Bruddah IZ
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The word ashamed appears repeatedly in this text. Consider using a synonym.
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Sheriff Joe
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Reality is a bitch.
Sheriff Joe
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Sheriff Joe
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It must be that fries u education.
You did not get far enough in your ESL classes to explore the subtleties of word and language use in particular context.
What was your first language, Bruddah? Is it pidgin? That's fine, just asking. I know it's not English.
I've never heard anybody say that they have an indicator as to how much Russia's online assistance to the Trump campaign contributed to his victory. We only know that they assisted. To me, the Comey statement is easy to imagine having swung undecideds very late in the game.
All this is a bit over your head though, "Bruddah." Hey, do you wear a uniform to work?
Bruddah IZ
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I know what you know. Iʻve read a lot of your post.
Bruddah IZ
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A golf uniform.
Hüsker Dü
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So not only do you want out, you want all history of your contributions in here erased. An awakening?
When the guy who runs the site comes online and asks about who would take up arms if "they" were going to "forcibly remove" the president, I just feel its time for me to bow out.
The coversation has degraded to the point that I was already tired of all of it, but I cant support that kind of irrational and irresponsible conspiracy bullshit from the site administrator.
Its one thing to watch you people's heads spin around, but its quite another to see it from someone who has all of my personal information on hand.
He does not allow anyone to delete their account, so I will just go on my way.
Bruddah IZ
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Agree. Pretty sloppy post by Dom.
So only NOW you don't like "irrational and irresponsible conspiracy bullshit"?
What will Izzy do without all your "likes"?
Bruddah IZ
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Jealous?
You strike me as being too lazy to be a caddie. But I’ve never golfed
Hüsker Dü
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Seems from that response that you haven't been reading many of your compatriots posts for the last 10 years. It is those posts that have set the tone that Dom is reacting to. You seem to be acting as if this all came out of thin air and you and yours are innocent victims of unhinged individuals basing there attacks on a false narrative provided by the world's media sources and what most consider facts.
When Shepard Smith walks out on a lucrative contract, when most of the actually capable cabinet members quit, when multiple career Republican politicians retire prematurely, when some of those closest to Trump are in jail or under investigation, etc. etc. . . . the signs are all around you.
Bruddah IZ
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I am too lazy to be a caddie. But I donʻt mind carting my sticks around to get to the 19th hole .
Bruddah IZ
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Yawn.
Sheriff Joe
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You gotta break a few eggs to make an omelette.
Shep the fag didn’t belong on fox.
MSNBC with the other confused individuals might suit him better.
Multi Sport
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https://www.thepostmillennial.com/watch-eco-radicals-and-vegans-get-in-way-of-hungry-man-and-burger/
Fascist... that's the word he uses.
Fascist... that's the word he uses.
Bruddah IZ
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https://www.dissentmagazine.org/wp-content/files_mf/1353953160genovesethequestion.pdf
As a university professor, I teach, participate in professional associations, lecture on various campuses, give papers at scholarly conferences, and review books for national journals and local newspapers: in short, I get around. For many years I have lived in dread of having to answer The Question. Curiously, no one has asked it. At first, I wondered if I had an ego problem. Did I feel bruised to learn that I was not important enough to be asked? Were not more visible and professionally celebrated chaps with similar backgrounds having to face the music? Apparently not. So far as I know, none of the others, whose number is legion, has been asked either. The Question: "What did you know, and when did you know it?" For at the age of fifteen I became a Communist, and, although expelled from the party in 1950 at age twenty, I remained a supporter of the international movement and of the Soviet Union until there was nothing left to support. Now, as everyone knows, in a noble effort to liberate the human race from violence and oppression we broke all records for mass slaughter, piling up tens of millions of corpses in less than three-quarters of a century. When the Asian figures are properly calculated, the aggregate to our credit may reach the seemingly incredible numbers widely claimed. Those who are big on multiculturalism might note that the great majority of our victims were nonwhite.
Never having been much good at math, I shy away from quibbles over statistics. Still, all quibbles aside, we have a disquieting number of corpses to account for.
For it has never occurred to me that the moral responsibility falls much less heavily on those of us on the American left than it fell on Comrade Stalin and those who replicated his feats in one country after another. And I am afraid that some of that moral responsibility falls on the "democratic socialists," "radical democrats," and other leftwingers who endlessly denounced Stalinism but could usually be counted on to support— "critically," of course—the essentials of our political line on world and national affairs.
As a university professor, I teach, participate in professional associations, lecture on various campuses, give papers at scholarly conferences, and review books for national journals and local newspapers: in short, I get around. For many years I have lived in dread of having to answer The Question. Curiously, no one has asked it. At first, I wondered if I had an ego problem. Did I feel bruised to learn that I was not important enough to be asked? Were not more visible and professionally celebrated chaps with similar backgrounds having to face the music? Apparently not. So far as I know, none of the others, whose number is legion, has been asked either. The Question: "What did you know, and when did you know it?" For at the age of fifteen I became a Communist, and, although expelled from the party in 1950 at age twenty, I remained a supporter of the international movement and of the Soviet Union until there was nothing left to support. Now, as everyone knows, in a noble effort to liberate the human race from violence and oppression we broke all records for mass slaughter, piling up tens of millions of corpses in less than three-quarters of a century. When the Asian figures are properly calculated, the aggregate to our credit may reach the seemingly incredible numbers widely claimed. Those who are big on multiculturalism might note that the great majority of our victims were nonwhite.
Never having been much good at math, I shy away from quibbles over statistics. Still, all quibbles aside, we have a disquieting number of corpses to account for.
For it has never occurred to me that the moral responsibility falls much less heavily on those of us on the American left than it fell on Comrade Stalin and those who replicated his feats in one country after another. And I am afraid that some of that moral responsibility falls on the "democratic socialists," "radical democrats," and other leftwingers who endlessly denounced Stalinism but could usually be counted on to support— "critically," of course—the essentials of our political line on world and national affairs.
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I’m reminded of my old philosophy professor, Soren Kierkegaard who said, “With great power comes great responsibility.”