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Flyingsaucesir comments on Apr 30, 2022:

I look forward to seeing the whole 60 Minutes piece 😂 I wonder how many Republicans will actually think that birds aren't real. 🤔

Flyingsaucesir replies on Apr 30, 2022:

@MacStriker Don't look up! 🙈

Who would prevail in a snap election? Ron DeSantis, or Mickey Mouse?

Trajan61 comments on Apr 28, 2022:

Hell woke Disney needs to be boycotted. They need to concentrate on providing children's programming and stay out of politics!

Flyingsaucesir replies on Apr 29, 2022:

@Trajan61 Well, to the extent that is true, aren't the teachers just reflecting a general trend in society? One that has been building for decades? In my view, we are in a better place than we were say, thirty years ago, when it was acceptable for privileged white boys to go out and beat up fags on a Saturday night. And if you really think about it, our old gender stereotypes are based on arbitrarily rigid conceptions of masculinity and feminity. Society, or at least a majority slice of society, has come to accept that there is nothing inherently wrong with someone choosing their own gender identity. Can we agree that the majority is not wrong on that issue, independent of educational pegagogy?

"This above all: to thine own self be true,..."

racocn8 comments on Apr 29, 2022:

He and the rest of the GQP. Utterly afraid of the truth, and devoid of humanity.

Flyingsaucesir replies on Apr 29, 2022:

Their self interest outweighs all other considerations.

One of god's mysterious ways

Flyingsaucesir comments on Apr 29, 2022:

The sun does not "burn." It's a giant ball of hydrogen, so massive that its own gravity causes a series of fusion reactions where atoms combine to form heavier elements. A lot of energy is given off in the process. Do Christians believe something else? 😂

Flyingsaucesir replies on Apr 29, 2022:

@Paul4747 Oh my gawd!🤣🤣

Could also be Manafort 🤣

yvilletom comments on Apr 29, 2022:

Yeah, it's Rudy thinking he can wear his NY law license.

Flyingsaucesir replies on Apr 29, 2022:

Yeah that ain't happening!😂

Who would prevail in a snap election? Ron DeSantis, or Mickey Mouse?

Trajan61 comments on Apr 28, 2022:

Hell woke Disney needs to be boycotted. They need to concentrate on providing children's programming and stay out of politics!

Flyingsaucesir replies on Apr 29, 2022:

@Trajan61 Uh, I thought we were talking about Disney...

EU: You can't use our payment system anymore Russia: OK then, if you want something from us, ...

Flyingsaucesir comments on Apr 28, 2022:

Russia is trying to get around the EU's sanctions by trying to force payment in rubles for Russian gas. (Those sanctions are completely justified. Russia invaded a European country, and is carrying out a bloody genocide there.) The EU refused to render its own sanctions toothless, so Putin ...

Flyingsaucesir replies on Apr 29, 2022:

@BufftonBeotch Yay! 😍

These 10 "non-commandments" seem reasonable to me. How about you?

KevinMR comments on Apr 27, 2022:

Love the list but I feel powerless over X.

Flyingsaucesir replies on Apr 28, 2022:

@KevinMR It may very well be futile, but I would rather go down swinging. And who knows, maybe the human race gets its act together before it's too late, and you and I had a little part in making it happen.

Who would prevail in a snap election? Ron DeSantis, or Mickey Mouse?

Trajan61 comments on Apr 28, 2022:

Hell woke Disney needs to be boycotted. They need to concentrate on providing children's programming and stay out of politics!

Flyingsaucesir replies on Apr 28, 2022:

@Trajan61 What if the kid has a cross-dressing (trans) uncle or aunt? Or they have schoolmates who do, and they meet them through normal social interactions, or become aware of gender fluidity some other way? My point is that it's out there, and avoiding it may not be possible. It seems to me that we have already passed the Rubicon, and there is no turning back the clock.

EU: You can't use our payment system anymore Russia: OK then, if you want something from us, ...

Flyingsaucesir comments on Apr 28, 2022:

Russia is trying to get around the EU's sanctions by trying to force payment in rubles for Russian gas. (Those sanctions are completely justified. Russia invaded a European country, and is carrying out a bloody genocide there.) The EU refused to render its own sanctions toothless, so Putin ...

Flyingsaucesir replies on Apr 28, 2022:

@ChestRockfield Okay, call me an optimist 😂

Around ⅔ of Republicans believe Trump's big lie.

BD66 comments on Apr 28, 2022:

Everyone went to bed on the night of 11/2/2022 believing Trump had won re-election. Hundreds of thousands of votes came in for Biden overnight. Those are facts. You aren't going to get Republicans to trust the vote counting in Democratic cities like Milwaukee, Detroit, and Philadelphia. ...

Flyingsaucesir replies on Apr 28, 2022:

@BD66 By the way, it's pretty damn bold of you to pretend to know what 75 million people thought on one night in November. Just saying.

Around ⅔ of Republicans believe Trump's big lie.

BD66 comments on Apr 28, 2022:

Everyone went to bed on the night of 11/2/2022 believing Trump had won re-election. Hundreds of thousands of votes came in for Biden overnight. Those are facts. You aren't going to get Republicans to trust the vote counting in Democratic cities like Milwaukee, Detroit, and Philadelphia. ...

Flyingsaucesir replies on Apr 28, 2022:

@BD66 Well here's the thing: it is not unusual for ballot counts to be finalized a day or two after the polls have closed. Nobody should form a fixed belief based on the projections of TV pundits on election night. And since the election much analysis and recounting has been done, and it all points to one indisputable outcome: Biden whipped Trump, fair and square. Trump's operatives immediately began to spread lies, but all of those have been thoroughly debunked. And I will repeat what I said above. 1. We don't hear any Republicans who won their down-ballot races saying their victories are suspect. 2. Over sixty frivolous lawsuits Trump's lawyers brought were lost or tossed out of court, many by Republican-appointed judges. Some of those judges who ruled against Trump had even been appointed by Trump himself. 3. Trump's own hand-picked Attorney General said that Trump's claims of fraud were "bullshit." 4. And Trump's own cyber security czar said that the 2020 election was spectacularly clean. 5. Every recount has confirmed Biden's win. Cyber Ninjas spent months poring over the count in Arizona only to find that Biden had won by a greater margin than originally thought. These are meaningful data points. To think that what some TV pundits projected on election night somehow carries more weight than points 1 -5 above is just brain-dead stupidity, or willful ignorance, or a deeply cynical attempt to obtain by force what could not be gotten in a free and fair democratic process. Or it could be some combination of these. It sure ain't an fair and honest take on the 2020 election.

