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Guilty Spork posted:When the gently caress has there been a case where Americans had a chance to be refugees? If things were as screwed here as in Syria you can bet there would be plenty of American refugees. Well I mean you have things like the Northern Railroad, if that counts (it does for my money). I would say fleeing slavery counts as being a refugee.
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Rich Uncle Chet posted:
"REGUFEES"
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Vic Boss posted:"REGUFEES" You don't see those any where in the world, but especially not in America.
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Someone I know on FB posted this http://i.imgur.com/4B93h9s.jpg Look at the time stamps. 5 months between begging for boobs.
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So how long until all the anti-GMO scaremongering about the newly approved GMO salmon?
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I've already seen stuff about the salmon. With regards to American refugees, what about all the oppressed Americans supposedly fleeing to Canada after every election? Do they count?
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goose fleet posted:So how long until all the anti-GMO scaremongering about the newly approved GMO salmon? You should counter that wild salmon stocks are near extinction levels, so if you want your artisan sushi, you're going to have to go without salmon or accept the GMO. also http://i.imgur.com/uMr8izR.jpg Lets put a literal war criminal in charge of the military! And this is pretty much a recipe for WW3 where the entire world aligns against the US.
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twistedmentat posted:Lets put a literal war criminal in charge of the military! HAve we ever not had a war criminal in charge of the military? 
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Have we ever not had a war criminal in charge of the country
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Tiberius Thyben posted:HAve we ever not had a war criminal in charge of the military? Yea, but Allen West was a hands on war criminal. He directly was involved with War Crimes. It would be like Kissinger piloting a b-52 over Cambodia. The best was the person who shared it had comments like "Yea, Palin's not the best but she's hot!" 
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Rich Uncle Chet posted:
Every once in a while someone dusts off their gun and takes a crack at fixing America's educational system.
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Desk Lamp posted:Every once in a while someone dusts off their gun and takes a crack at fixing America's educational system. 
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Guilty Spork posted:When the gently caress has there been a case where Americans had a chance to be refugees? If things were as screwed here as in Syria you can bet there would be plenty of American refugees. Please, we've got pussy rear end bitches threatening to piss off to Canada if Obama is elected/if the ACA passes/if homos start gettin' married. We wouldn't last ten minutes under a terrorist regime. We lose our loving minds if they're out of pumpkin spice at Starbucks.
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Nice fantasy circus team, dudes gonna win the pool for sure.
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Skaw posted:Nice fantasy circus team, dudes gonna win the pool for sure. Who's the AG? I don't recognize him among the other mental patients in the image.
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Rich Uncle Chet posted:
There are Americans that are medical refugees. People that moved to other countries with real healthcare systems. Since they have a pre-existing condition it's basically impossible for them to get insurance or afford their treatments back home. Returning them to the states would literally be a death sentence.
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Dr_Amazing posted:There are Americans that are medical refugees. People that moved to other countries with real healthcare systems. Since they have a pre-existing condition it's basically impossible for them to get insurance or afford their treatments back home. Returning them to the states would literally be a death sentence. Pfft they're not real Americans, a REAL American would tough out that "illness", or they'd fix it themselves https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A8zl6MrAqrs 
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Thin Privilege posted:Pfft they're not real Americans, a REAL American would tough out that "illness", or they'd fix it themselves with a gun?
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twistedmentat posted:Who's the AG? I don't recognize him among the other mental patients in the image. Trey Gowdy, Chariman of the Select Committee on the Benghazi Attacks. I fail to see why having a man who's biggest duty found no evidence being put in one of the highest legal positions in the country would be a bad thing.
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A week or so ago someone on here mentioned International Men's Day and I was hoping some stuff would come up. But the only thing I've seen relating to it is this http://i.imgur.com/v09FmND.jpg I guess there's nothing because nobody actually cares about a Men's Day, they just want to complain when there's a Women's Day.  at least the comic is pretty cute! (when I first saw it on facebook all the comments were along the lines of "Ugh, who let the feminists in", but that's the closest I've got to IoSM)
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I don't know about you guys, but if I ever find a red panda in my yard I'm keeping it. 
