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papa_november posted:obama was a palette swap of bill clinton with bush ii's moveset. this was obvious six months in. hilldawg murdered the best-dressed dictator on our planet, an eccentric grandpa with no ability to project violence beyond his own borders. this in turn turned libya into a gigantic al-queda training camp. the next half of the administration was spent propping up literal nazis on russia's front doorstep Sir, this is a McDonald's Drive-Thru Bannon and I have a spiritual link. Obama should have dropped a H-bomb on Raqqa when ISIS declared their caliphate.
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goddamn news nerdlingers can't even tell when a dude is partying no wonder americans distrust the media
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I too go on Wikipedia walkabout when I can’t sleep/am bored at work.
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DAD LOST MY IPOD posted:I mean yeah Moore was a pedo but Bannon spearheaded the campaign that lost a US senate seat in alabama yeah. bannon is hosed in the mainstream. for now at least.
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Steve Bannon, storming from end to end of living room with crushed adderall powder under his nose: "And furthermore if you look at the third, ninth, and seventeenth turnings you see that it's only homogeneous with a clear identity and set of shared values that can overcome adversity and avoid collapsing. But the ninth, twelfth, and eleventeenth turnings..." Vanity Fair reporter, nodding sincerely, thinking: "My god, this man is a savage intellectual monolith."
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The New Yorker has a piece on Turning Point and how their funding and actions are probably breaking campaign finance laws.quote:As Turning Point’s profile has risen, so has scrutiny of its funding and tactics. Internal documents that I obtained, as well as interviews with former employees, suggest that the group may have skirted campaign-finance laws that bar charitable organizations from participating in political activity. Former employees say that they were directed to work with prominent conservatives, including the wife of the Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas, in aid of Republican Presidential candidates in 2016. Perhaps most troubling for an organization that holds up conservatives as the real victims of discrimination in America, Turning Point USA is also alleged to have fostered an atmosphere that is hostile to minorities. Screenshots provided to me by a source show that Crystal Clanton, who served until last summer as the group’s national field director, sent a text message to another Turning Point employee saying, “I HATE BLACK PEOPLE. Like gently caress them all . . . I hate blacks. End of story.” quote:Former Turning Point employees say that the organization was a difficult workplace and rife with tension, some of it racial. Gabrielle Fequiere, a former Turning Point employee, told me that she was the only African-American hired as a field director when she worked with the group, three years ago. “In looking back, I think it was racist,” she said. “At the time, I was blaming myself, and I thought I did something wrong.” Fequiere, who now works as a model, recalled that the young black recruits that she brought into the organization suddenly found themselves disinvited from the group’s annual student summit, and that when she herself attended, she watched speakers there who “spoke badly about black women having all these babies out of wedlock. It was really offensive.” (Kirk, through a spokesman, denied that any such incidents occurred, and said, “These accusations are absolutely baseless and even absurd.”) quote:“Crystal gave Ginni Thomas my private mailing address without my permission,” Hall recalled. “They gave out employees’ personal information to the wife of a Supreme Court Justice.” The next thing she knew, she said, hundreds of Cruz placards arrived at her home. “We threw them out,” Hall said. She was a Cruz supporter, but, she says, “We wanted to volunteer on our own terms, not to give in to pressure from a boss. I felt that if it wasn’t crossing a legal line, it was crossing a professional one.” quote:In a phone interview, Kirk declined to identify the donors who have supplied his group’s eight-million-dollar-plus annual budget, noting that many prefer to remain anonymous. But Kirk has spoken and fund-raised at various closed-door energy-industry gatherings, including those of the 2017 board meeting of the National Mining Association and the 2016 annual meeting of the Independent Petroleum Association of America. In our interview, Kirk acknowledged that some of his donors “are in the fossil-fuel space.” quote:Once in control of student governments, the brochure says, Turning Point expects its allied campus leaders to follow a set political agenda. Among its planks are the defunding of progressive organizations on campus, the implementation of “free speech” policies eliminating barriers to hate speech, and the blocking of all campus “boycott, divestment and sanctions” movements. Turning Point’s agenda also calls for the student leaders it empowers to use student resources to host speakers and forums promoting “American Exceptionalism and Free Market ideals on campus.” quote:Andy MacCracken, the executive director of the National Campus Leadership Council, said he worries that campus elections are “particularly vulnerable” to outside money, “because there aren’t really any standard rules.” MacCracken says it’s been “shocking to see how much of an operation there is from Turning Point,” adding that “there’s really nothing comparable that I’m aware of from left-wing groups.” The push, he suggested, reflects a recognition on the part of conservatives about the future value of student leaders. “I can totally imagine they’re thinking that if we can win this on campuses, they will be the thought leaders down the road. This is a way to win it efficiently at the start. The challenge, though,” he says, “is that so much of this is in the dark.”
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paranoid randroid posted:Steve Bannon, storming from end to end of living room with crushed adderall powder under his nose: "And furthermore if you look at the third, ninth, and seventeenth turnings you see that it's only homogeneous with a clear identity and set of shared values that can overcome adversity and avoid collapsing. But the ninth, twelfth, and eleventeenth turnings..." I kind of want to print this post out and frame it. it’s really good.