Who would prevail in a snap election? Ron DeSantis, or Mickey Mouse?

Trajan61 comments on Apr 28, 2022:

Hell woke Disney needs to be boycotted. They need to concentrate on providing children's programming and stay out of politics!

Flyingsaucesir replies on Apr 28, 2022:

@Trajan61 I don't see anything wrong with young kids learning that terms like "boy" and "girl" don't have to have fixed, rigid, narrow meanings that must conform to a outdated, religion-based concepts.

Around ⅔ of Republicans believe Trump's big lie.

BD66 comments on Apr 28, 2022:

Everyone went to bed on the night of 11/2/2022 believing Trump had won re-election. Hundreds of thousands of votes came in for Biden overnight. Those are facts. You aren't going to get Republicans to trust the vote counting in Democratic cities like Milwaukee, Detroit, and Philadelphia. ...

Flyingsaucesir replies on Apr 28, 2022:

@BD66 You are talking about TV probabilities, but I am talking about what we (my friends and family) hoped, expected, and did. It was just like I described above.

Who would prevail in a snap election? Ron DeSantis, or Mickey Mouse?

Trajan61 comments on Apr 28, 2022:

Hell woke Disney needs to be boycotted. They need to concentrate on providing children's programming and stay out of politics!

Flyingsaucesir replies on Apr 28, 2022:

People's attitudes towards issues of gender identity and sexual orientation are evolving. And these changes are long overdue. Disney is just reflecting that change. That the changes tend to challenge traditional Christian concepts is another sign that we are headed in the right direction. Religion has had way too much influence for way too long. To the Christian crybabies I say GET OVER IT!

These 10 "non-commandments" seem reasonable to me. How about you?

KevinMR comments on Apr 27, 2022:

Love the list but I feel powerless over X.

Flyingsaucesir replies on Apr 28, 2022:

You see some trash on the hiking trail, you pick it up. You see how you can reduce your carbon footprint a little (or a lot), you effect the change. Little things add up. 🙂

Around ⅔ of Republicans believe Trump's big lie.

BD66 comments on Apr 28, 2022:

Everyone went to bed on the night of 11/2/2022 believing Trump had won re-election. Hundreds of thousands of votes came in for Biden overnight. Those are facts. You aren't going to get Republicans to trust the vote counting in Democratic cities like Milwaukee, Detroit, and Philadelphia. ...

Flyingsaucesir replies on Apr 28, 2022:

Wow, that is a total mis-characterization! I remember very well that we all stayed up late expecting to see Trump's early lead evaporate as mail-in ballots began to be counted. And what we hoped and expected would happen did happen. Biden won the popular vote with over seven million more ballots than Trump. And Biden beat Trump resoundingly in the electoral college as well. It was a landslide! Trump's petulant denial that he had lost was, though unprecedented, not surprising, since he had said for years that the only way he could lose was by fraud. Funny how that supposed fraud only affected votes in the presidential race. We don't hear any Republicans who won their down-ballot races saying their victories are suspect. Yeah, its funny alright, but funny weird, not funny ha ha. Equally weird is how many Republicans (not all) refuse to acknowledge the over sixty frivolous lawsuits Trump's lawyers lost or had tossed out of court, many by Republican-appointed judges. Some of those judges who ruled against Trump had even been appointed by Trump himself. And then there was Trump's own hand-picked Attorney General, who said that Trump's claims of fraud were "bullshit." And Trump's own cyber security czar said that the 2020 election was spectacularly clean. And then there are the recounts. Every recount has confirmed Biden's win. Cyber Ninjas spent months poring over the count in Arizona only to find that Biden had won by a greater margin than initially thought. And we are finally getting details on how a rumor of vote switching in one Minnesota county turned out to be nothing more than a simple human error that had been immediately corrected. Even though Trump's operatives were repeatedly told by the experts they hired that there was no fraud, they kept insisting that there was. And so a new religion formed around a pack of lies.

Who agrees?

CuddyCruiser comments on Apr 26, 2022:

Fuck ‘em all. Whimpstagram, Twotter and Disgracebook are nothing special to me. I’ve never, and have absolutely no intention to ever be on ANY of them. It’s the thought police come true.

Flyingsaucesir replies on Apr 27, 2022:

@holdenc98 Not at all.😐

Who would prevail in a snap election? Ron DeSantis, or Mickey Mouse?

HippieChick58 comments on Apr 27, 2022:

Mickey just for name recognition.

Flyingsaucesir replies on Apr 27, 2022:

...and good character 🤣

Preacher: Teachers "grooming" kids should be beheaded on live TV

Flyingsaucesir comments on Apr 25, 2022:

There's good Christian values for you! 😵‍💫

Flyingsaucesir replies on Apr 26, 2022:

@snytiger6 I was being facetious, but I actually do think there are some good Christian values. Helping the poor, for instance. Or forgiving people who have wronged us. Unfortunately, they often do not live up to those values. Instead, some "Christians" are greedy, or vindictive, or both. Just two examples.

In rejecting death row inmate's case, judge says law enforcement isn't a profession : NPR

Flyingsaucesir comments on Apr 25, 2022:

Semantics aside, it sounds like the Board violated its own rules. However, the guy's crime was particularly heinous, so I'm not shedding any tears over him.

Flyingsaucesir replies on Apr 26, 2022:

@snytiger6 Roger dat. But I still don't feel sorry for him.

Was passing by and couldn't resist 😂

rainmanjr comments on Apr 26, 2022:

I've done that to this very building. In fact, I have also demonstrated in front of it.

Flyingsaucesir replies on Apr 26, 2022:

Right on bra!

Isn't it time we outlawed gerrymandering? And did away with the electoral college?

FearlessFly comments on Apr 25, 2022:

In terms of Critical Thinking, 'meme' = 'fake news' Do you really think only Rs engage in gerrymandering, or are you hoping/expecting 'echo chamber' response(s). ?

