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Political Roundtable Part XXIV

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Re: Political Roundtable Part XXIV 

Post#81 » by popper » Sun Dec 2, 2018 5:25 pm

Pointgod wrote:
gtn130 wrote:remember popper celebrating SD20’s bold iconoclastic views lmao


Anyone that claims STD provides some type of meaningful contribution to this thread is to put it in simple terms... a **** idiot. It also seems you’ve hit a nerve with the right wing snowflakes in this thread. Keep up the good work.


Anyone who tries to silence opposing viewpoints (like in this thread and on hundreds of college campuses) are the real snowflakes. They are weak in mind and display totalitarian tendencies. What is it about a free exchange of opinion that scares you so much. Why do you think colleges try so hard to quash opposing viewpoints. If you don’t like STD’s opinions then just ignore them. Or, refute them with an intellectual approach vs R’s and conservatives are idiots and deplorables. You would never win a high school debate team competition if you’re only response to an opposing view is name calling. It’s immature.
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Re: Political Roundtable Part XXIV 

Post#82 » by Wizardspride » Sun Dec 2, 2018 5:36 pm

popper wrote:
Pointgod wrote:
gtn130 wrote:remember popper celebrating SD20’s bold iconoclastic views lmao


Anyone that claims STD provides some type of meaningful contribution to this thread is to put it in simple terms... a **** idiot. It also seems you’ve hit a nerve with the right wing snowflakes in this thread. Keep up the good work.


Anyone who tries to silence opposing viewpoints (like in this thread and on hundreds of college campuses) are the real snowflakes. They are weak in mind and display totalitarian tendencies. What is it about a free exchange of opinion that scares you so much. Why do you think colleges try so hard to quash opposing viewpoints. If you don’t like STD’s opinions then just ignore them. Or, refute them with an intellectual approach vs R’s and conservatives are idiots and deplorables. You would never win a high school debate team competition if you’re only response to an opposing view is name calling. It’s immature.

Wait a minute.


You think name calling is immature and you yet
you support SD?

Do you actually read his posts?!

President Donald Trump referred to African countries, Haiti and El Salvador as "shithole" nations during a meeting Thursday and asked why the U.S. can't have more immigrants from Norway.
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Re: Political Roundtable Part XXIV 

Post#83 » by stilldropin20 » Sun Dec 2, 2018 5:59 pm

Wizardspride wrote:
popper wrote:
Pointgod wrote:
Anyone that claims STD provides some type of meaningful contribution to this thread is to put it in simple terms... a **** idiot. It also seems you’ve hit a nerve with the right wing snowflakes in this thread. Keep up the good work.


Anyone who tries to silence opposing viewpoints (like in this thread and on hundreds of college campuses) are the real snowflakes. They are weak in mind and display totalitarian tendencies. What is it about a free exchange of opinion that scares you so much. Why do you think colleges try so hard to quash opposing viewpoints. If you don’t like STD’s opinions then just ignore them. Or, refute them with an intellectual approach vs R’s and conservatives are idiots and deplorables. You would never win a high school debate team competition if you’re only response to an opposing view is name calling. It’s immature.

Wait a minute.


You think name calling is immature and you yet
you support SD?

Do you actually read his posts?!


imma counter puncher.

I would happily stick to just debating ideas. i would happily refrain from all name calling...everything...i came to this thread to debate. GTN and Pointgod mocked me for months before i responed in kind. they did the same thing to Popper. Same thing to GOC. And are doing the same thing to Daoneandonly right now.

Ban those 2 jackasses and this thread would be completely different. recall...STD been here for almost 2 decades. Got along with everyone...everyone loves STD. And STD loves everyone else!! I'm a peace and love kinda guy!! And those Facts matter!!

We could stick to just debating ideas starting tomorrow. But here's the thing...if you spam (with political spin), i'll spam. If you are rude and call people names. I will return in kind. Up to you guys but i can tell you for certain that GTN and Pointgod are the bad apple...and likely the same damn poster anyway. :nod: :nod:
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Re: Political Roundtable Part XXIV 

Post#84 » by closg00 » Sun Dec 2, 2018 6:12 pm

Great graphic which again shows how Republicans get more representation than they do actual votes, I am wondering how-much longer they will be able to legally game the system. The hypocrisy is just stunning, chirp illegal voting illegal voting while at the same time doing this shyt
https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2018/11/29/us/politics/north-carolina-gerrymandering.html
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Re: Political Roundtable Part XXIV 

Post#85 » by Pointgod » Sun Dec 2, 2018 6:59 pm

Wizardspride wrote:
popper wrote:
Pointgod wrote:
Anyone that claims STD provides some type of meaningful contribution to this thread is to put it in simple terms... a **** idiot. It also seems you’ve hit a nerve with the right wing snowflakes in this thread. Keep up the good work.


