POTUS 45.12: Dan, does it take courage when encountering the covfefe?

[Twitch Boy]

Re: POTUS 45.12: Dan, does it take courage when encountering the covfefe?

main stream methane!!! you fool

MazdaSpeed Miata. Late NB model with a factory turbo. Yummy.

 

[E.J. Smith]

Re: POTUS 45.12: Dan, does it take courage when encountering the covfefe?

Civil War is sadly imminent, what with the legitimization of attacks, the desensitization of killing leaders, and the overall polarization.

Some believe the first shots were fired yesterday. It's entirely possible; after all, an assassination started WWI.

Why wouldn't the ones that hit Gabby Giffords be considered the first shots?

It's not always all about your personal narrative snowflake.

 

[rufus]

Re: POTUS 45.12: Dan, does it take courage when encountering the covfefe?

Why wouldn't the ones that hit Gabby Giffords be considered the first shots?

It's not always all about your personal narrative snowflake.

Really. This is what they've been dreaming about, with all their rhetoric about "2nd Amendment solutions" and "another Civil War", the whole sovereign citizen thing, and the Bundy occupation. Now that it's circled back around on them, and they discover that this kind of talk could also inspire nutjobs on the left, they're all aghast and crying innocence, and saying it's the left who has to tone down the political rhetoric.

Reap the whirlwind, muthafu%%ers. This is what you've been screaming for for the entire Obama administration.

 

[leswp1]

Re: POTUS 45.12: Dan, does it take courage when encountering the covfefe?

Oh good Lord. My knuckle dragging friend from Nevada is posting some crazy a55 sh1t. First Ann Coulter then this doozy- Democrat Leadership Is Responsible For The Violence From The Left- Loretta Lynch Calls For More Blood On The Streets. THis man has 2 degrees and no common sense. So, so sad.

 

[bronconick]

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Oh my god. Ted Cruz just came to shake hands with a group of HS interns, and one of them turned to his friend and said "the Zodiac killer!"

 

[MaizeRage]

Re: POTUS 45.12: Dan, does it take courage when encountering the covfefe?

So it looks an awful lot like Trump leaned on Rod Rosenstein and the DoJ to release a statement saying he's not under investigation because Rosenstein just sent out a bizarre press release saying, "Welllllllllll, you know you can't always believe everything you read these days."

I can't imagine that effort is going to make Der Fuhrer too happy. Tomorrow is Friday. I have a feeling Mueller and Rosenstein are fired in the afternoon.

 

[WeAreNDHockey]

Re: POTUS 45.12: Dan, does it take courage when encountering the covfefe?

This is insane. If it was coming from anyone but Flag, I'd be worried.

20% of the country probably wants a Civil War: 15% from the right and 5% from the left. It would be nice to load them onto a rocket and shoot them into the sun, but short of that, just point and laugh and go about the business of living day to day.

Life is hard enough without a handful of unemployable, unloveable, unteachable people jerking themselves off to CW2 fantasies, but they'll always exist. The whole country should put them on Ignore.

You're forgetting something huge Kep. Wars don't start only because a majority of the population wants one. We may appear to be more advanced in some ways than we were in 1914, but even over a hundred years later sometimes historians sit back and scratch their heads when they think about how WW1 came to be. If 20% of this country wants a civil war it can most definitely happen. In fact it can happen if the wrong 5% want to bring it about. It may be easier to bring about a foreign war than a civil war under these kinds of conditions, but don't think for one minute it would take 90% of the population going bat poop crazy.

 

[Kepler]

Re: POTUS 45.12: Dan, does it take courage when encountering the covfefe?

You're forgetting something huge Kep. Wars don't start only because a majority of the population wants one. We may appear to be more advanced in some ways than we were in 1914, but even over a hundred years later sometimes historians sit back and scratch their heads when they think about how WW1 came to be. If 20% of this country wants a civil war it can most definitely happen. In fact it can happen if the wrong 5% want to bring it about. It may be easier to bring about a foreign war than a civil war under these kinds of conditions, but don't think for one minute it would take 90% of the population going bat poop crazy.

All the pieces are in place for something like "The Troubles," with sporadic acts of violence answered by retaliation from the other side. Add in that it genuinely appears the GOP would not care, provided it resulted in a superior electoral position for them, and it's a very dangerous time. Cornered animals are often vicious, and we're watching the entire Hate Edifice that the right has painstakingly built over the last 23 years crumbling. There are a lot of Bundys out there.

The important thing is not to start down that road. This confrontation has been a long time coming -- arguably, since 1865, since it's the same actors and many of the same motivations. The delusional, mentally and morally impoverished order of the South and Midwest, built on violence and ignorance, inexorably fails in the economic and social marketplace and retreats into authoritarian militancy to lick its wounds. As it becomes resentful and petulant the rest of the world ignores it and surpasses it, until finally their childish fury boils over into actual armed revolt.

And then they lose. Really, really badly.

 

[Handyman]

Re: POTUS 45.12: Dan, does it take courage when encountering the covfefe?

The GOP has had a chokehold on our government for 5 months and they've done doodly-squat. Chump's follies are a big part of that.

If your only measure is removal you have to wait for 2019 at the earliest, and far more likely January 2021. I'm talking about the real effect, which is to cut off the power to the GOP and freeze their sick agenda. That's the only practical change we can make in the world for the next 1.5 years. Let's keep doing that. It's working.

