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AlwaysSunnyinIndy 05-17-2023 08:40 AM

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Originally Posted by bigalbert (Post 266446)
I guess I was talking in terms of straight dollars.


I doubt even that scenario is true.

While the Trump tax cut package was large - it certainly wasn't the biggest tax cut package historically - either measured in straight dollars or accounting for inflation.

Further, as others have noted in this thread, corporations received a large chunk of the Trump tax cut package - so much so - that the Trump tax cuts for corporations probably exceeded the corporation tax cuts from the Reagan era.


I don't doubt that you read something online which included the words "Trump tax cut" and "largest" and "middle class" in the same paragraph or sentence but I am guessing you mis-read what the article or opinion piece was trying to convey.

I mean, in this thread, you have skimmed materials online and asserted "this proves my point!" on two different occasions - when none of the material you provided supported your claims.

So it appears your prior "fact" was not a fact at all.

AlwaysSunnyinIndy 05-17-2023 08:48 AM

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Originally Posted by bigalbert (Post 266446)
I don’t even know wether I’m in that or not but I pay right close to 6 figures and I never complain about a tax cut. I can now only present my case from my personal experience.

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Originally Posted by bigalbert (Post 266368)
I’m prolly upper middle class and I saved 3700.


If both of those comments about your tax liability and tax cuts are true - you got "screwed" by the Trump tax cuts. I know, I know - any tax cut which puts money back in your pocket (especially if it is indeed $3700) is a "win," but your Trump tax cut was below the average tax cut for your income level.

However, I am guessing that your memory is a little foggy on the numbers - after all, a few years have passed since you had to file those tax returns.


PS: And, of course, there could be valid reasons why your tax cut was less than the average tax cut. One of the modifications that was made at that time was to cap certain deductions - so if you (or your accountant) was really good at claiming deductions under the old rules, that could explain the lower number vs the average.

JAFF 05-17-2023 06:07 PM

probe may undercut Trump’s claim documents he took were automatically declassified
 
Exclusive: New evidence in special counsel probe may undercut Trump’s claim documents he took were automatically declassified

https://www.cnn.com/2023/05/17/polit...ion/index.html

omahacolt 05-17-2023 06:55 PM

middle class tax cuts = temporary


corporate/wealthy tax cuts = permanent

while the middle class got a cut, it was minimal and going away. those are the facts

Colts And Orioles 05-17-2023 11:39 PM

o


THE UPPER CLASS: lll, Keeps all of the money, pays none of the taxes.


THE MIDDLE CLASS: ll Pays all of the taxes, does all of the work.


The poor ??? The poor are there just to scare the hit out of the middle class ...... keep them showing up at those jobs.



GEORGE CARLIN, 1992

o

JAFF 05-18-2023 03:55 PM

Mickey Mouse just hit DeSantis with a 2x4
 
https://www.cnn.com/2023/05/18/media...tis/index.html

Suck it Ronnie

JAFF 05-18-2023 05:34 PM

The mouse that roared
 
https://www.cnn.com/2023/05/18/media...tis/index.html

JAFF 05-19-2023 10:10 PM

Rudy Giuliani’s Election Fraud Lawyer Can’t Stand Him Anymore
 
Rudy Giuliani’s Election Fraud Lawyer Can’t Stand Him Anymore

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/polit...a9199e13&ei=22

JAFF 05-20-2023 07:12 PM

Cyber expert awarded $5 million from Mike Lindell asks court to compel MyPillow CEO t
 
Cyber expert awarded $5 million from Mike Lindell asks court to compel MyPillow CEO to pay up

https://www.cnn.com/2023/05/19/polit...uit/index.html

They should make a movie about the Pubs who cant shoot straight. They need to stay away from crime, they suck at it

Racehorse 05-21-2023 08:48 AM

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Originally Posted by JAFF (Post 266659)
Cyber expert awarded $5 million from Mike Lindell asks court to compel MyPillow CEO to pay up

https://www.cnn.com/2023/05/19/polit...uit/index.html

They should make a movie about the Pubs who cant shoot straight. They need to stay away from crime, they suck at it

Unlike the democrats, who are experts at it. They never get caught, and if caught, they never get convicted.

