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After suffering a hard defeat, Democrats are now intent on taking a hard left. If history is any indication, expect them to continue. Simply put, Democrats no longer have enough non-extremists to stop their stampede by the lemmings of the left.

The depth of Democrats’ debacle is easily measured but still difficult to fathom. Trump gained popular vote share — for a third straight presidential election. He became the first Republican to beat a Democrat in the presidential popular vote in 20 years.

In contrast, Harris lost ground to Biden’s 2020 percentage-vote performance in all states but one (Utah) and even in the District of Columbia. As a result, Trump trounced Harris in the Electoral College, 312-226.

Yet staring into this canyon, according to a recent Emerson poll, Harris still leads 2028 Democratic presidential contenders. California Gov. Gavin Newsom placed second. It is tempting to chalk this up to a popularity contest — though Harris’ disastrous campaign makes her popularity hard to imagine — until you look at the other numerous examples of Democrats’ leftward lunge.

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The Democratic Party is sacrificing its middle. Its far-left infestation drives out the non-extremists it encounters. The far left doesn’t care because they win regardless. Either they win absolutely and their policies advance, or they win relatively, because it is the less-extreme members of the Democratic Party who disproportionately absorb the losses.

That the Democrats are thus infected cannot be doubted. In 2020, Newsweek reported the results of a Gallup poll showing that 76 percent of Democrats would support a socialist for president if nominated by their party.

The lemmings of the left are intent on stampeding the Democratic Party into the sea. And they are likely to be successful because there is no one — and no ones — left to stop them.

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Bc in order to reindustrialize America, you need a stash of investment capital geared towards infrastructure, basic production, and manufacturing. Ain't no finacialist gonna sink cash into such a low-return endeavor. Either the government finds a partner as part owner (51% govt ownership) or armtwist some company, on the basis of national security, to invest in a industry.

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And the cap on SS/Medicare should be removed and everyone should pay into that on every dollar they make.


And for the love of god, fix the fucking market.

You can change the tax rates all you want, but when the 1% never draw a paycheck in the first place, you need to figure out how you're going to get them to pay their fair share somewhere else.

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I don't see a direct connection between tax rates on the rich and their investment behavior. What would be the motivation to plunk $ into investment? . . .

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I don't see a direct connection between tax rates on the rich and their investment behavior. What would be the motivation to plunk $ into investment? . . .

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Meanwhile, the richest are accumulating money and the subsequent power that goes with freely spending it to manipulate whoever they want in Congress because they aren't being taxed enough, but it wouldn't be a surprise if Signym can't make that connection, either. I am not at all surprised when people with paltry sums of money have little to no imagination, since it takes a significant amount of dreaming to imagine workable and legal schemes to make money.

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The Secret IRS Files: Trove of Never-Before-Seen Records Reveal How the Wealthiest Avoid Income Tax

https://www.propublica.org/article/the-secret-irs-files-trove-of-never
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Our analysis of tax data for the 25 richest Americans quantifies just how unfair the system has become.

By the end of 2018, the 25 were worth $1.1 trillion.

For comparison, it would take 14.3 million ordinary American wage earners put together to equal that same amount of wealth.

The personal federal tax bill for the top 25 in 2018: $1.9 billion.

The bill for the wage earners: $143 billion.

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I don't see a direct connection between tax rates on the rich and their investment behavior. What would be the motivation to plunk $ into investment?

First of all, you're talking about INCOME tax, but the wealthy (now, anyway) make most of their money thru cap gains.

Second, the whole investment mileu was different back then. Globalism and financialism ... commodities futures, hedge funds, M&As, LBOs, stock buybacks, high frequency trading ... didn't exist back then. Glass Steagall was in force. Reserve requirements

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USA industry dominated the globe. Tariffs were in force until about 1950. What else was there to invest in? Where else would you plunk your $$?

So I think the correlation between high income tax rates and investment was somewhat coincidental, and I'm not sure that drastically raising income tax rates on the wealthy would increase investment in industry, since there are so many other- more profitable- ways to shelter wealth from income taxes.

