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Vib Rib posted:Well remember how for eight years the Democrats consistently blocked the President from enacting any changes, even ones that would benefit everyone? yeah, it's really telling that the Democrats are just opposing everythin when the Republicans were willing to reach across the aisle and work with the president.
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Lemming posted:yeah, it's really telling that the Democrats are just opposing everythin when the Republicans were willing to reach across the aisle and work with the president. If anyone wanted to know how to make blood flow from your eyes and hear the infinite shrieks of the dead, this sentence did it
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Trapezium Dave posted:David Rowe, on I only know about that flag from one of my most favorite movies, Event Horizon. 
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Lemming posted:yeah, it's really telling that the Democrats are just opposing everythin when the Republicans were willing to reach across the aisle and work with the president. Hell, during the 2012 Election Newt "I Shut Down the Government in the Mid-90s" Gingrich insisted that during the Clinton administration the Republicans worked hand-in-hand with him in the spirit of bipartisanship. Edit: There was another Government shutdown by the Republicans in 2013 too, but nobody seemed to really care that the Republicans did that outside of the Republicans who complained during that period that Obama had shut down the Government.
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So basically their solution to democrat obstruction is make literally everything an executive order. Was hoping Trump would actually have to be told no for once instead of acting like a CEO.
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Lemming posted:yeah, it's really telling that the Democrats are just opposing everythin when the Republicans were willing to reach across the aisle and work with the president. Well at least Trump has a pen and a phone he can use to enact the will of the people despite that perfidious obstruction. Hooray for Trump!
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Lemming posted:If anyone wanted to know how to make blood flow from your eyes and hear the infinite shrieks of the dead, this sentence did it Hot Air posted:MCCONNELL: Well, let me just say, I’m confident we’ll get a Supreme Court nominees confirmed. I expect an outstanding nominee sometime soon. I think it’s noteworthy to look at how the Republican minority handled Bill Clinton the first — in his first administration. Both — both of his first two nominees, Ginsburg and Breyer, no filibuster. Obama, in his first term, to go, no filibuster. We think our nominee ought to be treated the same way. If he is not treated that way, then, under the current Senate rule, we would have to get cloture. That is, we’d have to get 60 votes. We had to do that when the Democrats objecting to Justice Alito 10 years ago, but cloture was invoked. Sorry for the long answer. I think the short answer is, the nominee will be confirmed.
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Ularg posted:So basically their solution to democrat obstruction is make literally everything an executive order. Was hoping Trump would actually have to be told no for once instead of acting like a CEO. Remember when Republicans were absolutely furious that The Great Tyrant HUSSEIN Obama was daring to use executive orders? lol
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I really hope people get a lesson out of all of this. Namely, the right does not care about anything other than weilding power, and their base loves them for it.
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 quote:Rhodes — whose role as Obama’s deputy national security adviser for strategic communications will come to an end on Friday with the inauguration of President-elect Donald Trump — was a leading advocate of the Iran nuclear deal and a vocal critic of Israeli settlement policies.  quote:I wonder how many of the current and future mothers of the Women's march actually live their principles. I'm less than optimistic.
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It will never cease to infuriate me how MRAs only talk about actual issues facing men as a way to stick it to feminists.
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tyblazitar posted:It will never cease to infuriate me how MRAs only talk about actual issues facing men as a way to stick it to feminists. Samurai Sanders fucked around with this message at 13:36 on Jan 27, 2017 |
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So the red panels guy is the editor of Silent Hills wiki. Got it!
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I'm not aware that feminists are pushing a pro-circumcision agenda. Anyway, from a cartoonist who isn't usually political and just draw some nonsense toons normally: https://twitter.com/MrHaydenMyers/status/824814720230313984
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Hmm yes a congressman making decisions about women's health is the same as a mother make a choice for her child good point KKKlurf
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OldTennisCourt posted:Hmm yes a congressman making decisions about women's health is the same as a mother make a choice for her child good point KKKlurf And of course he's anti-circumcision in the most pathetically asinine way possible
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Welp, best not make any decisions for my children then until their 18!