Anyone who tries to silence opposing viewpoints (like in this thread and on hundreds of college campuses) are the real snowflakes. They are weak in mind and display totalitarian tendencies. What is it about a free exchange of opinion that scares you so much. Why do you think colleges try so hard to quash opposing viewpoints. If you don’t like STD’s opinions then just ignore them. Or, refute them with an intellectual approach vs R’s and conservatives are idiots and deplorables. You would never win a high school debate team competition if you’re only response to an opposing view is name calling. It’s immature.

Wait a minute.


You think name calling is immature and you yet
you support SD?

Do you actually read his posts?!


I know right. Literally his only response to STD is the same weak bull they do with Trump. Well I don’t agree with his tone blah blah blah. You notice he’ll never call out STD for his blatant lies and name calling or unhinged behavior. At the very least I’m willing to call out people that I may agree with when they post something idiotic. I can’t say the same about Trump’s lemmings.

And to be honest I don’t care about the name calling. Things get heated and people are passionate but don’t expect me to play nice with people who aren’t looking to have genuine debate or only look to have toxic conversations.
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Re: Political Roundtable Part XXIV 

Post#86 » by daoneandonly » Sun Dec 2, 2018 6:59 pm

TGW wrote:Sexually Transmitted Disease--if you feel that way, go away. Let's see if you're theory holds true. If you're missed, I'm sure at least two posters will ask you to comeback. If you get more than 2 IM's asking for you to comeback, then by all means, return to the thread. If not, then the reality is that your posts are ****.

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More juvenile name calling by the progressive liberal left.

I guess it makes sense as the Dems are so dependent on kids who dont even have fully developed brains, ages 18-24, to win elections
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Re: Political Roundtable Part XXIV 

Post#87 » by dckingsfan » Sun Dec 2, 2018 7:03 pm

popper wrote:
Pointgod wrote:
gtn130 wrote:remember popper celebrating SD20’s bold iconoclastic views lmao

Anyone that claims STD provides some type of meaningful contribution to this thread is to put it in simple terms... a **** idiot. It also seems you’ve hit a nerve with the right wing snowflakes in this thread. Keep up the good work.

Anyone who tries to silence opposing viewpoints (like in this thread and on hundreds of college campuses) are the real snowflakes. They are weak in mind and display totalitarian tendencies. What is it about a free exchange of opinion that scares you so much. Why do you think colleges try so hard to quash opposing viewpoints. If you don’t like STD’s opinions then just ignore them. Or, refute them with an intellectual approach vs R’s and conservatives are idiots and deplorables. You would never win a high school debate team competition if you’re only response to an opposing view is name calling. It’s immature.

Several different things in this same post.
1) Colleges and how young people are skewed liberal (and have been since the early 1900s).
2) STD's lack long winded, illogical and false posts.

I think it reasonable to call out the liberal bias of our higher education system. And one could debate if they are snowflakes...

But in the same sentence having the notion of a free exchange of opinions with STD is just nonsensical, he doesn't provide any meaningful material - he just throws a bunch of stuff at the wall. You have read is posts, they are blather. He doesn't fact check his material, oft uses false logic and is (IMO) singularly the most disrespectful poster on this board.

STD actually would be the posterchild of why we should block some speakers at the higher ed level.
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Re: Political Roundtable Part XXIV 

Post#88 » by Pointgod » Sun Dec 2, 2018 7:04 pm

Yeah the left should be more like the right wing who just encourages their supporters to solve problems with violence. Those are great role models. And TGW probably calls me the most names out of anyone on this board, its part of his act.
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Re: Political Roundtable Part XXIV 

Post#89 » by daoneandonly » Sun Dec 2, 2018 7:10 pm

Sedale Threatt wrote:
JWizmentality wrote:Keep an eye on NC folks. Voter fraud by conservatives. Color me shocked. :lol:


Yeah, I thought Georgia was bad -- and it was/is -- but this story is crazy. And, unfortunately, completely expected. This state has been at the forefront of gerrymandering/voter suppression, stripping governors of power if the wrong party wins, and shooting your own economic dick off with idiotic laws in search of problems (i.e. bathroom bills).

The lesson, as always: The South is a complete sh*t show.