Flyingsaucesir replies on Apr 26, 2022:

@Sticks48 Tru dat homie! But having it occur in one party is enough to really gum up the works when that party also has advantage of an electoral college and senate that advantages sparsely populated states.

Was passing by and couldn't resist 😂

Lorajay comments on Apr 25, 2022:

Me too

Flyingsaucesir replies on Apr 26, 2022:

You go girl! 😎👍

Isn't it time we outlawed gerrymandering? And did away with the electoral college?

bobwjr comments on Apr 25, 2022:

But the right won't do it

Flyingsaucesir replies on Apr 26, 2022:

Yeah, because with the electoral college they can win even if they lose the popular vote.

Isn't it time we outlawed gerrymandering? And did away with the electoral college?

FearlessFly comments on Apr 25, 2022:

In terms of Critical Thinking, 'meme' = 'fake news' Do you really think only Rs engage in gerrymandering, or are you hoping/expecting 'echo chamber' response(s). ?

Flyingsaucesir replies on Apr 26, 2022:

@Sticks48 The problem with gerrymandering is that it squeezes all moderates out of primary races, leaving only extremists to run in the general election.

Isn't it time we outlawed gerrymandering? And did away with the electoral college?

FearlessFly comments on Apr 25, 2022:

In terms of Critical Thinking, 'meme' = 'fake news' Do you really think only Rs engage in gerrymandering, or are you hoping/expecting 'echo chamber' response(s). ?

Flyingsaucesir replies on Apr 25, 2022:

Oh I know both Parties have engaged 8n gerrymandering. 😎👍

Republican leaders know what a danger he is to the country. Yet...

CourtJester comments on Apr 23, 2022:

He’s only dangerous to their world order dreams and their bank accounts.

Flyingsaucesir replies on Apr 25, 2022:

@Archeus_Lore I know that Moscow wasn't even a village when Kyiv was a great and important city. I know that Ukrainians have their own language, distinct from Russian. I know that for 500 years, before being conquered by Russia, they were closely affiliated with Poland. I know that in 1991, when the Soviet Union collapsed, Ukraine became a sovereign nation. I know that Vladimir Putin, on his own authority as a bloody dictator has said that Ukrainians are not Ukrainians, that their nation has no right to exist...its a an authoritarian fever dream. I know that Russia invaded Ukraine, not the other way around. I know that Russian soldiers have committed many atrocities against Ukrainians in the last two months. And I repeat, Mad Vlad is a thief and murderer, not a statesman. How does a KGB agent become one of the richest men in the world? By sitting at the apex of a crime syndicate with sovereign borders. And this is not his first round of war crimes. He did it in Syria too, bombing civilian homes, hospitals, and schools. But this time he bit off more than he can chew, and it will he his undoing. Glory to Ukraine!

Where this is headed, it's not good.

rainmanjr comments on Apr 24, 2022:

I'm setting the odds for violent discourse at 83/17 in favor of it. Arresting 45 will be the spark.

Flyingsaucesir replies on Apr 25, 2022:

83:17...how did you come up with that ratio? 🤔

Republican leaders know what a danger he is to the country. Yet...

CourtJester comments on Apr 23, 2022:

He’s only dangerous to their world order dreams and their bank accounts.

Flyingsaucesir replies on Apr 25, 2022:

@Archeus_Lore Excuse me...."democratic republic," or "constitutional federal republic," I'll grant you its not perfect...but are you implying that Putin was elected democratically? He has jailed, shot, poisoned, every journalist and political candidate that has opposed him. Any "popular vote" in Russia is a total sham.

After losing his job for praying on the field, ex-high school football coach brings case to Supreme ...

Flyingsaucesir comments on Apr 24, 2022:

I don't think he should lose his job for praying on the field, and Colin Kaepernick should not have lost his for taking a knee

Flyingsaucesir replies on Apr 25, 2022:

@TomMcGiverin, MuzJ, Okay, I was thinking in terms of an isolated incident. If it's an ongoing thing, that's different.

After losing his job for praying on the field, ex-high school football coach brings case to Supreme ...

Flyingsaucesir comments on Apr 24, 2022:

I don't think he should lose his job for praying on the field, and Colin Kaepernick should not have lost his for taking a knee

Flyingsaucesir replies on Apr 24, 2022:

@MizJ No one is more in favor of maintaining that separation than I am. But the coach did not try to make others pray. He just expressed himself. I think his actions are protected by the 1st Amendment right of free speech. Where I draw the line is at including the words "under god" in the Pledge of Allegiance, which K-12 students are encouraged to repeat every school day for 13 years.

His appeal rests a twisted logic: everybody lies, but the Donald does it so consistently and so ...

Scott321 comments on Apr 24, 2022:

Trump also engaged in apophasis quite a bit: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apophasis#Examples

Flyingsaucesir replies on Apr 24, 2022:

Oh yeah, he's always saying "I won't mention any names," right before he mentions names. 🤣

His appeal rests a twisted logic: everybody lies, but the Donald does it so consistently and so ...

Scott321 comments on Apr 24, 2022:

There’s a bit of the liar’s paradox in what Trump says in the cartoon. If he always lies about everything, should we trust that revelatory statement too?

Flyingsaucesir replies on Apr 24, 2022:

Exactly. So what does average Joe do? He says "fuck it," throws up his hands, pops another cold one, sits back and enjoys the show. Or, if he's feeling energetic, he might even put some flags on his pickup, or join a militia, or answer the call to strom the Capitol...

His appeal rests a twisted logic: everybody lies, but the Donald does it so consistently and so ...

BD66 comments on Apr 24, 2022:

Trump and Biden are both pathological liars. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JvOjlfRpXHQ The question for rational people was: Do I want to elect a pathological liar with Trump's policies? OR Do I want to elect a pathological liar with Biden's policies? We can all see how Biden's...

Flyingsaucesir replies on Apr 24, 2022:

In the video, Mehdi Hasan painstakingly details half a dozen lies or half-truths that Biden has uttered in half a century in public office. Then at the very end of the clip, Hasan mentions the forty thousand-plus lies Trump told in only four years. To you, 6 lies in 50 years might be equivalent to 40,000 lies in 4 years, but not to me. You (and Hasan) display a total failure to appreciate a huge difference in scale. Your apparent lack of any sense of proportion is also reflected in your blindness to differences in the type of lie. Inflating one's academic achievements is rather workaday....not good, but not really destructive to the country. However, Trump's Big Lie that the 2020 election was stolen threatens to tear the country apart. HUGE difference.

