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06-05-2017 , 05:26 PM
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Originally Posted by jalfrezi
WTF is wrong with you? You're wrong about everything here and you clearly know nothing about Khan or May.

She was Home Secretary for six years before becoming PM. You hail her as "taking actions to address" the problem. What actions are you referring to?
I know very little about either, except for what I read in headlines and some articles. May's rhetoric sounds much better to me than Khan's.
06-05-2017 , 05:28 PM
More feelings, biases and prejudices in the place of facts and substance, then.
06-05-2017 , 05:29 PM
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Originally Posted by goofyballer

I find this surprising, here's what Wikipedia tells me about him:



These aren't things conservatives agree with!
I should not have said "conservatives", you are correct. Nawaz speaks out against radical Islam in many ways and usually does the news circuit after any terrorist attacks. He is not an apologist.
06-05-2017 , 05:34 PM
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Originally Posted by wil318466
Lot of things happened in the news last week, and it all helped Trump.
Poll: by a 59-28 margin, Americans oppose Trump's withdrawal from Paris accord
06-05-2017 , 06:04 PM
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Originally Posted by wil318466
I know very little about either, except for what I read in headlines and some articles. May's rhetoric sounds much better to me than Khan's.
So if you are fine with basing your opinions and strong beliefs on article headlines and blips of some articles, why are you also fine with people like Trump jumping to conclusions and making statements of fact about things they are grossly uninformed about? Doesn't it concern you that they may mislead people that may not go out of their way to followup on whatever stories they are fortifying their beliefs with? So you're saying it DOES matter what he says? Ok, just making sure we're clear.
06-05-2017 , 06:05 PM
But he is fine with Trump jumping to conclusions and making statements of fact about things that he's grossly uninformed about, because he represents a narrow far right anti-poor, anti-minorities agenda that wil likes:



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Originally Posted by wil318466
it's going to get a lot, lot worse for your side.
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Originally Posted by jalfrezi
And a lot, lot worse for poor people and a lot, lot worse for Muslims and a lot, lot worse for the environment, to name but three things, all of which you, newly unmasked as a far right supporter, clearly relish.
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Originally Posted by wil318466
Works for me.

Last edited by jalfrezi; 06-05-2017 at 06:10 PM.
06-05-2017 , 07:18 PM
its sick that you guys care more about trumps incendiary talk than people dying to Islamic terrorism
06-05-2017 , 07:20 PM
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Originally Posted by BitchiBee
its sick that you guys care more about trumps incendiary talk than people dying to Islamic terrorism
It's sick that, for political reasons, you care more about people dying to Islamic terrorism than people dying for other, more preventable reasons.
06-05-2017 , 07:46 PM
This means nothing.


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Originally Posted by Lord_Crispen
So if you are fine with basing your opinions and strong beliefs on article headlines and blips of some articles, why are you also fine with people like Trump jumping to conclusions and making statements of fact about things they are grossly uninformed about? Doesn't it concern you that they may mislead people that may not go out of their way to followup on whatever stories they are fortifying their beliefs with? So you're saying it DOES matter what he says? Ok, just making sure we're clear.
I care more about the people dying from the lefts acceptance of terrorism.
06-05-2017 , 07:47 PM
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Originally Posted by goofyballer
It's sick that, for political reasons, you care more about people dying to Islamic terrorism than people dying for other, more preventable reasons.
This is a colossally stupid thing to say.
06-05-2017 , 10:32 PM
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Originally Posted by BitchiBee
its sick that you guys care more about trumps incendiary talk than people dying to Islamic terrorism
You can detect care at such precise levels through the internet? Nah, that's just one of the lamest kind of arguments possible. Kudos for dropping it like it's hot.

Last edited by spanktehbadwookie; 06-05-2017 at 10:33 PM. Reason: when it's really cold like death. and ice cream.
06-05-2017 , 11:13 PM
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Originally Posted by spanktehbadwookie
You can detect care at such precise levels through the internet? Nah, that's just one of the lamest kind of arguments possible. Kudos for dropping it like it's hot.
are you being intentionally being dense wtf, when is an observation an argument and when did a statement like that require precision

please be a little smart before you try to make gotcha posts
06-05-2017 , 11:16 PM
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Originally Posted by BitchiBee
are you being intentionally being dense wtf, when is an observation an argument and when did a statement like that require precision

please be a little smart before you try to make gotcha posts
I understand. I would always let you go if I did ever get you. Because I care. See I told you I care, so you don't hafta guess.
06-06-2017 , 12:37 AM



tick tock said the clock
06-06-2017 , 04:04 AM
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Originally Posted by spanktehbadwookie



tick tock said the clock
How many islamic Terrorist attacks in the US have there been since Trump was elected...Tick Tock!
06-06-2017 , 04:05 AM
Do you get the feeling Britain wishes Trump was their Leader
06-06-2017 , 05:28 AM
No one does, and stop trolling.
06-06-2017 , 12:10 PM
A week or so ago we were talking about regulation and how burdensome it is in the US.

