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*watching joe biden dunk on paul ryan* drat, joe's awesome
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Jun 27, 2019 01:24
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Liberals are an equal or lesser threat to democracy than open fascists.
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Jun 30, 2019 15:45
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Tubgoat posted:I'm willing to bet, life for life, that Caligula had hosed up way fewer people's lives than Mike Pence has. and hosed fewer horses too
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Jun 30, 2019 16:28
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fabergay egg posted:and hosed fewer horses too
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Jun 30, 2019 16:41
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the levels of horse loving achieved by our vice president are possible only thanks to the advances of modern medical science
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Jun 30, 2019 16:45
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fabergay egg posted:the levels of horse loving achieved by our vice president are possible only thanks to the advances of modern medical science  
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Jun 30, 2019 16:51
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fabergay egg posted:and hosed fewer horses too Michael Richard Pence, 45th vice president of our glorious United States of America does not, I repeat, does not gently caress horses. He has never hosed a horse, and will never gently caress a horse. He was hosed BY a horse.
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Jun 30, 2019 17:04
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mike pence (the vice president of the united states of america) is the world's most accomplished power bottom. those horses may be inside of him, but he is surely loving them
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i didnt make my bones as a hateful homophobe and elected to the second highest office in the land to be called "mr" hands. please, call me VP Hands, not to be confused by "vp handsy"
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Jul 1, 2019 23:36
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Tubgoat posted:That holds true even if Caligula actually did gently caress a horse or multiple horses, assuming it wasn't just a low-effort political smear. You know I wonder about that. Kind of seems like the thing a guy might do to show how little he regards the Senate. Doesn't most of our knowledge of Caligula come from people who really loving hated Caligula? Not that I'm saying he was a great ruler or anything.
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Jul 2, 2019 00:59
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I feel like there is no chance he could be worse than our current "leadership."
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Coolness Averted posted:yeah it went from "I'm skipping a few really dumb shows like marketplace," to realizing almost all of it was garbage. Science Friday is at least still cool, and half of Fresh Air's interviews are interesting, even if incredibly focused on liberal sensibilities and tastes. I was smug af reading this thread thinking "It took you idiots until 2016 to figure out this poo poo?" then I got to the NPR post and confirmed what I already knew, that I am also an idiot. I still listen to This American Life (in podcast form) but it went from being the only thing on in the car to something I absolutely can't stand overnight. I would even qualify it exactly this way "Well I don't listen to Marketplace..." The only other pre-2016 belief I unironically held was that any party running in opposition to Nazis, even the democrats, would have no trouble making a case for people to vote for them that wasn't just "We aren't them." I really did believe that given the gravity of the consequences of losing an election to open white supremacist nationalists that an opposition party would absolutely positively under no circumstances fail to make a compelling case against them, like the idiot I am. They really showed me.
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Jul 2, 2019 12:47
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That arresting Bush after he left office would have been divisive.
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Jul 2, 2019 13:02
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Who What Now posted:He was hosed BY a horse. please only post things you believed that didn't come true
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Jul 2, 2019 16:07
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That anarcho-primitivism was a legitimate ideology and not just poorly-concealed fash sympathy.
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Aug 17, 2019 22:43
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Tubgoat posted:That anarcho-primitivism was a legitimate ideology and not just poorly-concealed fash sympathy. Bullshit. I don't believe anyone would ever think anprim made any goddamn sense
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ikanreed posted:Bullshit. I don't believe anyone would ever think anprim made any goddamn sense When one first starts coming to grips with the fact that our life- and world-changing technologies will only ever be used for industrial-scale evil, it can be tempting for "smart" people to assume that all technology must necessarily be evil. This boy genius (skipped several grades, was on the state university robotics team) I knew in high school thought that agriculture itself was a mistake, though this was well over 10 years ago. Hopefully he has de-libbed by now but I have no reason to believe he has. 
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