Spike 05-21-2023 11:18 AM

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Originally Posted by Racehorse (Post 266670)
Unlike the democrats, who are experts at it. They never get caught, and if caught, they never get convicted.

Yep, so many criminals on the dem side too. Yet, Jaff only mentions the republicans. He and many like him are really part of the problem in this country. Both sides have criminals, the dems are no better than the republicans.

There are some good republicans and some good democrats, unfortunately for Americans there are a lot of bad ones who lie, cheat, steal and continue to destroy this country. It's sad really.

JAFF 05-22-2023 01:45 PM

Final word on Luck tampering
 
Report: Andrew Luck tampering probe has been resolved to the Colts’ satisfaction
Posted by Mike Florio on May 22, 2023, 10:04 AM EDT

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It started as a recognition of insufficient evidence. It quickly has become something sufficient happening to get the Colts to drop it.

Through little more than 12 hours, the prevailing narrative regarding the Colts’ tampering claims against the Commanders pivoted from, per the Washington Post, a lack of hard evidence to, per ESPN.com, the Colts being content with the outcome.


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Stephen Holder of ESPN.com reports that the situation “has been resolved to the Colts’ satisfaction.”

The Post report created the impression that the situation would go nowhere because there was no way to prove that the Commanders had contacted retired Colts quarterback Andrew Luck or someone in his camp regarding a potential unretirement in 2022. (As explained last night, there was/is a simple way to investigate this.) Holder takes it one step farther, explaining that an actual determination has been made that the Commanders “never spoke to Luck or anyone in his immediate circle.”

Of course, it was ESPN.com that lit the fuse — twice — regarding potential tampering. John Keim of ESPN.com reported in 2022 (it went largely unnoticed) and in 2023 (it was definitely noticed by the Colts) that the Commanders’ wide-net search for a quarterback in 2022 included a call about Luck.

Colts owner Jim Irsay was upset. Per Holder, Irsay personally called Commissioner Roger Goodell to discuss the situation.

Lost and/or overlooked in most assessments of this situation is the fact that last month’s bizarre resolution of tampering by the Cardinals with former Eagles defensive coordinator Jonathan Gannon created a very real incentive for teams to cry foul when they believe they’ve become the victims of tampering. The league, which either didn’t realize or didn’t care that the effort to brush the Gannon tampering under the rug would prompt other teams to try to get what the Eagles got, quite possibly has sent the message to the Colts, and perhaps to other teams, that the Gannon outcome was not intended to provide a tampering treasure map.

In other words, the league wanted the Gannon tampering to not be a big deal. The best way to keep that from happening was to let the teams work it out, and in turn to announce it minutes (literally) before the start of round one of the draft.

Then, once others began to realize that the resolution potentially becomes a precedent that could be used to their advantage, the league had to start spreading the word that it’s not a new procedure. That it was just a way to keep people from asking too many questions about the tampering with Gannon — and about whether it might have truly disrupted his work in preparation for Super Bowl LVII and, in turn, about whether it possibly undermined the integrity of the most important game of the year.

With owners gathering in Minneapolis for their spring meetings, don’t be surprised if they’re all told that making public tampering allegations in an effort to improve their collection of draft picks will be frowned upon. Be very surprised if that message is ever acknowledged publicly.

JAFF 05-22-2023 01:56 PM

Colorado River basin states reach agreement on water cutbacks
 
It a big deal.

https://thehill.com/policy/equilibri...sage-cutbacks/

Racehorse 05-22-2023 05:39 PM

Seems the writer omitted something very important. The Colts did not initiate this; ESPN initiated it. They put out the idea that Washington tampered. Irsay responded. Media says Irsay and Colts started it. Typical media.

