No, it's not hate speech. And if they read the books they're trying to ban, they'd know that demonizing your opposition is the fastest and best way to radicalize both them and yourself.

The Truth Train left the station a long time ago. Once the MSM starts to screw up - and I mean really screw up - with hard bias, story omission and sometimes outright lies masquerading as truthful reporting, nobody believes their crap anymore.

Poor Joe. I hope the next story you tell us about him will be a better one.

The first video is very cool. Appears that it is sped up by maybe 5x, but still cool. I am on the mailing list for the US Illinois Farm Bureau (dont ask my how 555), and the recent issue had an article about the "art" of driving the grain truck while the combine harvest.

Bad

Very interesting. Isn't one company developing a pill?? It will be interesting to look back in 10 years and see what we have in place for the virus. Because I agree with @jolly , it is not going to completely go away ever.

I saw 16 too. Kind of like those picture books that were popular when I was a kid - you to kind of "un focus" on the picture to see the real picture.

@jolly said in Pen Pals: Writing inspires wordcraft. I agree also. It is amazing when you look at old speeches or even letters from ordinary people. They always seem so well written compared to today.

Browns, Bengals, it's still a former LSU receiver I don't want...

@jolly said in You, sir, are a low-life piece of crap.: https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/opinion/my-heart-is-for-glenn-youngkin-but-my-vote-is-for-terry-mcauliffe-as-virginia-governor/ar-AAQdLvR?ocid=msedgntp "I am going to vote for Terry McAuliffe for Virginia governor on Tuesday. I sure hope he loses." OK, Lucy, 'splain me that. OK, I scrolled down. @Jolly is being to kind in his thread title.

Pretty good.

@mik said in FB bans canal over 'obscene name': When algorithms go bad.... [image: 1635889160901-screen-shot-2021-11-02-at-4.31.07-pm.png]

https://www.foxnews.com/media/abc-cbs-nbc-nightly-newscasts-ignore-virginia-gubernatorial-race-eve-election ABC, CBS, NBC nightly newscasts ignore Virginia gubernatorial race on eve of election The tight race has been likened to a referendum on Biden, Democrats On the eve of the country's most highly anticipated election since the 2020 race for president, mainstream networks ABC, CBS and NBC avoided mentioning Virginia's gubernatorial showdown in their Monday night newscasts. According to Grabien transcripts, and first reported by NewsBusters, each of the networks ignored covering the tight race between former Democratic Gov. Terry McAuliffe and Republican businessman Glenn Youngkin, opting instead to focus on topics that didn't spotlight electoral challenges for Democrats. ABC spent the largest portion of its coverage on climate change, focusing at one point on Queen Elizabeth's call to action to address the issue. CBS spent a large chunk of time covering former Hillary Clinton aide Huma Abedin's new book, while NBC spent nearly two minutes talking about a food truck in Austin, Texas.

@jolly said in Hammond's Series: Speaking of the Jag... Drivetribe is the creation of the three lads on YouTube. It does garner a lot of hits. It's a hodgepodge of viewer produced stuff, snippets from tv shows and little odd and ends like this: https://m. Link to video I'm more of a Food Tribe fan.

@bachophile said in Hay bachophile: “ But I do NOT recall where the ligament of whoever the fuck is and I just need you to be okay with that.” That’s the Treitz, ma’am, now shut the fuck up. Would have been a billion times funnier to see bachophile on twitter making that response.

What little thought I've given to this guy, I see him as someone with too much ego and too little sense. I see him as a dope. I don't see him as evil. He is probably too dumb to be evil. Not sure he's worth this much agitation. And would he pul-leeze cut his damn hair.

https://twitter.com/RubinReport/status/1455592031334641664?s=20

The point is pretty obvious. I suspect most Americans, particularly those on the Conservative side of the spectrum, could pick it up pretty quick.

Live or not, that's a distinction without a difference.