His appeal rests a twisted logic: everybody lies, but the Donald does it so consistently and so ...

BD66 comments on Apr 24, 2022:

Trump and Biden are both pathological liars. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JvOjlfRpXHQ The question for rational people was: Do I want to elect a pathological liar with Trump's policies? OR Do I want to elect a pathological liar with Biden's policies? We can all see how Biden's...

Flyingsaucesir replies on Apr 24, 2022:

First of all, Biden did not cause this inflation. It is due to fiscal policy going back decades. Trump's big tax giveaway to the rich did way more to blow up the deficit than Biden ever did. And then there was the Iraq War, totally unnecessary, costing trillions, started as a matter of choice, on false pretenses, by another Republican president. Second, I happen to agree with Biden's policies. Climate change is an existential threat not only to our country, but to all human civilization. Gas prices have been subsidized for way too long. Let fossil fuels compete on a level playing field with green energy, and we will see a cleaner, safer, more productive, more prosperous future. Stick with the status quo, and we descend into a dystopian maelstrom of climate disaster and war over dwindling resources.

His appeal rests a twisted logic: everybody lies, but the Donald does it so consistently and so ...

DenoPenno comments on Apr 24, 2022:

I think this fits. One example is his wall which is a talking point that gets lots of attention. Parts of the wall would have to be on peoples land and other parts in Mexico. Nobody gets this. I work with a man who says we should continue to build Trump's wall.

Flyingsaucesir replies on Apr 24, 2022:

The wall is just a talking point, a not-so-subtle dog whistle, clearly audible to disgruntled white folks, that gins up fear around the Great Replacement Theory, which itself rests on a set of mythical propositions.

His appeal rests a twisted logic: everybody lies, but the Donald does it so consistently and so ...

DenoPenno comments on Apr 24, 2022:

I think this fits. One example is his wall which is a talking point that gets lots of attention. Parts of the wall would have to be on peoples land and other parts in Mexico. Nobody gets this. I work with a man who says we should continue to build Trump's wall.

Flyingsaucesir replies on Apr 24, 2022:

Right! Remember when Mexico was going to pay for the wall? What happened to that? Poof! And then Steve Bannon collected millions from supporters for a fund to build the wall, STOLE THE MONEY FOR HIMSELF, was convicted of fraud, and WAS PARDONED BY TRUMP, and now fulminates against the United States full time. How is this in any way acceptable? Only in a world where there is no such thing as truth.

Republican leaders know what a danger he is to the country. Yet...

CourtJester comments on Apr 23, 2022:

He’s only dangerous to their world order dreams and their bank accounts.

Flyingsaucesir replies on Apr 24, 2022:

@CourtJester Isn't it obvious? He tried to remain in power after legitimately losing an election, he continues to claim the 2020 election was rigged when all evidence points to the contrary, he has convinced a sizeable minority of the electorate that his big lie is truth, and he and his minions are attempting to install stooges in key positions in the nation's election apparatus so that they can effect a more perfect coup in 2024. In attacking the electoral system, Trump is striking at the very heart of democracy.

A while ago, I asked the following question and got an informative answer from a person who lives in...

Garban comments on Apr 22, 2022:

Weird. Such a secular society, but the government still supports a preferred religion. But the US constitution states a lot of ideals that we fail miserably at.

Flyingsaucesir replies on Apr 24, 2022:

Considering where we started, with slavery common throughout the colonies, we have come far. Far enough? Of course not. But progress, though halting and jerky, continues to be made. Will we ever achieve true greatness? Who knows? Climate change, along war spawned by conflict over dwindling resources, could very well end human civilization in the next century or two. But we still have to try. It's still worth trying.

Republican leaders know what a danger he is to the country. Yet...

CourtJester comments on Apr 23, 2022:

He’s only dangerous to their world order dreams and their bank accounts.

Flyingsaucesir replies on Apr 24, 2022:

He's a threat to our democracy.

A bad death: the importance of truth-telling at end-of-life

Flyingsaucesir comments on Apr 23, 2022:

There is all too much of this in America. For too many people, the majority of their medical spending occurs at the very end of life. We have an unhealthy attitude towards death, and a system that can best be described as "sick-care," not healthcare.

Flyingsaucesir replies on Apr 23, 2022:

@HippieChick58 Hugs not drugs 🙂

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Flyingsaucesir comments on Apr 22, 2022:

To the extent that Denmark is a secular country (how can it be, really, if it has an official State religion?), that probably has more to do with their particular religious sect (Lutheranism) being fairly moderate in its credos (as compared with American style Evangelical Christianity).

Flyingsaucesir replies on Apr 23, 2022:

@Ryo1 That sounds about right.

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Flyingsaucesir comments on Apr 22, 2022:

To the extent that Denmark is a secular country (how can it be, really, if it has an official State religion?), that probably has more to do with their particular religious sect (Lutheranism) being fairly moderate in its credos (as compared with American style Evangelical Christianity).

Flyingsaucesir replies on Apr 23, 2022:

@Fernapple I don't think it works that way, but no 😂

REGARDING THE RECENT ARCANE DIALOG ABOUT NEAR EASTERN AND SOUTHERN EUROPEAN MYTHOLOGY.

holdenc98 comments on Apr 19, 2022:

well each of you who have graced me so far with a comment makes it in part or in its entirely an ad hominum attack. this is par for your course. and none of you. i say, NONE, breaks the agnostic taboo about addressing the 800 pound gorrilla issue that i laid before you................. i quote...

Flyingsaucesir replies on Apr 23, 2022:

@holdenc98 A gentleman never tells...😉

Instant karma:

HippieChick58 comments on Apr 23, 2022:

That almost makes me a believer.

Flyingsaucesir replies on Apr 23, 2022:

Emphasis on "almost," right? 😂

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Flyingsaucesir comments on Apr 22, 2022:

To the extent that Denmark is a secular country (how can it be, really, if it has an official State religion?), that probably has more to do with their particular religious sect (Lutheranism) being fairly moderate in its credos (as compared with American style Evangelical Christianity).

Flyingsaucesir replies on Apr 23, 2022:

@PapPap Except that most of the Nordic people seem to like their governments.

