I just escaped 1.5 years with Puerto Rican Trumpist neighbors who had about three minutes of Bad Bunny recorded from somewhere that they'd play loudly and incessantly.

I believe it was a cassette tape on a boom box.

Admitting some white guilt: Growing up in NYC in the 60s, Puerto Ricans were not the most welcome of minorities. Some of that echoes in my brain.

But these folks were more like-----------, not like Indigenous PRs.

Oops, can I say that?

Tarkenton was the NY Giants before Minnesota.

Me 'n' Lamplighter share a birthplace, and we both commuted off the island for high school. He was born earlier than me, so he had the ferry. I had the exhaust-filled city bus going over the bridge.

When and where I was a little kid, Y. A. Tittle was the local god. Then Namath and Tarkenton.

17. We can safely assume Boaz agrees with this behavior and depiction, because some Democrats are also racist.

388. Yes, there are Muslims here. I think ExpectingReign identified as such the other day. Klifferd also, if memory serves.

Those Italian satellites were operated from a pizza place's basement.

21. Boaz doesn't have human feelings, as demonstrated here for years.

He has programmed reactions drilled into him on the MAGA plantation.

If the no-holds-barred British tabloids had dished on Trump in the mid-2010s the way they do on the royals, I think we'd have been saved a lot of this mess. But being Murdoch-owned, the tabloids might have been told hands off on Trump.

International intelligence agencies should be all over these connections. Their results will also be published in a more reliable outlet than, for example, the Qashington [sic] Post.

Seems like Coriolanus had the whole international kiddy-diddling ring at the highest levels of multiple governments all pieced together a few months ago, at least.

Good news for Retort readers: Perhaps Boaz now can sign up for all the tranny news coming from Poland.

A damn shame. A highly useful publication that had reported facts (albeit filtered by the CIA)--and facts are unnecessary for Trumpism.

Boaz speaking to other people's intelligence is like Bill Clinton or Donald Trump weighing in on monogamy.

There's not an intelligent progressive on this blog.
#298 | POSTED BY BOAZ

Name just one intelligent progressive from your book of wisdom, Boaz.

One.

Bellringer: Who is "I" here?

I am loath to give credit to my friends in the Democratic Party for much, but I will say this about them

If it's a quote from the article, acknowledge it.

I wonder if Fox News devoted as much time to this as trans high school sports stories.

No one is trying to make sure someone doesnt vote.

#9 | Posted by boaz

Boaz in his safe little news bubble again. Willful ignorance.

Boaz, unlike Bellringer or STD or LHT, you don't come across as a troll. I think you're entirely sincere.

And that's frightening.

4. You're in the Boaz bubble, Bubba. And it seems like a really frightening place for you.

Maybe try Bob Ross.

The Clintons by this point are about as relevant to the present era (or me) as William Howard Taft.

Boaz: Who wrote your intro? Please give credit. Who is the I here?

I know this poll is a couple of years old, but it's results still havent changed. 76% of U.S. adults favor the concept of early voting. Two other election law policies are supported by even more Americans -- requiring photo identification to vote (84%) and providing proof of citizenship when registering to vote for the first time (83%). Smaller majorities of Americans -- 60% each -- favor automatic voter registration, whereby citizens are registered when they do business with state agencies such as the Department of Motor Vehicles, and sending absentee ballot applications to all eligible voters.

Boaz: Do you actively seek out these articles?

This moron hides behind a keyboard and then calls others cowards.

#7 | Posted by BellRinger

Every person on this site hides behind a keyboard except for Laura Mohr.

Your obsession with me is so incredibly pathetic. Get a life.

#62 | Posted by AttentionWhore

On the matter of obsessions, there would be BellRinger and the trans.

Is there a clinical name for obsessing about matters that presumably don't affect the sufferer at all? Then constantly trying to generate as much activity around that obsession as possible?

Maybe it's a matter for the DSM-VI, presently the DSM-V Revised. That whole book angers people like Bellringer and Boaz to the point of distraction, and at least AttentionWhore may be intellectually curious enough to look it up. Boaz would just hide under or put on his sheets.

Neil Young makes some grand and what seem more like self-glorifying gestures, such as removing himself from a streaming platform because it also had Joe Rogan on it. Am I correct on that? Didn't he later return?

I think he's a great songwriter and creative musician over a long period of time. In my early teens it was all CSNY. He's also a huge proponent of autism education.

These types of issues, well: big news, little splash. He does more with his music than by giving it away or withholding it.

And he's Canadian. Maybe he's a dual citizen. Glad he's so concerned about us.

I worked with an author who grew up with his wife. They were still besties, and the author was boasting about it. I was thinking in the back of my mind, You poor sap.

A comedy genius. RIP.

Shrimp,
Hey...did you need to include a gay insult running down Lemon?
Just don't include that when you attack Lemon.
Yea...he even managed to be too sleazy for CNN.
Leave the gay stuff out.
#88 | Posted by BillJohnson

BJ schooling Babbles on DR etiquette. Where's that "ridiculous" flag?

If you want to talk about journalists trespassing where they really didn't belong, I refer you to Geraldo Rivera's unannounced walk-in at the Willowbrook mental institution in New York in the early 70s. Made his rep, which he later rightfully lost, but it was balls-y as hell and had a great positive impact on mental health treatment in this country, even if Reagan used it to ramp up US homelessness later on.