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So, tell me about what's OUT THERE REGARDING HILLARY. What makes her so good? (And avoid references to Donald, or your statement will cease to be about Hillary.)

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People who are supposedly Hillary supporters avoid the Hillary thread for some peculiar (cough cough fully-propagandized idiots cough cough) reason.

Which is why I post here, where they (you) can't claim they (you) didn't read it.

Besides, Trump is toast. Deader than a doornail. Circling the drain. And you're beating a dead horse.

But, go ahead and endlessly obsess over him if you want. I prefer to focus on something more relevant.

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I've been saying for close to two months the Trump will not be elected.

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(cough cough fully-propagandized idiots cough cough) reason.

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So, tell me about what's OUT THERE REGARDING HILLARY. What makes her so good? (And avoid references to Donald, or your statement will cease to be about Hillary.)

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Say, what was the title and topic of this thread again?

If you can't handle conversation about Trump, stay out of the Trump thread. There is a Hillary thread, ya know.

*smh*

Both of you - mashed potatoes from the forehead on back.



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“Bill Clinton … associated with a man like Jeffrey Epstein, who everyone in New York, certainly within his inner circles, knew was a pedophile. Why would a former president associate with a man like that?” said Conchita Sarnoff of the Washington, D.C.-based nonprofit Alliance to Rescue Victims of Trafficking, Fox reported. Ms. Sarnoff also authored a book on Mr. Epstein titled “TrafficKing.”

Mr. Epstein was arrested in 2005 and signed a plea agreement in 2007 with the U.S. Attorney’s Office, accepting a single charge of soliciting prostitution. He agreed to a 30-month sentence, registered as a “Tier 1” sex offender with the U.S. Virgin Islands and paid dozens of young girls under a federal statute providing for compensation to victims of child sexual abuse.

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Hillary Clinton Is Not a Feminist
Since Hillary announced that her husband would be joining her on the campaign trail, people have been debating whether or not it’s fair for the GOP to attack Bill’s sexual misdeeds in order to indirectly attack her.

This makes sense. After all, we’re talking about a guy who has been accused of the sexual assault of more than ten women. Think about it: How is her appointing him really any different than if she’d appointed Bill Cosby?

But here’s the thing: The real issue isn’t whether or not to attack Bill to indirectly attack Hillary — it’s about directly attacking Hillary for how she herself treated the women involved.

Hillary Clinton claims to be pro-women, yet has actively worked to ruin lives of so many of them. She’s running on a “feminist platform” — she’s even dared to say that sexual-assault survivors have a “right to be believed” — despite the fact that what she did to the women who accused Bill went far beyond not believing them.

She attacked them.

When allegations of sexual misconduct emerged during Bill’s 1992 presidential run, she’s reported to have said “Who is going to find out? These women are trash. Nobody’s going to believe them.” Multiple people also report that she called the women “sluts” and “whores” — you know, for daring to be raped. A private investigator named Ivan Duda claims that, after Bill lost his second governor’s race, Hillary told him: “I want you to get rid of all these b****** he’s seeing . . . I want you to give me the names and addresses and phone numbers, and we can get them under control.”

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Considering he's back down at 33%, I don't think Orlando or NYC helped him enough (if at all). Considering the paltry past bump, which has already faded, unless it's a really YUGE terror attack, I don't see him getting significant mileage.

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“Bill Clinton … associated with a man like Jeffrey Epstein, who everyone in New York, certainly within his inner circles, knew was a pedophile. Why would a former president associate with a man like that?” said Conchita Sarnoff of the Washington, D.C.-based nonprofit Alliance to Rescue Victims of Trafficking, Fox reported. Ms. Sarnoff also authored a book on Mr. Epstein titled “TrafficKing.”

Mr. Epstein was arrested in 2005 and signed a plea agreement in 2007 with the U.S. Attorney’s Office, accepting a single charge of soliciting prostitution. He agreed to a 30-month sentence, registered as a “Tier 1” sex offender with the U.S. Virgin Islands and paid dozens of young girls under a federal statute providing for compensation to victims of child sexual abuse.

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Hillary Clinton Is Not a Feminist
Since Hillary announced that her husband would be joining her on the campaign trail, people have been debating whether or not it’s fair for the GOP to attack Bill’s sexual misdeeds in order to indirectly attack her.