Here we go with more voter suppression conspiracy lies. Machines where minorities live had no power cords, how about showing proof?

There's discrimination in our legal system, there's no doubt about that, but there's no bias in voter registration and being able to vote, just another fake fire from the left to stir up voter turnout and make excuses for losses.

And yea, making sure a 45 year old man doesnt share a bathroom with a 9 year old girl is really stupid.
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Re: Political Roundtable Part XXIV 

Post#90 » by gtn130 » Sun Dec 2, 2018 7:31 pm

how on earth have i tried to silence right wing voices? it’s not my fault you guys have such delicate sensibilities and have to run off every time you face any pushback on your backwards views
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Re: Political Roundtable Part XXIV 

Post#91 » by gtn130 » Sun Dec 2, 2018 7:32 pm

Like, popper, there’s a difference between me calling you dumb and me trying to SILENCE you
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Re: Political Roundtable Part XXIV 

Post#92 » by Pointgod » Sun Dec 2, 2018 7:39 pm

gtn130 wrote:how on earth have i tried to silence right wing voices? it’s not my fault you guys have such delicate sensibilities and have to run off every time you face any pushback on your backwards views


In Popper’s world “You’re an idiot that believes in unsubstantiated conspiracy theories” =“off to the prison camps you go!”. You hit the nail on the head any pushback against regressive right wing views (you notice no one complains about silencing debate on tax policy) and they crumple like a piece of paper. They whole college campus **** is overblown.
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Re: Political Roundtable Part XXIV 

Post#93 » by Pointgod » Sun Dec 2, 2018 7:51 pm

I would like my Conservative friends to chime in on what they think about CNNs decision to fire Mark Lamont Hill. You’d think the right wing media would be up in arms about silencing free speech

https://www.haaretz.com/opinion/.premium-cnn-firing-marc-lamont-hill-proves-israel-is-untouchable-in-u-s-media-1.6702572

Marc Lamont Hill is an American writer and lecturer in communications at Temple University in Philadelphia, and also an analyst with CNN. In a speech last week at a United Nations conference he called for “international action that will give us what justice requires and that is a free Palestine from the river to the sea.”


How dare he? What was he thinking? Where did he think he’s living, in a democracy with free speech or a country where dialogue about Israel is under the serious censorship of the Jewish establishment and Israeli propaganda? Hill tried to claim that he’s opposed to racism and anti-Semitism and his remarks were intended to support the establishment of a binational, secular and democratic state.


What would have happened if Hill had called for the establishment of a Jewish state between the Jordan and the sea? He would have safely continued holding down his job. Rick Santorum, the former senator, said in 2012 that “no Palestinian” lives in the West Bank. Nobody thought of firing him. Even Hill’s critic, Shapiro, has called in the past for ethnic cleansing of Palestinians in the territories (he backtracked on it a few years later) and nothing happened to him.


https://www.theguardian.com/media/2018/nov/29/cnn-marc-lamont-hill-israel
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Re: Political Roundtable Part XXIV 

Post#94 » by popper » Sun Dec 2, 2018 7:53 pm

Wizardspride wrote:
popper wrote:
Pointgod wrote:
Anyone that claims STD provides some type of meaningful contribution to this thread is to put it in simple terms... a **** idiot. It also seems you’ve hit a nerve with the right wing snowflakes in this thread. Keep up the good work.


Anyone who tries to silence opposing viewpoints (like in this thread and on hundreds of college campuses) are the real snowflakes. They are weak in mind and display totalitarian tendencies. What is it about a free exchange of opinion that scares you so much. Why do you think colleges try so hard to quash opposing viewpoints. If you don’t like STD’s opinions then just ignore them. Or, refute them with an intellectual approach vs R’s and conservatives are idiots and deplorables. You would never win a high school debate team competition if you’re only response to an opposing view is name calling. It’s immature.

Wait a minute.


You think name calling is immature and you yet
you support SD?

Do you actually read his posts?!


I support everyone’s participation in this thread, including Gtn and pointgod. If you remember I counseled STD to refrain from the name calling about two or three months ago. I wish we could all just take a deep breath and argue our points with kindness and goodwill.
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Re: Political Roundtable Part XXIV 

Post#95 » by TGW » Sun Dec 2, 2018 7:56 pm

daoneandonly wrote:
TGW wrote:Sexually Transmitted Disease--if you feel that way, go away. Let's see if you're theory holds true. If you're missed, I'm sure at least two posters will ask you to comeback. If you get more than 2 IM's asking for you to comeback, then by all means, return to the thread. If not, then the reality is that your posts are ****.

