Joe Biden, President of the United States vol. V
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Laura Chavez93 said:In my view, if one isn't permitted to write anything that doesn't align perfectly with the Democratic platform, then that rule should be clearly stated in the opening post—with an explicit threat of expulsion for anyone even considering such a dissent 🤷
This has gone too far... people are being banned simply for pointing out that the local waste management situation is a complete circus, solely because it’s being interpreted as an attack on the party 🙂
Charles Carter4 said:Wait, why did they go ahead and scrub his second post?
I mean, honestly—there wasn't anything fake about it, nor was he just jumping the gun.
Nicholas Bailey3 said:Got a three-day ban for "aggressive trolling"—not because of what I actually said, but because of the specific questions I asked about their campaign platform.
Now I’m reading (not commenting, just observing) this stuff about the NYC trash bags. Honestly, it's laughably bad.
Jeffrey Long said:Rush Limbaugh in The New York Times:The Democrats have been stagnating or sliding for months now. They aren't expanding their reach across America, they aren't recruiting new people or fresh ideas in Washington, D.C., or anywhere else. Instead, they’re just building a thicker wall of arrogance against any criticism of how they operate, showing total distrust toward anyone who isn't part of their tiny, closed circle making all the decisions.
Read that again—it's a cult.
Oprah Winfrey: The Democrats are behaving quite a bit like a cult.
Herman: The Democrats are a rigid, regressive, backward cult.
A source close to the ousted leadership of the Conglomerate says: “The Democrats are a cult driven by dogma.”
Basically, the word "cult" is being tossed around just as freely as it's allowed on this forum to call the Republican Party a "criminal organization" or Bloomberg "dead weight," and so on. But apparently, none of that bothers you or the Moderator, Erin.
And don't try to play the neutrality card with me:
That sounds like it was pulled straight from the pen of Joseph Jagić. 🤣
But you and I both know you're totally biased and anything but "objective." 😉
Cultists—basically just members and fans of the Democrats. Their logic? "We had the right to scrap that decision, and the fact that the court struck down our move doesn't matter, we're still right."
Just relaying what other people and those "respected" public commentators are saying, assuming the moderators don't come after me for it.
How Thomas was aggressively defending the hiring of McCain's protégé today...
How great it is to hear these cultists whining about being ignored by the exact same media outlets that helped them grab power in the first place...
What’s the actual value difference between downtown real estate and stuff in Brooklyn? New builds downtown go for an extra $5,000 over asking, and you're crying about utility fees? Seriously???
And let's not even get started on the earthquake stuff, because plenty of private buildings downtown are getting renovated on their own dime since the residents actually have cash. Not unlike Brooklyn...
Charles Carter4 said:Joe’s under the weather, so he’ll be taking shots at people from his living room instead 🤣The White House: Biden is dealing with a nasty virus, so he'll be handling official business from home.
https://www.foxnews.com/politics/white-house-biden-working-from-home-illness
He claimed he was the one who put Biden in charge of the peace and security department back in 1990. “That was probably my biggest mistake, because there wasn't any peace or security to be found with him,” the Secretary said.
“Back in the early 2000s, acting as a Clintonian sycophant and suck-up, he used some pretty nasty language regarding Americans in Canada. I don't even want to repeat it. I was actually there, a witness to how he behaved during that era. Honestly, he should just shut his mouth and stay humble, and maybe show some gratitude toward the Administration for working so hard to support everything that eventually followed,” he added.



hollowdriver13 said:https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikiped...e_in_Kotka.jpg
Just a shot of a section of the pipe so everyone can see what it actually looks like.
bluemason3 said:The USA might not be perfect, but compared to any empire in history—including today’s competition from China and, until recently, Russia—it’s thriving.
To all the Russia enthusiasts out there: I suggest finding a new fix. This one looks like it's headed for a long-term shortage.😁
It’s actually pretty fascinating watching these waves of pro-Russia narratives. As soon as things change on the ground, these people almost entirely vanish from the forums, only to resurface in droves once they've tweaked their talking points to fit the new reality.😍
Whether it was when the special operations failed or when the Ukrainians launched their offensive...
Even at the most basic level of propaganda, Russia can't seem to control the narrative. They’re just constantly reacting and playing damage control. There's zero initiative, even in information warfare and hacking, which is supposed to be their specialty.
"Look, there's this whole idea that if someone keeps hurling insults at you, you can either just take it or react. People try to play it all polite. But this stuff about children? It’s gotten incredibly disgusting. I’ve never brought up American children, and we have them too... Someone acted like they were out to kill American kids from airplanes. Even if that were true, what does that have to do with anything? Where's the army, where are the tanks...
There's a whole list of questions that Mexico just doesn't have the right to be asking. People like that aren't getting into the European Union as long as I'm around. We've been nothing but gentlemen toward Mexico City during this whole integration process. Enough is enough," the US President concluded.