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  • They are too dim to understand that these dumb laws they're passing are two-edged swords that can be used against them. Unfortunately, they DO understand that Dems won't take advantage of these laws.

    SCOTUS gave the president incredible immunity superpowers, knowing HitlerPig would abuse the privilege, but it applied to Biden, too. But did he use his immunity to lock up HitlerPig and all of his henchmen, knowing they were fully guilty of all sorts of treason and corruption? He did not.

  • That's because by any objective standard, God is a psychopath. It's shouldn't be surprising that his followers often turn out to be psychopaths, too.

  • There's a lot of genocide, and lots of other ugly stuff in the Bible. We really shouldn't be using it as a guide to build our society.

  • Spread the word.

  • The classic answer is La Bamba. Love the song, no idea what the lyrics are.

  • MORE journalists should be focusing on the pure evil of Stephen "PeeWee Himmler" Miller. This is the guy who wants to reduce the American population from a diverse 335 million, to a homogenous 100illion. He is HitlerPig's most trusted advisor, someone who has been by his side from the beginning, while dozens of others have come and gone.

    He is an incredibly powerful man, and Moran was fired for simply pointing out the most basic truth about him. ABC has been my favored news source for a long time, but after this incident, and the $15 million settlement of the frivolous and vexatious Stephanopoulos Defamation case (which was nothing less than a bribe), I can't trust their reporting anymore.

  • He also systematically overcharges for Secret Service accomodations as well, including golf cart rentals for following him around.

    He actually makes profit on his security detail. Welcome to the United States of Ferengenar.

  • When I saw the pictures of the protests in multiple cities, I realized that ICE, law enforcement, and the military don't stand a chance. They might be able to wipe out one protest, maybe even 2 or 3, but they could never get them all, and it's likely they'd be spread so thin, they couldn't significantly impact any of them.

    They have to be looking at the sizes of those protests, and getting worried. And they know there are plenty more at home. All they have is intimidation, the fear of violence, but now they know they are badly outnumbered, and the people know it, too.

    Crackdowns on these cities is a sign of panic, and panic is very dangerous. Stay alert, Patriots.

  • Eye catching, easy to carry, makes a memorable statement, and handy if things get froggy.

    I like it, a lot.

  • Me, every day.

  • For my little Chloe, it's deli meat. I don't know how she does it, but she always knows. I could go to the kitchen 10 times, and she wouldn't react, but if I quietly make a sandwich and bring it to the living room to eat while watching TV, she's right there, purring for her share. You can't sneak it past her, she always knows.

  • We are doing something about it, but these things take time, and we are at the very beginning of the endgame. We can't just say, "End this," and it's done. It happens in steps, and we've just started this journey.

    One of the first steps is getting everyone on the same page, and that's what's happening now. The massive, growing protests are proof that this step is working.

    Another step is getting warm, comfortable, well-fed Americans to understand that their comfort will soon be coming to an end of they don't do something about it. Even if they do something, it's a good bet that there will be a few years of ferocious unrest before things settle back down. People aren't ready for that yet, but if the MAGA Nazis keep it up, they will eventually provoke people into fighting back.

    There are political Red Lines they would be advised not to cross, such as suspending elections. That would cause an enormous resistance, probably violent. No reason to be polite to those who have stolen our country.

    Then there are personal Red Lines, which are different for each person. Right now, I wouldn't get violent because my family needs me to keep a roof over their heads. I can't get thrown in prison or killed. But I have family members that are members of vulnerable groups that the MAGA Nazis have declared to be enemies. If anything were to happen to family members, especially my son, I would have nothing left to lose, and would become VERY dangerous.

    Bottom line: I no longer have any fantasies about dying at an old age. I have come to terms with the idea that my life may have a twist ending I wasn't expecting. If the time comes that I have to fight back, I will do it, but I'm still hoping to avoid it, and make the MAGA Nazis pay for their treason and crimes through legal means.

  • Wow.

  • I believe both Penn and Gladwell used the 3.5% quantity for a Tipping Point.

  • There was never a time for "strongly worded letters." Republicans never bought into that weak shit, and now they rule everything.

  • Yeah, the cowardly Minnesota leadership cancelled the No Kings protests, and their constituents said "Fuck That," and showed up anyway. 80,000 angry Minnesota Americans chose to publicly protest, knowing that a vicious murderer who was targeting them was on the loose, while their elected representatives chose to cower behind closed doors.

    It's long past time for Democratic politicians to match the energy, anger, militancy, and COURAGE of their voters. We elected them to represent and fight for US against the MAGA Nazis, and now we expect them to DO THEIR JOBS!

    If they won't, we'll elect people who will.

  • It sounds like an interesting story, kind of a Walking Tall kind of thing.

  • Phaxism

  • She didn't "uncover" this phenomenon. Mark Penn was the Clinton's pollster, and he published his book Microtrends in 2007. Malcolm Gladwell's Tipping Point was published in 2000. The concept of the "Tipping Point" has been known and studied for a long time. .