One atheist wrote on another atheist platform in response to my graphics below.

Zoohome comments on Apr 21, 2022:

Chickens eat each other too, just like fish and many other animals.... I guess cows, sheeps and goats don't participate as they are herbivores. 🤷‍♀️ And I just enjoyed a nice pork ribs dinner. 😋

Flyingsaucesir replies on Apr 23, 2022:

@Zoohome It's one of the more shocking scenes I have ever seen....🤯

Alone with depression

Flyingsaucesir comments on Apr 22, 2022:

Do you absolutely have to live in Alabama? Maybe it's time for a move...

Flyingsaucesir replies on Apr 22, 2022:

@TomMcGiverin Thanks. Actually, he doesn't really bother me. I have seen him go off on others for no reason, so I don't take it personally. I had considered a blocking move, but I thought I might give him a chance to produce something of interest. Alas, nothing so far. 🤣

Alone with depression

Flyingsaucesir comments on Apr 22, 2022:

Do you absolutely have to live in Alabama? Maybe it's time for a move...

Flyingsaucesir replies on Apr 22, 2022:

@Triphid If you have something substantive and to say I would live to hear it. But if you don't tell me exactly what I said that you disagree with, and why you disagree, and how you would remedy it, and instead you just throw stones, then you're acting like a child and I that's really boring. Or is that the point? Are you trying to be boring?

Alone with depression

Flyingsaucesir comments on Apr 22, 2022:

Do you absolutely have to live in Alabama? Maybe it's time for a move...

Flyingsaucesir replies on Apr 22, 2022:

@TomMcGiverin Good point! It certainly would make sense to explore all options in present locale first.

Alone with depression

CourtJester comments on Apr 22, 2022:

Tried weed? I live in Alabama and keep Trump stickers in my vehicles to put on Biden and sanders vehicles that I see. I’ll be honest with you though…. If other people’s beliefs upset you that much, I would recommend a psychologist. We should all have a “fuck it” level and just be ...

Flyingsaucesir replies on Apr 22, 2022:

@CourtJester I think you left an important word out of one of those sentences. Want to slow down, take a deep breath, and try again? 🤣

Alone with depression

Flyingsaucesir comments on Apr 22, 2022:

Do you absolutely have to live in Alabama? Maybe it's time for a move...

Flyingsaucesir replies on Apr 22, 2022:

@Triphid Okay, that's fine. However, if you would like to be taken seriously, you should really try raising the level of your discourse. Or are you just trying to bore me to death? 🤣

Alone with depression

Flyingsaucesir comments on Apr 22, 2022:

Do you absolutely have to live in Alabama? Maybe it's time for a move...

Flyingsaucesir replies on Apr 22, 2022:

@Triphid You have yet to tell me what's really bothering you 😎

Alone with depression

Flyingsaucesir comments on Apr 22, 2022:

Do you absolutely have to live in Alabama? Maybe it's time for a move...

Flyingsaucesir replies on Apr 22, 2022:

@anglophone Woops! Don't know where I got Alabama. Anyway, same question/advice applies to SC.

Alone with depression

CourtJester comments on Apr 22, 2022:

Tried weed? I live in Alabama and keep Trump stickers in my vehicles to put on Biden and sanders vehicles that I see. I’ll be honest with you though…. If other people’s beliefs upset you that much, I would recommend a psychologist. We should all have a “fuck it” level and just be ...

Flyingsaucesir replies on Apr 22, 2022:

@CourtJester, I pity you, and I fear for your patients.

We probably have a long slog ahead before this happy outcome is reality.

CourtJester comments on Apr 22, 2022:

What’s the focus and pressure? This should be interesting.

Flyingsaucesir replies on Apr 22, 2022:

Focus = pay attention long term to Russian aggression in Ukraine Pressure = sending weapons, ammunition, food, medical supplies.... everything Ukraine needs to defeat Putin's barbarians

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Flyingsaucesir comments on Apr 22, 2022:

To the extent that Denmark is a secular country (how can it be, really, if it has an official State religion?), that probably has more to do with their particular religious sect (Lutheranism) being fairly moderate in its credos (as compared with American style Evangelical Christianity).

Flyingsaucesir replies on Apr 22, 2022:

@Triphid So quoting dictionary entries is just window dressing? You have no point beyond railing against my supposed arrogance? That, my friend, makes it ad hominem. But thanks for sharing! 🤣

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Jolanta comments on Apr 22, 2022:

Islam is not the only religion who won’t eat pork.

Flyingsaucesir replies on Apr 22, 2022:

@St-Sinner Because the focus of your post was....pigs!😂

A while ago, I asked the following question and got an informative answer from a person who lives in...

Flyingsaucesir comments on Apr 22, 2022:

To the extent that Denmark is a secular country (how can it be, really, if it has an official State religion?), that probably has more to do with their particular religious sect (Lutheranism) being fairly moderate in its credos (as compared with American style Evangelical Christianity).

Flyingsaucesir replies on Apr 22, 2022:

@Triphid What's your point? Or is this just another in a series of baseless ad hominem attacks?

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Zoohome comments on Apr 21, 2022:

Chickens eat each other too, just like fish and many other animals.... I guess cows, sheeps and goats don't participate as they are herbivores. 🤷‍♀️ And I just enjoyed a nice pork ribs dinner. 😋

Flyingsaucesir replies on Apr 22, 2022:

Kinda reminds me of Anthony Hopkins as Hannibal Lector feeding Ray Liotta's character sauteed slices of his own brain. 😂

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Jolanta comments on Apr 22, 2022:

Islam is not the only religion who won’t eat pork.

Flyingsaucesir replies on Apr 22, 2022:

@St-Sinner I wonder what kinds of choices he would make if he were stranded on an island where there was no other source of protein besides pigs. Would he let himself waste away to uphold an arbitrary religious edict?

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Shaggy2018 comments on Apr 22, 2022:

I haven't eaten pork in about 50 plus years. Have always found it unpleasant as meats go. I know it was a part of our diet when I was a child, but I gave it up and never miss it. People who put bacon on everything just can't cook and annoy me!

Flyingsaucesir replies on Apr 22, 2022:

I like bacon, but I try to avoid it if it is cured with nitrites and nitrates.

