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22 hours ago, Douglas Caddy said:

 

Take a break and listen to this beautiful song.

 

 

Yes Doug.

Ever since I first heard this song on the radio decades ago, it is still truly an epically sad and moving piece.

All 3 men, all with a sense of moral humanitarian equality guidance and purpose, brutally, bloodily, savagely brought down by bullets...all in their under 50 prime - JFK 46, RFK 43, MLK just 39.

A removal of the only men in our society who were not only courageously willing to promote these values into our "official" societal policies ( contrary to the corrupted military, Industrial, intelligence and even organized crime power groups in control ) and that had gained the popular support of a majority of Americans. They had to go.

And when they were taken out, so went a collective hope, trust, faith, inspiration and innocence with most of our society. With no one since ever coming close to these good and moral men's popular backing influence. No more saviors.

And every savage shooting by a lone gunman with no connections to anyone else. As Gerald Posner stated "Case Closed."

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Agreed W. Ken Starr has always been one of these slimeballs who has used religion and a credo of the  dominancy of the male, to defend sexist, misogynist policies.

As to Cavanaugh, I looked and there is only one justice in U.S. Supreme Court history who has been impeached and that was in 1804!

It's that sort of reluctance to admit that our much ballyhooed Democratic form of government is capable of making mistakes  that virtually assures Cavanaugh will never have to worry about being impeached and Trump won't end up doing any prison time, even though many countries have had former heads of states successfully prosecuted for high crimes.

 

https://www.salon.com/2021/07/21/ken-starr-a-pedophiles-best-friend_partner/

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12 hours ago, Kirk Gallaway said:

Agreed W. Ken Starr has always been one of these slimeballs who has used religion and a credo of the  dominancy of the male, to defend sexist, misogynist policies.

As to Cavanaugh, I looked and there is only one justice in U.S. Supreme Court history who has been impeached and that was in 1804!

It's that sort of reluctance to admit that our much ballyhooed Democratic form of government is capable of making mistakes  that virtually assures Cavanaugh will never have to worry about being impeached and Trump won't end up doing any prison time, even though many countries have had former heads of states successfully prosecuted for high crimes.

 

https://www.salon.com/2021/07/21/ken-starr-a-pedophiles-best-friend_partner/

Trump should be prosecuted for refusing to order any assistance in quelling the January, 6th Capital building attack and siege. Instead watching it grow into a murderous mob action for two hours, apparently with glee.

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Fox News hosts discuss how to ban 'childless' liberals from voting

by David Edwards July 25, 2021

https://www.rawstory.com/fox-news-childless-liberals/

"The hosts of Fox & Friends discussed the merits of the idea that the "childless left" should not be able to vote.

I think it's an interesting idea," host Will Cain said. "I'm into interesting ideas. Let's think about it. Let's talk about it. He's saying childless leaders are making decisions that are short-term in mind, not focused on the long-term future health of this country because they don't have a stake in the game. Parents have a stake in the game, they have children so give parents a bigger say.""

 

 

You don't get to eat. You don't get to vote.

It's DJT or nothing.

Steve Thomas

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21 minutes ago, Steve Thomas said:

Take away the requirement that childless liberals need to pay municipal school taxes, and I'm all in.

He's saying childless leaders are making decisions that are short-term in mind, not focused on the long-term future health of this country because they don't have a stake in the game. Parents have a stake in the game, they have children so give parents a bigger say.

Right, because leaders with children graft and whore twice as hard.

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This is a new one on me.

There is a conspiracy theory floating around out there that is saying that vaccinated people are "shedding" their virus and causing unvaccinated people to get sick.

This seems particularly dangerous to me.

I can easily see mobs with pitchforks and torches seeking out people who have been vaccinated.

Steve Thomas

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7 minutes ago, Steve Thomas said:

This is a new one on me.

There is a conspiracy theory floating around out there that is saying that vaccinated people are "shedding" their virus and causing unvaccinated people to get sick.

This seems particularly dangerous to me.

I can easily see mobs with pitchforks and torches seeking out people who have been vaccinated.

Steve Thomas

Kinda like the mobs of vaccinated people harassing non vaccinated people currently?

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On 7/26/2021 at 5:09 AM, Ty Carpenter said:

Kinda like the mobs of vaccinated people harassing non vaccinated people currently?

Where is this happening? I haven't seen it.

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