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OTOH, SIX makes a good point that there is no ROI on infrastructural development. And, BTW, no ROI for things like pollution control and living wages healthcare and other things that make the USA a decent place to live and work. There have to be sources of funding for what are called "the public good".

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All I was saying is that I don't think that increasing INCOME taxes on the wealthy will cause investment in reindustrialization.
You didn't get that point either.

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Raising income taxes would have almost no impact on anything, outside of maybe some of those who make stupid amounts of money but aren't in the 1%. I'm thinking your good lawyers and plastic surgeons here. People that are actually paid for a service that has a tangible value. I'm sure they're able to hide a good deal of it, but they've also got to pay a lot as to not raise suspicion too.

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Raising income taxes would have almost no impact on anything, outside of maybe some of those who make stupid amounts of money but aren't in the 1%. I'm thinking your good lawyers and plastic surgeons here. People that are actually paid for a service that has a tangible value. I'm sure they're able to hide a good deal of it, but they've also got to pay a lot as to not raise suspicion too.

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I sure would love to argue with you and persuade you (I'm kidding because you are an overly articulate blockhead) but why bother?

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Raising income taxes would have almost no impact on anything, outside of maybe some of those who make stupid amounts of money but aren't in the 1%. I'm thinking your good lawyers and plastic surgeons here. People that are actually paid for a service that has a tangible value. I'm sure they're able to hide a good deal of it, but they've also got to pay a lot as to not raise suspicion too.

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I sure would love to argue with you and persuade you (I'm kidding because you are an overly articulate blockhead) but why bother?

I love capitalism, when sensibly regulated, and love and admire more than one billionaire myself. The ones I know support fair taxation. This guy is not one of them: How One of the World’s Richest Men Is Avoiding $8 Billion in Taxes.

How Jensen Huang, CEO of Nvidia, Is Avoiding Billions in Taxes

https://www.nytimes.com/2024/12/05/business/nvidia-jensen-huang-estate
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The chief executive of Nvidia, Jensen Huang, has taken advantage of popular loopholes in the federal estate and gift taxes, which have quietly been eviscerated.

Jensen Huang, the chief executive of Nvidia, is the 10th-richest person in the United States, worth $127 billion. In theory, when he dies, his estate should pay 40 percent of his net worth to the government in taxes.

But Mr. Huang, 61, is not only an engineering genius and Silicon Valley icon whose company, the world’s second-most valuable, makes the chips that power much artificial intelligence. He is also the beneficiary of a series of tax dodges that will enable him to pass on much of his fortune tax free, according to securities and tax filings reviewed by The New York Times.

The savings for his family are on a pace to be roughly $8 billion. It likely ranks among the largest tax dodges in the United States.

The types of strategies Mr. Huang has deployed to shield his wealth have become ubiquitous among the ultrawealthy. Blackstone Group’s Stephen A. Schwarzman, Meta’s Mark Zuckerberg and top executives at Google, Coinbase, Eli Lilly, Mastercard and Advanced Micro Devices have collectively shifted billions of dollars into financial vehicles in order to avoid the federal estate tax, according to a Times analysis of securities disclosures.

It is just one sign of how the estate tax — imposed solely on a sliver of the country’s multimillionaires — has been eviscerated.

Revenue from the tax has barely changed since 2000, even as the wealth of the richest Americans has roughly quadrupled. If the estate tax had simply kept pace, it would have raised around $120 billion last year. Instead it brought in about a quarter of that.

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The point you seem to keep missing is that these tax dodges are LEGAL. You've been on a bender about Trump, taxes, and enforcement when IN REALITY the problem is our TAX LAW.

So, how would you change our TAX LAW?

Personally, I'd start with corporate taxes.

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The point you seem to keep missing is that these tax dodges are LEGAL. You've been on a bender about Trump, taxes, and enforcement when IN REALITY the problem is our TAX LAW.

So, how would you change our TAX LAW?

Personally, I'd start with corporate taxes.

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Writing tax legislation is like designing and building an engineering project. Projects inevitably malfunction and maybe even fail when the worst people are allowed more than minor input to the project.

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I don't see a direct connection between tax rates on the rich and their investment behavior. What would be the motivation to plunk $ into investment?

