huckmucus.bsky.social
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No problem.
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Conservative Christian is an oxymoron.
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Imagine how much violence would have been avoided if that POS would have been killed early on. 60m lives saved? Violence is okay sometimes.
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Musk's private security personnel are probably composed of former Tier One Operators, trained up on our nickel, & then lured away from .mil to the private sector by the big bucks. All the more reason to honor & respect those who remain in service, honoring their oath instead of the mercenary route.
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She was ahead of her time.
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How many Afghan Vets voted for Bone Spurs?
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Nobody wants to John Brown it. Except maybe Luigi.
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Really? Because they are cucking Republican legislators, holding the White House, House, Senate, Supreme Court, and MSM. And all we've got is a bunch of people who still think there is a rule of law, that votes matter, and that clutching pearls on social media constitutes "action".
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Hey Senate: Man the fuck up or you'll end up like the Supreme Court and the MSM. How would you like your institution to be a bad joke?
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I don't know what's worse: Trump, or those who would dog pile a Brutus. Clutching their fucking pearls and half masting the flag, etc.
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So far they are.
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I'd run for dog catcher, but I won't spend a dime of my money or anyone else's. Since money equals being heard, forget it.
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With a government of, by, & for the people, Reagan convinced the people they were the problem, not the solution. So, with the massive tax cuts, the wealthy & businesses bought the government, & made the people human resources. They had to install a fascist errand boy to keep the resources in check.
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So, will the people just be trolling when they break out the guillotine?
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And Republicans piss on your graves and wipe their asses with your DD214s.
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God damn Christians.
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The biggest man will invest in others, particularly those deemed weak or stupid. In the silent carry of them upon broad shoulders, he becomes even stronger, and more humble by the load; realizing his own limits in the process. Another way is to engage with bullies. Man, not money, is the measure.
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On the other hand, could clothing be leveling a playing field? If there were no cloths, would power shift to the biggest, fittest, strongest, most attractive, well hung males?
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You're a billionaire; you put together the plan, and spend your life fighting those who say no.
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Tax everything over $100m at 95%. Repeal all tax loopholes. Nationalize everything that relies on us.
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Trump doesn't have the intelligence, wisdom, experience, or integrity to negotiate. He is dishonorable, a coward, & a liar. "Reality" & money must subordinate to ideals & aspirations. True, *even if* he employs "better people" to carry out the negotiations. Better people would not assist him.
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I don't have the desire to pursue this, but I've always wondered about the relationship between clothes and power. If the king had no clothes, would he still be the king? Is there a vulnerability & an honesty that is hidden by clothes?
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I know you don't care, but you just lost me.
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Not a tech guy, but if I was, I'd learn how MAGAts remain anonymous, & off law enforcement's radar, then do what they do when "expressing themselves" to representatives. It seems to work for them. Of course you have to be credible, & that's difficult if you forfeit your right to secure a free state.
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He "jokes" to test the waters and then goes all in. He has no sense of humor.
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Charge DOGE with a complete review of all policy, rules, regulations, and statutes lobbied for through K Street, or direct purchase of politicians, which benefit money over people. Remove money from politics. .Gov funding of campaigns. Campaigns start no sooner than 90 days before election.
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That's the point, you stupid fuck. You have no analytic thinking skills. As your intellectual superior, I advise you to STFU so you don't end up getting these public spankings and making a fool of yourself.
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Or a Thompson SMG.
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It takes all types, even people like you. Good luck, but you better hurry the fuck up. It's on YOU. Get it? What coming is on you to stop. Talk them down. Don't waste your time talking peace to soft targets. Go convince Hitler.
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POTUS. With Warren as VP.
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And does this comply with Congress's Constitutional power of the purse? TIA.
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I know nation-states are sovereign. But so are Kings.
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Don't worry though, they'll trickle down on you. LOL!
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Trickle up is when you stimulate the economy by giving money to the bottom, who will actually spend and stimulate. The top is *supposed* to work for it to trickle up, but when you are so stupid as to fail to tax profits, the top just raises prices, and you get inflation instead.
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Hitler seized power because all the efforts to take him out failed.
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FBI should be focused on intimidation of legislators. We know not every Republican could be so fundamentally fucking stupid as to want Bone Spurs base, or could actually agree with him. Some are under threat, and that is where real American FBI agents should focus.
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Something wisent about "it".
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Wrong question.
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How are the people going to get riled if Dems are saving them in retrograde actions?
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Did the FBI die some time ago? The blue wall & all that? On the other hand, we can't have them tracking down the perps who threaten Republican legislators. After all, they're too busy tracking down those on the left who have that kind of zeal. Like Congress & the MSM: go after the soft targets.
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He will surround himself with likeminded people. There should be no likeminded people. He should be ostracized. But I guess that's not the world we live in, thanks in no small part to him. The death of integrity is his legacy.
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In the Marines we had what we called "the ten percent". He's part of it.
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That's what he wants, but he's just an errand boy for a loose confederation of globetrotting plutocrats who know how to play him, and .gov, like a fiddle. We lost .gov back in the early 80s. Will we have the sack to take it back?
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Think about it and you will have your answer. "The horror. The horror."
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At least she's sitting down. Now she should STFU, and resign.
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AKA "cucks".
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Vlad & Trump *wish* he was an autocrat. In reality, he's just a fascist errand boy for a loose confederation of globetrotting plutocrats. Putin & Chi cannot control outside of their countries. Trump keeps their human resources in check. They'll keep .gov to do their dirty work & take the fall.
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Where was the FBI during the last 4 years? Could it be their ranks are salted with enemy sympathisers, and a blue wall, could it?
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I would imagine a lot of fascists are joining the Federalist Society. And a lot of professors are letting them slip through. Nothing has changed.
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I warned that billionaires would try to buy Americans with a small percentage of the gains they will make with Trump. I didn't anticipate their doing it through their government proxy, but it makes sense. Government is the punching bag *and* Uncle Sugar. There is a reason they keep it around.