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insert_funny posted:https://twitter.com/GeoffRBennett/status/1076879159807361024 Mattis I’m sure wanted to stay on as long as possible to try and do damage control. This is Trump being a piss baby and outright firing him instead of allowing him to resign with dignity.
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Shimrra Jamaane posted:Mattis I’m sure wanted to stay on as long as possible to try and do damage control. This is Trump being a piss baby and outright firing him instead of allowing him to resign with dignity.
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https://www.politico.com/story/2018/12/22/trump-mattis-resignation-second-chance-1074499 Jesus, he really does have some sort of cancer in whatever part of the brain is supposed to produce shame
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Why am I not surprised that Trump got variable-rate loans...
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Shimrra Jamaane posted:Mattis I’m sure wanted to stay on as long as possible to try and do damage control. This is Trump being a piss baby and outright firing him instead of allowing him to resign with dignity. He's functionally illiterate, he didn't know the contents of the "gently caress you" letter until he had time to marinate his brain worms in Fox telling him it was a "gently caress you." Now he's pissy pants about it and throwing a tantrum.
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Yeah there is no way in hell Turm puzzled his way through Mattis' letter, lol at the image of that
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Shimrra Jamaane posted:I wish Trump had all cancers. Don’t be mean to cancer. It doesn’t deserve Trump
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I don't care about his policitics, Rick just as a way with words.  https://twitter.com/TheRickWilson/status/1076135527802458113
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Charlz Guybon posted:I don't care about his policitics, Rick just as a way with words. ICP are now anti-fascist.
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Absurd Alhazred posted:ICP are now anti-fascist.
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Charlz Guybon posted:You have a good point. I had forgotten about that. It's okay to suppress most new things, these past few thousand years since Trump won the election have been kind of wild.
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Absurd Alhazred posted:ICP are now anti-fascist. Inductively coupled plasma will certainly bash the fasc into their constituent elemental ions.
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Tanking the economy out of pure incompetence, classic Trump move. https://twitter.com/paulkrugman/status/1076974996227014656 https://twitter.com/paulkrugman/status/1076975432661110784 https://twitter.com/paulkrugman/status/1076976766655307778 https://twitter.com/paulkrugman/status/1076979449298604032 https://twitter.com/paulkrugman/status/1076980445512900608 Charlz Guybon fucked around with this message at 03:36 on Dec 24, 2018 |
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Charlz Guybon posted:Tanking the economy out of pure incompetence, classic Trump move. Nice job.
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Mnuchin and the other one Kudlow both are liars. I've heard the marketplace host outright say kudlow was lying to him. They are also dumb but not like Trump dumb, just regular person dumb.
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Panic! at Nabisco posted:This is Trump trying to pull a "you can't quit! you're fired!" which is...about as petty as we've come to expect of our piss president, honestly. Well, at least he should be able to take unemployment now.
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Absurd Alhazred posted:ICP are now anti-fascist. Not really "now". They embraced the antifa label but have always been against the core facets of fascism. I mean ICP was burning Confederate flag on stage before it was cool. I'm from Michigan/Detroit do I have a soft spot for ICP fans, probably because I knew a lot of them in highschool and they're all super working class or below the poverty line and a couple have OD'd and died. Super weird usually but generally good people. Juggalos are the proletariat.
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Charlz Guybon posted:Tanking the economy out of pure incompetence, classic Trump move. If I understand this properly, Mnuchin calling the banks to reassure them that the economy is fine but also you guys have enough cash on hand right is causing the banks to think the economy is not fine. Is that correct?
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1stGear posted:If I understand this properly, Mnuchin calling the banks to reassure them that the economy is fine but also you guys have enough cash on hand right is causing the banks to think the economy is not fine. Is that correct? "Hi, this is the Treasury Secretary. I just wanted to make an unsolicited phone call during the government shutdown and stock market freefall to let you know that we absolutely have enough credit. Absolutely definitely have enough credit. OK, gotta go." Calls back real quick: "Also, my boss says I'm supposed to tell you the guy in charge of the system which maintains credit and liquidity for all of the nation's bank is a huge douchebag. But yeah, nothing to worry about, have a Merry Christmas." Lewd Mangabey fucked around with this message at 19:07 on Dec 24, 2018 |
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1stGear posted:If I understand this properly, Mnuchin calling the banks to reassure them that the economy is fine but also you guys have enough cash on hand right is causing the banks to think the economy is not fine. Is that correct? The alternative theory is that Mnuchin actually has no idea whether the economy is fine, and since pissbaby has variable rate loans he screamed at Mnuchin to DO SOMETHING and the only thing he could think of is to talk to the banks and ask them to save the economy. Layers upon layers of corruption and ignorance.