First of all, you're talking about INCOME tax, but the wealthy (now, anyway) make most of their money thru cap gains.

Second, the whole investment mileu was different back then. Globalism and financialism ... commodities futures, hedge funds, M&As, LBOs, stock buybacks, high frequency trading ... didn't exist back then. Glass Steagall was in force. Reserve requirements

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USA industry dominated the globe. Tariffs were in force until about 1950. What else was there to invest in? Where else would you plunk your $$?

So I think the correlation between high income tax rates and investment was somewhat coincidental, and I'm not sure that drastically raising income tax rates on the wealthy would increase investment in industry, since there are so many other- more profitable- ways to shelter wealth from income taxes.

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Raising income taxes would have almost no impact on anything, outside of maybe some of those who make stupid amounts of money but aren't in the 1%. I'm thinking your good lawyers and plastic surgeons here. People that are actually paid for a service that has a tangible value. I'm sure they're able to hide a good deal of it, but they've also got to pay a lot as to not raise suspicion too.

Do CEO's even really draw a paycheck anymore even, unless it's some sort of legal consideration? I'm sure if they do it's meaningless compared to all the other benefits and stock options they're getting.

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OTOH, SIX makes a good point that there is no ROI on infrastructural development. And, BTW, no ROI for things like pollution control and living wages healthcare and other things that make the USA a decent place to live and work. There have to be sources of funding for what are called "the public good".

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Then take that to the logical conclusion and you get Chicago Mayor Daley's parting gift to the city and the state of Illinois when he sold the profits for ALL PARKING METERS IN CHICAGO FOR 99 YEARS to foreign interests in the Middle East for 2 Billion and then spent that 2 Billion before the Daleys were finally history.

Taxpayers still fund the cops and meter maids to monitor them and give out tickets, but the only revenue the city sees now is from the tickets they give out. While taxpayers are funding the police to give them tickets for not paying to park, all of those profits from the meters that our taxpayer dollars are managing go out of the country for about another 75 years still.

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I don't see a direct connection between tax rates on the rich and their investment behavior. What would be the motivation to plunk $ into investment?

First of all, you're talking about INCOME tax, but the wealthy (now, anyway) make most of their money thru cap gains.

Second, the whole investment mileu was different back then. Globalism and financialism ... commodities futures, hedge funds, M&As, LBOs, stock buybacks, high frequency trading ... didn't exist back then. Glass Steagall was in force. Reserve requirements

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USA industry dominated the globe. Tariffs were in force until about 1950. What else was there to invest in? Where else would you plunk your $$?

So I think the correlation between high income tax rates and investment was somewhat coincidental, and I'm not sure that drastically raising income tax rates on the wealthy would increase investment in industry, since there are so many other- more profitable- ways to shelter wealth from income taxes.

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Raising income taxes would have almost no impact on anything, outside of maybe some of those who make stupid amounts of money but aren't in the 1%. I'm thinking your good lawyers and plastic surgeons here. People that are actually paid for a service that has a tangible value. I'm sure they're able to hide a good deal of it, but they've also got to pay a lot as to not raise suspicion too.

Do CEO's even really draw a paycheck anymore even, unless it's some sort of legal consideration? I'm sure if they do it's meaningless compared to all the other benefits and stock options they're getting.

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OTOH, SIX makes a good point that there is no ROI on infrastructural development. And, BTW, no ROI for things like pollution control and living wages healthcare and other things that make the USA a decent place to live and work. There have to be sources of funding for what are called "the public good".

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Then take that to the logical conclusion and you get Chicago Mayor Daley's parting gift to the city and the state of Illinois when he sold the profits for ALL PARKING METERS IN CHICAGO FOR 99 YEARS to foreign interests in the Middle East for 2 Billion and then spent that 2 Billion before the Daleys were finally history.

Taxpayers still fund the cops and meter maids to monitor them and give out tickets, but the only revenue the city sees now is from the tickets they give out. While taxpayers are funding the police to give them tickets for not paying to park, all of those profits from the meters that our taxpayer dollars are managing go out of the country for about another 75 years still.