This makes sense. After all, we’re talking about a guy who has been accused of the sexual assault of more than ten women. Think about it: How is her appointing him really any different than if she’d appointed Bill Cosby?

But here’s the thing: The real issue isn’t whether or not to attack Bill to indirectly attack Hillary — it’s about directly attacking Hillary for how she herself treated the women involved.

Hillary Clinton claims to be pro-women, yet has actively worked to ruin lives of so many of them. She’s running on a “feminist platform” — she’s even dared to say that sexual-assault survivors have a “right to be believed” — despite the fact that what she did to the women who accused Bill went far beyond not believing them.

She attacked them.

When allegations of sexual misconduct emerged during Bill’s 1992 presidential run, she’s reported to have said “Who is going to find out? These women are trash. Nobody’s going to believe them.” Multiple people also report that she called the women “sluts” and “whores” — you know, for daring to be raped. A private investigator named Ivan Duda claims that, after Bill lost his second governor’s race, Hillary told him: “I want you to get rid of all these b****** he’s seeing . . . I want you to give me the names and addresses and phone numbers, and we can get them under control.”

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Win or lose, you won't escape from Trumpism.

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So now you're agreeing with me that it's NOT about Trump, specifically. Ok. You can stop posting about TRUMP'S deals, and TRUMP'S business, and TRUMP'S tax returns, and TRUMP'S ... hands.

It's time to move the focus off of Donald Trump the candidate, and on to creating a relevant opposing narrative.

What can CLINTON do to improve her standing and make her positions relevant to more Americans? How can she help defeat TrumpISM across the country?

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Part of me is still shocked that this man is a presidential candidate - really? But then I see this phenomenon world wide - the growth of populist extremism - a whole raft of disconnected views often xenophobic in nature dressed up as 'Common man' rhetoric. Where have we seen this before in history? In some ways I do truly blame he Internet for enabling them this world wide misinformation campaign to be spread and anborb d [?] so widely. What can you do? Gut reactions take precedence over fact, exposure over morality. I'll wait to see what happens but I don't have confidence that this clown won't end up as president and then what?

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It's funny to listen to the Republicans who are suckered onto Trump's asshole like remoras try to explain that his gaming of the system is "genius" (both Christie and Giuliani used that word), but that any so-called "welfare queen" would be despicable for gaming the system in a similar fashion.

There is literally no amount of his shit they won't swallow, and the GOP and the worthless teabaggers are all queueing up to get their shitbuckets filled.

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It's funny to listen to the Republicans who are suckered onto Trump's asshole like remoras try to explain that his gaming of the system is "genius" (both Christie and Giuliani used that word), but that any so-called "welfare queen" would be despicable for gaming the system in a similar fashion.

There is literally no amount of his shit they won't swallow, and the GOP and the worthless teabaggers are all queueing up to get their shitbuckets filled.

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Creating a new paradigm isn't impossible, just very difficult. You have to have a vision that speaks to people's issues. You have to have a plan to carry out your vision. And you have to publicly put yourself on the line for it, so people know you're walking your talk.

What do you think HRC should do to galvanize people?

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The reason why I bring up Hillary's and Bill's sordid past isn't to say that Trump is ethically better than they are, but that personally and morally, as I said, they're a wash. It would be hard to decide on the basis of who is the "better" person.

So given that neither their ethics or their economic policies are likely to be deciding factors, what DO we decide on?

Of course, in order to do this the top 0.01% would have to become politically disabled. Since almost everyone - including liberals- are so smitten with the uber-wealthy,I doubt there would be political will to do even a fraction of what is necessary, and any major political figure who attempted this would be assassinated.

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The reason why I bring up Hillary's and Bill's sordid past isn't to say that Trump is ethically better than they are, but that personally and morally, as I said, they're a wash. It would be hard to decide on the basis of who is the "better" person.

