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Eric Adams - Mayor of San Francisco in Political Scene ·
Andrew Foster5 said:If we’re going to give organizations those special discounted rates, they can just take whatever space is left on the far outskirts of the city—you know, out by the industrial zones or the edge of town. If there isn't any room available way out there, then too bad, they just don't get a spot.

We should just penalize these organizations by making sure that if anyone holding a position—even just a basic member—is involved, they’re completely cut off from any kind of government funding or subsidies. If we actually did that, these groups would finally start being careful about who they let through the door, instead of everyone running to pull the same shady stunts over and over again just to collect a paycheck until they retire.

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Sure, but they act and think in that specific style...

Like everything belongs to them, like they fought for it, like stealing is just their default setting...

I mean, all thieves steal, right? Nothing special there... anyway

Maji Đerek is really, really pushing them hard.

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Eric Adams - Mayor of San Francisco in Political Scene ·
The Mayor of San Francisco and his crew are just out there running wild... honestly...🙏

Charles Fox10, let me know if you guys manage to clean up all that trash in the city... maybe we could borrow them (Puljak, Boyd, and Derrick) for Washington, D.C., if things get messy over there...

ps. Is Drake Primrose that doctor who looks a bit intense but acts like some big-shot world-class physician?
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Joe Biden, President of the United States vol. V in Political Scene ·
Terry Howard said:Operation "Coronation," part two:

The unknown crowd is out here spreading these nasty lies about how every single European leader showed up—except for our guy.

Seriously, it’s wild how biased and just plain malicious the Associated Press can be sometimes. 🙄

If Secretary of State Antony Blinken is actually trying to save someone... wow.

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Joe Biden, President of the United States vol. V in Political Scene ·
velvetcyclist95 said:Hilarious...

The way Donald Trump sabotaged this is obvious. It's clear Barack Obama just can't stomach sitting there for 5 or 6 hours, and honestly, he probably doesn't give a damn about the monarchy anyway.

So you actually think the Associated Press didn't call the shots?.....

Who are you kidding? Yourself or... this forum?

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Joe Biden, President of the United States vol. V in Political Scene ·
granitecyclist said:The main thing is she can't even remember what kind of favor she asked Rimček for.
It’s like she doesn't even recall who was actually behind the wheel during that car accident.
But hey, I guess her husband is always the last one to be kept in the loop.😉

Man, Zack summed him up in just one single sentence...

Total nonsense, really...

Once you hear three sentences from him, you see it... just pure garbage.

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hollowmason64 said:John Roberts is nothing more than a common criminal who happened to hold a judgeship. It’s a total disaster.
He’s just an attention-seeker with a massive ego.
You only have to look back at how he talked trash and basically issued threats through official channels after he finally landed that big seat on the Supreme Court—basically telling everyone he knew exactly who voted against him and suggesting they shouldn't think he'd forget. Such a snake.
Or remember back when he was aligned with Newt Gingrich, pushing the idea that any criticism of the American Civil War should be treated as a criminal offense. I still vividly recall his logic for it: everyone is free to think whatever they want, they just aren't allowed to actually say what they think.
He spends all his time sucking up to criminal elements, desperately clawing for a high-ranking position that he thinks he’s entitled to.
Then there’s that whole mess with the driving incident and his refusal to hand over information, claiming he didn't know who was behind the wheel... honestly, I won't even go there.
Just a small-time thug trying way too hard to play the role of a mob boss.
Every single jab Joe Biden takes at him is completely well-deserved.


Well, Zack might make mistakes here or there...

But when it comes to spitting on people and insulting his buddies to defend him, he’s never wrong. Never.

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Eric Adams - Mayor of San Francisco in Political Scene ·
crimsonwolf26 said:John Hickenlooper damaged San Francisco with an acoustic guitar🤣🤣🤣
Honestly, I think even the Republican headquarters should be able to laugh at this stuff themselves. If they can't find some ridiculous way to fine him for illegal parking, then maybe they should stop making fools of themselves. For once, let's just leave the man alone.🤣


No way they'll leave him be. They already know exactly who's going to come after them... acting like hyenas, don't they?

So now he's officially the number one target... in San Francisco and the surrounding areas too.

