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rinselberg
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FEB 01, 10:01 AM
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I like the way this thread is shaping up. It's got possibilities. It's already drawn some interest from BingB or "Fred," as some like to call him. Forum member blackrams has appeared. I've got my fingers crossed, hoping to see Patrick, and maybe theBDub... ray b, olejoedad, williegoat... anyone and everyone I like to see.
This thread was named "Federal judge dismisses Disney's law suit...," but forum member randye has already enlarged the scope of this thread by putting on some display some of the mental decline that is part and parcel of the Trump cult and the MAGA "bottom feeders" that discredit the other and more intelligent members of the MAGA movement.
This is why I have selected this thread to offer an exceptional treat, for those who would have the wit to appreciate it.
Perhaps you've never seen any of a Lawrence O'Donnell segment. You may not even recognize the name. Or you may have already formed an opinion about him, or even rendered what you would call a "judgement" about him.
Say what you will, Lawrence O'Donnell's stupidest moment is smarter than any of the MAGA bottom feeders smartest moment, and this is among the best on-air segments he has ever produced. It's just about 6 minutes from start to finish.
| quote | | There is madness loose in the land, and no one fuels that madness more than Donald Trump. |
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In this on-air segment from last night (January 31), Lawrence O'Donnell examines how no one has ever exposed the depravity and the mindlessness of the Trump cult like the hugely celebrated music star Taylor Swift.
No one could call me a "Swiftie." I have nothing against Taylor Swift, but I'm not "into" her genre of pop music videos. I'm something of an NFL fan, and I have been following the postseason games, so I know about Taylor Swift's boyfriend, Travis Kelce. I've followed his exploits for many a year.
The choice is yours. You can waste another 6 minutes of your time here bloviating—if you've been even just mildly infected by the Trump Cult pathogen. Or you can enjoy some of the most carefully crafted and impeccably delivered TV commentary to be had. Even if you aren't going to agree with O'Donnell's assertions, you may want to see it just for the broadcasting artistry of his work. I think it's enormously funny, in Lawrence O'Donnell's signature understated style.
Here's the YouTube of it:
Or it can be viewed on the MSNBC website:
https://www.msnbc.com/the-l...e-trump-203386437523
View it. Don't view it. Carp about it. Suck your thumb.
It's all the same to me![This message has been edited by rinselberg (edited 02-01-2024).]
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82-T/A [At Work]
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FEB 01, 10:01 AM
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| quote | Originally posted by ray b:they wish it would go way and the gays also
actually diz will fight on against the fascist nut rhonda
as the judge is a rump nut
he only appoints scum to the courts one more reason to reject the fool
''During Winsor’s confirmation process, senators learned that the Floridian, who served as then-Gov. Rick Scott’s solicitor general, was a longtime member of the Federalist Society. The Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights described Winsor as “a young, conservative ideologue who has attempted to restrict voting rights, LGBT equality, reproductive freedom, environmental protection, criminal defendants’ rights, and gun safety.
He does not possess the neutrality and fair-mindedness necessary to serve in a lifetime position as a federal judge.”
He was narrowly confirmed in 2019, over the objections of every Democratic senator except Joe Manchin.
Five years later, the conservative jurist is doing exactly what the political world expected him to do.
As for the future of the litigation, a Disney spokesperson told CNN, “This is an important case with serious implications for the rule of law, and it will not end here. If left unchallenged, this would set a dangerous precedent and give license to states to weaponize their official powers to punish the expression of political viewpoints they disagree with. We are determined to press forward with our case.”
rhonda won nothing just justice delayed a nut - con specialty seen before
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I'm not sure what you think the case is asking for. The case was basically asking the Federal judge to allow Disney to do things that goes against the state constitution. Quite literally, they wanted to remain sovereign, which they have no authority to do. They existed for decades unconstitutionally simply because no one wanted to address it. They weren't even technically "grandfathered." But when the state legislature by a mass majority, and the state senate, by a mass majority, and then the governor, passed a law that forced all the special districts to conform to the laws set forth in the state constitution from the 1960s... that was a legal and constitutionally binding requirement. Regardless of what sparked it... it's constitutional. Disney is asking the state to allow them to do something that no company, anywhere, is allowed to do... and explicitly against the state constitution. No judge will allow Disney to do this.
