That is not dead which can eternal lie, and with strange aeons bring us some web forums whereupon we can gather
http://www.octopusoverlords.com/forum/
Or support from moles in the submarine branch of the Navy.hepcat wrote:If only the dems could also get Soviet funding.Rip wrote:Time, money whatever. I fully endorse wasting it on a guy with no chance at winning.
http://www.lifezette.com/polizette/anti ... ambulance/The protesters “obstructed an ambulance carrying a critically ill patient,” the state police report read, according to the New Haven Independent. “Due to this delay, ambulance personnel were required to perform an emergency medical procedure in the ambulance instead of at the hospital.”
One protester in particular who stood in the ambulance’s path refused to move when asked by police to do so.
One guy has an unexpected health crisis due to protesting in the streets and conservatives and libertarians get their panties in wad and want to start whiting out the parts of the 1st Admendment that they don't like, but millions losing their health care and tens of thousands of people potentially dying and they could care less.Rip wrote:http://www.lifezette.com/polizette/anti ... ambulance/The protesters “obstructed an ambulance carrying a critically ill patient,” the state police report read, according to the New Haven Independent. “Due to this delay, ambulance personnel were required to perform an emergency medical procedure in the ambulance instead of at the hospital.”
One protester in particular who stood in the ambulance’s path refused to move when asked by police to do so.
There is no 1st amendment right to block ambulances. The cops even gave them a chance to let the ambulance through and the ones who refused were properly arrested.Quipp wrote:One guy has an unexpected health crisis due to protesting in the streets and conservatives and libertarians get their panties in wad and want to start whiting out the parts of the 1st Admendment that they don't like, but millions losing their health care and tens of thousands of people potentially dying and they could care less.Rip wrote:http://www.lifezette.com/polizette/anti ... ambulance/The protesters “obstructed an ambulance carrying a critically ill patient,” the state police report read, according to the New Haven Independent. “Due to this delay, ambulance personnel were required to perform an emergency medical procedure in the ambulance instead of at the hospital.”
One protester in particular who stood in the ambulance’s path refused to move when asked by police to do so.
Be honest, Rip, you give zero fucks about the guy in the ambulance or anyone else that isn't you or someone you personally know. Save your fake hand wringing for people who haven't spent years reading your steady stream of sociopathic drivel. You are boring me, man.
I did look into this. The snopes article refers to earlier unverified claims, but the LifeZette thing does refer to a police report and actual reporting by the New Haven Independent. The story has been reported in other Massachusetts news outlets.Zarathud wrote:Spoken like someone who gives zero fucks.
And someone who reads alt-news. snopes that recycled shit. Laura Ingraham, Press Secretary contender for Donald Trump, apparently owns the Ingraham Media Group, that runs the site called “LifeZette”.
I can't speak to piece because I didn't read it. I clicked on the link. I saw other inflammatory garbage and I wrote of the site as unreliable narrative no matter how accurate any single piece may be.Zarathud wrote:Spoken like someone who gives zero fucks.
And someone who reads alt-news. snopes that recycled shit. Laura Ingraham, Press Secretary contender for Donald Trump, apparently owns the Ingraham Media Group, that runs the site called “LifeZette”.
I wonder if there were any emergency vehicles in this 10 mile backup?Rip wrote:http://www.lifezette.com/polizette/anti ... ambulance/The protesters “obstructed an ambulance carrying a critically ill patient,” the state police report read, according to the New Haven Independent. “Due to this delay, ambulance personnel were required to perform an emergency medical procedure in the ambulance instead of at the hospital.”
One protester in particular who stood in the ambulance’s path refused to move when asked by police to do so.
hepcat wrote:I wonder if there were any emergency vehicles in this 10 mile backup?Rip wrote:http://www.lifezette.com/polizette/anti ... ambulance/The protesters “obstructed an ambulance carrying a critically ill patient,” the state police report read, according to the New Haven Independent. “Due to this delay, ambulance personnel were required to perform an emergency medical procedure in the ambulance instead of at the hospital.”
One protester in particular who stood in the ambulance’s path refused to move when asked by police to do so.
Oh sure that is totally the same as actually blocking traffic and refusing to allow it to pass.rally on an overpass on Interstate 5 near Carlsbad, Calif. According to the Carlsbad Patch, traffic was lightly snarled as looky-loos did their looky-looing before driving on, into an uncertain future, I guess: “Traffic around 12:15 p.m. was slowed as far north as Camp Pendleton — but speeds returned to normal immediately after the overpass.
The baiter becomes the baited.Rip wrote:hepcat wrote:I wonder if there were any emergency vehicles in this 10 mile backup?Rip wrote:http://www.lifezette.com/polizette/anti ... ambulance/The protesters “obstructed an ambulance carrying a critically ill patient,” the state police report read, according to the New Haven Independent. “Due to this delay, ambulance personnel were required to perform an emergency medical procedure in the ambulance instead of at the hospital.”
One protester in particular who stood in the ambulance’s path refused to move when asked by police to do so.