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Eric Adams - Mayor of San Francisco in Political Scene ·
vividraven79 said:Anyone who ditches the Republican Party just to start some obscure little splinter group has one goal in mind... crawling back to the Republicans later, but this time with a better seat at the table.

They never actually leave. Maybe they "exit" for a moment, but that's about it...

It’s all just controlled maneuvering behind the scenes, isn't it? Everything is coordinated by the higher-ups...

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Joe Biden, President of the United States vol. V in Political Scene ·
Harold Davis6 said:And there’s the argument right there.🤦
Once they start running things the Republican way, everyone starts chanting the same old mantra: "They're all the same, they're all stealing, they're all just filling their pockets."
Well, newsflash—they aren't the same. You only have to look at how much damage certain pests actually do versus those who contribute nothing at all. It’s pretty obvious who sits at the top of the leaderboard when it comes to being a total drain on society.

Caught something recently... kind of like, you know?

He just talks and talks, rambling on and on, only to end up with... I'm not exactly a Republican....

Looks like Trump is stepping in to save the day again. No price hikes on gas after all?

How much longer can they keep trying to save us?

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Joe Biden, President of the United States vol. V in Political Scene ·
Jesse Harris6 said:The real question here is whether he actually ever sold vacuum cleaners, or if this whole thing is just some calculated political branding designed to paint him as a self-made guy who clawed his way up from nothing.

His very first gig was supposedly in diplomacy—and he claims he brought a Kirby vacuum along to the State Department. That’s just not how things work, not then and certainly not in the United States back in the day.

Well, anything is possible, and nothing is certain....

ps. wearing camo, obviously

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Joe Biden, President of the United States vol. V in Political Scene ·
Jesse Harris6 said:If you’re going to start listing things, then go ahead and list every single group he’s insulted, rather than just focusing on Tom Lantos (who, let's be real, is actually right here).

When it comes to the Republican Party's corruption, he suddenly finds these incredibly sophisticated ways to describe it, yet when he targets other groups, he resorts to the most bottom-of-the-barrel, low-class insults imaginable.

No, really, you're just rambling, mixing things up, making stuff up... you know how it goes.

But hey, what are your buddies saying? That some guy had like 60 million dollars in his account?

The bank was whispering about some retiree, some guy with 60 million bucks sitting there...

And then there's the Republican Party allegedly swiping a billion dollars or something. Unbelievable, right?

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Joe Biden, President of the United States vol. V in Political Scene ·
Linda Harris59 said:He is simply, brutally stupid. Whatever you want to call his "rapid-fire delivery," I call it sheer lack of intellect. He isn't capable of playing psychological games because his torrent of insults and words moves faster than his brain can process them.

On top of that, the man is a hypocrite to his core. When he fired Mirela Holy over those emails, he preached about holding people to a high moral standard, yet he passionately defended his own wife’s emails when she intervened to get her son undeservedly higher grades.

You hit the nail on the head regarding the "rambling," and while much of what he blathers about does have some basis in reality, rambling is still just rambling. He is too dim-witted to formulate a coherent critique without resorting to insults or sparking any actual constructive action to improve things. His nonsense is utterly hollow, fueled by pure arrogance, because the subject is always Joe Biden and the idiocy he’s spewed rather than any substantive issue; his verbal outbursts lack any real substance. People either laugh at him or marvel at how he manages to insult so many people in a single public appearance. His only true motivation is settling scores with anyone who crossed him, just to keep his approval ratings up and stay on the taxpayer's payroll for another five years.

He hasn't matured; he has consistently ruined everything he touched: his political party, his term as Prime Minister. Just look at the Lex Perković scandal. Or remember how, as Prime Minister, he would go out to support Democratic Party candidates only to tank their popularity. For instance, when supporting a mayoral candidate in Miami, he compared him to an old diesel engine—high consumption, smells terrible, and leaves everyone disgusted. Now, he’s insulting world leaders and dragging down the reputation of the United States. Wherever Joe Biden goes, nothing good grows. 😁


you mean organized crime, maybe you got confused....

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Eric Adams - Mayor of New York City, Part 4 in Political Scene ·
Robin Jones2 said:Now JOHABI will vanish for a few days, just like they always do whenever they pull a stunt this embarrassing.

Oh please, they'll probably just claim they were lying or being manipulated or paid off... typical.

