(05-15-2020, 03:32 PM)Black Aeronaut Wrote: (here’s your form ID-10T, sir)

Quote:Aardvark Avenger wrote: This guy sounds like he comes from the Steve King school of Nazi apologism. 
"Hitler did some bad things, but can you really blame him?" is what they are saying essentially.
Alaska has some low standards for elected officials if they don't toss this moron out.  Then again they did elect Sarah Palin, and Don Young has been embarrassing the state for almost 50 years in the House.

     Badger in CO responded: Thank you Alaska, I was afraid that Saturday was going to come and go without my daily Republican's re-setting their bar of stupidity or vacuous morality lower. My belief that the GOP has no bottom has been re-affirmed. Chuckie Koch must be so proud that he pays for these meat puppets to demonstrate that you just can't fix stupid. Does Chuck have a t-shirt that he wears to Republican gatherings that says "I'm with Stupid, and Stupid, and Stupid, and Stupid..." ?

          cbl55 replied: I wouldn’t have thought it possible for a living soul to really be this dumb, but then again, we are living in the age of the Orange Miasma.

               nanouk answered: In the 1930s, a great many German people lived in a delusional world created by Nazi propaganda. As a result, they were willing to attack their neighbors, massacre Jews and commit countless atrocities.
Today, a great many Republicans live in a delusional world created by right-wing media. It is no big surprise that they are then willing to voice dangerous nonsensical opinions, occupy state assembly buildings, threaten journalists and anyone who disagrees with them and stands up for facts and humanity. Do we really have to wait for them to go even further down the rabbit hole? Deluded people are a threat to all others. November can't arrive fast enough!

(05-16-2020, 09:37 AM)Star Ranger4 Wrote:

(05-15-2020, 03:32 PM)Black Aeronaut Wrote: (here’s your form ID-10T, sir)

Oi!  Stop cloning my device name(s)!!!

Apparently, though CV-19 is *someones* (if it WAS created) new version of Soylent green.  Not sure how valid his sample size was and or if it was deaths, or just infection rates, but my nephew was quoting something about 46% percent of nursing homes.

Fortunatly, there is that whole meat packing issue going on as well; so if someone's idea WAS for 'long pork'.  And those folk are kinda tough and stringy anyway.

(05-17-2020, 01:11 PM)robkelk Wrote: Nursing homes in Canada are being hit about that hard, too. That's kicked off a discussion about how we as a country treat our elders ... and, without anything new coming along to crowd the issue out of the headlines, it's a discussion that we're actually having.

(05-17-2020, 01:11 PM)robkelk Wrote: A very small minority are questioning whether three's a moral basis to the concept of for-profit healthcare. The fact that we can actually raise moral issues about anything at the moment is, in my humble opinion, encouraging - as long as we can actually have the discussion and reach a consensus.

(05-17-2020, 01:11 PM)robkelk Wrote: A very small minority are questioning whether there's a moral basis to the concept of for-profit healthcare. The fact that we can actually raise moral issues about anything at the moment is, in my humble opinion, encouraging - as long as we can actually have the discussion and reach a consensus.

Mitch McConnell, majority leader Wrote:Another round of checks for illegal immigrants. Can you believe it? We forgot to have the Treasury Department send money to people here illegally. My goodness, what an oversight. Thank goodness Democrats are on the case.

(05-25-2020, 05:09 PM)Matrix Dragon Wrote: ... Human Capital Stock.

Fucking WOW