normiss

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  1. 16 minutes ago, ryoder said:

    I was recently astonished to find this on her Wikipedia page:

    She graduated from South Forsyth High School in Cumming, Georgia in 1992, and the University of Georgia with a Bachelor of Business Administration in 1996.

     

    I think she has a case for demanding her money back from U of G, since she obviously learned nothing.

    Those space lasers though? She's clearly an expert on the use and deployment of those......


  2. 8 hours ago, SkyDekker said:

    Can't use percentages. That part of math was not covered in his MBA and he struggles with them. You have to use terms like " a lot more" or "the best people say it is more than"...stuff like that.

    Given Liberty requires as much Jebus as it does actual teaching classes, I wouldn't bee too surprised.

     


  3. 59 minutes ago, SkyDekker said:

    Funny thing in all of this is, that even with all this supposed liberal bias, NPR is still a much better source for factual reporting than anything with a supposed conservative bias.

    There are a fair number of right leaning media outlets, which one of them would you hold up as providing generally correct reporting? Yet many of those networks seem to be financially doing very well.

    Which leads me to my opinion, counter to Berliner, that the drop in consumers for NPR is likely more because they are NOT sensationalizing things, than because of diversity and inclusion or not posting Hunter Biden dick pics.

    I think there is also a fairly large reduction in the number of people listening to radio - streaming is much better in many cases - especially the audio quality. NPR is hit and miss via streaming services - or those I'm familiar with I suppose.

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  4. It's not a skydiving waiver you consent to, pay attention to the details and refuse as desired.

    I refuse ALL of the collections, I've also had to block some on the firewall (windows and hardware device on my network)

    VPN's are also a great tool for privacy.


  5. 10 hours ago, SkyDekker said:

    You said they covered Hunter and his laptop. And you said NPR published it was a Russian hoax.

    So, show what they published. Find an article or radio transcript where they do what you claim they did.

    Show those "facts" you keep claiming you are all about.

    He can't.


  6. 57 minutes ago, brenthutch said:

    What in the world does that have to do with this topic?  Did you intend to post elsewhere?

    Apparently you missed the part where you were complaining about NPR employee's political affiliations.

    Color me not surprised.


  7. 3 hours ago, jakee said:

    Well, if the message hasn’t worked yet… 

    Look, if you can pull your head out of whatever fringe right wing anti-Biden rabbit hole it’s got stuck in you’d see that voting Dem will actually help the Republican Party in the long run. 
     

    If you want any chance of a sensible right leaning government in the near to medium term future then you should want to contribute to a complete repudiation of Trumpism and MAGA. Vote for Biden, because there’s really nothing wrong with him and it’ll increase the humiliating losing margin for Trump. Persuade your friends to do the same. Vote for the Dem against any MAGA candidate on the ticket. Vote against anyone who says the 2020 election is as stolen AND any of the spineless dickheads who say there were ‘irregularities’. Write to the RNC and you state Republican organisations to tell them why you’re voting against their anti-democracy candidates. 
     

    Maybe then you’ll have a chance at one day being able to vote for a confidante who isn’t a Dem but also doesn’t retweet everything that spews out of Marjorie Taylor Green.

    Or vote for the Former President. Rapist. Convicted fraud. Treasonous insurrectionist. Twice impeached. Cheat. Liar. Charity thief. Soon to be convicted felon.


  8. On 3/22/2024 at 12:46 PM, Phil1111 said:

    The Teflon Don has done it again. His media merger has gone ahead which puts $300 million cash into his Trump Media company and $3 billion in paper profits into his name. This on the same week where he was rewarded for:

    U.S. District Judge Aileen Cannon, who is overseeing Donald Trump's classified documents case in Florida. "Some commentators have described Cannon’s order as 'unusual.' I would use words like wacko, crazy, loony, nutty, ridiculous, and outlandish, and my terms are probably understatements," Bennett Gershman, a Pace University law professor and former New York prosecutor, told Salon.

    Rewarded again for his partizan judicial appointments.

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    Trump’s stock has lost 600 million in market value so far today.

    Let the DUMP begin.


  9. 1 hour ago, gowlerk said:

    Statistically either one is very likely to live long enough to finish out another term. That is not necessarily a good thing when you factor in the effects of aging on performance. A POTUS can be called upon at any time to make momentous decisions.

    I'm suddenly remembering, as a kid, we KNEW if we asked dad or grandad for anything while they were sleeping we were good!

    But MOM! Dad said I could!

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  10. 1 hour ago, kallend said:

    Hey - like a typical immigrant I did the jobs most Americans wouldn't do. 

    Like teaching quantum mechanics.

    This nation owes a HUGE thanks to the immigrants that brought a metric shit ton of technology, skills, and knowledge to the US.


  11. 1 hour ago, ryoder said:

    Clearly NOT the parent's fault for the way the son turned out. Society, Covid, the media, and publicity. All of the things. Maybe Xanax too. 

    Not like Hunter Biden in any way.

    The current environment of an alternate reality is killing my brain. 


  12. 17 minutes ago, SkyDekker said:

    * Missouri law has no age restrictions on using firearms or gun possession.

    * The state has requirements for minors purchasing firearms, but it does not have a minimum age requirement to possess them.

    * Last year, House Republicans voted against an amendment that would have banned minors from openly carrying guns on public land without adult supervision. The bipartisan effort failed.

    * Within the past decade, state lawmakers made it easier for adults to carry concealed weapons without requiring a permit.

    * Recent state laws have expanded a person’s right to use guns to defend themselves in public and private spaces.

    * Missouri has among the highest gun deaths, gun homicide rates and the highest number of household firearm ownership.

    Source

    Where were all the good guys with guns in that crowd? I thought an armed society was going to be polite.....

    More than 800 armed police couldn't stop 2 bad guys with guns.

    Yet another way America has become a banana republic.