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The reason why I bring up Hillary's and Bill's sordid past isn't to say that Trump is ethically better than they are, but that personally and morally, as I said, they're a wash. It would be hard to decide on the basis of who is the "better" person.- SIGNY

Yeah but he's not. He's much worse.- THUGR

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Juanita Broaddrick: ‘Hillary has to be made accountable’

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Juanita Broaddrick, who accused former President Bill Clinton of assaulting her nearly four decades ago, said this week that Hillary Clinton needs to be held accountable for the comments she made about the women who accused her husband of sexual misconduct.

“It’s degradable...she needs to be held accountable for all of the things she did to us,” Broaddrick told AM560 “The Answer” hosts Dan Proft and Amy Jacobson for Upstream Ideas.

Broaddrick, a former Arkansas nursing home administrator who worked on Bill Clinton’s gubernatorial campaign and supports Donald Trump this year, said she decided to speak out about Hillary Clinton after she tweeted last year that sexual abuse victims had a right to be believed.

Every survivor of sexual assault deserves to be heard, believed, and supported. https://t.co/mkD69RHeBL
— Hillary Clinton (@HillaryClinton) November 23, 2015

“I did not set out to do this. I did not start out supporting Donald Trump,” Broaddrick said in the interview. “I was only responding to a tweet Hillary Clinton sent out about all victims of sexual abuse should come forward and be believed...“Shame on her. Her of all people should not make that comment.”

In January, Broaddrick tweeted: “I was 35 years old when Bill Clinton, Ark. Attorney General raped me and Hillary tried to silence me. I am now 73....it never goes away.”

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The reason why I bring up Hillary's and Bill's sordid past isn't to say that Trump is ethically better than they are, but that personally and morally, as I said, they're a wash. It would be hard to decide on the basis of who is the "better" person.- SIGNY

Yeah but he's not. He's much worse.- THUGR

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What will President Trump do with a majority in the House and 60 Senators?

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This is one of the reasons you have no credibility and come off looking like a nut. There are thousands more posts in these threads by you that also reinforce you being nuts. I love it.-THUGR

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But wait, 1kiki! there is more! On November 21, 2013, the Senate used the so-called "nuclear option," voting 52-48, to eliminate the use of the filibuster on executive branch nominees and judicial nominees other than to the Supreme Court.

1kiki, did you notice that it only took 52 Senators in this real example to partially abolish the filibuster rules? It actually only takes 51 Republican Senators to pass the "nuclear option" abolishing the filibuster completely. There would be nothing the Democrats could do to stop President Trump and his 51% Republican majority in Congress from passing whatever they please.

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This is one of the reasons you have no credibility and come off looking like a nut. There are thousands more posts in these threads by you that also reinforce you being nuts. I love it.-THUGR

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I know that you and KPO and G are very "source driven"; you tend to disbelieve sources that you're not familiar with and believe sources that are comfortable and accustomed.

I grant that you don't know what McClatchy is, and that you may not have the habit of understanding the turf before posting a response

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So you're NOW retracting your claim of 60 senators, second?

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I have been saying - for months now - that IF we could count on the Democrats in the Senate, Trump in the WH would be no problem,

But, Trump's not going to win. And there aren't going to be 60 republicans in the Senate.

On top of that, OTHER presidents have swayed the entire nation to a new way of thinking. It's completely possible.

So. What's your excuse NOW for not discussing Hillary and her severe shortcomings that gave away so much support to Trump?

Here's the question - again -

what can Hillary say to overcome TrumpISM in the US?

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But the fact remains that her basic problem in this race is almost painfully simple. Over the course of her winning primary campaign she became a deeply unpopular figure. {That means she’s a murderer or an accessory to murder or she is plotting a future murder} And it’s hard — indeed, unprecedented — for such an unpopular person {she’s a murderer} to win the presidency.

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•Longest economic expansion in American history
The President's strategy of fiscal discipline, open foreign markets and investments in the American people helped create the conditions for a record 115 months of economic expansion. Our economy has grown at an average of 4 percent per year since 1993.


•More than 22 million new jobs
More than 22 million jobs were created in less than eight years -- the most ever under a single administration, and more than were created in the previous twelve years.


•Highest homeownership in American history
A strong economy and fiscal discipline kept interest rates low, making it possible for more families to buy homes. The homeownership rate increased from 64.2 percent in 1992 to 67. 7 percent, the highest rate ever.