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That is the everlasting problem of corruption.

And by corruption, I don't mean just simple pocket-lining. I mean putting personal wealth, power, and even personal agendas and ideologies (i.e. globalism) ahead of the interests of those you're supposed to be representing.

In my experience in government, I would say that generally "The fish rots from the head" holds true. For the most part, employees just want to do their jobs and while they may take home office supplies or not put in a full day's work, they don't have the authority to do much damage or set the tone of the entire organization. (Accountants and tech people are kind of the exception, since they have a lot of access.)

If you want to stop corruption, start at the top.

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We are not “better” than Trump. If anything, thinking that we are better than Trump, thinking there is some “silent majority” who opposes the unserious grotesqueries of the man, is the core conceit that has led the Democratic Party to such total ruin. America willed Trump into existence. He was created from our greed, our insecurities, and our selfishness. We have summoned him from the depths of our own bile and neediness, and he has answered.

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Yup. I got way too much to lose to be doing anything stupid like that myself.

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Nope.
If you start at the top, you are starting with a target that is out of reach.
Start with yourself, 6ix.

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Yeah. Sure thing buddy. I'll get right on that after you do it first, psycho.

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Yeah. Sure thing buddy. I'll get right on that after you do it first, psycho.

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In North Carolina only 15% of households affected by Hurricane Helene have applied for FEMA assistance. That's half the rate of Georgia and South Carolina, even though they sustained less damage. You'll be surprised to learn why:

Local advocates and some inside FEMA say the barrage of conspiracy theories about the agency and a lack of knowledge about FEMA’s role in responding to disasters has discouraged and angered residents.

On Oct. 3, then-presidential-candidate Donald Trump stood onstage in Saginaw, Michigan, and falsely stated that the Biden administration didn’t have any money for hurricane relief and that the officials “stole the FEMA money … so they could give it to their illegal immigrants.” Other influential figures also propelled a range of conspiracy theories across the internet, exacerbating fears and tensions among residents and federal workers on the ground.

Around that time, applications fell and never bounced back as officials had hoped.

Trump's bluster and lies may have won him the White House, but not without cost. Hundreds of thousands of people are suffering needlessly because Trump has made them afraid of applying for loans or even no-strings cash grants:

For local volunteers such as Vicki Randolph, Oct. 4 was when “everything changed.”... Per usual, she said, they asked residents: “Did you apply for your FEMA?”

“And this one day, 100 percent of the people we talked to said ‘We don’t want the government to come around here. We have guns if they come around here,’” she recalled. “I had no idea why this was happening until I found out what had been said on television.”

It's not just Trump, either. The entire Republican noise machine joined in the lies because they figured it might give Trump a 1% better chance of winning an important swing state. What a bunch of depraved pieces of shit.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/weather/2024/12/15/some-nc-residents-di
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The Joss Whedon script for Serenity, where Wash lives, is Serenity-190pages.pdf at https://www.mediafire.com/two

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The Biden* Administration DID steal money from FEMA to give to illegal alien invaders. A LOT OF MONEY.

Then, of course, you have reports of FEMA workers being told by management to walk right past any home that had a Trump sign in their yard. We know at least one of them have been fired so far, only because she got caught on video, and just like I predicted she said that she was just relaying the instructions to her employees that she got from higher up in the organization.

Why the fuck would anybody trust any of your people after living through these last 8 years?


They're all getting flushed down the fucking drain as we speak.

I told you that the world you thought you were living in was dead.

You'd better suck it up.

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The Biden* Administration DID steal money from FEMA to give to illegal alien invaders. A LOT OF MONEY.

Then, of course, you have reports of FEMA workers being told by management to walk right past any home that had a Trump sign in their yard. We know at least one of them have been fired so far, only because she got caught on video, and just like I predicted she said that she was just relaying the instructions to her employees that she got from higher up in the organization.

Why the fuck would anybody trust any of your people after living through these last 8 years?


They're all getting flushed down the fucking drain as we speak.

I told you that the world you thought you were living in was dead.

You'd better suck it up.