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Ku Klux Klurf! posted:
All I'm saying is it's really telling that this guy looked at the march of women (which had plenty of male marchers, incidentally), specifically in response to an increasingly-misogynistic public discourse and government outlook, and in answer to specific upcoming legislation, and his first (and only) thought on the matter was "but what about MEN?" Vib Rib fucked around with this message at 14:33 on Jan 27, 2017 |
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"We women want to be represented fairly and have control of our reproductive health and choices" "WHAT ABOUT MY DICK, YOU WANNA SLICE MY DICK APART loving FEMINAZIS MY DICK MY DICK MY DIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIICK"
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Prokhor Zakharov posted:Remember when Republicans were absolutely furious that The Great Tyrant HUSSEIN Obama was daring to use executive orders? He should have, it's one of the many things I really disliked about him.
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Cutting down a thriving, working system of regulations in order to plant a half dead system of jobs is foolhardy. A Good Comic.
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Vib Rib posted:Look, I'm not touching that whole hornet's nest. So let's put the entire topic of circumcision aside for a second. What a loving piece of poo poo. Guys like RedPanels guy (I assuming based on the current evidence that KKKlurf is a guy) are the reason the issue is a hornet's nest. gently caress MRAs man. What complete wastes of oxygen. SwitchbladeKult fucked around with this message at 16:20 on Jan 27, 2017 |
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Xander77 posted:Mother. Fucker. It's the opposite, it's critical. The comic is saying that instead of actually draining the swamp of DC, all of the people that make up the swamp have moved to Foggy Bottom, a particularly wealthy section of DC where high-ranking federal employees often live, and where many major executive agencies (like the state department) are. The labeling on the wall is confusing, as is the inside baseball reference to a DC neighborhood.
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Who wants some Canadian toons? 1.  So, basically, Canadian PM Justin Trudeau is betwixt a rock and a hard place. An open proud legislative feminist, supporter of gay rights, and guy who welcomed 35K syrian refugees, he has to buddy up to Trump because 80% of Canada's economy involves the US, so if we piss Cheeto Hitler, we kinda become third world over night. 2.  3.  So we got a leadership race for our Conservative Party. These two chucklefucks have divided Trump's strategy. Kevin O'Leary (Of Dragon's Den/Shark Tank fame) has taken the obnoxious reality tv show host who pretends to be good at business half, and Kellie Leitch has taken the outright racist shitheel post. I kinda wish one of them, or Brad Trost (Our hardright christian culture warrior) wins so that my job in 2019 is loving pointing to the states and going "See what happens?" Also, note how all three have effective crosshatching, and good caricatures who do resemble the person, and also human beings in whole.
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Sandpuppy posted:It's an old cartoon. The Foley scandal happened during the Bush years, which should help make you appreciate those trees on the ends a little more. i still can't get the level of thoughtlessness necessary to say we never had a domestic act of terror when bush was president, and yet praise his response to 9-11 the next day
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Discendo Vox posted:The labeling on the wall is confusing, as is the inside baseball reference to a DC neighborhood.
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Discendo Vox posted:It's the opposite, it's critical. The comic is saying that instead of actually draining the swamp of DC, all of the people that make up the swamp have moved to Foggy Bottom, a particularly wealthy section of DC where high-ranking federal employees often live, and where many major executive agencies (like the state department) are. "Foggy Bottom" is shorthand for the State department, she's not referring to the literal neighborhood. Benson is justifying our lack of a functioning State department by grouping all the officials that Trump fired with the "swamp."
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D.N. Nation posted:And unlike those two howling baboons, she's not even interesting enough to enrage you. Counterpoint:
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Technowolf posted:And apparently, Russia is about to explode in nuclear hellfire. (Stay safe, comrades!) Боже мой...
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bunnyofdoom posted:So we got a leadership race for our Conservative Party. These two chucklefucks have divided Trump's strategy. Kevin O'Leary (Of Dragon's Den/Shark Tank fame) has taken the obnoxious reality tv show host who pretends to be good at business half, and Kellie Leitch has taken the outright racist shitheel post. I kinda wish one of them, or Brad Trost (Our hardright christian culture warrior) wins so that my job in 2019 is loving pointing to the states and going "See what happens?" I wouldn't be so sure; Trudeau hasn't fixed every social ill in Canada yet 100% so the internet is firing up the "both sides are the same" machine. If the NDP comes out promising ponies and rainbows we'll get the magical split vote again. Trump is going to do everything in his power to make Trudeau look bad along the way as well. On the flip side, I have a friends who are getting memberships in the Conservative party just to make sure these two asshats don't get in. Oh and bonus possible hilarity: their leadership convention is sharing space with a 25,000+ attendee anime convention this year.
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