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goose fleet posted:It's almost like every single day of the year is Men's Day Men's Day is Wednesday.
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Thin Privilege posted:Pfft they're not real Americans, a REAL American would tough out that "illness", or they'd fix it themselves It's like they're proud of not having access to quality health care
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Lol that kid doesn't even live in america any more because of how crazy people were about him
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Aesop Poprock posted:Lol that kid doesn't even live in america any more because of how crazy people were about him Wait another country took him in? And their going to let him, an American child, in to they're schools? Where they're children are? Maybe they should watch the NEWS and they'll see what American children do to schools.......
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First google result for "bomb alarm clock": http://www.amazon.com/Novelty-Defusable-Alarm-Clock-Bomb-like/dp/B00C587QUM
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AtomD posted:Wait another country took him in? And their going to let him, an American child, in to they're schools? Where they're children are? Maybe they should watch the NEWS and they'll see what American children do to schools....... Don't worry, he's going to an American university in Qatar. 
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Maker Of Shoes posted:Oh good. Time to go terrible social media post spelunking I particularly like the fact that one of the characters has a neckbeard.
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 It's true, the idea that the future could possibly be worse than the past is exclusively a 21st century idea. Also, what is that supposed to be? Nuclear wasteland? Because that specific fear has been going on since the cold war.
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I have a few friends on Facebook pretty much circle-jerking off to how absolutely amazing Putin is. These are friends who live in Canada and the USA. It's kind of weird to see. They usually post some comment from Obama about compassion or some such bullshit and then one from Putin saying something like if Muslims came to his country they wouldn't be allowed to practice religion or how the proper response to terrorism is to level a country, and my friends would ask why their president can't be more like Putin. It's kind of bizaare to see people idol-worshipping Putin outside of Russia.
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Madkal posted:I have a few friends on Facebook pretty much circle-jerking off to how absolutely amazing Putin is. These are friends who live in Canada and the USA. It's kind of weird to see. They usually post some comment from Obama about compassion or some such bullshit and then one from Putin saying something like if Muslims came to his country they wouldn't be allowed to practice religion or how the proper response to terrorism is to level a country, and my friends would ask why their president can't be more like Putin. It's kind of bizaare to see people idol-worshipping Putin outside of Russia.
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trapped mouse posted:
Ask them if they ever saw Terminator 2, then let them check the release date on IMDB? I thought most apocalyptic B movies were from the early 90s or so starring Christopher Lambert or something. Anyway, content: guess the comments inbetween: 
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Madkal posted:I have a few friends on Facebook pretty much circle-jerking off to how absolutely amazing Putin is. These are friends who live in Canada and the USA. It's kind of weird to see. They usually post some comment from Obama about compassion or some such bullshit and then one from Putin saying something like if Muslims came to his country they wouldn't be allowed to practice religion or how the proper response to terrorism is to level a country, and my friends would ask why their president can't be more like Putin. It's kind of bizaare to see people idol-worshipping Putin outside of Russia. Whatever one wishes to call it - Cultural Marxism, Political Correctness, Neo-Progressivism, Social Justice, feminism - the effect is an entire generation divested of their capacity for independent and rational thinking. A clearer example of social engineering one will not encounter.
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trapped mouse posted:
"If you want a vision of the future, imagine a boot stamping on a human face--forever.” -George Orwell, 1949
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Putin: noted attacker of ISIS.
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There's something maybe worth noting about the fact that we don't have a lot of optimistic sci-fi right now that isn't a franchise that's been going since the 70s or earlier, but this is the most hilariously incorrect 90s nostalgia I've ever seen. The 90s were a fairly happy time overall, sure, but sci-fi was where a lot of its bleaker stuff went.
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