•Lowest unemployment in 30 years
Unemployment dropped from more than 7 percent in 1993 to just 4.0 percent in November 2000. Unemployment for African Americans and Hispanics fell to the lowest rates on record, and the rate for women is the lowest in more than 40 years.


•Raised education standards, increased school choice, and doubled education and training investment
Since 1992, reading and math scores have increased for 4th, 8th, and 12th graders, math SAT scores are at a 30-year high, the number of charter schools has grown from 1 to more than 2,000, forty-nine states have put in place standards in core subjects and federal investment in education and training has doubled.


•Largest expansion of college opportunity since the GI Bill
President Clinton and Vice President Gore have nearly doubled financial aid for students by increasing Pell Grants to the largest award ever, expanding Federal Work-Study to allow 1 million students to work their way through college, and by creating new tax credits and scholarships such as Lifetime Learning tax credits and the HOPE scholarship. At the same time, taxpayers have saved $18 billion due to the decline in student loan defaults, increased collections and savings from the direct student loan program.


•Connected 95 percent of schools to the Internet
President Clinton and Vice President Gore's new commitment to education technology, including the E-Rate and a 3,000 percent increase in educational technology funding, increased the percentage of schools connected to the Internet from 35 percent in 1994 to 95 percent in 1999.


•Lowest crime rate in 26 years
Because of President Clinton's comprehensive anti-crime strategy of tough penalties, more police, and smart prevention, as well as common sense gun safety laws, the overall crime rate declined for 8 consecutive years, the longest continuous drop on record, and is at the lowest level since 1973.


•100,000 more police for our streets
As part of the 1994 Crime Bill, President Clinton enacted a new initiative to fund 100,000 community police officers. To date more than 11,000 law enforcement agencies have received COPS funding.


•Enacted most sweeping gun safety legislation in a generation
Since the President signed the Brady bill in 1993, more than 600,000 felons, fugitives, and other prohibited persons have been stopped from buying guns. Gun crime has declined 40 percent since 1992.


•Family and Medical Leave Act for 20 million Americans
To help parents succeed at work and at home, President Clinton signed the Family and Medical Leave Act in 1993. Over 20 million Americans have taken unpaid leave to care for a newborn child or sick family member.


•Smallest welfare rolls in 32 years
The President pledged to end welfare as we know it and signed landmark bipartisan welfare reform legislation in 1996. Since then, caseloads have been cut in half, to the lowest level since 1968, and millions of parents have joined the workforce. People on welfare today are five times more likely to be working than in 1992.


•Higher incomes at all levels
After falling by nearly $2,000 between 1988 and 1992, the median family's income rose by $6,338, after adjusting for inflation, since 1993. African American family income increased even more, rising by nearly $7,000 since 1993. After years of stagnant income growth among average and lower income families, all income brackets experienced double-digit growth since 1993. The bottom 20 percent saw the largest income growth at 16.3 percent.


•Lowest poverty rate in 20 years
Since Congress passed President Clinton's Economic Plan in 1993, the poverty rate declined from 15.1 percent to 11.8 percent last year — the largest six-year drop in poverty in nearly 30 years. There are now 7 million fewer people in poverty than in 1993. The child poverty rate declined more than 25 percent, the poverty rates for single mothers, African Americans and the elderly have dropped to their lowest levels on record, and Hispanic poverty dropped to its lowest level since 1979.


•Lowest teen birth rate in 60 years
In his 1995 State of the Union Address, President Clinton challenged Americans to join together in a national campaign against teen pregnancy. The birth rate for teens aged 15-19 declined every year of the Clinton Presidency, from 60.7 per 1,000 teens in 1992 to a record low of 49.6 in 1999.


•Lowest infant mortality rate in American history
The Clinton Administration expanded efforts to provide mothers and newborn children with health care. Today, a record high 82 percent of all mothers receive prenatal care. The infant mortality rate has dropped from 8.5 deaths per 1,000 in 1992 to 7.2 deaths per 1,000 in 1998, the lowest rate ever recorded.


•Deactivated more than 1,700 nuclear warheads from the former Soviet Union
Efforts of the Clinton-Gore Administration led to the dismantling of more than 1,700 nuclear warheads, 300 launchers and 425 land and submarine based missiles from the former Soviet Union.