Spike 05-22-2023 06:24 PM

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Originally Posted by Racehorse (Post 266754)
Seems the writer omitted something very important. The Colts did not initiate this; ESPN initiated it. They put out the idea that Washington tampered. Irsay responded. Media says Irsay and Colts started it. Typical media.

Yeah, they pretty much lie all the time to fit their narrative.

Racehorse 05-22-2023 07:05 PM

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Originally Posted by Spike (Post 266758)
Yeah, they pretty much lie all the time to fit their narrative.

They write a fake story for clicks. Then they write another story to follow up on the shit they stirred with the first false story.

Spike 05-22-2023 07:07 PM

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Originally Posted by Racehorse (Post 266761)
They write a fake story for clicks. Then they write another story to follow up on the shit they stirred with the first false story.

LOL, never ending cycle of bullshit.

JAFF 05-24-2023 03:12 PM

Tina Turner passes
 
https://www.reuters.com/world/singer...83-2023-05-24/

The woman God created to teach white women to dance in high heeled shoes

Private Dancer by Mark Knopfler, my favorite.

JAFF 05-24-2023 03:35 PM

“Shocked at the stupidity”
 
https://www.salon.com/2023/05/22/sho...-lago-defense/

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Special counsel Jack Smith's team has obtained lawyer notes showing that former President Donald Trump was warned that he could not keep any classified documents in response to a subpoena he failed to comply with last year, according to The Guardian.

Trump lawyer Evan Corcoran, who was ordered to testify before a grand jury by a judge after prosecutors pierced his attorney-client privilege claims, conveyed the previously unreported warning to the former president last year, according to the report. The warning "could be significant" in Smith's probe because it shows that he was aware of his subpoena obligations, according to the report.

"Trump knew. He's always known," tweeted MSNBC legal analyst Katie Phang.

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The warning was included in about 50 pages of contemporaneous notes written by Corcoran.

Corcoran in June found about 40 classified documents in a Mar-a-Lago storage room. He met with Justice Department investigators and later drafted a letter affirming that no other materials were at the property. But the FBI later found about 100 more classified documents while executing a court-authorized warrant in August.

Prosecutors are investigating whether Trump intentionally sought to obstruct the subpoena. They have particularly "fixated" on Trump valet Walt Nauta, who told prosecutors that Trump personally told him to move boxes out of the storage room before and after the subpoena was issued.

Corcoran's notes "revealed how Trump and Nauta had unusually detailed knowledge of the botched subpoena response, including where Corcoran intended to search and not search for classified documents at Mar-a-Lago, as well as when Corcoran was actually doing his search," according to The Guardian's Hugo Lowell.

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Though prosecutors are typically barred from reviewing attorney notes, Corcoran's attorney-client privilege claims were pierced after a judge agreed with prosecutors that Trump may have used Corcoran's legal services to further a crime.

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The notes described how Corcoran told Nauta about the subpoena ahead of the search because he needed him to unlock the storage room, which prosecutors have taken a sign that the aide was closely involved in the search, according to the report. Corcoran also wrote that Nauta offered to help him go through the boxes, though the attorney declined.

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Corcoran's notes also revealed that the search took several days and there were times when the storage room may have been left unattended during the search, according to the report.

Prosecutors would need to show that Trump instructed Nauta to remove boxes he expressly knew included classified documents covered by a subpoena with the intention of hiding them from his attorney's search, the report noted.

Trump's attorneys have argued that the subpoena response is incomplete because Corcoran was not as thorough as he should have been because he delayed the search and did not realize how many boxes were in the storage room.

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The DOJ interviewed Nauta last year and believed that he was not forthcoming about his account of moving the boxes. Prosecutors threatened to charge Nauta with lying to the FBI after he gave contradictory answers but Nauta stopped cooperating with prosecutors after his lawyer demanded an immunity deal. Prosecutors have since asked other witnesses about what Nauta did with the boxes, according to the report.