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1stGear posted:If I understand this properly, Mnuchin calling the banks to reassure them that the economy is fine but also you guys have enough cash on hand right is causing the banks to think the economy is not fine. Is that correct? https://twitter.com/paulkrugman/status/1077272063482707969 https://twitter.com/paulkrugman/status/1077211351293050880 (And the latter link in detail: https://ftalphaville.ft.com/2018/12/24/1545650804000/There-s-no-process-left-at-the-White-House/)
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Lewd Mangabey posted:"Hi, this is the Treasury Secretary. I just wanted to make an unsolicited phone call during the government shutdown and stock market freefall to let you know that we absolutely have enough credit. Absolutely definitely have enough credit. OK, gotta go." Who could have predicted this!? https://twitter.com/thehill/status/1077236735376048131
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https://twitter.com/NBCNews/status/1077638890914308096 Merry Christmas, and by the way we killed another child. [your signature is being processed. check the notification bar for updates]
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For he found himself at length beside her once again; breathless and panting, her sweet brown limbs aglow from the excitement of escape denied; eyes shining like a blaze of stars, and pulses beating with tumultuous life—helpless and yielding against the strength that pinned her down between the roots. His eyes put mastery on her own. She looked up into his face, obedient, happy, soft with love, surrendered with the same delicious abandon that had swept her for a moment into other arms. “You caught me in the end,” she sighed. “I only played awhile.” “I hold you for ever,” he replied, half wondering at the rough power in his voice. It was here the hush of worship stole upon her little face, into her obedient eyes, about her parted lips. She ceased her wilful struggling. “Listen!” she whispered. “I hear a step upon the glades beyond. The iris and the lily open; the earth is ready, waiting; we must be ready too! He is coming!” He released her and sprang up; the entire company rose too. All stood, all bowed the head. There was an instant’s subtle panic, but it was the panic of reverent awe that preludes a descent of deity. For a wind passed through the branches with a sound that is the oldest in the world and so the youngest. Above it there rose the shrill, faint piping of a little reed. Only the first, true sounds were audible—wind and water—the tinkling of the dewdrops as they fell, the murmur of the trees against the air. This was the piping that they heard. And in the hush the stars bent down to hear, the riot paused, the orgy passed and died. The figures waited, kneeling then with one accord. They listened with—the Earth. “He comes;... He comes ...” the valley breathed about them. There was a footfall from far away, treading across a world unruined and unstained. It fell with the wind and water, sweetening the valley into life as it approached. Across the rivers and forests it came gently, tenderly, but swiftly and with a power that knew majesty. “He comes;... He comes;...!” rose with the murmur of the wind and water from the host of lowered heads. The footfall came nearer, treading a world grown soft with worship. It reached the grove. It entered. There was a sense of intolerable loveliness, of brimming life, of rapture. The thousand faces lifted like a cloud. They heard the piping close. And so He came. But He came with blessing. With the stupendous Presence there was joy, the joy of abundant, natural life, pure as the sunlight and the wind. He passed among them. There was great movement—as of a forest shaking, as of deep water falling, as of a cornfield swaying to the wind, yet gentle as of a harebell shedding its burden of dew that it has held too long because of love. He passed among them, touching every head. The great hand swept with tenderness each face, lingered a moment on each beating heart. There was sweetness, peace, and loveliness; but above all, there was—life. He sanctioned every natural joy in them and blessed each passion with his power of creation.... Yet each one saw him differently: some as a wife or maiden desired with fire, some as a youth or stalwart husband, others as a figure veiled with stars or cloaked in luminous mist, hardly attainable; others, again—the fewest these, not more than two or three—as that mysterious wonder which tempts the heart away from known familiar sweetness into a wilderness of undecipherable magic without flesh and blood... To two, in particular, He came so near that they could feel his breath of hills and fields upon their eyes. He touched them with both mighty hands. He stroked the marble breasts, He felt the little hidden horns ... and, as they bent lower so that their lips met together for an instant, He took her arms and twined them about the curved, brown neck that she might hold him closer still.... Again a footfall sounded far away upon an unruined world ... and He was gone—back into the wind and water whence He came. The thousand faces lifted; all stood up; the hush of worship still among them. There was a quiet as of the dawn. The piping floated over woods and fields, fading into silence. All looked at one another. ... And then once more the laughter and the play broke loose. (USER WAS PUT ON PROBATION FOR THIS POST) (USER WAS PUT ON PROBATION FOR THIS POST) (USER WAS BANNED FOR THIS POST)
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Mattis is a dumb piece of poo poo killer why are liberals lionizing him? Charles Manson could write a prison letter saying orange man bad and get tearful apologia from you people lol
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Your Parents posted:Mattis is a dumb piece of poo poo killer why are liberals lionizing him? Charles Manson could write a prison letter saying orange man bad and get tearful apologia from you people lol Nobody's lionizing him. He was the last adult in the room, so him going will leave Trump almost completely unchecked. Mattis was terrible but known. As bad as things are, things will get worse without him.
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Your Parents posted:Mattis is a dumb piece of poo poo killer why are liberals lionizing him? Charles Manson could write a prison letter saying orange man bad and get tearful apologia from you people lol Well, noticing that "rear end in a top hat kept even more dangerous and stupid rear end in a top hat momentarily in check" isn't exactly a mark of approval, just an observation. loving dumb liberals lol KickerOfMice fucked around with this message at 16:44 on Dec 28, 2018 |
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Your Parents posted:Mattis is a dumb piece of poo poo killer why are liberals lionizing him? Charles Manson could write a prison letter saying orange man bad and get tearful apologia from you people lol Orange Man Bad? Maybe be a little more subtle the next time you spout alt-right memes.
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Your Parents posted:Mattis is a dumb piece of poo poo killer why are liberals lionizing him? Charles Manson could write a prison letter saying orange man bad and get tearful apologia from you people lol So you admit that he's orange then? https://www.cnbc.com/amp/2018/12/27/mueller-asks-to-delay-hearing-in-jerome-corsi-lawsuit-citing-shutdown.html quote:A federal judge on Thursday denied a request by special counsel Robert Mueller and several other federal agencies to delay an upcoming hearing in a lawsuit brought by Roger Stone-linked conspiracy theorist Jerome Corsi. RuanGacho fucked around with this message at 16:48 on Dec 28, 2018 |
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RuanGacho posted:So you admit that he's orange then? I admit he's orange and bad, even.
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