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On Feb 20, 2020:

  • superman replied to "Impressed by the Trump administration part II" at 08:33 pm
  • posted by ptown_trojans_1

    Fair. Obama counted those sentences in his numbers where as Trump's did not due to it being due to the change in law. 

    Still, Trump is acting just like every other President in the high profile pardons. 

     

    So what you're really saying is, Trump did it the right way while Obama circumvented the law?  

On Feb 18, 2020:

On Feb 17, 2020:

  • superman repped a post in "2020 Presidential Election thread" at 01:11 pm
  • posted by QuakerOats

     

     

    Biden trailing a communist, a gay, and a fake Indian.  Look for a medical issue to pop up very shortly taking him out of the race.

  • superman repped a post in "Impressed by the Trump administration part II" at 09:55 am
  • posted by kizer permanente

    They're humans too.

    We bought a house from a Major General in the army. He was the most dishonest person I've met. He was even caught in a lie from one of the contractors who he asked to lie for him after an inspection. Not every high ranking person is always going to be honest and decent. They're just people too. 

    Something that's always bugged me is an assumption that a career automatically makes a person more or less trustworthy.  There's no special requirement that enables one to trust that police officers and/or military personnel are somehow less likely to be unscrupulous assholes than the rest of the population.

    There's actually a theory to suggest that professions like that, which society seems to view with an implicit level of trust, actually attract unscrupulous people at a higher rate.

  • superman repped a post in "Impressed by the Trump administration part II" at 09:54 am

  • My post was in jest, but the point is true. In my “working” career, every year has been better than the previous. 
     

    Also, I graduated college in ‘08.

On Feb 14, 2020:

  • superman replied to "CNN.. Fake News or lazy?" at 08:32 pm
  • posted by Dr Winston O'Boogie

    That wasn't my question.  You said that Romney put self in front of country.  How do you know he did?   What if he voted the way he truly thought was right.  Your point about how the media treats Jeff Van Drew is not even the same type of question.  So can you answer the original question?

     

     

    Romney voted to have witnesses because "he needed more evidence." 

    He voted to remove the president because "he had seen enough evidence."

    You do defending him makes you look as dumb as he looks. 

     

     

  • superman repped a post in "CNN.. Fake News or lazy?" at 08:28 pm

  • Remember when the creepy porn lawyer made up or promoted a made up story to keep a Supreme Court nominee off the court? And then remember when CNN and the other no ethics media had him on tv over 100 times? And Brian Stelter blew him on air and called him a serious 2020 candidate?

    Well Avenetti was found guilty today in trying to extort Nike, and he still has 2 other cases to be tried against him. Good work dipshit media. No clue how CNN is still on air.

  • superman repped a post in "MEMES, continued..." at 06:28 pm

  • I know, I know.  It's horrible, and I'm horrible for posting it, but ...

  • superman repped a post in "Remember Rebecca Black..." at 05:40 pm

  • Never heard of her or the song until just now.  The lyrics sound like Weird Al Yankovic got a hold of a "serious" song and parodied in his inimitable style - except there's nothing to parody here.

    Certainly nothing worse musically than anything I've heard by Nirvana or Nickelback, lol.

On Feb 13, 2020:

  • superman repped a post in "2020 Presidential Election thread" at 07:04 pm
  • posted by Spock

    I was working on a new conspiracy last night......Bloomburg is spending billions and didnt jump into the waters of the Iowa caucus........the Iowa caucus ends up being  a total cluster (that will surely sink the dems).  THe Clintons former campaign people have their fingers all over it with the company that built the app.  Bloomburg and Clinton are buds.  

    So Bloomburh knew the Clintons were rigging the Iowa caucus to blow up and Bloomburg knew to stay out.  

    I'm still sticking with my old theory that you're a total idiot who auto-believes any random line spewed by any right-wing blog, regardless of how stupid it sounds to anyone capable of rational thought.

  • superman repped a post in "2020 Presidential Election thread" at 06:44 pm
  • posted by ptown_trojans_1

    Yeah, if they don't release the final vote tally/ allocations before New Hampshire, the DNC is just begging for conspiracy theories. 

    Alex Jones says to buy dried meat just in case. 

On Feb 11, 2020: