Cleanup in Aisle Lunatic (h/t romad1)

[RatkoVarda]

music soothes dementia patients

[CMRivdogs]

Karma? Considering she was probably responsible for death threats against Dr Fauci and probably a few others...

 

[chasfh]

16 hours ago, CMRivdogs said:

Karma? Considering she was probably responsible for death threats against Dr Fauci and probably a few others...

 

She apparently has an even smaller understanding of the fear and pressure Democratic lawmakers like Melissa Hortman and Josh Shapiro, who are victims of violent rhetoric common in certain Republican circles, must feel.

[pfife]

Mtg getting death threats from the right is because of the lefts rhetoric 

[romad1]

Make no mistake the RW is using violence as a tool for control.  You ask any reporter, any pol, any higher level executive in the federal or state governments and they will tell you they fear for themselves, their families or their subordinates because of the unleashed horde/mob.  J6 was a rehearsal and a demonstration.   

[romad1]

Make no mistake, Pete Hegseth is dealing with some issues. 

Probably why they like sex with children in the Trump orbit. 

[LaceyLou]

4 hours ago, romad1 said:

Make no mistake, Pete Hegseth is dealing with some issues. 

Probably why they like sex with children in the Trump orbit. 

Sounds like a mix of Colonel Flagg and Major Burns.

[1984Echoes]

7 hours ago, romad1 said:

Make no mistake the RW is using violence as a tool for control.  You ask any reporter, any pol, any higher level executive in the federal or state governments and they will tell you they fear for themselves, their families or their subordinates because of the unleashed horde/mob.  J6 was a rehearsal and a demonstration.   

That's because MAGA is violent ****scum neo-Nazi fascists, from top to bottom. They can all go **** themselves. From Trump, all the way down.

My dad just tried to put Nazi paraphernalia into my hands a month or so ago. I recoiled and barked at him; and haven't spoken to him since.

And he knows why.

[romad1]

If and I only suppose this as a hypothesis...Thune wanted to remove Trump.   Navigating this to the Senate where Thune ignored Mike Johnson very rapidly might indicate Thune was not interested in protecting Trump from the coming bow wave of bad things. 

[romad1]

Seems like some people are troubled by the propaganda that has infected their brain.

 

[romad1]

Punish the guilty

 

[chasfh]

13 hours ago, romad1 said:

Punish the guilty

 

Oooh, someone at Justice is so ****ing fired for this.

[romad1]

good burn

[romad1]

The reaction to Trump calling for the deaths of his political opponents is good.  It has to be the most important story of the day.  That and revealing what he did or allowed to happen to pre-teen girls. 

[romad1]

Yes

[romad1]

This schmuck is laying in the weeds for Article 25 or death. 

[Edman85]

27 minutes ago, romad1 said:

This schmuck is laying in the weeds for Article 25 or death. 

Thanks, South Park

 

[chasfh]

1 hour ago, romad1 said:

good burn

Everything I have been reading about this case has been making me wonder about the degree to which there was value Epstein was providing these people beyond being supplied underage girls for purposes. People referring to Epstein and a good, valued, trusted, etc., friend, a guy with connections that could make things happen outside of the trafficking part. Was he some kind of brilliant genius mind who could see things others couldn't making his advice indispensable in some way? Was it possible a powerful person could have a relationship with Epstein on some sort of advisory or professional level, that wouldn't have involved the trafficking of girls at any level? It at least seems possible that kind of praise could transcend the trafficking, and maybe even lead to a relationship with him that doesn't include the trafficking. If that's true, how effective could such a claim be in the court of public opinion, the court of professional standing, and just plain court? I don't know either way—I'm just spitballing here.

[chasfh]

31 minutes ago, romad1 said:

This schmuck is laying in the weeds for Article 25 or death. 

Bowman Hamel is exactly why I always say when it comes to Trump dying in office, or being Twenty-Fived out of office: careful what you wish for.

[romad1]

22 minutes ago, chasfh said:

Everything I have been reading about this case has been making me wonder about the degree to which there was value Epstein was providing these people beyond being supplied underage girls for purposes. People referring to Epstein and a good, valued, trusted, etc., friend, a guy with connections that could make things happen outside of the trafficking part. Was he some kind of brilliant genius mind who could see things others couldn't making his advice indispensable in some way? Was it possible a powerful person could have a relationship with Epstein on some sort of advisory or professional level, that wouldn't have involved the trafficking of girls at any level? It at least seems possible that kind of praise could transcend the trafficking, and maybe even lead to a relationship with him that doesn't include the trafficking. If that's true, how effective could such a claim be in the court of public opinion, the court of professional standing, and just plain court? I don't know either way—I'm just spitballing here.

Israeli Intelligence can be helpful to its friends. 

[romad1]

Hard to put the Nazi genie back in the bottle when its cool for you to wear or show off a swastika to your jewish co-workers on a Coast Guard cutter.