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Severnman comments on Apr 22, 2022:

Most of the pigs that are eaten by humans have eaten the food that humans fed to them. They didn't have any choice. But pigs do not usually kill each other. Which animal does that?

Flyingsaucesir replies on Apr 22, 2022:

Humans? 🤣

"Patriotism is the last refuge of a scoundrel." -- Samuel Johnson

Matias comments on Apr 22, 2022:

That may be true about "nationalism" or "racism" or "imperialism", but I do not see anything wrong with being a patriot. (Questions: Are all those Ukrainians who are now fighting for their freedom scoundrels ?)

Flyingsaucesir replies on Apr 22, 2022:

@Matias According to Boswell, "...'patriotism is the last refuge of a scoundrel’ was not, in fact, a denunciation of patriotism in general but rather a very specific reference to what Johnson considered the false use of the term ‘patriotism’ by William Pitt, 1st Earl of Chatham. Johnson actually valued patriotism as an idea, but he was – probably quite rightly – suspicious of those who use the word to describe themselves without following up such a label with any meaningful actions." This is consistent with my interpretation. Trump is a scoundrel who PRETENDS to love America, but in reality is only interested in what benefits him personally. With his long history of bad acts, his best chance at staying out of jail is by playing the part of a patriot, thereby gaining enough political support to become president again, in which case he would be shielded from prosecution, and he could pardon his partners in crime. Failing that, a certain level of political support may be enough to dissuade prosecutors from indicting him. Either way, a false display of patriotism is all he has to fall back on now.

"Patriotism is the last refuge of a scoundrel." -- Samuel Johnson

Matias comments on Apr 22, 2022:

That may be true about "nationalism" or "racism" or "imperialism", but I do not see anything wrong with being a patriot. (Questions: Are all those Ukrainians who are now fighting for their freedom scoundrels ?)

Flyingsaucesir replies on Apr 22, 2022:

Johnson is not saying that there is anything wrong with patriotism. On the contrary; he is recognizing that patriotism is such a laudable emotional state, so venerable in the minds of the people, that a scoundrel who can convince the public that his words or acts are rooted in patriotism can essentially get away with anything. Johnson could have chosen other words, such as "nationalism," or "racism" or "imperialism" in place of patriotism, but he didn't. Maybe it's because, within the borders of a given country, especially one as diverse as the USA, patriotism is as close to universally admired as anything can be. More than nationalism (which usually excludes certain minorities), or racism (which is all about exclusion), or imperialism (which is an aggressive policy that may or may not be popular at home). Samuel Johnson is famous for compiling one of the first dictionaries of the English language. While his semantic sense was not perfect (whose is?), I think in this case his word choice was spot on.

Satanists will sue PA school district for rejecting After School Satan Club

Flyingsaucesir comments on Apr 21, 2022:

If they allow Christian groups (e.g. The Fellowship of Christian Athletes, a group that met regularly in a school where I worked) then they should allow a Satanic group too. Fair's fair.

Flyingsaucesir replies on Apr 21, 2022:

@TomMcGiverin I feel the same way. And I think Trumpers who think liberals won't fight are making a dangerous miscalculation. (I have been a gun owner all my adult life.)

Satanists will sue PA school district for rejecting After School Satan Club

Flyingsaucesir comments on Apr 21, 2022:

If they allow Christian groups (e.g. The Fellowship of Christian Athletes, a group that met regularly in a school where I worked) then they should allow a Satanic group too. Fair's fair.

Flyingsaucesir replies on Apr 21, 2022:

@TomMcGiverin These people are scary. If we're not careful, we'll have here what they have in Ukraine.

Satanists will sue PA school district for rejecting After School Satan Club

Beowulfsfriend comments on Apr 21, 2022:

I used to live and work in York county. Near to that school district is Dover which people may remember from their school board take over in the 90's for the teaching of intelligent design. A small group of parents sued and, in the end, the district had to change and was ordered to pay, at ...

Flyingsaucesir replies on Apr 21, 2022:

@Beowulfsfriend i think it was a School Board member who read to the students...from a book titled From Pandas to People (?)

Satanists will sue PA school district for rejecting After School Satan Club

Beowulfsfriend comments on Apr 21, 2022:

I used to live and work in York county. Near to that school district is Dover which people may remember from their school board take over in the 90's for the teaching of intelligent design. A small group of parents sued and, in the end, the district had to change and was ordered to pay, at ...

Flyingsaucesir replies on Apr 21, 2022:

I remember that Dover case. The judge ruled that Intelligent Design is just religion masquerading as science.

Satanists will sue PA school district for rejecting After School Satan Club

FearlessFly comments on Apr 21, 2022:

Another example of msm (and Xians) mis-characterising The Satanic Temple as 'Satanists' : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Satanism#The_Satanic_Temple

Flyingsaucesir replies on Apr 21, 2022:

Msm?

He's acknowledging that he lost.

Retiredsteve comments on Apr 21, 2022:

Yes and he actually did say he lost when he had a discussion about his presidency with a historian.

Flyingsaucesir replies on Apr 21, 2022:

Fraudster's Freudian slip 🤣

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holdenc98 comments on Apr 19, 2022:

well each of you who have graced me so far with a comment makes it in part or in its entirely an ad hominum attack. this is par for your course. and none of you. i say, NONE, breaks the agnostic taboo about addressing the 800 pound gorrilla issue that i laid before you................. i quote...

Flyingsaucesir replies on Apr 20, 2022:

@holdenc98 Never measured. Anyway such measurements are notoriously unreliable. The tests often contain all sorts of bias.

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holdenc98 comments on Apr 19, 2022:

well each of you who have graced me so far with a comment makes it in part or in its entirely an ad hominum attack. this is par for your course. and none of you. i say, NONE, breaks the agnostic taboo about addressing the 800 pound gorrilla issue that i laid before you................. i quote...

Flyingsaucesir replies on Apr 20, 2022:

@holdenc98 If you will scroll down a bit you will find a rather lengthy response that I wrote to your post. You never responded or acknowledged it, and now you again accuse me of not engaging you on the issues. I'll wait for your reply to that comment before I say more.

Just remember, one of the most horrific terrorist attacks in the USA was committed by a homegrown ...

KKGator comments on Apr 19, 2022:

Most of them have been. Throughout this country's history, most of the horrific attacks against our citizens have been perpetrated by other citizens. We never learn. Never.

