Quote from: Biggie Smiles on Today at 09:22:51 AMBut then, of even more entertainment is when desperate dems try to spin a 10K turn out in the deep blue south Bronx as some kind of epic failure because 10K represents a little over 1% of the overall population in the Bronx

thus showing just how stupid and utterly desperate these toolbags really are 

Oh, I know. They're defaulting to type, bullshitting their ever decreasing audiences with the same old lies while more and more are saying "fuck that noise" and in all too many cases looking at the evidence for themselves.

Jimmy Dore is right; Cornell West is torpedoing his chances of any traction whatsoever. The dems are practically out of runway, the amount of Hurt on the population coupled with recency bias leaves the Biden camp galloping up Diarrhea Drive without a saddle. They're going to have to pull a lot more out of their arse than bullshit and ballot rigging to get them across the line this time, in spite of what some TDS suffering nig in a fright wig says.

You still need to do your part. Vote early, leave no option open for them to pull any last minute fuckery at the ballot box on the day. Do the Scott Pressler thing, knock on a few doors and encourage like minded people to do the same. You know the talking points to bring... and if you don't, watch some Steven Crowder or Styxhexenhammer of James O'Keefe for further guidance.

Most important of all, get in the habit of holding your (hopefully successful) candidate''s toes to the fire. "I agree with you; I want to do it; now make me do it"... wise words from a wheelibin that could do with a little judicious adherence. I get the feeling you won't have to works as hard on that where Trump is concerned, but hold his toes to the fire anyway.

Remember, these buggers are supposed to represent you, not rule over you. You might like to remind them of that every once in a while.

A tire company in California was ordered to stop playing loud music near a homeless encampment after a homeless man filed a lawsuit against the company.

"The first night, I got to bed at 1 a.m.. The second night, I got no sleep during the night. And the third night, Sunday night, I had no way to get any sleep," said Bruce Gaylord to KGO-TV.

Gaylord said that he has lived in the encampment in the city of San Rafael, California, since last year after he stopped to get medications in Barstow to treat his mental illness and his truck was stolen.

The encampment is located next to the East Bay Tire Company on Lincoln Ave. Gaylord said that they recently began to blare out classical music in an effort to drive away the homeless people living there.

"It was painful," he said of the music. "That's how loud it was. Rock concert loud."

He said that he tried to call police but that they didn't help him. So, he called homeless advocate Robbie Powelson, who went down to document the music near the encampment.

Powelson filed a lawsuit against the company, and a judge ordered them to temporarily stop the music.

While the company denies that the music is intended to drive away the homeless, Gaylord said he will press on with the lawsuit in order to defend the people at the encampment.

Quote from: caskur on May 25, 2024, 10:11:00 AMI wished you guys would stop talking about this disgusting topic.

The teachers should be jailed if they sexually interfere with minors, flogged first though.

They must be child pornographers I reckon...

It is a shocking subject.

Quote from: Oerdin on Today at 01:54:06 AMEspecially since it started there.

Precisely.

Quote from: Conservative Perspective on Today at 10:08:44 AMNew Jersey to receive $125M payout in dispute over cancelled offshore wind farms

Danish wind developer Orsted will pay $125 million to the state of New Jersey to settle claims over the cancellation of two proposed offshore wind farms.

Source: New Jersey to receive $125M payout in dispute over cancelled offshore wind farms

Setting aside for a moment that wind turbines are diffuse and unreliable, why is the state of energy awarding contracts to foreign companies.

New Jersey to receive $125M payout in dispute over cancelled offshore wind farms

Danish wind developer Orsted will pay $125 million to the state of New Jersey to settle claims over the cancellation of two proposed offshore wind farms.

Source: New Jersey to receive $125M payout in dispute over cancelled offshore wind farms

Quote from: Biggie Smiles on Today at 09:59:42 AMIsn't it lovely watching them self immolate spontaneously without any self awareness whatsoever?


They confined Sewage to an area of the forum most appropriate for his disjointed flotsam!!!!! they're stripping him of his free speech!!!!

while they happily cheer the half a dozen or so posters who are given life long bans for hurting Pig's feelings and laughing at Admong's pretty dress.   

It's super rich.

Quote from: DKG on Today at 09:55:32 AMHe says he cannot post here because his partner in geriatric cognitive decline cannot figure out how to login. So, naturally he hangs out all day at the most heavily censored of all these little forums save CBT.

Isn't it lovely watching them self immolate spontaneously without any self awareness whatsoever?


They confined Sewage to an area of the forum most appropriate for his disjointed flotsam!!!!! they're stripping him of his free speech!!!!

while they happily cheer the half a dozen or so posters who are given life long bans for hurting Pig's feelings and laughing at Admong's pretty dress.   

Quote from: Herman on May 28, 2024, 07:30:19 PMHe lives a high on the hog lifestyle thanks to free enterprise, but he a wants crumbs off the table dreary life for everyone else.

Socialism for thee, but not for me.

Quote from: Biggie Smiles on May 28, 2024, 08:46:01 PMWhat sane people see when Holidork starts to growl

https://instagram.com/p/CiKc9PKpwH7

He says he cannot post here because his partner in geriatric cognitive decline cannot figure out how to login. So, naturally he hangs out all day at the most heavily censored of all these little forums save CBT.