•Protected millions of acres of American land
President Clinton has protected more land in the lower 48 states than any other president. He has protected 5 new national parks, designated 11 new national monuments and expanded two others and proposed protections for 60 million acres of roadless areas in America's national forests.


•Paid off $360 billion of the national debt
Between 1998-2000, the national debt was reduced by $363 billion — the largest three-year debt pay-down in American history. We are now on track to pay off the entire debt by 2009.


•Converted the largest budget deficit in American history to the largest surplus
Thanks in large part to the 1993 Deficit Reduction Act, the 1997 Balanced Budget Act, and President Clinton's call to save the surplus for debt reduction, Social Security, and Medicare solvency, America has put its fiscal house in order. The deficit was $290 billion in 1993 and expected to grow to $455 billion by this year. Instead, we have a projected surplus of $237 billion.


•Lowest government spending in three decades
Under President Clinton federal government spending as a share of the economy has decreased from 22.2 percent in 1992 to a projected 18.5 percent in 2000, the lowest since 1966.


•Lowest federal income tax burden in 35 years
President Clinton enacted targeted tax cuts such as the Earned Income Tax Credit expansion, $500 child tax credit, and the HOPE Scholarship and Lifetime Learning Tax Credits. Federal income taxes as a percentage of income for the typical American family have dropped to their lowest level in 35 years.


•More families own stock than ever before
The number of families owning stock in the United States increased by 40 percent since 1992.


•Most diverse cabinet in American history
The President has appointed more African Americans, women and Hispanics to the Cabinet than any other President in history. He appointed the first female Attorney General, the first female Secretary of State and the first Asian American cabinet secretary



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I admit - when your entire history as Senator has been as a do-nothing, Iraq War cheering, 'free' trade agreement supporter and apologist; when your entire term as Secretary of Sate has been devoted to getting into bed with jihadists and Nazis to destabilize and break country after country after country - AND you put US security at risk using your unsecured private server for classified information at the same time; when you refuse to address US nuclear first-strike policy and antagonize and provoke the only other major nuclear power on the globe; when you refuse to release the content of the speeches you made to mega-corporations and for which you earned tens of millions of dollars in under 2 years - with two million from major banks alone; when you collude with the supposedly neutral DNC to shoehorn yourself into the candidacy - it's a tough row to hoe!

And maybe people are a bit misdirected about where the smell is coming from, but for sure they know something stinks.


So, what do YOU think Hillary has done wrong? What does she need to say mea culpa for? What does she need to promise not to do again? How can she show she's learned some lessons? What policies does she need to disavow or adopt to prove she's going to walk her talk as a candidate for the average person?

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It's funny to listen to the Republicans who are suckered onto Drumpf's asshole like remoras try to explain that his gaming of the system is "genius" (both Christie and Giuliani used that word), but that any so-called "welfare queen" would be despicable for gaming the system in a similar fashion.

There is literally no amount of his shit they won't swallow, and the GOP and the worthless teabaggers are all queueing up to get their shitbuckets filled.

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He lost a billion dollars in one year, some genius. It's the kind of spin we hear from 1kiki and SIG all day every day here. Bait and switch.

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CJR concludes, “The bottom line is: Bill Clinton was responsible for more damaging financial deregulation—and thus, for the [2008] financial crisis—than any other president.”

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Bill Clinton-

Repealed Glass Steagall, which is what made a 2008 banking collapse possible.

Signed the Commodities Futures Trading Act, which made all of those funny Credit Default Swaps possible, which made the financial crisis possible.

Gutted state regulation of banks.

Eliminated "Welfare as we know it", which threw hundreds of thousands of families into poverty.

Destroyed Yugoslavia.

Created minimum mandatory sentencing and expanded the War on Drugs. Thanks Bill.

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I can tell sgg - you're completely fine with snark, with trolling, with lies and insults. And YOUR completely dishonest criticisms are just more of the same shitty trolling from the shitty Hillary people who - really do! - represent their candidate VERY well - even emulate her. Yes, even to the bone deep dishonesty and hypocrisy and hate-filled little mind she has.

