Your attack on Laura was the work of a genuinely malicious individual.
I don't know why you would choose to be so Disgusting and Deliberately Wounding.
Going for the Jugular so to Speak.
My Words to You Sir Are.
Please Stop attacking People Personally.
Its Upsetting to Others.
Thanks.

Posted by Effeteposer at 2026-01-21 02:03 PM | Reply

Hey it's all good. For all My faults and there are plenty. I'm not the one who voted for Trump three times. That is what BillJohnson did. I'm good here.

Liberals destroyed the extended nuclear family. They mocked marriage, created policies that rewarded broken homes, treated fathers as optional, and replaced community with government.
Own it.

Posted by BillJohnson at 2026-01-21 01:32 PM | Reply

You're full of BS BillJohnson. Liberals did no such thing. You intellectually dishonest broker.

Trump was never really that good a con man. When this nightmares is over Americans are going to have to have a Come to Jesus moment when we identify how we brought outrselves so low.

Posted by Zed at 2026-01-21 07:28 AM | Reply

Society got too greedy for it's own good and sold their soul to a snake oil salesman. Not only did society fail to acquire the wealth and purity the snake oil salesman was offering. He was instrumental in society's sharp decline

What a cute cliche.
Have you been disowned by all your family members?
Posted by BillJohnson at 2026-01-20 10:32 PM | Reply

That's one hell of a question BillJohnson.

A distinction without a difference

Anyone have any info on Gracie?

Posted by Gal_Tuesday at 2026-01-20 09:22 AM | Reply

Yeah what she said. Where are you Gracie?? Come out wherever you are.

The simplest, truest, most obvious thing about Donald Trump is that he is insane.
He's not insane, he's only doing what 50% of the nation hired him to do.
You wont see anything other than a progressive/leftist point of view as being sane.

Posted by boaz at 2026-01-20 09:01 AM | Reply

Only 22 percent of the total population voted for Trump. Not even a quarter of the population. Me thinks basic maths is hard for you.

Anyone is one medical bill away from homelessness. Don',t think it can't happen to you Boaz. Homeless people come from all walks of life. No socioeconomic class is immune from homelessness. Just FYI.

I don't see Jeff on here oddly enough.
The Free Speech Warrior when actual free speech violations occur is no where to be found.

Posted by Sycophant at 2026-01-20 05:49 AM | Reply

Yeah he is surprisingly absent from this thread. I wonder where could he be hmmmmmmmmmmmm??

Yayyyyyyyyyyyyyyy Indiana won.
#23 | Posted by LauraMohr at 2026-01-19 11:19 PM | Reply
Sorry about Da Bears, Laura, they are a heckuva team.

Posted by C0RI0LANUS at 2026-01-19 11:52 PM | Reply

I FINALLY picked a winner. I'm not a bears fan either but I wanted them to win over the other team. Just like the Hoosiers.

Yayyyyyyyyyyyyyyy Indiana won.

Freakin' Mendoza is amazing!
Last game he threw the ball like a Pro, this week he's toughing it out (so far).
The Refs are helping Indie at all.
Posted by Corky at 2026-01-19 10:42 PM | Reply

I can't watch the game so I will have to defer to you Corky. I'm not an Indiana fan. I'm just rooting for them to win because they are Midwest. Just FYI.

Churches have a long history as sanctuaries, evolving from ancient Greco-Roman temples to medieval havens for criminals and the persecuted, formalized under Roman law, and later becoming key sites for the U.S. Sanctuary Movement in the 1980s for Central American refugees, continuing a tradition of offering refuge from violence and unjust persecution, though the practice remains debated today.
Ancient & Medieval Roots
Greco-Roman Origins: Before Christianity, temples in Greek and Roman societies offered protection to fugitives.
Roman Empire: Emperor Theodosius I (late 4th century) incorporated this concept into Roman law, making churches legally protected spaces for asylum from secular justice and violence.
Medieval Practice: For centuries in Europe, churches sheltered people fleeing violence, feuds, and even the law; fugitives could claim sanctuary for a limited time, often requiring exile afterward.
Modern Revival (U.S.)
Underground Railroad: Churches served as crucial stops for escaped enslaved people in the U.S..
Vietnam War Era: Churches became sanctuaries for draft resisters, like those opposing the Vietnam War, creating a "sanctuary for the conscientious".
Central American Refugees: Starting in the 1980s, the Sanctuary Movement began in Tucson, Arizona, with churches sheltering refugees fleeing violence in El Salvador and Guatemala, challenging U.S. asylum denials.
Contemporary Context
Immigration: Today, churches continue to offer sanctuary to undocumented immigrants, a practice controversial due to potential conflicts with immigration laws, though the government historically avoided raids in "sensitive locations" like churches.
Focus on Innocence: Modern sanctuary differs from medieval times, focusing on protecting the innocent fleeing persecution, not harboring criminals.

Go Indiana beat the canes

Thank You

let's go Canes...beat that spread.......
...after the past two weekends and tonight
I"ll have almost enough to buy this joint......but won't just ban some of you...
I"d dox the ever loving COITUS out of you and a couple of others...
BWAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

Posted by shrimptacodan at 2026-01-19 08:32 PM | Reply

What channel is the game on??

Truth,
"Bill will you condemn the Piggy administration for authorizing ice raids in churches?"
If they are using the church to hide, it's a different situation.

Posted by BillJohnson at 2026-01-19 06:15 PM | Reply

Churches are supposed to be sanctuary for the oppressed. My God how far you've gotten in Trump's cult.

The MAGATS on this site are completely silent on this topic because of Trump's lawlessness and corruption.

Posted by johnny_hotsauce at 2026-01-19 11:53 AM | Reply

Especially Jeff.

What does trump know??

Posted by BillJohnson at 2026-01-18 10:20 PM | Reply

Not much from the looks of things.

C mon Bears beat the Rams."
Only if Mike Pence has the courage.

Posted by Danforth at 2026-01-18 10:10 PM | Reply

Hahahaha ---- you. I thought they would win. Lord was I ever wrong.

C mon Bears beat the Rams.

. The left despises the 1st and 2nd amendments. I'd hardly classify that as believing in the Bill of Rights. The left also despises the restrictions the Constitution laces 9n the federal government when Democrats are in power.
On topic, the thread author points out yet another way the MSM (NYT in particular) report on stories. They are hyper critical of any perceived malfeasance on the right and treat malfeasance on the left with absolute kid gloves.
The thread author highlights the differences in coverage between the 2020 riots and J6.
NYT did produce an article highlighting the fraudulent Somali daycare centers in MN. I've only seen that one article, maybe they provided additional coverage and I missed it but I don't think that is the case. Abu Graihb was certainly a very newsworthy story. NYT? 39 front page articles about it. It made the Bush administration look bad so it was screamed from the rooftops every day for a month. That was roughly 20 years ago. They've grown ever more biased since then and it tracks with the continued decline in trust of the MSM.

Posted by BellRinger at 2026-01-18 02:05 PM | Reply

Humtake much???

I hope they give that kid life without parole. Rotten little bastard.

Based AF Japan.
Taiwan and Singapore
Europe
or Latin America.
Canada: "I cHooSe CoMmuniSt ChINA"
LOL

Posted by oneironaut at 2026-01-16 10:35 PM | Reply

Go get bent.

You can dress Trump with gold and the best threads in the world and he will still look cheap. Just sayin