"His (Obama) regulatory onslaught pushed the total number of pages in the Federal Register — the government's regulatory bible — to 95,894 total pages, the highest level in history and a 19% gain from 2015's 80,260 pages.

And it's even worse than it seems. During his tenure, Obama imposed 685 "major" rules, or rules that have a significant impact and cost at least $100 million, 36% higher than President Bush's 505 major rules.

The cost of this is immense. For all of 2016, federal regulations cost the economy some $1.963 trillion, or about 10% of U.S. GDP, which CEI calls a "hidden tax" on citizens amounting to $15,000 per household per year. In case you don't know, you pay this tax each and every year, whether the rules benefit you or not."

"A study by the Mercatus Center at George Mason University, however, found that regulation has a major negative impact on the economy by distorting investment decisions of firms. That study estimated that if the regulatory burden had remained unchanged from 1980 to 2012, the U.S. economy would have been 25% larger, a difference of $4 trillion a year in output."

http://www.investors.com/politics/ed...regulating-it/
06-06-2017 , 12:27 PM
See previous quotes on "regulations"
06-06-2017 , 01:47 PM
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Originally Posted by jalfrezi
No one does, and stop trolling.
At what point do you think Germany, France, UK etc will start to consider they have made a huge mistake allowing these people into their countries. If Trump was the leader of any of these countries do you think this nonsense would be happening?

At what point will people like you realize you enable the terrorists all because of your need to be open and welcoming to all.

"The selfish attempt to heal a broken soul invites the evil that may kill you all"

-Mongidig
06-06-2017 , 01:57 PM
Do you actually know what you mean by "these people"?

Please describe them for us.
06-06-2017 , 02:20 PM
If you guys remember Trump's $100 billion arms deal with Saudi Arabia...

Kinda seems like maybe it doesn't exist?

Sushy, can we get a "FAKE NEWS" ruling on Trump here?

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“Hundreds of billions of dollars of investments into the United States and jobs, jobs, jobs,” he [Trump] said, according to a White House press pool report. "That was a tremendous day. Tremendous investments in the United States.”
06-06-2017 , 02:34 PM
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Originally Posted by jalfrezi
No one does, and stop trolling.
You speak for everyone in Britain, do you?
06-06-2017 , 02:54 PM

https://twitter.com/MattLaslo/status/872130756063186944

So much foreign policy winning.

If the context of this doesn't make sense, Trump tweeted:




Reminder that Saudi Arabia exports Wahhabism all over the world and is the home country of nearly all of the 9/11 hijackers, but Donald Trump is taking a victory lap over that country cutting off ties with Qatar, which hosts the largest U.S. base in the Middle East.

There is a 0% chance Donald Trump knew we had a base in Qatar when he tweeted that. I imagine somebody's told him since then.
06-06-2017 , 03:55 PM
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Originally Posted by BroadwaySushy
Figure of speech dude, not a literal 1 outer.
It was more like a flush draw imo.

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Originally Posted by mongidig
Nope! That election win is still tastes delish!

How's the view down there?
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Originally Posted by Pwn_Master
Mongidig is also from another country. Which makes posts like this not just bizarre but completely non-sensical. What the hell is he even talking about us?



Wtf, even you were 100% right, then that means you are on your own you stupid mother****er, we will see how long it takes for you to come crying back to us, you dumb ****.

Even when us US liberals try to lose, that just means we dominate you by your own theory and that gives you joy? Must have some really bizarre fetishes.

Its really, really weird. Best explanation I can come up with is that they started out like Putin, taking absolute joy in bringing the US down to their level. Then the Trumpkin language of rage and spite came naturally to them and they adopted it as their own.
come on i mean he's just a bad troll, its not even supposed to make sense

      
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