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sgg

Here's the scorecard from the first four pages of this thread -

My first post - no insult
kiki Monday, May 23, 2016 3:58 PM
I just wanted to point out an error
My second post - no insult
kiki Monday, May 23, 2016 4:50 PM
second So Obama's actions to help working people? They'd aspire to being merely trivial.

I get trolled here
Another sign of 1kiki and SIG trying to control the content of a thread.

no insults from me here either
kiki Monday, May 23, 2016 7:42 PM
"Congress follows the 1% because ...

or here
kiki Thursday, May 26, 2016 1:30 AM
here
kiki Sunday, May 29, 2016 1:36 AM

but I DO get trolled HERE, maybe you recognize the name of the poster
SHINYGOODGUY Sunday, May 29, 2016 2:01 AM
You've got to be the stupidest motherfucker on the face of the planet, and below as well.

to which I reply Sunday, May 29, 2016 2:17 AM
Hunh? You're incoherent.

no insults from me here
Sunday, May 29, 2016 2:57 AM
or here
Sunday, May 29, 2016 3:23 AM
here
Monday, May 30, 2016 2:18 AM

but you troll me again
Wednesday, June 1, 2016 6:16 AM
Perhaps you wish to enlighten me, Oh Factual One. Both you and Sig know so much, and me, I'm but a mere mortal, a peon, with a pea of a brain failing to understand the intricacies of the world around me.
I bow down at the enormity of your wisdom and kneel before you ever at the ready to
attempt to learn at your feet. I bow and scrape..............teach me!

and the VERY NEXT POST troll me and signy
Wednesday, June 1, 2016 6:18 AM
Those Oxford dudes are really good. Of course, none compare to the brilliance of 2 of our own scholars - kiki & Sig.

then you revive an earlier post of mine where I ask about Hillary's factual history regarding Iraq, Libya, Syria and Ukraine with MORE trolling from you, sgg where you imply that YOU ONLY TROLL BECAUSE YOU'VE BEEN TREATED SO VERY BADLY
Friday, June 3, 2016 3:54 AM Anyway, I'm not here for your entertainment. I post what I please, you just have to deal with that fact. Whenever I'm of the mind, I post
articles that catch my eye and comment on them (or at least I used to), I got slammed a number of times for posting my take on things, then I answer in kind and I get slammed for it.

I didn't say anything negative here
Saturday, June 4, 2016 1:49 PM
or here
Sunday, June 12, 2016 4:35 PM

But I DID get strawmanned here, which is second's stock in trade - dishonesty
Sunday, June 12, 2016 6:00 PM You should inform Warren of her horrible mistake when the morally superior Trump ought to be getting Warren's endorsement

and I REPLIED with this:
Sunday, June 12, 2016 8:09 PM since YOU are too dumb to understand your own hypocrisy, let me spell it out


and here's a little interlude between signy and thuggr
thuggr
and viciously attacking Hillary Clinton about global a organization that attempts to help impoverished countries
signy
First of all, what organization is that? Because without that information, you look like the corner soapbox orator, shouting into the wind and pointing at the sky.
thuggr
You’re such an ASS.


let's see
second posts made-up stuff about Trump
Monday, June 13, 2016 6:23 PM
I reply Monday, June 13, 2016 6:43 PM That would be far more apropos if he actually said any of that. Did he?
And second replies with - guess what! MORE dishonesty - except this is in the form of an outright lie
Monday, June 13, 2016 6:50 PM Yes, Trump did.
and when I challenge second, with, yanno, FACTS and LINKS
Monday, June 13, 2016 8:19 PM
second replies with this
Monday, June 13, 2016 10:07 PM 1kiki loves Trump, hates Hillary. Because - that's what second does. Which is lie. A LOT.


And so on.

I can tell sgg - you're completely fine with snark, with trolling, with lies and insults. And YOUR completely dishonest criticisms are just more of the same shitty trolling from the shitty Hillary people who - really do! - represent their candidate VERY well - even emulate her. Yes, even to the bone deep dishonesty and hypocrisy and hate-filled little mind she has.

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. . . YOUR completely dishonest criticisms are just more of the same shitty trolling from the shitty Hillary people who - really do! - represent their candidate VERY well - even emulate her. Yes, even to the bone deep dishonesty and hypocrisy and hate-filled little mind she has.

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