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bannon owns the first thing about him i heard was some dipshit journo saying hes smart and read the art of war because if you've ever read a book your an automatic genius
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codenameFANGIO posted:I can’t believe these morons are going forward with “soyboy” like that actually hurts people’s feelings and makes them sound smart, when it sounds even dumber than “snowflake” It's tough to come up with new insults that hurt people who don't think like you when you lack all empathy.
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Dec 22, 2017 01:10
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media dumbasses only read blogposts by other media dumbasses where they recite each others' blog posts whose points were originally fed to them by some think tank dipshit so anyone who's opened a book since college is a brain genius to them
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Dec 22, 2017 01:11
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Do wannabee strategist masters try to write their own Art of War or The Prince handbooks because that seems ripe for laughs.
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snoremac posted:Do wannabee strategist masters try to write their own Art of War or The Prince handbooks because that seems ripe for laughs. the prince is the ultimate book for immediatly getting someones measure cause if they brag about you automatically know their a jackass its double funny because when Machiavelli actually ruled a city he ate poo poo and got conquered within like a year lmao
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Dec 22, 2017 01:15
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loving vanity fair nerd has never been around a guy on coke before
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Vanity Fair Writer: "I've heard you described as a voracious reader..." Bannon, wearing a victorian nightshirt stained with mustard over 30% of its surface: "Oh yeah I devour books. Literally devour 'em. I tear out each page when I'm done reading it and eat it. It's like eating the author's heart; it gives you their power." Writer: "I see. And would you say that—" Bannon: "I haven't taken a poo poo in two weeks."
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Darkman Fanpage posted:loving vanity fair nerd has never been around a guy on coke before most journalists haven't been around a guy on coke or they would have called out trump for that poo poo during the debates more journalists need to follow the path of hst
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Futuresight posted:It's tough to come up with new insults that hurt people who don't think like you when you lack all empathy. They can only come up with so many new ways to call someone a human being, and that's ultimately what their arsenal of pejoratives always comes back to. Well, for men at least. paranoid randroid posted:Vanity Fair Writer: "I've heard you described as a voracious reader..." Reporter: "So if you could, Mr. Bannon, please describe for us your vision for the right in 2018" Literal pile of garbage, heaped up against an overflowing dumpter: Reporter: "Wow. Such towering insight." Bannon, emerging from nearby manhole with what look suspiciously tail-like disappearing into his mouth: "Sorry I'm late, the rats fought me harder than usual today. So, what did you want to talk about?"
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paranoid randroid posted:Vanity Fair Writer: "I've heard you described as a voracious reader..." like prison planet
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McGlockenshire posted:The New Yorker has a piece on Turning Point and how their funding and actions are probably breaking campaign finance laws. lol
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McGlockenshire posted:the implementation of “free speech” policies eliminating barriers to hate speech, and the blocking of all campus “boycott, divestment and sanctions” movements 
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drat I initially thought he actually did a freestyle rap about Hillary Clinton
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Dreddout posted:drat I initially thought he actually did a freestyle rap about Hillary Clinton According to the unproduced script, the Blood subsequently “crosses to Brutus and grabs his crotch.” “Hey, motherfucker, YOU—what you think—YOU—as the great dick of this… assembly?” Agrippa asks. “Did you call me…” Brutus replies. “A dick,” Agrippa says, cutting him off, “in his face.” “You motherfucker…” Brutus responds. Agrippa grasps at Brutus’s penis, one extra time.
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2000 kids who have never felt the sting of disappointment or the pain of a splinter have now pledged to lay down their lives in bloody combat for... [checks notes] "the diaper boy" your move, libtards
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If those 2000 kids start wearing diapers, then I'll believe him.
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i dream of a future where all 21 million college students in the US poo poo in their diapers
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Literally, who?
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Talk is cheap. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wHz9it70TdI
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Mc Do Well posted:Talk is cheap. Terri Gross noooooo... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wHz9it70TdI&t=2718s
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McDowell take your loving meds
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Vincent Van Goatse posted:McDowell take your loving meds lmao piss off. America is the land of cults, liberal secularism had its time of dominance and now it is dying. still waiting on that permaban.
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Dec 22, 2017 04:28
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none of that excuses you from not taking your loving meds McDowell
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wtf is going on
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Shalebridge Cradle posted:wtf is going on Nothing new under the sun, pending the martyrdom of Charlie Kirk and 2000 others - a new American Record.
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Dec 22, 2017 04:54
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lol at anyone fellating Steev Beenan
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McGlockenshire posted:The New Yorker has a piece on Turning Point and how their funding and actions are probably breaking campaign finance laws.
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Also how everything seems to have a nefarious plan behind it, to screw everyone else over the instant they get any power. Student politics is always stupid poo poo but this is probably a new low.
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rudatron posted:Its always shocking just how far right wing groups are willing to flaut the law, and cheat, and lie, when the entire system is basically already in their favor anyway. Is it though? They know they won't face repercussions, that's the whole point.
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The Phlegmatist posted:https://twitter.com/RAMRANTS/status/943727742411034624 This dude has an 80 tweet chain calling Joe Biden a pedophile for standard grandpa behaviour. I feel sad for a person who sees an old person smelling a child's hair and their first thought is "pedo!" Are they an orphan? have they never had a grandparent?
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I don’t know anything about these tweets or what exactly Biden did but smelling anyone’s hair is weird as all hell
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