Done diddly squat? The House passed the ACHA and the Senate is about to pass an even worse one. They are about to boot millions off insurance and screw everyone on Medicaid. But yeah...diddly squat.

I think you cant see the forest from the trees man...

 

[Kepler]

Re: POTUS 45.12: Dan, does it take courage when encountering the covfefe?

Done diddly squat? The House passed the ACHA and the Senate is about to pass an even worse one. They are about to boot millions off insurance and screw everyone on Medicaid. But yeah...diddly squat.

I think you cant see the forest from the trees man...

It has not happened yet. As of right now they have done zippo on health care.

 

[Handyman]

Re: POTUS 45.12: Dan, does it take courage when encountering the covfefe?

No, not really. As his numbers go down and as everyone wastes time on Russia, nothing else gets done. The less he gets done the better off all of us are going to be. Don't worry. Klobuchar, and Franken are paying attention to the Health Care bill. At least as much as turtle boy allows.

And that bill pass or fail will be crucified in the media.

So what? The media can crucify it all they want to it is still going to pass. And my guess is by the time they "crucify" it it will be too late anyways. They will still wondering if Jeff Sessions made a booboo when he said no comment

 

[Handyman]

Re: POTUS 45.12: Dan, does it take courage when encountering the covfefe?

It has not happened yet. As of right now they have done zippo on health care.

It is closer to happening than anything meaningful happening with the stupid Russia Fake Investigation. There isnt 3 Senators on the GOP side who will vote against it and you know it.

 

[burd]

Re: POTUS 45.12: Dan, does it take courage when encountering the covfefe?

The important thing is not to start down that road. This confrontation has been a long time coming -- arguably, since 1865, since it's the same actors and many of the same motivations. The delusional, mentally and morally impoverished order of the South and Midwest, built on violence and ignorance, inexorably fails in the economic and social marketplace and retreats into authoritarian militancy to lick its wounds. As it becomes resentful and petulant the rest of the world ignores it and surpasses it, until finally their childish fury boils over into actual armed revolt.

And then they lose. Really, really badly.

All true but the Midwest part. The nice people of the Midwest will be our salvation. The milquetoast messiah

 

[ScoobyDoo]

So what? The media can crucify it all they want to it is still going to pass. And my guess is by the time they "crucify" it it will be too late anyways. They will still wondering if Jeff Sessions made a booboo when he said no comment

So what? Let them pass it. Let the coal miners die.

 

[FlagDUDE08]

Re: POTUS 45.12: Dan, does it take courage when encountering the covfefe?

The dominoes begin to fall. http://fox59.com/2017/06/15/several...rying-make-america-great-again-flag-on-i-465/

 

[FlagDUDE08]

Re: POTUS 45.12: Dan, does it take courage when encountering the covfefe?

You're forgetting something huge Kep. Wars don't start only because a majority of the population wants one. We may appear to be more advanced in some ways than we were in 1914, but even over a hundred years later sometimes historians sit back and scratch their heads when they think about how WW1 came to be. If 20% of this country wants a civil war it can most definitely happen. In fact it can happen if the wrong 5% want to bring it about. It may be easier to bring about a foreign war than a civil war under these kinds of conditions, but don't think for one minute it would take 90% of the population going bat poop crazy.

Probably the only ones that REALLY want the Civil War are the Military Industrial Complex; they must be wetting themselves over the opportunity. Only catch is, they lobby Congress and then gather fluoridated sheeple to do the bidding. And then when everyone's done fighting, the globalists sweep in and make radical changes by selling it as "peace".

Some like Michael Savage are disgusted that the President didn't do anything stronger. After taking a broader view, Trump's trying to prevent a war. Sorry Savage, but he's absolutely correct on this.

 

[Kepler]

Re: POTUS 45.12: Dan, does it take courage when encountering the covfefe?

All true but the Midwest part. The nice people of the Midwest will be our salvation. The milquetoast messiah

I'm thinking of the southern Mississippi basin. Missouri, Arkansas. I have no bone to pick with cold midwesterners and Norwegian bachelor farmers. The men play hockey and the women have high cheek bones and stamina.

 

[alfablue]

Re: POTUS 45.12: Dan, does it take courage when encountering the covfefe?

Why wouldn't the ones that hit Gabby Giffords be considered the first shots?

It's not always all about your personal narrative snowflake.

And if not Giffords, why not the shooting in the Church shooting in Charleston? The shooter even said that the goal was to start a violent war.

Again, the right can't seem to accept any of their side ever doing wrong.

In recent times- political shootings- the right leads the left 2-1. And has a 1-0 lead in assaults to journalists.

 

[burd]

Re: POTUS 45.12: Dan, does it take courage when encountering the covfefe?

I'm thinking of the southern Mississippi basin. Missouri, Arkansas. I have no bone to pick with cold midwesterners and Norwegian bachelor farmers. The men play hockey and the women have high cheek bones and stamina.

Very true, though you have to kind of tiptoe carefully around the prairie madness from the bitter cold, blistering, shadeless heat, and the dark isolation of sod huts as described by Rolvaag, Cather, et al. And wind. Always the wind.

 

[Kepler]

Re: POTUS 45.12: Dan, does it take courage when encountering the covfefe?

Very true, though you have to kind of tiptoe carefully around the prairie madness from the bitter cold, blistering, shadeless heat, and the dark isolation of sod huts as described by Rolvaag, Cather, et al. And wind. Always the wind.

The crazy ones are the most fun.

For a while.