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Eric Adams - Mayor of New York City, Part 4 in Political Scene ·
Jeffrey Long said:I certainly can. We’ve seen the total collapse of the proposed waste management plan despite trash pickups hitting record lows. We've watched the failure to roll back the ROD tax, the most massive financial deficit in New York City history, a budget that looks more like fiction than math, and an MTA fleet that's shrinking by the day. It's a pretty long list. 😁

"I could..."

it's not like everyone in this city is just splitting the loot among themselves...

Are you somehow caught in the crossfire or something? Is that why you won't stop whining?

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Eric Adams - Mayor of New York City, Part 4 in Political Scene ·
vividraven79 said:Imagine the scandal, New York City celebrating a national holiday

of course,

but losers just hate it. Reminds them they were losers back in WWII... and everyone else too.

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Eric Adams - Mayor of New York City, Part 4 in Political Scene ·
Gregory Hall66 said:I am not certain how your mathematical skills hold up, but my intuition suggests that if every tire truly perished within a single year, then not a single vehicle would be on the road.
That certainly isn't the current reality in New York City.

My own experience also dictates that a vehicle's lack of functionality isn't solely dependent on its tires. One must consider pneumatics, belts, bearings, electronics, and an exhaustive list of other components requiring regular maintenance.

But precisely how many tires are missing? I have no idea.
How many were actually purchased versus how many were required?

Am I not glad that we have transitioned from the era of "nothing is ever invested or maintained" to a debate over whether maintenance is sufficient or if it could be improved?

First, we had to prove that the previous excuses were merely the fabrications of incompetent activists, and now, we will likely struggle to obtain any truly relevant information.
(Unless we judge by what we see on the streets. And believe me, things have never been worse.)


what kind of experience are you thinking of...

365-Republican Party-shady business....or something else

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The start of the Russian invasion of Ukraine (Part 1) in War in Ukraine ·
crimsonlynx24 said:Honestly, those people pointing fingers and calling everyone else Russian trolls are actually the biggest trolls of them all...

Look, this is a free country—everyone is entitled to their own perspective here!

If that makes me a troll, then fine, call me one. I firmly believe that during the Euromaidan, a pro-Western president was essentially installed by force. You had "protesters" wielding weapons—including that infamous Azov battalion—firing shots in the square, all while refusing to allow for a new presidential election where the previously elected Janukovich would have likely won again.

And I just caught wind that Ukrainians aren't even allowing men between the ages of 18 and 60 to leave the country. At the end of the day, individual morality isn't designed for combat; I fail to see why anyone should be forced to die just to serve the conflicting interests of the West and the East.

Most people are simply operating with a limited set of facts—they rely entirely on Western media outlets, which, let's face it, dominate the landscape and are probably what 90% of the population consumes daily.


Especially those with accounts dating back to, say, 2009...

And about 200 posts...

Defending the usual suspects...

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The start of the Russian invasion of Ukraine (Part 1) in War in Ukraine ·
Michael Davis10 said:Looks like they took over the airfield. Heading toward Berdyansk now.

Could you maybe stop lying for a second?.....

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The start of the Russian invasion of Ukraine (Part 1) in War in Ukraine ·
gentleharbor3 said:Really interesting lecture by American neorealist John Mearsheimer
who visited the University of Chicago back in 2015, about a year and a half after Maidan.
He lays out a very clear, well-argued case
on why the West is actually responsible for what’s happening in Ukraine and explains exactly how everyone played their part.
It’s an easy watch. He breaks down all the necessary elements
needed to grasp the broader context
of the conflict and the competing interests in that part of Europe. If you know English, give it a look...

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You forgot to mention that ketchup isn't to blame—nope, zero, everyone else is totally at fault instead..

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The start of the Russian invasion of Ukraine (Part 1) in War in Ukraine ·
Carol Newman2 said:The West should honestly just slap sanctions on every single journalist working for RT.

I was watching... RT... quite a bit lately, both before and now.

It's honestly terrible. Just a complete mess. But hey, they're doing their job, pushing their propaganda...

But where do they even find journalists willing to do this? Most of them speak near-perfect English, I'd say...

And they all have these strange names, too. Like a weird mix of everything when it comes to people... first and last names...

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