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"This is nothing more than a targeted, politically motivated witch-hunt against President Trump that is concocted to meddle in an election and prevent the American people from returning him to the White House," a Trump spokesperson told The Guardian.

MSNBC host Mike Brzezinski interviewed Lowell about his report, noting that "every time I read into this, I'm just shocked at the stupidity of those, honestly, of former President Trump, moving documents in and out of his office before and after the subpoena, and I guess having people do it for him."

Lowell explained that the previously unreported warning is a "problem for the former president."

"And it becomes a problem for his legal team and there's a whole bunch of other stuff in the notes about how the valet had unusually detailed knowledge about where the lawyer was conducting his searches for classified documents," he told MSNBC, "and I think the special counsel's office is looking at this as the core, the heart of the obstruction investigation."


JAFF 05-25-2023 03:32 PM

Stewart Rhodes sentenced to 18 years in prison
 
https://www.cnn.com/2023/05/25/polit...ggs/index.html

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Stewart Rhodes, the founder and leader of the Oath Keepers, was sentenced to 18 years in prison on Thursday for leading a far-reaching plot to keep then-President Donald Trump in power after he lost the 2020 election.

The sentence is the first handed down in over a decade for seditious conspiracy.

“What we absolutely cannot have is a group of citizens who – because they did not like the outcome of an election, who did not believe the law was followed as it should be – forment revolution,” District Judge Amit Mehta said before handing down the sentence. “That is what you did.”

“I dare say, Mr. Rhodes – and I never have said this to anyone I have sentenced – you pose an ongoing threat and peril to our democracy and the fabric of this country,” Mehta said.

The judge added: “I dare say we all now hold our collective breaths when an election is approaching. Will we have another January 6 again? That remains to be seen.”

Mehta said Rhodes, 58, has expressed no remorse and continues to be a threat.

“A seditious conspiracy, when you take those two concepts and put it together, is among the most serious crimes an American can commit,” the judge said. “It is an offense against the government to use force. It is an offense against the people of our country.”

Earlier on Thursday, Mehta ruled that Rhodes’ actions amounted to domestic terrorism.

WASHINGTON, DC - JANUARY 06: Pro-Trump supporters storm the U.S. Capitol following a rally with President Donald Trump on January 6, 2021 in Washington, DC. Trump supporters gathered in the nation's capital today to protest the ratification of President-elect Joe Biden's Electoral College victory over President Trump in the 2020 election. (Photo by Samuel Corum/Getty Images)
Capitol riot victims recount their experiences ahead of Oath Keepers seditious conspiracy sentencing
“He was the one giving the orders,” Mehta said. “He was the one organizing the teams that day. He was the reason they were in fact in Washington DC. Oath Keepers wouldn’t have been there but for Stewart Rhodes, I don’t think anyone contends otherwise. He was the one who gave the order to go, and they went.”

Rhodes was convicted of seditious conspiracy by a Washington, DC, jury in November in a historic criminal trial that was a test of the Justice Department’s ability to hold January 6 rioters accountable and validated prosecutors’ arguments that the breach of the Capitol was a grave threat to American democracy.

The seditious conspiracy charge has rarely been brought in the century and a half that the statute and its forerunners have been on the books.

US Capitol Police officer Harry Dunn, who testified earlier this week about his experience on January 6, told CNN that Donald Trump should be “next.”

“It is a step towards full accountability,” Dunn said. “His lawyers argued that Donald Trump is the root of the problem, and I totally agree. Let’s get him next.”

“I have a hard time finding joy or celebration in a sentence of 18 years,” Dunn said. “I believe that justice shouldn’t be celebrated – it should be expected.”

CNN National Security Analyst Juliette Kayyem said the sentencing should have a “chilling effect on these groups,” especially as the presidential election season begins.

“This tough sentence is going to make the Oath Keepers, the Proud Boys, all these organizations, it’s going to make them more difficult for them to recruit and, as important, for them to raise money,” Kayyem said.

