#21

I don't believe Bellringer is ignorant. I believe his lies are quite deliberate. Which actually makes him even more vile.

"Oz Might Scrape By"

I will never understand the conservative affinity towards supporting snake oil salesmen.

As so many of his other business ventures have been failures, campaign contributions may now be Donald's main source of income.

With something like 400 million guns and at least 20 million assault weapons already in circulation in the U.S., I fail to see were gun control would make much difference. The cat has already been out of the bag for far too long. So all this really amounts to is Democrats attempting to pander to a certain demographic that thinks it would change anything.

It will take generations, but instead of attempting to pass further gun regulations, the U.S. needs to work on changing its culture of violence.

#6

For what it's worth, fiat money is backed entirely by the full faith and trust in the government that issued it. I know... I know... That doesn't always go well either. But what authority is crypto currency backed by?

Crypto currency seems very Enronish or Madoffish to me.

I'm surprised Ballwasher hasn't jumped into this thread to deflect with lies about how BLM/Antifa burned down Americas cities.

-driver-

Can't they just use a pile drive to pound the wall down through the tunnel? /s

That's too bad. I think it's likely the Democrat would of had a better chance of beating Cawthorn.

#7 | POSTED BY BELLRINGER

Bellringer certainly spends a lot of time here trying to revise history. Please tell us, and provide sources; how many good white Americans did BLM randomly kill?

Which kind of murder was George Floyd, was that a right-wing extremist murder?

#15 | POSTED BY SNOOFY

I'm sure it was simply a misunderstood attempt to get Mr. Floyd back on the plantation, where he belongs.

I mean, Dems want to be free to encourage and support looting, rioting and killing.

#2 | POSTED BY HUMTAKE

Strawman much?

Interesting that white nationalists believe they have some "legacy" right to this nation. North America has already been through one "Great Replacement". Just ask the Navajo, Sioux, Cherokee, et-al...

Since they took him into custody did the cops buy this guy dinner, like they did for Rittenhouse?

If children consume this does it lead to swilling beer as an adult?

#13

I've had two elderly uncles deliberately kill themselves with guns. One was terminally ill, the other was 90 years old, in pain, tired, and ready to be done. They went out their own way, because they could. There are lobbies that would prefer that Dr. assisted suicide remain forever illegal. Specifically the hospital and nursing home industries that make far less revenue off of a quick death.

Although I hope that I'm nowhere near that time. Or that when it is time, I go quickly of natural causes. I keep a bullet for the exact same reason as my uncles. I will not live to be a burden to my family. I will not live with unbearable pain. And I will not live so that my fortunes can be sucked dry by the leaches.

I agree with Sentinel in this case. We should all have that choice.

Sounds like he's destined to be a future truck driver and a solid gop vote if he can continue to evade felony charges.

#1 | POSTED BY MEMYSELFINI

As I have a few friends who are kind, intelligent, liberal, and truck drivers, I find this to be a pretty sh***y generalization.

...weigh them down with debt and unwanted children..

#16 | POSTED BY _GUNSLINGER

..and then complain that they're popping out babies to collect more welfare.

Schumer is all bluster, just like his party.

Some battleground in the near future is becoming more and more likely to be an actual battleground.

So what are you doing every day from now to November? Trying to turn out the vote?
Or bitching about it on an online blog?

#123 | POSTED BY DANFORTH

Back in 2016 I asked the Florida contributors to this site that very same question.

My State went for Hillary. Florida went for Trump. Yet when Hillary lost, it was these Florida folks that blamed those like me for the defeat. In 2016 the Florida posters were here all day, every day. My State already votes majority blue.

Flip Florida. Then you can bitch at me.

If you look at the timeline, I don't spend half as much time here as many of you. I currently sit in the middle of Lauren Boeberts district, trying to talk anyone who will listen into voting her out. And everyone I know DOES vote. What are you doing?

#60 | POSTED BY GAL_TUESDAY

It's too late now. The Democrats should have started embracing more progressive philosophy 30 years ago. Now the system is simply rigged to seat a permanent Republican controlled government.

I hope I'm wrong, and that liberals and progressives turn out in droves. But I don't believe that will happen.

Read the article.. Where do you get that Alito was the leak?

#17

Are you expecting free gifts?

Since 1776?

#42 | POSTED BY DANFORTH

That's not what I was implying. But I would say: Since at least the '80s.

#38

And what did Democrats do to inspire left leaning voters to show up in those years? Obama made the Bush tax cuts permanent, didn't fight harder for a public option in the ACA, compounded the student loan problems, made climate change worse by advocating for natural gas as a transition from coal, STILL didn't fight for a living wage... I'm sure I could go on. IMO, Obama might have kept a majority if he had been more aggressive about explaining these major issues to the American public, instead of trying to "cooperate" with Republicans, and letting them run right over him over those years.

Screw both parties! Republicans are theocratic fascists. Democrats pretend to care, but they only pay most serious issues lip service because they don't want to piss off their donors.

With significant apologies to my children and grandchildren, this country is toast.