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Yeah, we're going to war with Islam lolquote:General Flynn would bring to the White House a belief that the problem in the Middle East for the United States is ultimately with the Islamic faith itself. He has criticized the religion as being nothing more than a “political ideology,” has made a point of using the phrase “radical Islamist terrorism” as often as possible, and once posted a video on his Twitter account that included the phrase “Fear of Muslims is rational.” He has also claimed that Islamic law, known as Shariah, is spreading in the United States, without providing evidence.
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Maybe letting all the conspiracy theorists run the government for 4 years is a good idea, as long as we survive them. They realize their theories are stupid and STFU afterwards.
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QuoProQuid posted:https://mobile.twitter.com/IvanCNN/status/799434198511587328 Who's the guy on the far left that can't match his shoes to his socks and suit
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EwokEntourage posted:Who's the guy on the far left that can't match his shoes to his socks and suit Trust me, that dude is not on the far Left.
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EwokEntourage posted:Who's the guy on the far left that can't match his shoes to his socks and suit that would be the new national security advisor, gen. flynn i would recognize that poor fashion sense anywhere
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Lightning Knight posted:He's an idiot. He isn't going to be SecDef though so how much actual power he has is questionable.
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EwokEntourage posted:Who's the guy on the far left that can't match his shoes to his socks and suit The world's unluckiest translator. The shoes are a cry for help.
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Acid Haze posted:No, Russ won't run. It wouldn't make sense and it would be the exact same problem. So, WI Democratic Party, you have so few candidates that you're going to run the guy who lost to Ron Johnson again in 2 years against Scott Walker? I am also fond of Russ but if he wanted to run for Governor he should not have run for Senate. As far as candidates for governor, I don't know. poo poo, people should just start volunteering to run in the Democratic slot I'm sure they'll find someone more appealing than Tom Barret.  I think our state is hosed, man. Pollyanna posted:I certainly am not. This is...well, it's par for the course. The only difference now is that the courts are stacked in their favor. I'm sorry.  FlamingLiberal posted:That article is confusing...at the bottom it seems to indicate that they renewed a contract for one specific prison. I dunno. It's still a reversal from their original plan to basically kill private prisons at the federal level. No doubt anticipating that it's going to be reversed anyway.
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Nov 18, 2016 04:02
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It's going to be fun watching the conspiracy theorists slowly lose faith in Trump and eventually come to the consensus that he
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comingafteryouall posted:Maybe letting all the conspiracy theorists run the government for 4 years is a good idea, as long as we survive them. They realize their theories are stupid and STFU afterwards. cult member at airport posted:It's going to be fun watching the conspiracy theorists slowly lose faith in Trump and eventually come to the consensus that he lol that's not how it works at all. they just double down on their beliefs. conspiracy theorists can never realize and admit they're wrong, because it would require admitting they've been loving idiots their entire lives. most people can't handle that, especially dumb conspiracy theorists. Proof that their beliefs are wrong just makes them believe even harder. It's literally where we get the concept of "cognitive dissonance" from.
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cult member at airport posted:It's going to be fun watching the conspiracy theorists slowly lose faith in Trump and eventually come to the consensus that he I feel like this climate is ripe for lyndon larouche to make a comeback.
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the black husserl posted:lol that's not how it works at all. they just double down on their beliefs. conspiracy theorists can never realize and admit they're wrong, because it would require admitting they've been loving idiots their entire lives. most people can't handle that, especially dumb conspiracy theorists. Proof that their beliefs are wrong just makes them believe even harder. This is actually known as belief perseverance
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Nov 18, 2016 04:17
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withak posted:Purchased by the transition team at full price from a Trump LLC retailer no doubt. The Trump family is going to loving loot the Executive Branch to the walls.
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Nov 18, 2016 04:17
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Business Gorillas posted:Is this the "How do you do, fellow kids?" of trolling? No, this is a legitimate concern on the left. Socialists are always on the edge of their seats about whether the Sandman has let them down. People are saying he's in the tank for Schumer now.
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Nov 18, 2016 04:21
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Cup Runneth Over posted:No, this is a legitimate concern on the left. Socialists are always on the edge of their seats about whether the Sandman has let them down. People are saying he's in the tank for Schumer now. Well the good news is with the constant purity checks we'll know the exact moment he becomes a neoliberal shill so we don't have to worry about getting fooled for a moment.
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 So I know they were building a new plant in Mexico for their south-of-the-border business so they can free up production lines in US factories, specifically in Wisconsin, for other projects. This is the first time I've heard the Kentucky plant being brought up in regards to the Mexico plant. Also Trump seems to be the only source on this so far.
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Nov 18, 2016 04:33
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Republicans posted:
The only source America can trust during these dark times: Trump.
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Nov 18, 2016 04:36
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Republicans posted:
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Nov 18, 2016 04:37
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Cup Runneth Over posted:This is actually known as belief perseverance Yes, the phenomenon is called that, but that doesn't contradict what I said? That phenomenon is where we get the popular concept of cognitive dissonance from - experiencing cognitive dissonance is painful so people continue to belief even after the absurdity of disconfirmation. It's why Trump's fervent base will never find any fault with him no matter what he does. They've come too far and the dissonance would be too painful.