Do you have grapefruit balls or raisins to take that bet?


More juvenile name calling by the progressive liberal left.

I guess it makes sense as the Dems are so dependent on kids who dont even have fully developed brains, ages 18-24, to win elections


your pearl clutching is hilarious and pathetic at the same time

and yea I'm going to keep name-calling. You're a loser :lol:
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Re: Political Roundtable Part XXIV 

Post#96 » by stilldropin20 » Sun Dec 2, 2018 7:57 pm

dckingsfan wrote:
popper wrote:
Pointgod wrote:Anyone that claims STD provides some type of meaningful contribution to this thread is to put it in simple terms... a **** idiot. It also seems you’ve hit a nerve with the right wing snowflakes in this thread. Keep up the good work.

Anyone who tries to silence opposing viewpoints (like in this thread and on hundreds of college campuses) are the real snowflakes. They are weak in mind and display totalitarian tendencies. What is it about a free exchange of opinion that scares you so much. Why do you think colleges try so hard to quash opposing viewpoints. If you don’t like STD’s opinions then just ignore them. Or, refute them with an intellectual approach vs R’s and conservatives are idiots and deplorables. You would never win a high school debate team competition if you’re only response to an opposing view is name calling. It’s immature.

Several different things in this same post.
1) Colleges and how young people are skewed liberal (and have been since the early 1900s).
2) STD's lack long winded, illogical and false posts.

I think it reasonable to call out the liberal bias of our higher education system. And one could debate if they are snowflakes...

But in the same sentence having the notion of a free exchange of opinions with STD is just nonsensical, he doesn't provide any meaningful material - he just throws a bunch of stuff at the wall. You have read is posts, they are blather. He doesn't fact check his material, oft uses false logic and is (IMO) singularly the most disrespectful poster on this board.

STD actually would be the posterchild of why we should block some speakers at the higher ed level.


you have been saying "the R's and trump can NOT effectively govern...and time for something new" since June 2017.

You literally have them 6 months!! I mean talk about arguing and debating in complete bad faith!! So i took maxine waters advice and I pushed back on your spam and bad faith with my own spam and bad faith. What? Are you mad that i see right through you? I mean of course you see right through me...I'm not pretending to be anything other than what I am...a political hack. Here's the rub...SO ARE YOU!!! :nod: :nod: :nod: :nod: :nod: :nod: :nod: :nod: :nod:

6 phunkin months to prove you can govern!!! really???? (higher pitch) REALLY!!!!!! With a special prosecutor deep up his asss the entire time?? really? We have no idea what kind of deal this man can put together because the left has been our for blood since the day they lost the election.

The left have purposefully poison pilled Trump at every step. they tried to lock him into the bad Iran deal, the bad trade deals, and to never make a deal with Russia or any other middle eastern States that also oppose Iran. Obama wanted that Iran deal bad...and you know why??? Money!! he wants money from iran!! :nod: :nod: :nod: he wants the $10 and 20 Million speaking fees from overseas that Bill Clinton received when HRC was sec of state and running for president. Obama was going to run the same play book in Iran when HRC was president.

The American people saw through it. The American people got it right.

Trump has turned the economy around by deregulating awful legislation meant to ship jobs overseas!

Trump has repatriated over 4 trillion in corporate wealth! Thats tax revenue collected here in the USA instead of foreign states!! Even if we lowered tax rates...it still keeps the money our of foreign states who can

Trump has simultaneously lowered taxes for everyone!

Trump has removed the individual mandate...$1500!!! Why!!?? For trash healthcare!!

Trump has shined a massive spotlight on the deep state!! Bureaucrats that move in and out of appointed positions and civillians positions...making millions when they go private!! then step back into public appointments. Mueller and Comey and Rosenstein have been appointing each other to all kinds of stuff through the years as they all have moved in and out of the private sector for massive personal gains... making millions along the way.

Trump has renegotiated nafta. Now USMCA. With massive uptick in goods manufactured in North america instead of china.

Trump right now...as of today...has renegotiated the tariffs with china...90 day freeze as they attempt to make a deal together. And we know trump will NOT cave too much on what he promised to the American people. free and fair trade with China. Stop stealing our IP. Stop manipulating your dollar. And Fentanyl was made an illegal substance in China.

