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U.S. Space Force awards (pay to play) Elon Musk’s SpaceX a $2.29 billion contract. It pays to play with Trump. ​

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crush said:
Anyone up for a RINO hunt? Wishy watty loves Thune, Tillis, Massie, Tucker, MTG, Megan and told us all that Trump is the real RINO and there is no Satan🤣🤣🤣🤣 watty plays life in the middle and is leaning towards self. He hates Trump because of Tarriffs and his stance against men play sports with gurls and then taking showers with them after the big match.

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In my world, being called a RINO isn't necessarily a bad thing, particularly if Trump defining the term.

FYI, the biggest wishy washy issue in politics right now is Trump's plan for Iran.
 
watfly said:
In my world, being called a RINO isn't necessarily a bad thing, particularly if Trump defining the term.

FYI, the biggest wishy washy issue in politics right now is Trump's plan for Iran.
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T is all over the place with Iran. One day it's "hands up or I will shoot" and the next day, "take as long as you need." I trust the plan bro. I love bitch slapping you around on here for some fun and debate. Once you eat crow, we will high five each other.
 
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"Such is the InfoWars I envision: An infinite virtual surface teeming with ads. Not just ads, but scams! Not just scams, but lies with no object, free radical misinformation, sentences and images so poorly thought out that they are unhealthy even to view for just a few seconds. The InfoWars of old was only the prototype for the hell I know we can build together: A digital platform where, every day, visitors sacrifice themselves at altars of delusion and misery, their minds fully disintegrating on contact."
 
espola said:
Is there a story of Biden building a golf resort in Vietnam that I have missed?
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If that's all you were concerned with, why the quote about Vietnam? You know exactly what you were doing. So do we.
So I call you out on it, and as usual it's crickets. Instead you tap-dance around it and circle back to something else.
Nice job circling back Peppermint Patty Psaki.
 
Hüsker Dü said:
When Cruelty Became Normal in America

Have you ever sat in a restaurant and watched a customer absolutely badger a server because they forgot ranch dressing or brought the wrong side dish? Most people sitting there become uncomfortable because deep down we know that behavior is wrong. Or maybe you have been walking down a street or through a store and watched someone explode with anger because another person accidentally bumped into them. Most of us look at those moments and think, “Why is this person acting like this?” because as a society we were taught that constant humiliation, insults, anger, and cruelty toward other people are not signs of strength.

That is why so many Americans are struggling right now. I think what bothers many people is not simply politics itself. It is the feeling that behavior we once viewed as unacceptable somehow became normal, excused, and even celebrated.

Mike McCready wrote something recently that really made me stop and think. He talked about how many Trump supporters seem confused about why friendships are ending, why families are drifting apart, and why people they have known for years suddenly keep their distance. One line that stood out to me was when he said many people keep responding with, “It’s just politics,” or “Why can’t we agree to disagree?”

The truth is, for a lot of Americans, this stopped being “just politics” a long time ago.

If this were simply arguments over taxes, spending, border policy, or the size of government, most people could still sit together, disagree, and move on with life. America has always had political disagreements. We have argued over war, religion, unions, civil rights, and elections throughout our history. But underneath those disagreements there was usually still some shared understanding of decency, respect, and basic human behavior.

What feels different now is that many people are no longer reacting only to policy. They are reacting to behavior and to what they believe others are willing to excuse.

For years now, Americans have watched Donald Trump mock people, insult people, humiliate people, and attack anyone who disagrees with him. People watched him make fun of a disabled reporter, insult prisoners of war, attack Gold Star families, and constantly use degrading language toward others. McCready wrote that people are starting to realize, “They are learning what you are willing to tolerate.” I think that line explains a lot about why relationships are changing in this country.

At some point, people stop hearing, “We just disagree politically,” and start hearing, “You are comfortable with this behavior.” Whether people think that is fair or not, that is what many Americans genuinely feel right now.

History shows us this kind of division is not new. During the Civil Rights era, families divided because some believed silence in the face of discrimination was morally wrong, while others dismissed it as politics. During McCarthyism, fear and loyalty to one side destroyed friendships and careers because cruelty was justified as patriotism. In Europe during the 1930s, people slowly became numb to attacks on democratic norms because they believed their side was protecting the nation.

Most people living through those moments did not think they were becoming part of something dangerous. They believed they were defending their country and their values.

That is why this moment feels so personal for many people now. It is not simply about Republican versus Democrat anymore. It is about character, empathy, and what kind of behavior we are willing to normalize in society.