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Nov 18, 2016 04:38
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Welcome to the new post-fact normal. If someone calls him on it, they're just part of the lyin' biased dying media.
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You seem suprised. Wasnt it pretty obvious he lives in a different reality and is just going to claim random achievements? And tbh, I think he will get away with it. His supporters will eat this poo poo up.
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So someone please tell me that there's no way for RoHoWa to start in this scenario Emboldened by Trumps victory, attacks on minorities get worse and worst, until people are dying. Racist/indifferent local police either doesn't do anything or is actively involved in this harassment (think Civil Rights era American South). A Racist/indifferent DoJ also doesn't do anything, so minorities organize defensive militias for their communities. Because it's harder for random shirtless assholes with confederate flags to attack minorities, they also organize, and this being America, both sides exercise their 2nd Amendment rights and that just makes things worse. Because now white people are being killed, Police/DoJ gets involved, and this somehow validates the racists beliefs that minorities are terrible and just waiting to kill white people (even if its a response to increased violence against them). This just spirals into worse and worse situations that looks like, i forget the event, but the time the cops literally bombed a black neighborhood? Anyways, poo poo gets real bad and the White powers that be just keep pushing and minority communities push back because clearly they are on the defensive. Really, this feels like a possibility, less out of a organized persecution, but of an indifference for the well being of non white communities. But please tell me this is impossible because even if the AG is some racist fuckwad, the DoJ isn't going to tell the FBI to ignore lynchings and Church bombings.
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twistedmentat posted:So someone please tell me that there's no way for RoHoWa to start in this scenario Of course not, the DoJ after Republican administration is done with it will tell the FBI to fund them
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Nov 18, 2016 04:47
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Mister Olympus posted:Of course not, the DoJ after Republican administration is done with it will tell the FBI to fund them Special Agent Dylan Roof.
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Nov 18, 2016 04:48
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twistedmentat posted:So someone please tell me that there's no way for RoHoWa to start in this scenario You forgot how republicans usher in an era of sweeping gun control in response.
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comingafteryouall posted:They realize Look at all this.
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gohmak posted:You forgot how republicans usher in an era of sweeping gun control in response. And they are going to have to be more specific when he talks about cops bombing a black neighborhood. You talking about Tulsa in 1920s or Philadelphia in the 1980s? Or the South in for ... ever?
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WhiskeyJuvenile posted:https://twitter.com/TeddyDavisCNN/status/799325143390568448
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Nov 18, 2016 05:01
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Ford just lobbied the president elect while tricking him into thinking he was getting something and admitted it on Twitter.
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Nov 18, 2016 05:02
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lol Trump got rolled by Ford. I thought he was supposed to be good at this.
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Nov 18, 2016 05:03
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Nevvy Z posted:Ford just lobbied the president elect while tricking him into thinking he was getting something and admitted it on Twitter. Yup, pretty much exactly this. A disturbing preview of the next four years.
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Chomskyan posted:This is the most pathetic hair splitting. When Sanders criticized Clinton, and Obama he was criticizing the leaders of a nominally left wing party that were utterly failing to care for the people who depended on them. His olive branch to Trump is a desperate attempt to make the best of a horrible situation. Just gently caress off already It's clearly good. This doesn't mean we can't point out that there was a circular firing squad for everyone not proposing everything to be perfect for months.
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Nothus posted:lol Trump got rolled by Ford. I thought he was supposed to be good at this. ART OF THE DEAL! 
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Chomskyan posted:This is the most pathetic hair splitting. When Sanders criticized Clinton, and Obama he was criticizing the leaders of a nominally left wing party that were utterly failing to care for the people who depended on them. His olive branch to Trump is a desperate attempt to make the best of a horrible situation. Just gently caress off already I totally see the appeal in the tea party labeling everyone as RINOs now.
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DaveWoo posted:Yup, pretty much exactly this. Quick start tweeting liberal plots like minimum wage and gently caress coal.
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Chomskyan posted:This is the most pathetic hair splitting. When Sanders criticized Clinton, and Obama he was criticizing the leaders of a nominally left wing party that were utterly failing to care for the people who depended on them. His olive branch to Trump is a desperate attempt to make the best of a horrible situation. Just gently caress off already Yeah Sanders did this so when Trump doesn't keep any of his promises, Bernie and the Dems can say they offered to be bipartisan and Trump couldn't be bothered to actually listen.
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Crowsbeak posted:Yeah Sanders did this so when Trump doesn't keep any of his promises, Bernie and the Dems can say they offered to be bipartisan and Trump couldn't be bothered to actually listen. Which will convince exactly no one. Who gives a poo poo about bipartisanship anymore?
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DaveWoo posted:Yup, pretty much exactly this. I can't wait until Doritos and Pepsico are making jokes and tricking @POTUS on Twitter in the near future. e: I love engaging with #brands Phone fucked around with this message at 05:10 on Nov 18, 2016 |
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