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Post by Brad Nelson on Jul 27, 2021 13:09:37 GMT -8
There was a new baby called Knight
From a quintet of descended delight
So, does he sit at the Roundtable?
Or is that a family name label?
No, it’s more a German thing, alright?
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Post by artraveler on Jul 27, 2021 17:27:24 GMT -8
I'm going to send that to his mom.
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Post by kungfuzu on Jul 29, 2021 8:54:30 GMT -8
This piece confirms Prager's piece regarding the way media produces madness. Of course, 12 years in the public education system are the foundation upon which this tendency to madness is built. I submit, when only 56% of a population believes gender is determined by one's biology, a nation is close to being lost. It is very difficult to turn around a nation in which at least 44% of the inhabitants are loons. You say tomato, I say tomato |
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Post by Brad Nelson on Jul 29, 2021 9:02:44 GMT -8
Let’s see a show of hands for those who think that Brad is prone to going off half-cocked ideologically. One…two…well, there’s not that many. The point is, 44% could be a generous number.
But then we’re in that Prageresque position that he often notes about Nazi Germany. It was the passive acquiescence of so many “good Germans” that allowed a very small minority to bring their country to ruin.
I’ve long said the most dangerous people in our culture aren’t the Leftist barbarians, per se. It’s the “nice” people who make excuses for them. And I think that easily tops 44% by now. But your estimates are otherwise very sound for how you intended them.
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Post by Brad Nelson on Jul 29, 2021 9:07:53 GMT -8
So….19% of Republicans think having a penis or vagina does not determine one’s sex (aka “gender”). That’s like polling any group of individuals and getting a response that 19% think the moon is made of cheese.
Given that 63% of Democrats believe the moon is made of cheese, that shows you how little “science” is infused into the party that constantly says they are guided by it.
Hypocrites, liars, barbarians, pillagers, Vandals, and perverts are the domain of the Democrat Party. And 19% of that corruption has rubbed off on Republicans (at the very least).
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Post by kungfuzu on Jul 30, 2021 15:20:43 GMT -8
Here is an Antifa guy who has clearly lost his grip on reality. Don't attack people who are bigger than you
You have to click view on the first entry. As someone down the string says: This is the trouble with fighting only as part of a mob - you don't learn your limits.
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Brad Nelson
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Post by Brad Nelson on Jul 30, 2021 22:00:16 GMT -8
Metaphorically and literally, this is what needs to be done. A punch to the face to these bullies.
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Post by Brad Nelson on Aug 13, 2021 13:59:45 GMT -8
So I just got back from the mall. I hadn’t been there in about a year and a half. I don’t go there much even when there isn’t hysteria over flu season.
The mall itself is no longer the attraction it was, and it never was that much of an attraction. But it had a food court. That’s gone. It had some interesting stores, including Radio Shack, a gaming store, and an arcade. Those are all gone.
In fact, many of the places are boarded up. But, long story short, I went into Barnes and Nobles which is still doing pretty good business. I went to their magazine rack. Gone are the days when there were lines of computer magazines for: Commodore, Atari, Amiga, PC Gaming, etc. Those were very cool magazines.
I counted two different magazines for the iPad and one that had something vaguely to do with PC gaming. But you’ll be pleased to know (and we counted them) that there are 10 different magazines devoted to pot.
I said out loud to my brother, “The sign of a degraded culture.”
Usually it’s a trip to Walmart that is depressing, and for all the reasons you’re already aware of. It tends to be the gathering places of the unwashed masses. And probably quite literally in many cases.
But the mall. That’s where the better people go. That’s where the beautiful people go. Except the people aren’t quite as beautiful as they once were. Walmart seems to be everywhere now.
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Post by artraveler on Aug 13, 2021 19:18:41 GMT -8
So I just got back from the mall. Your experience is very common across the country. Malls used to be social centers anchored by big retailers like now defunct stores like K-mart, Sears, Montgomery Ward, Pennys, Dillards and Macy's. Although I think there are still some Dillards and Macy's open. Malls were places where there were mom-pop stores looking for a speciality niche and consumers could avoid Big Blue Wally-world. Like it or not malls are a dying breed. Their retail DNA only leads to extinction. making them a death trap for hundreds of billions of dollars. It seems to me that as Amazon has grown, and other online retailers the necessity of malls has decreased in geometric balance. Our local mall NWA regional has suffered in the same manner as yours. I have not been in for a least eight maybe nine years and the prospect of doing so now is very unlikely. As little as 15 years ago it was evident that mall were dying. I recall one in Shreveport LA that had been taken over by one of those mega-churches. They even operated their own restaurant G-d and gumbo inn the same place. The company I worked for at the time took over a spot in that mall and produced meals-on-wheels in a cafeteria kitchen. We go a good lease and catered for the church events. Note of caution avoid like the plague REITs (real estate investment trusts) they are offering high yield dividends up too 20% but almost all are heavy invested in malls. There are a few that specialize in small commercial properties but it is defiantly caveat emptor How about that another latin phrase in two postings. Gunny Cox would be proud. Semper Fidelius |
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Post by kungfuzu on Aug 13, 2021 20:15:21 GMT -8
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Post by Brad Nelson on Aug 14, 2021 6:49:16 GMT -8
Strangely, in what used to be a prime-location corner jewelry store (a fairly large one-story space) there is some kind of model railroad club. It wasn’t open but you could look through the steel gate and see that the place was filled with railroad tracks and such. I assume this space is donated. Maybe the mall manager is a railroad enthusiast. But there’s no way a private club could pay normal mall lease prices for that spice. Very odd.