For me personally, that is where the line is. I do not want to spend my life around cruelty. I do not enjoy listening to people humiliate others, celebrate revenge, or treat kindness like weakness. Life is too short to surround yourself with anger, insults, and bitterness all the time.

McCready also wrote something else that I think is important. He said, “People stop hearing, ‘I disagree with you on policy.’ They start hearing, ‘I saw all of that, and I decided it was acceptable.’” That may sound harsh to some people, but I think it explains why so many friendships and families are struggling today.

This does not mean every Trump supporter is hateful or cruel. Many are frustrated with government, the economy, and the direction of the country. But history warns us that good people can slowly become numb to behavior they once would have condemned when politics becomes tribal and winning becomes more important than principles.

The saddest part of all of this is not simply political division. It is that Americans are beginning to lose trust in each other’s moral boundaries. Once that trust disappears, families drift apart, friendships weaken, and communities stop feeling connected. Not because people “cannot handle different opinions,” but because they no longer recognize the values they once believed they shared.

Paul Mrocka
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If you or anyone else can't call this behavior on BOTH sides then you are part of the problem.

As far as the part I highlighted in bold. Yes I have. Last year we were at In-N-Out in Temecula after a game at Galway Downs.
Some dude in his late 60s maybe early 70s was yelling at all the kids behind the counter because his fries weren't well-done enough.
Tells them how he comes here all the time and they get his fries wrong. Blah blah blah.
Proceeds to sit down at the booth closest to the counter and tells his wife these kids are a bunch of idiots. I heard enough.
Me: Why are you such an asshole?!
Him: What did you say??
Me: You heard me. Why are you such an asshole? These kids are just trying to do their job. Calling them idiots makes you an asshole.
Him: It's none of your business!!
Me: You made it my business because I have to listen to you berate these kids. That makes you an asshole. If you say you come here all
the time and they get your order wrong..go eat somewhere else. I'm sure they'd prefer that as well.

Then my order was called. I walked up to the counter. "Next time this guy comes in just scrape all the crap from the bottom of the fryer
and serve it to him." The young kid behind the counter just smiled and said "here's your food..thanks."

When I got back out to the car..my wife asked.."Did you get into it with that guy?" "Yup..he was being an asshole." "Yeah..I kinda figured. I could hear it from the bathroom."

The End
 
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Congratulations to Ken Paxton on such a tremendous win, and to John Cornyn for having run a strong and powerful race but, more importantly, having had a truly great career. John will remain my friend for a long time to come, as we both watch Ken become a fantastic, common sense Senator, one who is respected by all. His opponent, Alfred E. Neuman, may be the worst TEXAS candidate I have ever seen. A strong Open Borders advocate, he is WEAK ON CRIME, believes there are 6 genders, is insulting to Jesus Christ, will never support the Military, was a big Mask Wearer until recently, and is a Vegan who dislikes meat, not exactly a good way to be if your wanting to win an Election in Texas. Jasmine Crockett, a very low IQ individual, who is no relation to the legendary frontiersman, Davy Crockett, would have been a far better choice for the Dumocrats. I will do some nice, big, beautiful rallies for Ken. Texas, this will be FUN! GOD BLESS AMERICA. President DJT
 
I love the smell of "winning" in da morning. All you losers are only going to lose more and more. This is what happens to losers WHO can't eat crow, so just be a loser!!!

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"There is no Satan"
"Kids that go missing are runaways"
"The Mid Terms will be bad for T"
"Anyone but Trump"
"Trump is the real RINO"
"Orange Man Bad"
"Trump, Trump is the problem"
 

Rep. Brandon Gill Speaks at Paxton Victory Party, NUKES James Talarico – “What Kind of Grown Man Daydreams About Trans Kids?”​

 
Federal district judge had affair with cop in chambers, within earshot of clerks

A special committee for the Eleventh Circuit on Friday found the judge, who isn’t named, "demonstrated a gross lack of judgment." (you think). Clerks could overhear the intercourse taking place, which was "extremely uncomfortable and troubling" for them, according to Bloomberg Law.

The affair exposed the judge to risks of extortion (oh really) since his or her spouse wasn't aware (of course not) of the affair.

The judge was given a private reprimand. These people are insane!!! It reminds me of a Doc I had to deal with in youth soccer that was having intercourse affairs with coaches, moms and office workers.
 
You cant win playing with chesters. They spin the wheel of life and they spin until they win. Losers who cheat, kill, lie and steal to win. What a bunch of losers!!!

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