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Pththya-lyi posted:
Ugh I hate this straw man character that I, the target audience am supposed to hate, so much!
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Sir Tonk posted:That part about the dead soldier 
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zakharov posted:Usually the right wingers aren't so blatant about pining for Pinochet-style justice. This is Bob Lang we're talking about. The man with the insectoid lapels and who compared Obamacare to ushering jews into gas chambers.
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alnilam posted:"Death flights are a good thing" - a real human being in 2014 Th only thing that can stop a bad terrorist with a bomb is a good terrorist with a bomb.
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Also, there's been some pretty good racism in these threads. Good job, america! But you want the good stuff? You go to Europe, or more specifically that bastion of free speech called Denmark. So here's Niels Thomsen, professional cartoonist in demand by racist assholes all across Sweden, Denmark and Norway. These were published in Dispatch International. A "newspaper" that now is only an extremely racist website, but was actually once a printed newspaper that people got in their mail. They had to scrap the printed edition, since happily very few people were willing to pay for a modern variant of Der Stürmer. I posted some of his work some time back, so a few might be repeats. But what better way to start celebrating a new year?            Once again, this was considered publishable in Scandinavia. On behalf of sane Swedes, I apologize.
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Gravel Gravy posted:1. What is the guy doing with a rock up his rear end? He's playing Drop Ball, the extremely addictive, high-intensity game designed for people everywhere. 
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alnilam posted:"Death flights are a good thing" - a real human being in 2014 I wanted to correct you and say 2015 but the truth is this dude isn't living anywhere near the present year Erenthal posted:vis literally every one of these is "A thing happened also I'm racist" Calico Heart fucked around with this message at 18:57 on Jan 2, 2015 |
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Calico Heart posted:Does anyone wanna put No one is going to bet against that.
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Xander77 posted:Anatoly works as a first name. Only. "Anatolievich" or "Anatoliev", otherwise. The NYPD are also doing a "virtual work stoppage" in which they're not actually doing the normal day to day police work a beat cop would do save for serious offenses. Overall arrests are down 66% compared to this time last year for a comparisson.
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Have there been any serious incidents that ostensibly could have been prevented by the police actually doing their jobs? What I've heard about the NYPD of late makes it seem like they could make this work stoppage permanent and it'd be a net good for everyone, but that's probably hyperbole.
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zoux posted:Well as it is aimed at city government, not fulfilling duties that directly translate in to city revenue is actually a pretty good protest move. Isn't... that how they make money for the Police department?
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zoux posted:Look if they were smart people then they wouldn't be cops. Not even being mean to cops, they really do turn down people who do too well on the tests.
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Shugojin posted:Not even being mean to cops, they really do turn down people who do too well on the tests.
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Shugojin posted:Not even being mean to cops, they really do turn down people who do too well on the tests. As much as people like to throw this around, the reason this became a thing was because somebody was rejected after they scored well above average and the PD don't want to have to train someone just for them to get bored and move on to something better paying. "ABC News posted:“This kind of puts an official face on discrimination in America against people of a certain class,” Jordan said today from his Waterford home. “I maintain you have no more control over your basic intelligence than your eye color or your gender or anything else.” Truly the smart people are the oppressed class of America.
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Garrand posted:As much as people like to throw this around, the reason this became a thing was because somebody was rejected after they scored well above average and the PD don't want to have to train someone just for them to get bored and move on to something better paying. quote:Truly the smart people are the oppressed class of America.
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Alhazred posted:
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Yeah I know it's just the same "oh you probably are doing this as a holdover until you find something better" that is why anybody gets turned down for being overqualified. Still kind of a funny story, though. e: Also it shows that whoever was doing the hiring thinks the job is unappealing or has bad compensation and that someone would think it's a poor opportunity. Shugojin fucked around with this message at 19:46 on Jan 2, 2015 |
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Garrand posted:As much as people like to throw this around, the reason this became a thing was because somebody was rejected after they scored well above average and the PD don't want to have to train someone just for them to get bored and move on to something better paying. As a MENSA member I will organize a march for next week. As soon as my membership quiz gets sent out and I receive my membership card and Subway discount coupon in the mail. And it is a pretty reasonable method, but that can have an effect on the final candidates. And a lot of departments are already scraping the bottom of the barrel as it is as most worth their salt will probably get picked up by something else during the year or so long application process. It's basically jury duty, if you can find no reason to get out of it...
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"Take that, person that was kidnapped and tortured without ever committing any sort of crime ever!"
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[quote="hexigrammus" post="post439674004"] Wait - what? I was trying to google the details, but the search results are swamped by the fraudulent voter allegations. We have two guys (both Republican) campaigning for the Republican nomination, and someone in one camp thought that pictures of the opponent's dying wife would be useful in discrediting the opponent? Seriously? Is this what happened? [/quote] Yes. fade5 posted:
Don't lie. So, while we're on the subject of the 2014 primary, let's have some more 'toons!  (1)If at first you don't succeed...  (2)Yes, McDaniel actually said something like that.  (3)The night after the first primary, a group of Tea Party staffers entered the locked courthouse where the votes were being counted to "assist in counting the votes." I swear I'm not making this up.  (4)A popular music number from a popular movie happened! Also, McDaniel never gave up.  (5)Mississippi law states that someone who votes in one party's primaries cannot vote in the others on the same day. McDaniel missed the "one the same day" part of the law. Also, the "Binder o' Fraud" was a real thing.  (6)... I got nothing.  (7)The ONLY reason McDaniel's court challenge stopped was because a judge ruled that McDaniel's team had waited too late to file the challenge. (Also, Ramsay thinks he's Rorus Raz)  (8)Reality is truly stranger than fiction.
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Rorus Raz posted:Holy poo poo, this popped up on Town Hall for yesterday. A few pages back, but I looked on Cagle, Gorrel isn't on there anymore. I looked on Gorrell's site, and there's no cartoon between December 30 and January 2. So as far as I can tell, for once that's not Gorrell's fault. I was going to save that cartoon for the 2015 Gay Abortions, but it doesn't belong, oh no. 
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Technowolf posted:
Why does this guy have an adorable possum?
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Happy 2015 thread. Will this be the year where the glorious Rallvolution finally comes to fruition? Stay tuned   1 2 3 4 5 6
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Alhazred posted:Political cartoons by Norwegian cartoonist Finn Graff: reeeally diggin' this one. Pretty drat good imagery.
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Technowolf posted:.... That possum rules.
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