Sports_Freak Posted 22 hours ago Posted 22 hours ago Just now, Sports_Freak said: He was suspended for his free speech remarks? Uh...yeah, it has EVERYTHING to do with his rights. But this really is a typical MAGA response. And not only that, but his Go Fund Me is up to $500,000. Best thing the guy ever yelled. 🤣🤣 1 Quote
Sports_Freak Posted 22 hours ago Posted 22 hours ago 1 hour ago, Tigerbomb13 said: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DTdhmhXjPRy/?igsh=ZHp5eHlycGdtYXV2 This is tough to watch, but I think everyone needs to see it. Just a complete pattern of excessive force and then not administering any aid after leaving victims unconscious. Horrific. Is there any MAGA supporters on this board who support this kind of behavior? Seriously? If so, seek help, you're in a cult. Quote
romad1 Posted 22 hours ago Posted 22 hours ago Was Trump suspended from his job for inappropriate behavior? Quote
Shades of Deivi Cruz Posted 22 hours ago Posted 22 hours ago 4 minutes ago, Sports_Freak said: He was suspended for his free speech remarks? Uh...yeah, it has EVERYTHING to do with his rights. But this really is a typical MAGA response. The government didn't suspend him, his employer did. The first amendment only protects him from the government. While I 100% support his actions, I also recognize that it is very much suspension worthy. Now I also question the wisdom of bringing a political figure (ESPECIALLY this political figure), and not expect this type of thing. Actually I wouldn't be surprised if they did expect it, and warned people that disruptive behavior would result in a suspension (still worth it). Quote
romad1 Posted 21 hours ago Posted 21 hours ago 18 minutes ago, Shades of Deivi Cruz said: The government didn't suspend him, his employer did. The first amendment only protects him from the government. While I 100% support his actions, I also recognize that it is very much suspension worthy. Now I also question the wisdom of bringing a political figure (ESPECIALLY this political figure), and not expect this type of thing. Actually I wouldn't be surprised if they did expect it, and warned people that disruptive behavior would result in a suspension (still worth it). $640k worth it so far. Quote
pfife Posted 20 hours ago Posted 20 hours ago Hopefully he makes more than the chud that shot a woman in the face 1 Quote
CMRivdogs Posted 20 hours ago Posted 20 hours ago 1 hour ago, romad1 said: Was Trump suspended from his job for inappropriate behavior? Trump has never had a real job before this (even the bad TV show). Daddy bailed him out multi times as has the banks Quote
CMRivdogs Posted 20 hours ago Posted 20 hours ago In just the last week Trump's FBI has begun an investigation into the background of the spouse of the woman who was murdered by ICE agents last week. Ordered his Justice Dept to begin an investigation of the head of the Federal Reserve who would not capitulate to his demands to lower interest rates. Had the FBI enter a reporter's home and seize files and multiple devices in relation to a news story. Continue investigations into several Democratic members of Congress who appeared in a video reminding service members they are not obligated to follow illegal orders. If Obama or Biden had done any one of these things Trumpublicans would have had them up on impeachment charges in a New York minute and their supporters would be constructing gallows in the nearby park 1 1 Quote
papalawrence Posted 18 hours ago Posted 18 hours ago (edited) I rarely post here, mostly hang out in the Tigers and Pistons forums. Had to vent a bit though. I'm a left leaning independent. I have little faith either main party truly has everyone's welfare in mind. I've been a mental health professional since 1989. I work primarily with the homeless population, which involves a lot of community collaboration. My last job was contracting with Hennepin County (Minneapolis) corrections, working with homeless adults on probation. Feds cut hundreds of millions to MN social services last summer, and my program was axed. I just got a new job working with homeless in St Paul. I literally started Monday. Yesterday Trump cut 2 billion in samhsa grants that fund mental health and addiction services. My clinic was informed this morning. I was told this afternoon my job is gone. There are several million households behind in mortgage or rent at least 3 months. The booming homeless population is likely to boom even more, and soon. There has been so much widespread fraud. I understand why this administration is skeptical and taking drastic measures. But this doesn't punish Walz. It punishes the poor. I'm accepting that I may no longer be able to work on the streets. I'll be fine. This just adds another barrier to stability to thousands of people Edited 18 hours ago by papalawrence 7 Quote
mtutiger Posted 17 hours ago Posted 17 hours ago 55 minutes ago, papalawrence said: I rarely post here, mostly hang out in the Tigers and Pistons forums. Had to vent a bit though. I'm a left leaning independent. I have little faith either main party truly has everyone's welfare in mind. I've been a mental health professional since 1989. I work primarily with the homeless population, which involves a lot of community collaboration. My last job was contracting with Hennepin County (Minneapolis) corrections, working with homeless adults on probation. Feds cut hundreds of millions to MN social services last summer, and my program was axed. I just got a new job working with homeless in St Paul. I literally started Monday. Yesterday Trump cut 2 billion in samhsa grants that fund mental health and addiction services. My clinic was informed this morning. I was told this afternoon my job is gone. There are several million households behind in mortgage or rent at least 3 months. The booming homeless population is likely to boom even more, and soon. There has been so much widespread fraud. I understand why this administration is skeptical and taking drastic measures. But this doesn't punish Walz. It punishes the poor. I'm accepting that I may no longer be able to work on the streets. I'll be fine. This just adds another barrier to stability to thousands of people Populism is really good at identifying and railing against problems. It's terrible at actually doing constructive things to deal with said problems. A tale as old as time 2 Quote