Prosecutors sought 25 years
Prosecutors had asked Mehta to sentence Rhodes to 25 years behind bars, and to apply the enhanced terrorism sentencing penalties.

“This is terrorism,” prosecutor Kathryn Rakoczy said Thursday.

“It is not blowing up a building directly or telling someone to blow up a building, but in light of the threat of harm and historic nature of attempting to stop the certification of an election for the first time in American history,” Rhodes and other Oath Keepers leaders should be punished more harshly, she said.



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Rhodes, who was accused of leading dozens other individuals in a coordinated plot that culminated in the January 6 siege, was also found guilty of obstructing an official proceeding and tampering with documents.

Of those that Rhodes led, 22 have already been convicted of various federal crimes by a jury or guilty plea. Eight, including Rhodes’ codefendant Kelly Meggs who will be sentenced later Thursday as well, were convicted of seditious conspiracy.

Rhodes repeats false allegations about 2020 election
Rhodes, before he was sentenced, said he was a “political prisoner” and vowed to continue to “expose the criminality of the regime” in prison.

“I’d like to start by just saying that I’m a political prisoner, and like President Trump, my only crime is opposing those who are destroying our country,” Rhodes told Mehta in court.

For 20 minutes, Rhodes relitigated allegations that the 2020 presidential election was unconstitutional and shouted that he was “not able to drop that under my oath” during his military service and “not able to ignore the Constitution.”

The leader repeatedly defended his and his followers’ actions on January 6, saying that “no Oath Keeper took part in any of the fighting” and that the violence at the Capitol was “all done by other people.”

“I believe this country is incredibly divided, and this prosecution – not just mine but all the J6ers – is making it worse,” Rhodes said.

He continued, “I believe every J6er is a political prisoner and all of them are being grossly overcharged. It is going to make people feel like this government is even more illegitimate than they did before.”


JAFF 05-25-2023 04:21 PM

Fox got one right
 
https://www.foxnews.com/politics/sup...animous-ruling

This goes further back to Obama admin. It really screwed western states and ranchers

JAFF 05-26-2023 08:17 AM

how to survive a school shooting
 
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/5-...4d2160d3&ei=20

Normalization of school shootings

https://www.chds.us/sssc/charts-graphs/

Lov2fish 05-26-2023 11:06 AM

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Originally Posted by JAFF (Post 266996)

All shootings last as long as it takes for another gun to show up. None of these fucking tragedies happened until they started with all the gun free zones, and twisted democrats. 90% of mass shootings are a result of your fucking party. Wanna stop them? Stop letting democrats own guns. Not one shooter was a member of the NRA, but they are the whipping boy for every single one. Liberalism is a fucking mental disorder.

JAFF 05-26-2023 03:10 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Lov2fish (Post 267007)
All shootings last as long as it takes for another gun to show up.

Very true, ask the parents of Uvalde, if that works for them

Lov2fish 05-26-2023 04:39 PM

Put a couple teachers through some training and arm them. Instead of sending money to Ukraine, get some vets and hire them to guard schools. At least until we can disarm democrats so this shit stops.

The gun arrived in Ulvalde pretty damn quick, just had a soft pussy police chief who wouldn't give the go ahead to enter. One officer was requesting approval to engage the suspect when he was still in the fucking parking lot. Why did he need permission? Cause of the soft ass left and their, "The Police Are Bad" mentality. Cops are afraid of going to jail.

Supreme Court has ruled twice that police have no legal obligation to protect you, so with the constant attack on them from the left, they don't. Again, liberalism is a fucking mental disorder.

JAFF 05-26-2023 05:31 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Lov2fish (Post 267025)
Put a couple teachers through some training and arm them. Instead of sending money to Ukraine, get some vets and hire them to guard schools. At least until we can disarm democrats so this shit stops.