Flyingsaucesir replies on Apr 20, 2022:

@anglophone In this case I don't think mental illness was the problem. I think in this case it was plain old stupidity and malevolence.

Comes with a smorgasbord of half-baked conspiracy theories.

DenoPenno comments on Apr 20, 2022:

I can buy that description but I do not want the sandwich.

Flyingsaucesir replies on Apr 20, 2022:

Nor do I my friend, nor do I 😂

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holdenc98 comments on Apr 19, 2022:

well each of you who have graced me so far with a comment makes it in part or in its entirely an ad hominum attack. this is par for your course. and none of you. i say, NONE, breaks the agnostic taboo about addressing the 800 pound gorrilla issue that i laid before you................. i quote...

Flyingsaucesir replies on Apr 20, 2022:

@holdenc98 You do realize, I hope, that by engaging in such childish rhetoric you not only make yourself look silly, but also reveal serious weakness in your position. On behalf of all the interlocutors you have unfairly maligned, I accept your surrender.

Florida man guilty of killing wife, 3 kids and dog because he thought 'apocalypse was coming'

Flyingsaucesir comments on Apr 17, 2022:

The guy obviously has mental problems. I wonder if this might have been avoided if our healthcare system worked better and for more people. What a waste.

Flyingsaucesir replies on Apr 19, 2022:

@Triphid 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

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holdenc98 comments on Apr 19, 2022:

well each of you who have graced me so far with a comment makes it in part or in its entirely an ad hominum attack. this is par for your course. and none of you. i say, NONE, breaks the agnostic taboo about addressing the 800 pound gorrilla issue that i laid before you................. i quote...

Flyingsaucesir replies on Apr 19, 2022:

You are mistaken sir. I made no ad hominem attack. In fact, no one here has...except YOU! I quote: "morons," "cockroaches," "cowards,"...you owe us all an apology sir.

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towkneed comments on Apr 19, 2022:

" Modern science regards race as a social construct, an identity which is assigned based on rules made by society. While partly based on physical similarities within groups, race does not have an inherent physical or biological meaning. " ...

Flyingsaucesir replies on Apr 19, 2022:

You may find my reply to holdenc98 interesting...see above.

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towkneed comments on Apr 19, 2022:

" Modern science regards race as a social construct, an identity which is assigned based on rules made by society. While partly based on physical similarities within groups, race does not have an inherent physical or biological meaning. " ...

Flyingsaucesir replies on Apr 19, 2022:

@holdenc98 Actually, he is right; there is no biological basis for what we call "different human races." In fact, there are more phenotypic differences among the individuals within a so-called racial group than there are between supposed "different" groups. It's important to get that straight at the outset of any discussion on race. Why? Because it obviates any temptation to ascribe different sociological or cultural differences to genetic differences. There simply are not enough genetic differences between, say, blacks and whites to explain the huge disparity in incomes, personal wealth, general health, representation in positions of power, etc., etc. So how do we explain these differences, if not by referring to genetics? Well, that's complicated, but any honest attempt to understand how we got here must certainly include a frank acknowledgement of trauma and systematic withholding of opportunity. Slavery was traumatic for the enslaved. The campaign of terror waged by the KKK on black people for generations was traumatic. (Imagine that your uncles and/or brothers were lynched, or your entire town was attacked by by a mob because of the color of the skin color of its inhabitants.) People do not get over such abuse overnight; it might take generations. And recovery takes even longer if those generations are systematically discriminated against in jobs, housing, education, access to medical care, etc. And so here we are. As I said earlier, we will not get past this history until we address it head-on, frankly and honestly. When we do, we will finally live up to the ideals that the founding fathers laid out in the Constitution.

Florida man guilty of killing wife, 3 kids and dog because he thought 'apocalypse was coming'

Flyingsaucesir comments on Apr 17, 2022:

The guy obviously has mental problems. I wonder if this might have been avoided if our healthcare system worked better and for more people. What a waste.

Flyingsaucesir replies on Apr 19, 2022:

@Triphid 🤣🤣🤣 Dude! You are funny! 😂😂😂

What are you most proud of?

Flyingsaucesir comments on Apr 19, 2022:

Well done! Keep up the good work! 😎👍

Flyingsaucesir replies on Apr 19, 2022:

@LiterateHiker There is no Official Language of the United States of America, so why not have multi-lingual ballots?

Science is the journey toward truth, religion is pretending you have already arrived there.

TheMiddleWay comments on Apr 19, 2022:

Only philosophers and theologians seek truth. We scientists seek models. And models are not the truth. ***TL;DR: anytime you see anyone promoting "truth", you know they are lying.*** 😏

Flyingsaucesir replies on Apr 19, 2022:

Hmmm... I understand your caution, but I'm inclined to allow the word "truth" to be used in describing what science uncovers, or the models it develops (at least in certain contexts). Let me explain. Take, for instance, the theory of plate tectonics (a model), which explains why the continents look like they once fit together, why there are volcanic mid-ocean ridges running all over the world like the stitching on a baseball, why the Pacific Ocean is ringed with volcanoes, why fossil mollusks are found near the top of Mt. Everest, and many more interesting facts. The theory explains that all these facts thusly: the Earth's crust is composed of relatively rigid plates that ride around on convection currents in the mantle, sometimes colliding and sometimes pulling apart, sometimes subducting. Now compare that scientific explanation with a religious one (there are many, but we'll use just one for now) that it replaced, which said that volcanoes and earthquakes are the result of the god Vulcan working at his forge in the underworld. The contrast between the two explanations is stark. And one of them is true, while the other is definitely false. The theory of plate tectonics is rock solid and, while it is constantly being updated around the edges, it's basic premises are not going to change. It represents the truth about the origin of earthquakes, volcanoes, mid-ocean ridges, etc., at least when compared to any of the religious tales that preceded it. We can say the same thing about Darwin's theory of evolution, which has withstood all challenges for 150 years and can be described as truth when compared to the false explanation for the origin of species given in the Bible. So yes, I'm going to allow the word "truth" to be used to describe science, at least in some cases.

Florida man guilty of killing wife, 3 kids and dog because he thought 'apocalypse was coming'

Flyingsaucesir comments on Apr 17, 2022:

The guy obviously has mental problems. I wonder if this might have been avoided if our healthcare system worked better and for more people. What a waste.