gehringer_2 Posted 15 hours ago Posted 15 hours ago 2 hours ago, papalawrence said: There has been so much widespread fraud. I understand why this administration is skeptical and taking drastic measures. But this doesn't punish Walz. It punishes the poor. I'm surprised and sad to hear that public administration in MN seems to have lapsed so badly. When I lived there I was always impressed that they seemed to run a sound good operation. I always got the impression that MN liberalism had a strongly realist view of human behavior - I guess either that was a mirage or it just got lost somewhere. Quote
Sports_Freak Posted 15 hours ago Posted 15 hours ago 6 hours ago, Shades of Deivi Cruz said: The government didn't suspend him, his employer did. The first amendment only protects him from the government. While I 100% support his actions, I also recognize that it is very much suspension worthy. Now I also question the wisdom of bringing a political figure (ESPECIALLY this political figure), and not expect this type of thing. Actually I wouldn't be surprised if they did expect it, and warned people that disruptive behavior would result in a suspension (still worth it). The UAW doesn't seem to agree. They claim the guy has a right to free speech. Huh... Quote
Sports_Freak Posted 14 hours ago Posted 14 hours ago The people protesting in Minnesota is exactly what Trump wants in all of the blue states. Its his plan to declare martial law, which would allow him to suspend elections. Quote
Tigerbomb13 Posted 6 hours ago Posted 6 hours ago If anyone thought for a second that a few republican senators had a spine. 1 Quote
romad1 Posted 6 hours ago Posted 6 hours ago Leading Prediction Firms Share a Commonality: Donald Trump Jr. - The New York Times Quote
mtutiger Posted 6 hours ago Posted 6 hours ago 8 hours ago, Sports_Freak said: The people protesting in Minnesota is exactly what Trump wants in all of the blue states. Its his plan to declare martial law, which would allow him to suspend elections. He doesn't have the manpower to do it at scale. Quote
chasfh Posted 6 hours ago Posted 6 hours ago 22 hours ago, CMRivdogs said: It's Dip****, Alabama where babies get their white hoods baby showers. Nothing changes for those goober farmers All the confederate states have a long history of one-party state fascism, especially the deep southern ones, so, this all is like coming home for them. 1 Quote
Edman85 Posted 5 hours ago Posted 5 hours ago 16 hours ago, romad1 said: Was Trump suspended from his job for inappropriate behavior? Yes for 4 years. Then people forgot about his bad behavior for some ****ing reason. 1 Quote
romad1 Posted 5 hours ago Posted 5 hours ago Which of the 1989 endings does Trump want for himself Tiananmen Square (military crackdown which succeeds - likely because strong internal borders and no opposition to the PRC army) Romania (failed crackdown which resulted in execution of the dictator and wife) Poland, Hungary, East Germany (more or less peaceful color revolutions which resulted in the former leaders leaving the scene with some degree of truth and reconciliation for former regime elements) Yugoslavia (a decade of ethnic warfare/ethnic cleansing because regime fractured) Quote
romad1 Posted 5 hours ago Posted 5 hours ago 7 minutes ago, Edman85 said: Yes for 4 years. Then people forgot about his bad behavior for some ****ing reason. but most recently he did as bad a thing as the Ford employee. No repercussions. Quote
gehringer_2 Posted 5 hours ago Posted 5 hours ago (edited) 24 minutes ago, romad1 said: Which of the 1989 endings does Trump want for himself Tiananmen Square (military crackdown which succeeds - likely because strong internal borders and no opposition to the PRC army) Romania (failed crackdown which resulted in execution of the dictator and wife) Poland, Hungary, East Germany (more or less peaceful color revolutions which resulted in the former leaders leaving the scene with some degree of truth and reconciliation for former regime elements) Yugoslavia (a decade of ethnic warfare/ethnic cleansing because regime fractured) I think we are headed for Yugoslavia. The level of support Trump is finding in the US public for cruel, hateful, murderous policies both at home and abroad has me as doubtful about the future of this country as I have ever been. This public is far, far worse than the one that took 10yrs to realize Vietnam was wrong. Sliding rapidly into irredeemable IMV. the one accomplishment of the Christian Right has been to finally reveal the Anti-Christ for us. It's them. Edited 5 hours ago by gehringer_2 2 2 Quote
chasfh Posted 5 hours ago Posted 5 hours ago 17 hours ago, Tigerbomb13 said: Wild Domestic violence is a horrific thing, and needs to be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. That stipulated, it’s also a pretty broad thing and in some cases could include verbal or emotional abuse. Is that really the worst thing she can come up with? I can think of worse things these thugs could (and probably do) have in their background, such as aggravated battery, rape, murder, etc. 1 Quote
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