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6ix, how are you certain that you are not a crazy lemming going over a cliff? By the way, the people who are diametrically opposite of Trumptards, psychologically/emotionally/athletically, are doing fine. Nearly all Trumptards I know are NOT doing fine and that is attributable to their "mental instabilities," to express it most delicately.

The Joss Whedon script for Serenity, where Wash lives, is Serenity-190pages.pdf at https://www.mediafire.com/two

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Oh. Make no mistake. Nothing is EVER certain.

Your side is so fucking bad that literally anything would be an improvement.

Now we get to sit back and watch the new admin undo all the shit your party created.

I just got back from ALDI. 3 items that I regularly buy went down in price anywhere from 15 to 30 cents each. It's the first time those prices have gone down in 4 years, and Trump's not even in office yet.

It's still $1.79 for a can of chili with beans after the $0.30 reduction from a month ago, which is still $0.90 cents more than I was paying for a can before Joe Biden* took office.

Fuck Joe Biden*

You guys are history.

You should find another hobby for your free time because you're going to be feeling nothing but pain for the next 4 years if you continue following politics.



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Nobody believes you're in the 1% goober.

And the 1% should be happy about that because you'd give them a bad name.


On a dead fan site for a show people forgot about a decade ago every free minute of every day shit talking down to middle class and poor people while telling them how fucking great you are.

You don't have better ways to spend your time with all that money?

Sure. You're in the 1%, buddy. You're the only guy in the 1% who's being called a goober by a guy who's doing just fine and hasn't worked a single day in 5 and a half years.

You're pathetic.

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I noticed every time SECOND finds itself boxed in by reality, it spews insults.

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SECOND, we know you're crazy by the hate you spew, the lies you tell, the number of times you contradict yourself, and your ENDLESS self-aggrandizement and pathetic virtue signalling. You're crazier than a shithouse rat.

Get help.
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The above post isn't even worth a reply whatsoever.

You need to take a long, hard look in the mirror and see if there's even a shred of a decent person left in there.

I don't believe that anybody is completely irredeemable, but you are a near-decade long case study that is proving the opposite of my initial expectations when starting this little experiment.

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I noticed every time SECOND finds itself boxed in by reality, it spews insults.

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SECOND, we know you're crazy by the hate you spew, the lies you tell, the number of times you contradict yourself, and your ENDLESS self-aggrandizement and pathetic virtue signalling. You're crazier than a shithouse rat.

Get help.
Maybe the New Year will be better for you.
One can always hope.

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The above post isn't even worth a reply whatsoever.

You need to take a long, hard look in the mirror and see if there's even a shred of a decent person left in there.

I don't believe that anybody is completely irredeemable, but you are a near-decade long case study that is proving the opposite of my initial expectations when starting this little experiment.

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You talk like a bible thumping know-it-all who never did anything wrong in his life.

Everybody you have ever known in real life hates you just like everyone you've ever known online.

I suspect that this is the reason that you're spending all your free time reading anti-trump news and posting here when you are supposedly one of the 1%. It makes no difference that you have all of that money with all of this free time because you have absolutely NOBODY who wants to share that time with you despite the fact that you could buy them the moon.

You are living proof that just because you have money doesn't mean that you are happy.

You just keep working for more though until the day you die so you can continue lording that over everyone else.



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You talk like a bible thumping know-it-all who never did anything wrong in his life.

Everybody you have ever known in real life hates you just like everyone you've ever known online.

I suspect that this is the reason that you're spending all your free time reading anti-trump news and posting here when you are supposedly one of the 1%. It makes no difference that you have all of that money with all of this free time because you have absolutely NOBODY who wants to share that time with you despite the fact that you could buy them the moon.

You are living proof that just because you have money doesn't mean that you are happy.

You just keep working for more though until the day you die so you can continue lording that over everyone else.



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This is the same argument you make constantly: that 6ixStringJack can't be judged other than by a perfect God.

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That makes us both consistent. Because it's the same argument I make constantly every time you make your dipshit argument that I respond to.

You can go ahead and judge me all day long. You've been doing it for at least 8 years now. Possibly much longer than that, but I can't speak for what when on while I was drinking.

