@jon-nyc said in Racist teacher fired: I think my race is tied for first. All races other than the Dutch are tied for the lead, ahead of the Dutch. Every two or three generations, all races are exactly equal for an instant, as all non-Dutch races simultaneously lap the Dutch.

If it was a trigger law going into effect iff the Supreme Court overruled roe, then he’s also wrong and will get overruled.

Confrontations with the cops are just another way to buy a lottery ticket. The jackpot might be money, or it might be canonization. Losers may get shot, but typically not.

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I think Sherman (the first chancellor of LSU) understood Southerners better than most Union generals. He knew he was going to have to break them to beat them. The cost was horrific.

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@jon-nyc said in Tulsi leaves the Democrats: @Jolly said in Tulsi leaves the Democrats: Ol Jon's been a heckuva homer here lately, basking in the glow of his victory. Oh well, I guess everybody deserves a little happiness, now and then... The best part is hearing the lamentation of their women. It’s no wonder they are lamenting… Link to video

Nobody likes to lose, and fewer Republicans are delusional than might be wished for by the left.

If it actually existed, I'd buy copies and save them as Christmas presents for managers.

@jon-nyc said in Underage tattoos? No!: @Horace said in Underage tattoos? No!: @Copper said in Underage tattoos? No!: Before long the number of people removing tattoos will exceed the number getting them. More likely there will be a huge number of middle aged people who have ugly and meaningless tattoos. But if it earned them slightly more friends when they were young I suppose it’s still a fair trade. Even if they have to advertise that they used to be young douches in desperate search of an identity. Imagine if hair styles were permanent. Those who grew up in the 80s would be mortified. Some of us would just be happy we had hair. Look in your ears.

@jon-nyc said in Tweet of the day...er, month.: @89th Real question though, does Trump burn it all down if he loses? I mean his party. Who knows. The GOP has a good opportunity right now to learn from the midterms and rally around the future of the party (someone like DeSantis, maybe some "diversity' on the ticket, too). Could also help attract the growing latino vote. Plus, with Biden's economy, DeSantis could attract some independents and even convert some democrats the way Reagan did after Carter's term. That being said, there are no good outcomes if Trump announces tonight that he runs. Sure, he could be indicted, he could quit the race early because <excuse> before the primaries start, but otherwise he'll either lose in the primaries and burn the GOP in the process, or he'll win in the primaries and burn the GOP when he loses the general election. I guess there's a chance he'd win in the general election but I can't imagine that happening.

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@Jolly said in The Postmortem Continues: ain't no such things as "the Republics Sorry - mistype. Was supposed to be "Republicans"

I wondered that myself.

@Horace said in Come fly with me - froggo edition: Some twitter comments are arguing whether it's real or not. It's an ad from VW for one of their vehicles. Not at all real, but certainly cringe worthy for froggo lovers.

@taiwan_girl said in Much Rejoicing: I use PayPal sometimes, but only to purchase things backed up by a credit card. Never used it as a money holder. It does come in handy when dealing with overseas people sometimes. Same here.

That is funny!

Famine used to be a common occurrence. I do think it may become one again.

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