| second: We are in the third great global energy crisis, after the two in the 1970s. This time—for a change—it’s starting with political turmoil and war in the Middle East. Well actually, as always. (laughs) This one is distinguished in that it was 100% spontaneously self-created. It really distinguishes it. It’s kind of amazing. I’m trying not to obsess about the idiocy of the whole thing. [go to link] |
| 6ixStringJack: Since when do you care about law enforcement? |
| second: Trump’s DOJ refused to rule out nuclear weapons from the kinds of arms it claims the average citizen may be entitled to possess.
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Of the sheer number of absurdist stories you may have missed in the news recently, one is that in public court filings slamming common-sense laws to prevent gun violence, President Donald Trump’s Department of Justice refused to rule out nuclear weapons from the kinds of arms it claims the average citizen may be entitled to possess under the Second Amendment.
How did we get here, where the top law enforcement lawyers in the country refuse to draw any line at weapons that can be used in lawful self-defense? |
| 6ixStringJack: OMG! You mean the same GWB NeoCons that voted for Harris want to see Trump impeached in 2026! Say it ain't so! lol... You are the bad guy, Ted. |
| THG:
OMG: Audience CHEERS for Trump's IMPEACHMENT at CPAC |
| 6ixStringJack: Good idea Ted. Post all your daily bs here in the tags where they age off so you don't continue to embarrass yourself with your post history. |
| THG: Claire McCaskill: No question the Senate is in play in November |
| THG: Trump gets hit with an unexpected loss, tries to brush it off — then MTG throws it right back at him and turns it into a problem he can’t shake |
| THG: Trump promised to lower grocery bills. He made them worse. |
| THG: Democrats won the fight over long lines at the airport. Here’s why. |
| THG: While war rages and prices rise, Trump heads to Palm Beach |
| Brenda: Tell me Second in another life were you a member of Custer's regiment. Righteous indignant over slavery is justified to the ninth degree but killing Indians doesn't seem to bother you. You do realize that Custer marched into unarmed villages at the crack of dawn. This was after the men had gone hunting for the day. The villages were filled with women, children, the old and the sick. They had no defense. In the past you would have been one of those who thought the only good Indian was a dead one. And another thing what do you think the reservation system was about. It was about control also at the point of a gun. You took any guns away that we had after that. We were lucky you left us our bows and arrows. |
| THG: The president doesn't read: Why Trump’s illiteracy is a disaster for Americans |
| second: BREAKING NEWS! Trump interrupts a Cabinet meeting dealing with the Iran war and rising prices to talk Sharpies. It was one of several lengthy asides the president made during the meeting that felt especially jarring given how many more important things his top advisers could have been discussing. [go to link] |
| THG: 'But you were in Palm Beach': Reporter fact-checks Trump to his face on mail-in ballot |
| THG: Aluminum Shortages Coming Soon. Thanks Trump; asshole |
| THG: I went to CPAC and found an impotent Trump coalition falling apart at the seams |
| second: BREAKING NEWS! U.S. votes against U.N. resolution calling slavery ‘gravest crime against humanity' (Don’t ask the living to apologize and atone for their past because that makes them angry and they don’t see much wrong with slavery since it is in the Bible and was 100% approved by The God Who Is Eternally Perfect.) [go to link]/ |
| second: BREAKING NEWS! Trump’s Signature to Be Added to U.S. Dollars, a First for a Sitting President!
U.S. dollars will bear the signature of President Trump in an unprecedented change to the nation’s currency that the Treasury Department said is being made in honor of America’s 250th anniversary (and Trump’s 80th birthday) [go to link] |
| second: Brenda wrote: "Oh, Second. Canada did have slavery in the east. Upper and Lower Canada. It was abolished in 1834 . . ." Upper Canada passed the Act Against Slavery in 1793, one of the earliest anti-slavery acts in the world. Did Canada have to kill the slave-owners to make them stop holding slaves? No, but in the US the slave-owners had to be killed and their cotton plantations burned to the ground to get some numbskulls to change their ways. The slave-owners reinstated slavery, without calling it slavery, at the first opportunity. They could do that because they had guns and would kill if interfered with. In the US, there were massacres of Labor Union members by business owners who treat their workers like they were slaves. In the US it's all about guns to take what is not yours. Slavery in Canada: [go to link] |