I just don't give a single shit about your judgements. I encourage anyone else to ignore you and not take any of your bile to heart as well.

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It's Monday and until noon nearly every male Trumptard here at work will obviously be showing signs of their drunken debauchery over the weekend. I don't have to be perfect to see what is wrong with these apes. Or with Trump, the rapist, tax-cheater, and general lunatic.

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Dude. We know you're playing Minecraft and your employees are NPCs. Or maybe I got that wrong and you're oldschool and it's actually something like Rollercoaster Tycoon that you've got up on the 2nd screen while you're shit posting here.


Don't think that me humoring your delusions the last few days in here and the Cinema board is me finally admitting that you're in the 1%. I've been doing that because your arguments about pretty much everything crack and fall apart if you are in the 1% and I find that hilarious.

The biggest reason that nobody believes that you are a 1%er is because that would make your behavior here 1,000 times more pathetic than it already is if you were just an average joe like the rest of us average joes and janes just getting by.

If I were the praying type I'd be praying that you weren't in the 1%. Because as much as I don't care for you, even I would cringe knowing what you were doing with all your free time when you could be doing literally anything else.

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That makes us both consistent. Because it's the same argument I make constantly every time you make your dipshit argument that I respond to.

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SECOND, we know you're crazy by the hate you spew, the lies you tell, the number of times you contradict yourself, and your ENDLESS self-aggrandizement and pathetic virtue signalling. You're crazier than a shithouse rat.

Get help.
Maybe the New Year will be better for you.
One can always hope.

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Signym, you continue to use that fake quote attributed to Kissinger despite the full quote meaning exactly the opposite of your abbreviated version. That is not a minor complaint because your fake quote matches perfectly with Russia's propaganda about the US. Signym, you carry your depravity to the extreme by supporting Russia as it murders Ukrainians, justifying those murders by more fake quotes produced by Russia. Signym, you are very special but not in a good way.

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That makes us both consistent. Because it's the same argument I make constantly every time you make your dipshit argument that I respond to.

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I won't tell the Trumptards the truth that I smell what they have been doing in their spare time. It would freak them out that my nose detects what they ate, whether they bathed, the alcohol, etc. And if I told them what they had been doing, it would discourage them; it is already hard enough getting them going in the morning without making them depressed that I know their shameful little "secrets" and Trump's "secrets", too. But 6ix, you are different. Business is not affected by your moods. I can kick your ass for fun. If I kicked these dumb critters for what they are, they'd be running around in circles, screeching like the monkeys they are. (There is a noteworth performance difference between the anti-Trumptards and the Trumptards, just for the record.)

The Joss Whedon script for Serenity, where Wash lives, is Serenity-190pages.pdf at https://www.mediafire.com/two

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SECOND'S programming is breaking. Pretty soon it'll be spitting out random letters.

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6ix, do you realize that Tupac Amaru Shakur, also known by his stage names 2Pac, has been dead since 1996? If somebody other than God had judged 2Pac and forced him to NOT be a fucking idiot, he'd be alive, today.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tupac_Shakur#Murder_and_aftermath

The Joss Whedon script for Serenity, where Wash lives, is Serenity-190pages.pdf at https://www.mediafire.com/two

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How do you like my new signature?

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"My only fear of death is coming back to this bitch reincarnated." ~Tupac Shakur

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I am pleased to say that the people I know who are depraved as Trump voted for Trump. Birds of a feather flock together.

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I am pleased to say that the people I know who are depraved as Trump voted for Trump. Birds of a feather flock together.

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Oh good. You can sleep soundly at night by googling the absolute worst that humanity has to offer, focusing specifically and exclusively on people who don't agree with your politics.

I was wondering how evil people got any sleep.

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I am pleased to say that the people I know who are depraved as Trump voted for Trump. Birds of a feather flock together.

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Oh good. You can sleep soundly at night by googling the absolute worst that humanity has to offer, focusing specifically and exclusively on people who don't agree with your politics.

I was wondering how evil people got any sleep.

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I wonder how evil people miss Trump's meaning

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Trump is canceling his trip to Jersey because he's afraid of the drones! And a moron!

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