In effect... no one is restricting Disney's free speech. They are allowed to say whatever they want. However, free speech does often come with a consequence... and it's important when you're the CEO of a major multi-national corporation, that you choose wisely what you say when you decide to get involved in politics.
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FEB 01, 10:08 AM
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I think this is where I have to come to terms with being old... I keep hearing about Taylor Swift, but for the life of me, I don't think I know a single song she sings. I think there's one about a tiger or something, I don't know. I honestly have no clue. No one I know listens to her, and even my daughter, who's a teenager, has no interest in her. She hasn't expressed any disinterest towards her, it's just not the kind of music she listens to... (instead, things like Imagine Dragons, and the such). It's just amazing to me that a music star could become a billionaire, be so insanely popular, and yet I've never been exposed to anything she's done except for a few things here and there. The only thing I know about her is that I guess she sold her music or something, or someone stole them... George Soros? Is that right? LOL... I guess I wasn't wrong... that's wild. What is George Soros doing with Taylor Swift music... https://www.heyalma.com/why...family-on-instagram/
Anyway, I know next to nothing about her.
Ask what's going on with Axl Rose, or Motley Crue though... and I can tell you everything you need to know.
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olejoedad
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FEB 01, 10:24 AM
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Joe Manchin is the most reasonable Democrat in the Senate.
He has a mind, and uses it for the betterment of his constituency.
That is the sole job of a Senator.
rayb, you are plagiarizing, again. Have you no shame, stealing the words of another and presenting them as your own. That's so....bidenesque......
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FEB 01, 10:49 AM
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| quote | Originally posted by olejoedad:
rayb, you are plagiarizing, again. Have you no shame, stealing the words of another and presenting them as your own. That's so....bidenesque...... |
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Link to the article that RayB copy/pasted from: https://www.msnbc.com/rache...-desantis-rcna136731
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blackrams
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FEB 01, 11:06 AM
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| quote | Originally posted by rinselberg:
So... have you got anything to say about these cases that went against your precious Ron Desantis?
You can mock the messenger—Rachel Maddow—with your childish memes and slogans, but what about the message itself?
https://www.msnbc.com/rache...ack-court-rcna133494
Are you going to challenge the reporting? Is what's reported here factual or not? If the case against Disney that went in favor of the Florida governor is such a big deal, what about these other cases that have gone against him? Is there any balance to be struck? Any connection to be made? Or is it that you've become too delirious to say anything cogent because you're not getting enough oxygen?
You have not the wit to feel the embarrassment for yourself that is deservedly your lot.
Rachel Maddow had something to say about "Our Man Flynn"
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Maybe I'm reading into this but, it appears Randye hit a nerve..............
Rams
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ray b
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FEB 01, 11:08 AM
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| quote | Originally posted by olejoedad:
Joe Manchin is the most reasonable Democrat in the Senate.
He has a mind, and uses it for the betterment of his constituency.
That is the sole job of a Senator.
rayb, you are plagiarizing, again. Have you no shame, stealing the words of another and presenting them as your own. That's so....bidenesque...... |
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one of the ten is do not lie
you lie for the rump
and miss the " before the article
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blackrams
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FEB 01, 11:14 AM
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| quote | Originally posted by rinselberg:
This is why I have selected this thread to offer an exceptional treat, for those who would have the wit to appreciate it.
SNIP
View it. Don't view it. Carp about it. Suck your thumb.
It's all the same to me!
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First, I don't care about Travis Kelcie and his girlfriend's relationship but, I am a KC Chiefs fan. It's their busines, not mine. I view your post simply as a distraction to the thread so, since I don't suck my thumb, I'll just ignore the distraction.
Rams[This message has been edited by blackrams (edited 02-01-2024).]
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rinselberg
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FEB 01, 11:17 AM
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| quote | Originally posted by blackrams:
First, I don't care about Travis Kelcie and his girlfriend but, I am a KC Chiefs fan. I view your post simply as a distraction to the thread so, since I don't suck my thumb, I'll just ignore the distraction.
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The video segment has way more in it than just Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift.
It's your choice.
Don't expose yourself to anything that might surprise you or show you something you haven't thought about.[This message has been edited by rinselberg (edited 02-01-2024).]
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ray b
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FEB 01, 11:19 AM
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the cult is the very same as madness
the rump is EVIL
THE CULT IS EVIL
GET HELP
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