn't come into use in the USA until the 1930s. Just the idea of sitting down and staying there was innovative I wonder if there are other tactics for change so easily available that are invisible right now. Thanks Donald.
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squirrelzipper posted:The large statue in New York harbour that came from France? i was unaware the statue of liberty was anime
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Sai posted:when i was 6 this fat girl nina fell head-first into dogshit and i laughed so hard i cried and i could not stop and the teacher asked me what was going on and i couldnt reply because i was laughing/crying so hard and i was send home and i remember the look in my teachers eyes that she was really disturbed and thought i was crazy and now im 29 and the same thing is happening again
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dorkasaurus_rex posted:libertarians have influenced republicans waaay more than democrats have been influenced by the greens or whatever, every fuckin senator and house republicna has read atlas shrugged at this point That should be a lesson to the Greens. Hey, Greens - you know how incredibly awful and insufferable Libertarians are? ...yeah, you've somehow managed to be less likable.
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William Bear posted:I don't normally like Salon, but this article made me laugh. If Donald Trump was running for president of South Sudan, I might care about what the South Sudanese think of him.
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Majorian posted:That should be a lesson to the Greens. Isn't Green pop-fiction basically Star Trek TNG? Seems pretty influential.
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Majorian posted:That should be a lesson to the Greens. It's more that they're passive. And passivity just doesn't work in US politics.
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My rare and regrettable serious-post. I think Trump should and will revise his position on Supreme Court judges. Maybe that'll mean saying congress should give Obama's candidates a vote now. Maybe he'll change his list of 'ideal candidates' to be far more moderate. But right now it seems like (a) there's a lot of Dems who feel that the biggest risk in the election is Supreme Court chairs and (b) I think a lot of Trump's proposed agenda is pretty orthogonal to the things that Dems think will get solved/defended by the SC. Trump trades more wailing and crying from social conservatives for attacking a major sense of obligation that uncomfortable Hillary supporters have.
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Gyra_Solune posted:i was unaware the statue of liberty was anime Oh yeah. Well, proto-anime.
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Slime Bro Helpdesk posted:My rare and regrettable serious-post. lol good luck with that trump don't give a poo poo about the SC and it's his bargaining chip to get the party onboard with his candidacy
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Slime Bro Helpdesk posted:My rare and regrettable serious-post. you aren't using TV logic that would decrease the amount of drama that isn't allowed ----------------
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lol most exciting night bill kristol has had in years https://twitter.com/BillKristol/status/728057531373891584 https://twitter.com/BillKristol/status/728062374528335872 https://twitter.com/BillKristol/status/728064079189946368 https://twitter.com/BillKristol/status/728068600771284992
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thethreeman posted:lol most exciting night bill kristol has had in years Frustrated and dejected Republicans are resorting to their own fantasy candidate league. This denial is sad!
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Gyra_Solune posted:why did you put an anime french person on an american bill because hes a moron who should be executed
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This one especially from the party of personal responsibility lmao
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dorkasaurus_rex posted:libertarians have influenced republicans waaay more than democrats have been influenced by the greens or whatever, every fuckin senator and house republicna has read atlas shrugged at this point Imagine if they had read the Constitution 
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Slime Bro Helpdesk posted:Isn't Green pop-fiction basically Star Trek TNG? Seems pretty influential. That's NAMBLA's pop-fiction
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Helical Nightmares posted:That's NAMBLA's pop-fiction You're better than this Helical. Leave the low energy AATrek jokes to the losers. Don't get tired of winning.
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Slime Bro Helpdesk posted:You're better than this Helical. Leave the low energy AATrek jokes to the losers. Don't get tired of winning. Fair. It's late
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One of my Facebook friends who I have been using as a barometer of rural evangelical craziness (posts stuff like anti-science/evolution pictures and MLM products, of course) just posted Beck's crazy person "gently caress OFF, GOP" rant I think this is notable because she is absolutely the base that Trump is hoping Carson will bring over to him, and she is definitely aware of Carson working within the campaign. I've been thinking for awhile that the anger of the leaders of the religious right from being cut out of the party will be the theme of the GOP electorate this cycle. They do not, DO NOT, do anything like compromising which is what "vote for Trump because Carson is on board" would be. I think this is the first step to evangelicals taking their ball and going home.
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