That is not dead which can eternal lie, and with strange aeons bring us some web forums whereupon we can gather
http://garbi.online/forum/
It not immoral if they are subhuman animals. That's why you don't need to get people to change their core morality, just who they consider animals.Sepiche wrote: Wed Jun 27, 2018 2:54 pm Taking people's children without due process for a misdemeanor or for no reason whatsoever is simply immoral.
We assume the parade, not the changing of core morality.
It's still fox, rush, et al who created the climate of hate. Trump is just taking advantage of the foundation of hate they (and others) have been laying for decades. President Palin would be just about the same.hepcat wrote:While I lay the blame for the current clime of hostility firmly at the feet of the Mangerine, I also don't feel adapting his style is going to help the cause of anti-orange.
Why would the Honey Boo-Boo/Joe the Plumber administration want to undo all this winning?Unagi wrote: Fri Jun 22, 2018 11:59 pmThe single most critical question I have is: Can the next president undo this shit easily...?Skinypupy wrote: Fri Jun 22, 2018 9:54 pm So, the White House's government consolidation plan is out and...oh. Oh no. Read it for yourself here.
Some "highlights" of the plan can be found in this thread, starting here.
https://twitter.com/Laurie_Garrett/stat ... 3985792000
Completely agree. Jon Stewart called them on it too, many years ago when he told them to their faces they were destroying the country with their lies and bullshit and hatemongering style. As much as I enjoy piling on Trump whenever possible, this is not on him.Pyperkub wrote: Thu Jun 28, 2018 10:02 amIt's still fox, rush, et al who created the climate of hate. Trump is just taking advantage of the foundation of hate they (and others) have been laying for decades.hepcat wrote:While I lay the blame for the current clime of hostility firmly at the feet of the Mangerine, I also don't feel adapting his style is going to help the cause of anti-orange.
"The head of U.S. Steel called me the other day, and he said, 'We're opening up six major facilities and expanding facilities that have never been expanded.' They haven't been opened in many, many years."- President Donald Trump, roundtable with American workers, Duluth, Minnesota, June 20, 2018
The Facts
President Trump has a tendency to cite conversations that did not occur quite the way he describes them - if they took place at all. So we were a bit suspicious when he mentioned a phone conversation with Dave Burritt, chief executive of U.S. Steel.
Burritt did take part in a roundtable in March at the White House, and in May the president appeared to reference that meeting.
But then, on June 20, the conversation became a phone call. On June 26, Trump suggested that the news was disclosed in a public announcement.
One would think this would be easy to clear up. But the White House did not respond to a query. Burritt also did not respond to an email from The Fact Checker asking him to confirm the conversation.
Meghan M. Cox, U.S. Steel's spokeswoman, simply offered this response: "To answer your question, we post all of our major operational announcements to our website and report them on earnings calls. Our most recent one pertained to our Granite City 'A' blast furnace restart."
Translation: The president is wrong. But apparently U.S. Steel is afraid to say that out loud.
Well, it is to the extent that he is making it much, much worse her deserves it.Carpet_pissr wrote:Completely agree. Jon Stewart called them on it too, many years ago when he told them to their faces they were destroying the country with their lies and bullshit and hatemongering style. As much as I enjoy piling on Trump whenever possible, this is not on him.Pyperkub wrote: Thu Jun 28, 2018 10:02 amIt's still fox, rush, et al who created the climate of hate. Trump is just taking advantage of the foundation of hate they (and others) have been laying for decades.hepcat wrote:While I lay the blame for the current clime of hostility firmly at the feet of the Mangerine, I also don't feel adapting his style is going to help the cause of anti-orange.
It's another name for privitization.LordMortis wrote: Sat Jun 30, 2018 9:04 am In a rare bought of good news on the Trump Front.
https://americanmilitarynews.com/2018/0 ... -and-more/
That's obviously the very definition of 'deplorable' so I won't say I'm surprised particularly as I listen to quite a bit of it every day. But it is definitely remarkable and it's definitely hurting the country. I feel a bit like I imagine Germans felt in the 30s. 'Oh yeah this sucks but eventually he's gonna do something we all realize is crackers, and he's out.'. Cept that never happened.Kraken wrote: Sat Jun 30, 2018 9:30 pm If you assume that everything out of his mouth is a lie, you will be right ~70% of the time (politifact) -- and that's not including his half-truths. If you disbelieve everything he says, you'll only be wrong 17% of the time.
