A.o.D. posted:

Why yes, the one candidate that was lovely enough to lose to Trump. Let's roll her back out. It will definitely go better this time.

Marshal Prolapse posted:

Discussion Quorum posted:

Toxic masculinity as a prop for capitalism, same as in football (NFL flavor) or mining or construction or any other "manly" industry. Worrying about safety makes us look wimpy and costs the investors money and is bad for business

Midjack posted:

lmao at celebrating America in 2022.

A.o.D. posted:

Technically, the British parliament can outlaw gravity because there is no constitutional limitation or prior restraint on their authority.

Godholio posted:

So they probably got the culprit on (lovely) video, too.

Pine Cone Jones posted:

Stealing this from doomsday economics, but hopefully this won't get heard, but who knows, we are in hellworld.

https://twitter.com/SethGoldstein13/status/1543936862196305922

gently caress the SC

bird food bathtub posted:

I'm shitposting from my work shitter so on the phone app. Working fine through there.

Jimmy Smuts posted:

That's literally very close to something I did as a toddler; it's one of my first memories.
edit: why did he have his suit unbuttoned?

Milo and POTUS posted:

That guy who hit that seamount really should have seen it coming

Mr. Nice! posted:

There is an issue with apple safari browsers (both ios and osx) where pages will freeze when a tweet is listed by twitter as having sensitive content. As a temp patch over this while more investigation is ongoing, all tweet embedding is disabled on safari.

Stultus Maximus posted:

Huh. Works fine on phone app for me too but kills desktop browser. It seems to be one of the twitter embeds. As a non-computer toucher, I suppose I'll just wait until it rolls over to a new page. Thanks.

Nick Soapdish posted:

https://twitter.com/dancow/status/1546957541942464517?t=TNABBjhEnRzlM2uHgxiPog&s=19

I really want everyone involved in that response out of law enforcement at a minimum, civil liability or criminal charges for being tremendous cowards

Milo and POTUS posted:

Oh so devgru is seals. think I knew that once

maffew buildings posted:

I'm probably not the only person here who is tired and burnt out but I saw this and it's really helping lift my spirits and keep me focused on what matters

https://twitter.com/kenklippenstein/status/1547977324716429323?t=FxQALRdGE-D1V2sfnBaQAg&s=19

Burt posted:

Apparently the Ukrainians launch a poo poo load of GRADS and other "normal" rocketry before they fire the HIMARS to get all the anti-missile poo poo on reload before the guided stuff arrives.

davecrazy posted:

I just remember the “this is America order in ENGLISH” sign in the window

Mr. Nice! posted:

AOC and a number of others arrested while protesting outside SCOTUS just now.

https://twitter.com/IsaacDovere/status/1549447490684026881

Sacrist65 posted:

Congratulations on never visiting the Midwest.

crazyivan45 posted:

What about the shithole known as Tennessee? I know Shim and I live in Memphis so do we get some kind of credit for having river access?

stealie72 posted:

Accidentally doing something good to own the libs?

facialimpediment posted:

Will post it when it's available, but the J6 committee showed Senator Fist-Pump mug for the insurrectionists, then they showed video of him running away VERY quickly once they actually got into the Capitol - the Congressional gently caress-you.

https://twitter.com/LACaldwellDC/status/1550287190692962304

Edit: https://twitter.com/Acyn/status/1550287423560630278

shame on an IGA posted:

https://www.al.com/business/2022/07...?outputType=amp

there's plenty more in the article

Platystemon posted:

Marjorie Taylor Greene is Just Asking Questions about monkeypox and kids on Twitter. 😬

Elviscat posted:

What do you want from him? It's not like Guam has been a strategic and political linchpin in the Pacific for *checks notes* 450 years or anything.

Elviscat posted:

Absolutely, but an American political journalist probably shouldn't be one of those a lot of people, and his wide eyed "check out this crazy place I just learned about called GUAM!" Tweet about it is hilarious.

That Works posted:

https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/education/2022/07/21/florida-education-program-military-veterans-teach/10117107002/

AreWeDrunkYet posted:

Like every other "labor shortage" situation, it's unwillingness to pay for qualified labor.

facialimpediment posted:

DOJ: We'll you see, these election crimes are hard to prove because the standard of proof is that you have to prove intent and

Republicans: CHAAAAAAAAARGE

https://twitter.com/RalstonReports/status/1551989208255827968?t=-vU7yvIXGof9ikAb7yoFNw&s=19

DOJ:

Soylent Pudding posted:

I was told the other day that telling the DOJ to "do their jobs" is just the left's version of "lock her up" and just as dangerous to our democracy.

Platystemon posted:

I did not have this on my BINGO card.

quote:

ST. LOUIS — As chairman of the African People’s Socialist Party, Omali Yeshitela wears a black beret with a red star on it. He calls people “comrade.” He said he’s traveled to the likes of Nicaragua and Russia for years to speak about the ongoing implications of colonialism on Black people.

In an email, Joshua Morrill, acting assistant special agent in charge of the FBI in St. Louis, described the Missouri raids as “court-authorized law enforcement activity” involved with an ongoing investigation that on Friday included unsealing the indictment of a Russian national.

Aleksandr Viktorovich Ionov, founder and president of the Anti-Globalization Movement of Russia, was charged with one count of conspiracy to defraud the United States. According to the indictment, he, along with officers in Russia’s internal security and counter intelligence service, allegedly used “members of U.S. political groups as foreign agents of Russia within the United States, without notification to the Attorney General.”

Partnerships were allegedly formed that provided financial support to the groups that would “publish pro-Russian propaganda, as well as other information designed to cause dissension in the United States and to promote secessionist ideologies.”

The indictment says the U.S. groups in question are based in Florida, Georgia and California. None of the groups, nor their leaders, were formally named.

Yeshitela said he was one of them. He hasn’t been charged with a crime. He said he hosted his own press conference Friday to counter the federal narrative.

He said he knew Ionov and had gone on two paid trips to Russia. He said he attended an anti-globalization conference there, but that he’s been battling colonialism for 50 years.

“The U.S. government is attempting to use us, the African People’s Socialist Party and the Uhuru Movement, as pawns in this struggle that they are engaged in, trying to deal with the clear political and economic change that is happening in the configuration of power in the world,” Yeshitela said. “And they see themselves as contending with Russia. Russia is a bone in their throat.”

He said his association with Ionov wasn’t enough to justify raiding his home. He said they take donations from a wide array of contributors.

“Don’t tell us we can’t have friends that you don’t like,” he said.

He said he thinks there were several reasons for the federal action.

“One is because of our effectiveness struggling for Black people and Black power in this country and around the world, especially in St. Louis,” he said.

facialimpediment posted:

Here's the 2017 Fahrenthold story on that Bedminster mini-cemetery thing: https://www.washingtonpost.com/poli...b643_story.html

The tax scam is already long done, so it's more likely Donnie just changing his mind every few months and changing things. Like a Bradley made sentient!