And one of the original anchor stores of the mall — Sears — is boarded up (and has been for some time) and now has a “coming soon” sign that says that a Winco grocery store will open there. I shop at Winco all the time. But it’s basically a bare-bones type of warehouse supermarket. And all I could think about the once proud Kitsap Mall is “Oh, how the mighty have fallen.”
Even the hot girls in Victoria’s Secret (the reason we went to the mall…my brother was picking up some kind of present for his girlfriend) are not as hot as they used to be. Oh, the humanity.
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Post by artraveler on Aug 14, 2021 11:59:59 GMT -8
Even the hot girls in Victoria’s Secret Don't forget the girls at the lemonade stands who perfected squeezing lemons and bouncing their boobs to a fine art. "like a rubber ball I'll come bouncing back" |
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Post by kungfuzu on Sept 1, 2021 20:39:37 GMT -8
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Post by Brad Nelson on Sept 1, 2021 20:41:34 GMT -8
If passed, I'm moving to New York and will find a couple fashion models to rob. I know the rehabilitation stint will be a bitch. But who says crime doesn't pay?
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Post by artraveler on Sept 2, 2021 5:45:50 GMT -8
A person is beat up, suffers a broken rib, and is robbed of his wallet. First, his needs are heard and affirmed, and he works with trained staff to develop a services and healing plan. Then, when he is ready, he participates in restorative justice circles with the person who harmed him and their respective support systems. He asks questions and gets answers, and they develop an accountability and consequences plan. This is the best example of someone who has never been mugged. It is the kind of answer that plays well on campus but is so impractical and impossible it can never be implemented. Just another utopian fantasy. |
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Post by Brad Nelson on Sept 2, 2021 8:56:05 GMT -8
Restorative Justice Worker: Now, Brad, you know it was wrong to steal the handbags from those two fashion models, right?
Repentant Brad: Well, I thought they had more than they needed. From each according to her ability, to each according to his need. It was just an instance of Street Restorative Justice.
Restorative Justice Worker: Was the swat you gave both of them on the ass also Street Restorative Justice?
Brad: Technically, no. You got me there.
Restorative Justice Worker: Okay, it’s time to bring in the two super-hot fashion models to take part in your rehabilitation.
Brad: If you must.
Restorative Justice Worker: Miss Taylor and Miss Brenthoff, I’d like you to meet Brad. He’s here to be taught by you that stealing money and otherwise assaulting people on the street is a bad thing to do.
Miss Brenthoff: Well, I really didn’t mind. Besides, I think he’s kind of cute.
Restorative Justice Worker: That may be the case, Ms. Brenthoff, but we’re here to emasculate and otherwise humiliate Brad, to make him feel in the depths of his bones that it is bad to have a Y chromosome. We’re not here to cater to his anti-social behavior.
Miss Taylor: Well, he did give our purses right back to us. He didn’t actually keep anything.
Restorative Justice Worker: That’s beside the point, Ms. Taylor. Now, let’s delay no longer the verbal removing of Brad’s testicles.
Miss Brenthoff: Me first! Can I use my tongue?
Miss Taylor: I’m down for that.
Restorative Justice Worker: This is getting entirely out of hand. Let’s remember that Brad is here to be rehabilitated and you are here to show him why it is bad to be a male. We can’t be lenient. We must be hard on him.
Miss Brenthoff: giggle giggle
Miss Taylor: I’m definitely down for that.
Restorative Justice Worker: And you girls call yourself feminists? That’s it. I quit. I hate this fucking job. Fine, let men treat you like sex objects if that’s what you want.
Miss Brenthoff: Brad, would you like a cup of coffee back at my place?
Brad: If you have decaf, I’m down with that.
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Post by kungfuzu on Sept 9, 2021 14:34:16 GMT -8
The video displays one of the many reasons few in the country would mind if a thermonuclear device was visited upon Washington D.C. We're dumb and self-righteous |
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Post by kungfuzu on Oct 28, 2021 19:14:33 GMT -8
This creature is an example of why our education system is so broken. She sounds like a moron, yet has a doctorate. Is there any wonder the level of education in our country has deteriorated so badly? A moron can obtain a doctorate, teach at a top university and spread more of her illiterate-5th-rate-intellectual musings/propaganda. That's affirmative action for you. Then again, if I looked like her, I would also be unhappy and project my misery onto others. All whites be motherf*@kers |
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Post by artraveler on Oct 28, 2021 19:32:34 GMT -8
Yet another indication the sudden, less than 50 years, revolution going on at school boards nation wide. It appears that the republican in VA has hooked himself to a hurricane that is going to take down, at least temporally, the democrat party monopoly on government. The latest Fox poll has the republican up by 8 points and this close to the election is probably accurate.
That poll also explains the surge of democrats flooding into VA. My guess is their internal polls, which actually must be right, show a landslide across the board for republicans. McAffaul bit the big one when he said that parents didn't have any right to influence the education of their children and this is going to be the political payback. It remains to be seen if Younkin can or will follow up on his promises but VA is going to ring some bells in both parties bases. If republicans are not stupid they cn ride this issue all of next year to a sweeping victory in house and senate. Well, maybe they won't be the usual stupid republicans.
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Post by kungfuzu on Oct 28, 2021 19:50:59 GMT -8
Never underestimate the Demonrats desire and ability to steal elections. As to the Republicans, I say never underestimate their ability to draw defeat from the jaws of victory. Too many of them are not only gutless, they are in on the scam.
The big question is whether or not the Republicans will take over the House of Delegates as some believe.
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