How's it feel to be the Eloi?
President Donald Trump's most recent financial disclosure reveals that in 2017 the first lady earned at least $100,000 from Getty Images for the use of any of a series of 187 photos of the first family shot between 2010 and 2016 by Belgian photographer Regine Mahaux.
It's not unheard of for celebrities to earn royalties from photos of themselves, but it's very unusual for the wife of a currently serving elected official. More problematic for the many news organizations that have published or broadcast the images, however, is that Getty's licensing agreement stipulates the pictures can be used in "positive stories only."
According to the revenue statement in President Trump's May financial disclosure, Melania Trump earned between $100,000 and $1,000,000 in photo royalties in 2017 from the Getty deal.
I think Putin has access to that tracking device we saw in Kingsman: The Golden Circle. This should end well.malchior wrote: Tue Jul 03, 2018 3:18 pm And the news now is that Trump is intending to meet Putin...1 on 1...alone...again.
I'm sure this will be the reasoned, equal opportunity policy that everyone has been waiting for.The Trump administration is moving to rescind Obama-era guidance to colleges and universities on how they can use race in admissions decisions to promote diversity, according to an administration official.
The action, expected Tuesday afternoon, is likely to signal a push to emphasize admissions that are race-blind. The Supreme Court has upheld race-conscious admission practices as recently as 2016, but affirmative action in higher education remains a contentious issue.
In 2011 and 2016, the Obama administrationâs Justice and Education departments jointly spelled out for colleges their view of the law on the voluntary use of race in admissions.
The 2011 statement said the departments ârecognize the compelling interest that postsecondary institutions have in obtaining the benefits that flow from achieving a diverse student body.â It went on to assert that schools have flexibility âto take proactive steps, in a manner consistent with principles articulated in Supreme Court opinions, to meet this compelling interest.â
The Obama-era documents replaced a 2008 letter on the subject from the Bush administration. Now it appears that the Trump administration is about to assert its own views. A Justice Department spokesman said an announcement was imminent.
Opponents of affirmative action said they were heartened.
Trump wrote:After having written many best selling books, and somewhat priding myself on my ability to write, it should be noted that the Fake News constantly likes to pour over my tweets looking for a mistake. I capitalize certain words only for emphasis, not b/c they should be capitalized!
And so is that tweet.Holman wrote: Tue Jul 03, 2018 6:00 pm(And he brought this on himself, as all of his books were ghostwritten.)
Actually, he has it right, doesn't he? A "pore" is one of those little holes in your skin.Holman wrote: Tue Jul 03, 2018 6:00 pm https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/sta ... 7945176071
Trump wrote:After having written many best selling books, and somewhat priding myself on my ability to write, it should be noted that the Fake News constantly likes to pour over my tweets looking for a mistake. I capitalize certain words only for emphasis, not b/c they should be capitalized!
"Pore." The verb he wants is "pore."
This idiot.
To closely examine something is to "pore over" it.Biyobi wrote: Tue Jul 03, 2018 6:19 pm Actually, he has it right, doesn't he? A "pore" is one of those little holes in your skin.
FTFYRalph-Wiggum wrote:I canât fault him for this one; I would of made the same mistake!
You cheeky bastard.Isgrimnur wrote: Tue Jul 03, 2018 6:59 pmFTFYRalph-Wiggum wrote:I canât fault him for this one; I would of made the same mistake!
Everything that he says is for his base. Their support was enough to bring him to power and it's enough to cow Congress -- he doesn't need or care about anybody else, but he has to keep them whipped up. We are only his target audience when he's trying to divide or distract us.Chaz wrote: Tue Jul 03, 2018 7:25 pm The tweet is especially ridiculous since it's widely known that he's always used ghost writers. But we're obviously not the target audience for that tweet. As always, it's for his fanatics, who take everything he says at face value and don't question any of it.
generally, I would as well, but I wouldn't do it while I'm bragging about writing skillz being better than journalists who have never written so many best selling books wherein I claim to be the best at writing, whereas Fake News can't see my leet tweet "meant to do that" form of button mashing.Ralph-Wiggum wrote: Tue Jul 03, 2018 6:24 pm I canât fault him for this one; I wouldâve made the same mistake!
As is the fact that the corrected tweet still has an error.Chaz wrote:The fact that he had to delete and repost a corrected version of the tweet where he complains about people looking for mistakes in his magnificent writing is just /chef kiss.