The gun arrived in Ulvalde pretty damn quick, just had a soft pussy police chief who wouldn't give the go ahead to enter. One officer was requesting approval to engage the suspect when he was still in the fucking parking lot. Why did he need permission? Cause of the soft ass left and their, "The Police Are Bad" mentality. Cops are afraid of going to jail.

Supreme Court has ruled twice that police have no legal obligation to protect you, so with the constant attack on them from the left, they don't. Again, liberalism is a fucking mental disorder.

You want vets to protect schools, and it sounds good. The problem is that schools are open canvases, easy for kids to access. So that needs to change, put a fence around it. Well, better be safe, put a double fence, and add dogs. Seriously, dogs in schools wouldnt be the worst ideas.

If you wont regulate or prevent anyone from buying a gun, the only way to keep kids safe is to turn every school into a FORT.

Or, we could not hand guns out like candy.

Racehorse 05-26-2023 09:26 PM

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Originally Posted by JAFF (Post 267028)

Or, we could not hand guns out like candy.

This comment is dumb.

Racehorse 05-26-2023 09:31 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by JAFF (Post 267028)

If you wont regulate or prevent anyone from buying a gun, the only way to keep kids safe is to turn every school into a FORT.

This is also naďve. Regulating guns would be even less effective as regulating drugs. we see drug trade increasing over and over, despite regulations. opiod abuse by selling illegally has not stopped with regulation, so why would you expect it to work for guns? Abortion advocates say that outlawing them won't stop women from getting them, and they would just get them illegally, but you think that would not happen with guns? No, all it would do is make harmless gun owners into criminals, just like it would women who need an abortion for whatever reason that has been outlawed.

Political fights get me ill because of people who argue extremes, like you. Be realistic for once.

Lov2fish 05-26-2023 10:15 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by JAFF (Post 267028)
You want vets to protect schools, and it sounds good. The problem is that schools are open canvases, easy for kids to access. So that needs to change, put a fence around it. Well, better be safe, put a double fence, and add dogs. Seriously, dogs in schools wouldnt be the worst ideas.

If you wont regulate or prevent anyone from buying a gun, the only way to keep kids safe is to turn every school into a FORT.

Or, we could not hand guns out like candy.

Hand em out like candy? How many have you bought? I have to undergo a background check every single time, not just when they feel like it. You can't circumvent the God given rights of Americans cause of your feelz. I own in excess of 200 firearms and have no desire to hurt anyone that doesn't hurt me or my family.

The last time there was an "Assault Weapon" ban it essentially did nothing and two of the years long gun deaths went up. So the ban guns mantra is tiresome and useless. I never hear anyone say how they are going to disarm criminals.

omahacolt 05-27-2023 11:43 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Lov2fish (Post 267025)
Put a couple teachers through some training and arm them. Instead of sending money to Ukraine, get some vets and hire them to guard schools. At least until we can disarm democrats so this shit stops.

The gun arrived in Ulvalde pretty damn quick, just had a soft pussy police chief who wouldn't give the go ahead to enter. One officer was requesting approval to engage the suspect when he was still in the fucking parking lot. Why did he need permission? Cause of the soft ass left and their, "The Police Are Bad" mentality. Cops are afraid of going to jail.

Supreme Court has ruled twice that police have no legal obligation to protect you, so with the constant attack on them from the left, they don't. Again, liberalism is a fucking mental disorder.

this kind of shit is retarded.

banning guns won't work but you want to ban every single thing you don't like.

JAFF 05-27-2023 11:44 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Racehorse (Post 267035)
This comment is dumb.

Yes, because that is sarcasm. So what do we do? If its not a gun problem, it has to be a people problem.

How do we allow law abiding people to have guns and withhold them from the criminal and mentally ill?

https://www.thetrace.org/2023/03/gun...ata-atf-total/

According to the web site above, there are about 350 MILLON guns in circulation in the US. So try to take guns away from all people is impractical. So that leaves us with who should and those who should never have a gun. More red flag laws, where law enforcement must take every inquiry seriously. And most important, put more safety officers in and around school campuses, and other possible possible targets. Former police and sheriffs, military, people who can trained in school safety.

