2026 Congressional Elections

[gehringer_2]

10 minutes ago, pfife said:

one in the lower right is a specific one

fair enough. I can't say that version with the stubby bones rings any bells, but don't follow neo-nazis either! 

Actually later in life, (and at a point somewhat estranged from my SO) my FIL had collected a fair amount of Nazi memorabilia along with more general WWII stuff, which was weird on a couple of counts because he was actually Korean generation, not WWII. He had moved out of state before his passing and when we went down after his death to help the estate agent with the house, the collection in the den was not exactly to my taste.. As far as we ever knew he was never any kind of radical, but he was still fascinated by the WWII stuff in a way I wouldn't call healthy. We told the agent to just deep 6 it all.

[pfife]

2 hours ago, gehringer_2 said:

fair enough. I can't say that version with the stubby bones rings any bells, but don't follow neo-nazis either! 

Actually later in life, (and at a point somewhat estranged from my SO) my FIL had collected a fair amount of Nazi memorabilia along with more general WWII stuff, which was weird on a couple of counts because he was actually Korean generation, not WWII. He had moved out of state before his passing and when we went down after his death to help the estate agent with the house, the collection in the den was not exactly to my taste.. As far as we ever knew he was never any kind of radical, but he was still fascinated by the WWII stuff in a way I wouldn't call healthy. We told the agent to just deep 6 it all.

This is where i first saw it in the neo nazi context.   

https://www.pbs.org/wgbh/frontline/documentary/documenting-hate-new-american-nazis/

[chasfh]

4 hours ago, gehringer_2 said:

fair enough. I can't say that version with the stubby bones rings any bells, but don't follow neo-nazis either! 

Actually later in life, (and at a point somewhat estranged from my SO) my FIL had collected a fair amount of Nazi memorabilia along with more general WWII stuff, which was weird on a couple of counts because he was actually Korean generation, not WWII. He had moved out of state before his passing and when we went down after his death to help the estate agent with the house, the collection in the den was not exactly to my taste.. As far as we ever knew he was never any kind of radical, but he was still fascinated by the WWII stuff in a way I wouldn't call healthy. We told the agent to just deep 6 it all.

I am in possession of a dagger my dad stripped off a Nazi during the war. It is really high quality all around, blade, handle, sheath, and I could probably sell it for a couple hundred dollars at some shop somewhere. But I’m not sure I want to necessarily put it into circulation, either. Not sure what to do.

[Mr.TaterSalad]

The Antisemites at the UAW have endorsed Abdul El-Sayed for Senate. One of the largest and most important unions in Michigan endorses Abdul.

[Motown Bombers]

21 minutes ago, Mr.TaterSalad said:

The Antisemites at the UAW have endorsed Abdul El-Sayed for Senate. One of the largest and most important unions in Michigan endorses Abdul.

That endorsement did wonders for Kamala Harris. The UAW seems to have lost its magic. They endorse the rat****er who helped Trump instead of the candidate who worked on the task forced that saved all their jobs. 

[oblong]

What will they do when he's not the nominee?