^ Why are you changing the subject Mondi?
... and hell, just the other day I conceded a point to ESQ + Micky
... and the day before that to HW.
Fuckin Dems getting tired of being the only ones out crying in the streets?
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Wrong.Mondi wrote: The Muslim ban, whether temporary or not, is racist, dictatorial, and very likely unconstitutional
Actually you were the one who "deflected"... my mind-fuck response was what you deserved.Mondi wrote: You said endorsing BLM is more racist than denouncing the KKK. It was you who changed the subject. I asked you if it was problematic that the KKK was having celebrations re: Trump's election.
So, I think, you deflected my question.
WOOOOOSHMondi wrote: By making some sort of statement that endorsing one organization is A BILLION times more racist than denouncing another. I would say endorsing BLM is not racist, because BLM is not a racist organization. I would also say that your statement implies your view that BLM is a racist movement.
For the THIRD time: Whomever got elected was going to be surrounded by allegations.Mondi wrote: Before something is proven, it is an allegation. And, the more allegations, the more likely a few of them have some legs, that is just common sense.
Vagueness.Mondi wrote: Vagueness is all fine and good Strange. But, let's talk about the kinds of leaders who have campaign-style rallies whilst in power? Shall we?
You're damn right I COULD!Mondi wrote: Also, I can't spend the rest of the day going back and forth with you. Let's just leave it at, you certainly COULD write a long post with a response to each of those 8 points providing some (dubious) logic or evidence to refute the critiques.


Yup, read his posts: "Lesser of two evils".Mondi wrote:Have you met Griz?

Just caught your edit.Mondi wrote: And, let's be clear. The United States Constitution will not permit legislation that bans immigration based on a religious affiliation.
......and the newly constituted Supreme Court would ensure it.Strangelove wrote:Just caught your edit.Mondi wrote: And, let's be clear. The United States Constitution will not permit legislation that bans immigration based on a religious affiliation.
http://www.usnews.com/news/articles/201 ... titutional
http://www.breitbart.com/big-government ... grant-ban/
Trump's temporary ban on Muslim immigrants from terror-related countries would be easy peasy...

Well, that statement is hard to understand. It's not a complete sentence. It lacks a subject.Strangelove wrote:
Ummm... what part of
"Whomever got elected was going to be surrounded by allegations"
...
did you not understand?![]()
Or, you could see it this way:Topper wrote:Two evils.
One: Says rude things and says things you do not agree with. Say he may do things you do not agree with (and it is now extending into "thinking he may do things you don't agree with")
Two: Condones and embraces cheating in the electoral process.
Which is evil, speech or action? As an old punk D.O.A. fan, I can recite, Talk - Action = 0
But, Gee Whiz, man, if Hillary had won,Per wrote:Well, that statement is hard to understand. It's not a complete sentence. It lacks a subject.Strangelove wrote:
Ummm... what part of
"Whomever got elected was going to be surrounded by allegations"
...
did you not understand?![]()
Whom is similar to him or them. It is always the object of a sentence; if it were the subject it would be who, he, they. Anyway, since there is no subject in the sentence it's hard to make heads or tails of it.
Him got elected? Them got elected?
What does it even mean? Why are we here?
Is this the real life?
Is this just fantasy?
Caught in a landslide
No escape from reality
Open your eyes
Look up to the skies and see...


accepted and used misbegotten debate questions to gain an unfair advantage on her opponent.Per wrote:Or, you could see it this way:Topper wrote:Two evils.
One: Says rude things and says things you do not agree with. Say he may do things you do not agree with (and it is now extending into "thinking he may do things you don't agree with")
Two: Condones and embraces cheating in the electoral process.
Which is evil, speech or action? As an old punk D.O.A. fan, I can recite, Talk - Action = 0
/
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Then there was Bernie Sanders. It’s easy to sympathize with the Sanders campaign. After the way the Clintons treated him, it’s easier to understand why he honeymooned in Moscow (seriously). He may want to do that again. Early on, Clinton kidnapped all the Democratic super-delegates. The Democratic National Committee became an unofficial arm of the Clinton campaign. Donna Brazile, interim chairwoman of the DNC and Clinton mole, was feeding the Democratic candidate debate questions that she got from her connections at CNN. And former chairwoman of the DNC, Debbie Wasserman Schultz, was practically running the campaign.
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