With both hands tied behind his back trump gets stuff done! And I for one want to see what he can do unleashed from the leaks of the left and the special prosecutor bull crap.
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Re: Political Roundtable Part XXIV 

Post#97 » by dobrojim » Sun Dec 2, 2018 8:03 pm

JWizmentality wrote:Keep an eye on NC folks. Voter fraud by conservatives. Color me shocked. :lol:


Voter suppression by Pubs is one of the most cynical, yet revealing aspects of their
'governing' philosophy(ies). One could logically argue that it demonstrates not an
interest in representing the interest of their constituents, but rather an all
consuming interest in maintaining power.
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Re: Political Roundtable Part XXIV 

Post#98 » by stilldropin20 » Sun Dec 2, 2018 8:11 pm

dobrojim wrote:
JWizmentality wrote:Keep an eye on NC folks. Voter fraud by conservatives. Color me shocked. :lol:


Voter suppression by Pubs is one of the most cynical, yet revealing aspects of their
'governing' philosophy(ies). One could logically argue that it demonstrates not an
interest in representing the interest of their constituents, but rather an all
consuming interest in maintaining power.



The greatest act of voter suppression has been implemented by none other that Barrack Hussein. Who sprung an entire investigation on the duly elected president. Illegally Spied on americans to gather information and then used Mccabe and Strzok to trap trump transition team members into perjury traps.

The Obama DOJ and intelligence team has fought against trump like no other outgoing administration. Ever. Obama himself has began campaigning against trump a mere 13 months after the american people booted him and his handpicked candidate out of office!! Obama and his DOJ and Obama surrogates and lefty liberals in congress have sought to undo the 2016 election for the past 2 years!! Dems have brought a vote to draw up articles of impeachment twice (in the first 6 months in office!!)

That's voter supression!!!!!!! :nod: :nod: :nod: :nod: Of the worst variety. A complete and thorough undermining of the 2016 presidential election results!!!! :nod: :nod: :nod: :nod: :nod:
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Re: Political Roundtable Part XXIV 

Post#99 » by dobrojim » Sun Dec 2, 2018 8:11 pm

popper wrote:
Pointgod wrote:
gtn130 wrote:remember popper celebrating SD20’s bold iconoclastic views lmao


Anyone that claims STD provides some type of meaningful contribution to this thread is to put it in simple terms... a **** idiot. It also seems you’ve hit a nerve with the right wing snowflakes in this thread. Keep up the good work.


Anyone who tries to silence opposing viewpoints (like in this thread and on hundreds of college campuses) are the real snowflakes. They are weak in mind and display totalitarian tendencies. What is it about a free exchange of opinion that scares you so much. Why do you think colleges try so hard to quash opposing viewpoints. If you don’t like STD’s opinions then just ignore them. Or, refute them with an intellectual approach vs R’s and conservatives are idiots and deplorables. You would never win a high school debate team competition if you’re only response to an opposing view is name calling. It’s immature.


I think the larger more important issue here is the flagrant lying done by STD.
I have little sympathy for those trying to protect the free speech rights
(and no one AFAIK, has censored him)
of those who lie as often, or more often, then they tell the truth.
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Re: Political Roundtable Part XXIV 

Post#100 » by stilldropin20 » Sun Dec 2, 2018 8:16 pm

dobrojim wrote:
popper wrote:
Pointgod wrote:
Anyone that claims STD provides some type of meaningful contribution to this thread is to put it in simple terms... a **** idiot. It also seems you’ve hit a nerve with the right wing snowflakes in this thread. Keep up the good work.


Anyone who tries to silence opposing viewpoints (like in this thread and on hundreds of college campuses) are the real snowflakes. They are weak in mind and display totalitarian tendencies. What is it about a free exchange of opinion that scares you so much. Why do you think colleges try so hard to quash opposing viewpoints. If you don’t like STD’s opinions then just ignore them. Or, refute them with an intellectual approach vs R’s and conservatives are idiots and deplorables. You would never win a high school debate team competition if you’re only response to an opposing view is name calling. It’s immature.


I think the larger more important issue here is the flagrant lying done by STD.
I have little sympathy for those trying to protect the free speech rights

(and no one has AFAIK censored him)

of those who lie as often, or more often, then they tell the truth.


you guys define "political spin" as lies.

By those standards you lie nearly every single time you post. every single thing you guys post is either from a liberal biased newspaper. or miopic charts. or your own liberal political spin.

Snopes for example is a liberal biased fact checker.

the liberals in this thread are purposefully obtuse when it come to their own biases. And nitpick conservative bias. Then label us as liars. Then and-1 and wave pompoms for each other ad nausea...and wax poetic as though you have discovered "truth."

its a joke!
like i said, its a full rebuild.

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