Its a people problem, and it needs to be solved by people. And of course it will take money for salary and training. Spending money on security officers is the best option I can think of if the government wont control gun sales.

Lov2fish 05-27-2023 03:31 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by omahacolt (Post 267057)
this kind of shit is retarded.

banning guns won't work but you want to ban every single thing you don't like.

Sarcasm flies right over your head huh? Beside the fact it is true, most of the mass shooters are democrats. So even though it was sarcasm, it holds weight. Still stand on the thought liberalism is a fucking mental disorder.

I'm never for banning anything. If a civilian wants to buy an F-22 and has the money, get that m'fer. My only exception is, nobody including any government body should own nuclear weapons. We are one loose screw from being turned to ash. It is scary enough the last m'fer and the current m'fer had/have the nuclear codes.

omahacolt 05-28-2023 08:51 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Lov2fish (Post 267063)
Sarcasm flies right over your head huh? Beside the fact it is true, most of the mass shooters are democrats. So even though it was sarcasm, it holds weight. Still stand on the thought liberalism is a fucking mental disorder.

I'm never for banning anything. If a civilian wants to buy an F-22 and has the money, get that m'fer. My only exception is, nobody including any government body should own nuclear weapons. We are one loose screw from being turned to ash. It is scary enough the last m'fer and the current m'fer had/have the nuclear codes.

i find this very hard to believe.

you aren't for banning anything but the people you support and worship certainly do. which makes you in full support as well

Colts And Orioles 05-28-2023 11:30 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by omahacolt (Post 267070)



I find this very hard to believe.




o


It's irrelevant, and inconsequential ...... most mass shooters are psychotic, young males with a chip on their shoulder bigger than Mount Everest, and mental health issues so massive that Sigmund Freud would have a hard time coming to terms with them ...... the Republican/Democrat and the Liberal/Conservative angles are hardly something in which these sociopaths have dedicated any significant amount time, energy, or thought to in their lives. The vast majority of them hardly represent either side of what we think of as the American political spectrum.

o

JAFF 05-28-2023 03:54 PM

State Farm stops home insurance sales in California, citing wildfire risks
 
https://www.cnn.com/2023/05/28/busin...ire/index.html

A lot of expensive homes in SoCal hills.

JAFF 05-28-2023 05:44 PM

Proof that Trump shared Mar-a-Lago docs 'changes
 
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/polit...c872d71a&ei=23

Racehorse 05-28-2023 08:41 PM

The other option is to make the rates very high on the premium, which would make most end up self-insured anyway.

JAFF 05-29-2023 09:03 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Racehorse (Post 267087)
The other option is to make the rates very high on the premium, which would make most end up self-insured anyway.

If I had a house in the hills, I would be putting a metal roof on it.

I would bet any one the same thing is going to happen in the Colorado prairies north and south of Denver. High winds and long dry summers make for a bad situation on the front range.

JAFF 05-29-2023 09:33 AM

Biden and McCarthy have a debt ceiling deal. Here’s what’s in it.
 
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/biden...123629857.html

The best deals are the ones where both sides feel like they got screwed. Sounds so dumb, but its true. If one group gets the short end, they will do just about anything to pay back the winners next time around.

Lov2fish 05-29-2023 10:04 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by JAFF (Post 267093)
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/biden...123629857.html

The best deals are the ones where both sides feel like they got screwed. Sounds so dumb, but its true. If one group gets the short end, they will do just about anything to pay back the winners next time around.

Only people who got screwed was us. They should have never raised the debt ceiling and let the shit default. Contrary to what that fucking dufus thinks he can not raise the debt ceiling constitutionally as he insinuated so many times. It fucking wears me out they all swore an oath to uphold that document with zero idea what it means. It was even written where a fifth grader could understand it as that was the average educational capabilities of the people at the time of penning it. That speaks volumes for the fucking tards who inhabit DC


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