Oh sure that is totally the same as actually blocking traffic and refusing to allow it to pass.rally on an overpass on Interstate 5 near Carlsbad, Calif. According to the Carlsbad Patch, traffic was lightly snarled as looky-loos did their looky-looing before driving on, into an uncertain future, I guess: “Traffic around 12:15 p.m. was slowed as far north as Camp Pendleton — but speeds returned to normal immediately after the overpass.
When I met you I was but the learner. Now, *I* am the master(baiter)LawBeefaroni wrote: The baiter becomes the baited.
Rip wrote:hepcat wrote:I wonder if there were any emergency vehicles in this 10 mile backup?Rip wrote:http://www.lifezette.com/polizette/anti ... ambulance/The protesters “obstructed an ambulance carrying a critically ill patient,” the state police report read, according to the New Haven Independent. “Due to this delay, ambulance personnel were required to perform an emergency medical procedure in the ambulance instead of at the hospital.”
One protester in particular who stood in the ambulance’s path refused to move when asked by police to do so.
Oh sure that is totally the same as actually blocking traffic and refusing to allow it to pass.rally on an overpass on Interstate 5 near Carlsbad, Calif. According to the Carlsbad Patch, traffic was lightly snarled as looky-loos did their looky-looing before driving on, into an uncertain future, I guess: “Traffic around 12:15 p.m. was slowed as far north as Camp Pendleton — but speeds returned to normal immediately after the overpass.
She claims she is innocent and that her confession was tortured out of her.Defiant wrote:Not really liking that one of the organized of the "Days without Woman" strike has a very controversial history.
Of which we only have her word for:Skinypupy wrote:She claims she is innocent and that her confession was tortured out of her.Defiant wrote:Not really liking that one of the organized of the "Days without Woman" strike has a very controversial history.
And she was also convicted of lying on her immigration papers. Not a poster child for the anti-Trump movement.The court rejected her claims of torture “for lack of evidence.” Exhibits presented at the trial, which lasted six months and was reportedly attended by an International Red Cross observer, included physical evidence such as bomb making materials found at Odeh’s home.
Certainly don't disagree with that.Defiant wrote:And she was also convicted of lying on her immigration papers. Not a poster child for the anti-Trump movement.
Show him what democracy looks like!PLW wrote:We're having a town hall for Senator Graham here in Clemson on Saturday. Been doing a little organizing for it.
Pics would be really cool.PLW wrote:We're having a town hall for Senator Graham here in Clemson on Saturday. Been doing a little organizing for it.
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How did it go?PLW wrote:We're having a town hall for Senator Graham here in Clemson on Saturday. Been doing a little organizing for it.
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Will this do?Remus West wrote:Pics would be really cool.PLW wrote:We're having a town hall for Senator Graham here in Clemson on Saturday. Been doing a little organizing for it.
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Also, an AAR.
We are now completing the third month of the Trumpocalypse.
He’s been compared to every madman, every destructive movement, every consequential thing that’s happened in this universe since the Big Bang. People who never raised an eyebrow or their voice about Ebola or Isis or MS-13 are now concerned about this guy.
Logic tells you this reaction can only be wrong. In the realm of emotional debate, nothing is ever as evil, or as great, as you want it to be. The truth is almost always situated in some realistic middle that’s upsetting to a few and boring to many.
So feel free to hate the guy. That’s OK. The right did that with President Obama. It’s a team sport thing. But it might be as false now as it was then.
For President Trump to fulfill your nightmares, you have to ignore an entire fabric of politically benign living.
The right didn’t trust Obama because he lived a unexamined life of romanced, unchallenged progressivism. He was a card-carrying Leftist.
Trump lived a public life of transparent opinion while navigating the most liberal, cosmopolitan city on earth — ever.
Think about that when you’re losing your crap. Trump was out in the open, for all to see. Unlike most.
So here I offer some soothing reasons why you don’t have to worry … much. Fact is, libs, Trump is more like you than he is like me, or Mike Pence or Mike Huckabee or anyone who turns your ideological stomach.
http://www.foxnews.com/opinion/2017/04/ ... isten.htmlIn American life, and in this ridiculously enduring republic, no one is as great or as bad as you wish them to be. And demonizing them only clouds your ability to reason.
Ultimately, you fail to engage in an argument when it matters. Yes, it happened with Obama — but now, my liberal friends, you’re doing the same with Trump.
Lighten up. Give it time. He’s more you than me.
Wow. Could you and the point me more estranged???Holman wrote:That's asinine.
There's no real argument there, but the core point seems to be this: "Trump was out in the open, for all to see."
This seems to say that we should revere an obscenely wealthy man for somehow managing to survive in a city designed to give the rich everything they want. Apparently it's hard out there for a white male billionaire in New York.
Thinking about this "openness," though... Keep that point in mind if it is ever revealed that, oh, say, Trump's schemes, wealth, and success turn out to have depended on details that he would rather not have let the rest of us know.
