Gives a whole new meaning to being "rubbed out".

#4 - I don't think so. Russia and China still distrust each other, and probably to the point of hating each other. Russia has no interest in Taiwan just as China has no interest in the Ukraine.

#6 - you are right, it would be done simultaneously. But Russia cannnot isolate itself in cyberspace. There will always be backdoors to backdoors. There's a reason the last W in WWW stands for web. The trick is being clever enough to find those backdoors.

Iran supposedly was isolated, but someone somewhere (read: Israel probably with US help) hacked into their nuclear refineries centrifuges' PLCs, dicked with the timing, and caused them to subtly vibrate themselves to death. That was clever. No ham-handed and instantly noticed shutting them down.

It's this kind of waging of cyberwar that's going to win. Who will be the ones to pull this off again? Time will tell.

"The omicron variant is Trumps doing. "

Omicron was first detected in South Africa eleven months after Trump left office.

I can't stand Trump, but I hate lies and misinformation even more.

There is much truth to Trump Derangement Syndrome as proven in the quoted post.

WW3 will not begin there, but cyberspace will definitely be one of the major fronts.

Please, Spotify do whatever you need to do to get Young to walk.

Dontcha just hate it when your credit card is declined at the pump?

I knew from the title of the thread it was put up by the Duchess of Death.

#13 - another post that makes undecided voters say, "Gee,I want to be in whatever party he votes for!"

#6 - I'm looking for the welfare of the Democratic party. How does making fun of cripples advance that cause?

Authors of posts #1 and 3 also get credit for helping to drive away middle of the road voters. Congrats. And you guys can't figure out what's wrong with progressivism and why it's killing Democrats, can you? SMH.

Why do you guys want to help the Republicans?

I can remember when the progressives got pissed (rightfully so) when the right poked fun at Max Cleland. Now here is a progressive making fun of Cawthorn's wheelchair dependence.

Anyone who does this, regardless of politics, is ------ up beyond words.

Progressives and conservatives suck, and the author of this thread reinforces that notion. It's no wonder the Democratic party is dying with stuff like this "Congressman Hot Wheels". Way to ingratiate and win over those undecided voters.

#2 - "I hope the Democrat party finds its way soon"

To do that, they need to get back to their liberal roots and take the progressive trash out to the curb. Progressives are ruining this once great party and bringing it to its knees. I mean, if they can't even beat a loser and worst president ever, Donald Trump, in an election they have monstrous internal problems. They can just about all be traced to progressives and not the true liberals.

Czech-mate.

Why didn't the engineers on the 5G approval board catch this before authorizing the installation of this vast and expensive network?

Was it Diana Ross's decision or what?

#9 - what Eberly said. 100%

We had sustained 30 MPH winds for several hours and gusts to 50 when that front blew through Houston. No precipitation, though.

#9 - you're not a big fan of habeas corpus I take it.

#8 - Tor was making a joke referencing Schrodinger's famous thought experiment.

#2 - Presumably the required information wasn't included. FTA:

"...voting laws that require absentee voters to include their driver's license number, state ID number or the last four digits of their social security number on their applications."

#17 - they aren't. Capital punishment is legal in some states, and therefore according to the definition of murder it can't be murder.
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murder verb
murdered; murdering m'r-d('-)ri
Definition of murder
transitive verb

1: to kill (a human being) unlawfully and with premeditated malice
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Likewise murdering animals is not possible since they are not humans.

#13 -the law.

"Why wasn't he executed?"

Same reason Charles Manson wasn't:

Sirhan was convicted on April 17, 1969, and was sentenced six days later to death in the gas chamber. Three years later, his sentence was commuted to life in prison, owing to the California Supreme Court's decision in People v. Anderson, which ruled that capital punishment is a violation of the California Constitution's prohibition against cruel and unusual punishment. The February 1972 decision was retroactive, invalidating all existing death sentences in California.

Were the children both dead and alive?