You misspelled Deportation there Snoofy.

Hey dumbf^*%.

Nabbing people off the street with masked, unidentified s*^%heaps and sending them to a max security prison in a country other than their country of origin isn't a "deportation."

ICE is not the Gestapo. ICE is the SS.

Nope.

Don't give them more credit than they are due.

That aside, why might have the IPO stock price plunge by almost 50%?

#4 | Posted by LampLighter

There's already a litany of established online vendors.

Looking quickly at the site, the prices don't seem any different than other sites I buy from.

So it was probably over priced expecting his name to carry it then things adjusted based on what the site is actually worth.

If a small business can't survive on it's own, why is it the responsibility of tax payers to fund it?

#3 | Posted by lfthndthrds

Says the guy who worked in one of the most subsidized industries in the country...

Duhhhhh LiBrUlZ!!

Meanwhile, he's on par with Fox News nightly ratings.

Idiot.

Re: upstate NY

Depends on where you go. Most of it is just Alabama in the north east. Economic deserts filled with service job slaves, meth heads and old cars on blocks filled lawns.

There are some bright spots. Lake George is and will always be the place I get a second home if I ever choose to go that route. Not the town itself (touristy), but near it. Between the lake being stunningly beautiful and the easy access to the Adirondacks, it's a fantastic place. The capital region is also quite nice in general.

Buffalo is turning it around some and the lake is a nice draw, but getting away from the lake into the interior gets Alabama-y.

Central NY/Finger Lakes is also a beautiful place with some quaint towns (ie Watkins Glen).

But no, NYC metro area would be unbearable to live in for me.

Liberals whining when someone takes their free money.

Who would have thunk it?

#21 | POSTED BY BOAZ

Can't wait for them to cut your pension LOL

#2 | Posted by qcp

I keep telling these people they should just shut up and sit down as they've clearly shown they have zero ability to judge a person's character or intentions.

They're easily led fools who have convinced themselves they're smart, insightful and worthy of a responsibility like voting.

Good!

#2 | POSTED BY BELLRINGER AT 2025-07-17 12:37 PM | REPLY | NEWSWORTHY 1

Of course, this dips*^% would say this.

And, of course, the dumbf^*+ who NW flagged it would NW flag it.

Sad that Trumpers are so blinded by partisanship, they will see this and view it as an excuse to not care that their party is becoming everything they've claimed to hate for my entire adult life.

I'm starting to see more instances of these tubby wanna be cop b*^%#es pointing weapons at people.

Once a bystander gets shot, expect gloves to come off. And for a country saturated with guns, that can't be a good thing.

How long before we get threads where if we just look at data from weeks 6, 16, 20 and 35, we can see that maga works!

#75 | Posted by et_al

That wasn't an earthquake in Alaska.

That was this b(*&^ slap showing lil jeffey what's what.

Nobody can even define what that means as it pertains to deportation. They aren't being tried for a crime. They are being deported.

#66 | Posted by BellRinger

I can't think of a word to adequately describe the sheer volume of terard stupidity moronic idiocy numbnut dips*&^tery that's present in this post.

And it's all because the excuses you used for carrying Trump's water before fell apart. So you're desperately grasping for more excuses and have to resort to making a complete a&& of yourself to do so with this drivel.

Are you suggesting that hasn't happened, like, at all?

#74 | Posted by BellRinger

Of course, not, moron.

But the plurality of deportations are migrants without criminal records, contrary to what your Lord and Savior Trump has said.

God d(*& you really are a childishly simplistic idiot.

Kinda surprised the bacteria didn't die from eating Florida Man.

Gonna be pedantic here and say I wouldn't trust anyone who gives such a crappy explanation of viruses as that dude gives in the article.

I would have thought hairy dudes in chaps would have sparked memories of Portland.

Also, the entire city burned to the ground when the police assaulted the George Floyd protesters, according to Republicans.

#6 | Posted by snoofy

Oh it's true. When driving on the interstates I had to weave around burned out shells of cars with charred skeletons inside and avoid the bandits emerging from the burned out neighborhoods,still smoking and collapsing.

But once you passed the checkpoints into the suburbs and dodged the roving bands of big hairy dudes wearing chaps and old school hockey goalie masks it was alright.

Shocking.

I for one thought Trump really would end the Ukraine on day 1 with a single phone call...

(Trumpers are ---- idiots)

VC/PE cultures see a pot of cash they don't own and they want it.

Vultures.

Stupid phone.

Was inflation flat? Yes it was -------. So, go cherry pick your argument and look like a ------- as usual now.

#5 | Posted by ScottS

Because decreases in some services lowered demand, dips(*&.

Your thread is equivalent to bragging that you stopped the bleeding from a cut hand by opening up the femoral artery.

Financial deregulation for the sake of "growth" never works out for the targets.

Thats why they're targeted.

VC/PE cultures see a pot of cash they don't own and they want it.

And with our current government, they'll get it.

I would have been surprised by Minnesota being on the list of best places until I went and interviewed for a job in Minneapolis.

I was shocked at how much I liked it. Took a day and drove around looking at potential places to live and was shocked by how nice it was, how easy the commutes were and what it was like after you got outside the city itself. Lakes everywhere. Many with beaches. Had a beautiful lunch along the river in Stillwater.

Just seemed like a chill, great place to live with tons to do, tons of nature and outdoor space to enjoy and good food.

The flat PPI reading was the result of dropping services prices, which fell slightly in June from the month prior, offsetting a 0.3% increase in the price of goods. Wholesale price growth slowed on a yearly basis, growing 2.3% higher than the same time last year. That's lower than the 2.7% recorded in May.

Do you even read your own articles?