Flyingsaucesir replies on Apr 19, 2022:

@Triphid Oh dear! It appears I touched a nerve. I sincerely wish you all the luck with your condition. Be well man.

Florida man guilty of killing wife, 3 kids and dog because he thought 'apocalypse was coming'

Flyingsaucesir comments on Apr 17, 2022:

The guy obviously has mental problems. I wonder if this might have been avoided if our healthcare system worked better and for more people. What a waste.

Flyingsaucesir replies on Apr 19, 2022:

@Triphid Murdering one's wife, 3 kids, and dog because you think the Apocalypse is coming is crazy on its face. However, it is not for you or me, but for a criminal court to decide on a remedy. Even if the defendant's attorney tries to build an insanity defence, there is no guarantee that it will fly. If a jury finds that the guy knew what he was doing was wrong, he will be held criminally responsible. That would not necessarily mean that he wasn't mentally ill. Personally, I think that a crazy act like murdering your family is bound to be rooted in mental illness. That's my opinion based on the slim set of facts presented in the link article. Try not to let it bother you bra. You'll give yourself a stroke. 🤣

Canadians consider certain religions damaging to society: survey - National | Globalnews.ca

rainmanjr comments on Apr 18, 2022:

If I were King immigration would be banned for any religious person. They would have to get a temporary approval card, carefully report any business transactions made within this nation, and be quickly deported for proselytizing or trying to create a Church. Seriously. All nationalities would be ...

Flyingsaucesir replies on Apr 19, 2022:

@rainmanjr We shall see how that turns out...if we live that long 🤣

What they got in Hungary, Belarus, Venezuela, we could have here.

Lorajay comments on Apr 18, 2022:

And I'm beginning to feel more and more helpless to stop it.

Flyingsaucesir replies on Apr 19, 2022:

One thing we can do is arm up Ukraine.

Merika.

Flyingsaucesir comments on Apr 18, 2022:

We all know CRT (Critical Race Theory) is not taught in K-12 schools. It's a graduate-level course. But that is not stopping right-wing extremists from using CRT as a proxy for all they see that is bad in education: namely, teaching a version of history that more accurately represents what has taken...

Flyingsaucesir replies on Apr 19, 2022:

@LizZyG South Africa, Germany, Japan, Rwanda...

Canadians consider certain religions damaging to society: survey - National | Globalnews.ca

rainmanjr comments on Apr 18, 2022:

If I were King immigration would be banned for any religious person. They would have to get a temporary approval card, carefully report any business transactions made within this nation, and be quickly deported for proselytizing or trying to create a Church. Seriously. All nationalities would be ...

Flyingsaucesir replies on Apr 19, 2022:

I totally sympathize with the sentiment, but in practice it just wouldn't fly.

We can celebrate his setbacks in Ukraine, but we must not get complacent.

HippieChick58 comments on Apr 18, 2022:

I'm afraid most Republicans would not only vote for him, they'd lay down the palm fronds and cheer for his entry into the Capitol building.

Flyingsaucesir replies on Apr 18, 2022:

I get the sense that we are at a very dangerous point...a lot of stuff is about to hit the fan.

Knowledge is a subset of belief, they say.

Flyingsaucesir comments on Apr 17, 2022:

The ball-and-glove metaphor is an over simplification. Just because I receive a piece of information, that does not necessarily mean I have new knowledge. What is the source of that information? Is it a reliable, trusted source? If I am skeptical of the information, can I be said to have assimilated...

Flyingsaucesir replies on Apr 17, 2022:

@puff I hear you: acceptance of a scientific fact does not require a leap of faith, because there is evidence to back it up. But to say "I believe" does not necessarily imply a leap of faith. It can mean that I am very confident that my knowledge is correct. Normally I would not use the word "believe" in the context of science. But I can imagine having a conversation with someone who said the don't believe the science, and I might reply that I do...and then I would start wheeling out the evidence. 😉

Florida man guilty of killing wife, 3 kids and dog because he thought 'apocalypse was coming'

Flyingsaucesir comments on Apr 17, 2022:

The guy obviously has mental problems. I wonder if this might have been avoided if our healthcare system worked better and for more people. What a waste.

Flyingsaucesir replies on Apr 17, 2022:

@anglophone Warehousing people in prisons is big business 😡

Sometimes it's just easier to go with the flow.

Julie808 comments on Apr 17, 2022:

I find it easier to stick to my lane and not say Happy Easter. I might reply "Enjoy your holiday!" or something like that.

Flyingsaucesir replies on Apr 17, 2022:

Spoken like a true diplomat 😎👍

Sometimes it's just easier to go with the flow.

HippieChick58 comments on Apr 16, 2022:

I work in customer service for a credit union. On Friday I think I was told Happy Easter at the end of about 20% of my calls. To which I responded something about having a great weekend. The first time I heard Happy Easter I responded with "oh yeah, that is coming up." There are some that really ...

Flyingsaucesir replies on Apr 17, 2022:

More power yo you sister!

Trump refuses to call Putin's actions in Ukraine war crimes.

BD66 comments on Apr 15, 2022:

1. It's MSNBC, so you expect a hit piece on Trump. 2. That was in 2015!

Flyingsaucesir replies on Apr 16, 2022:

@BD66 Nobody asked him to go into a tirade. It was a simple yes-or-no question, and he totally dodged it. But you're right, he has other things to think about. Like how to keep his criminal ass out of jail.

Trump refuses to call Putin's actions in Ukraine war crimes.

anglophone comments on Apr 15, 2022:

There is a reason why the Tangerine Turd is so called.

Flyingsaucesir replies on Apr 16, 2022:

Pukin and the Tangerine Turd...what a pair of slime balls.

Trump refuses to call Putin's actions in Ukraine war crimes.

Lorajay comments on Apr 15, 2022:

Then there was the time when Trump notified Pukin ahead of time about some Syria bombings so the Russians could get their planes out of the way.

Flyingsaucesir replies on Apr 16, 2022:

Good point! 😎👍

Trump refuses to call Putin's actions in Ukraine war crimes.

David1955 comments on Apr 15, 2022:

I just wish the Yanks could get it right, for once. They charge into Vietnam, a quagmire where they weren't wanted and fucked it up. They charge into Afganistan, so divided that a quagmire was certain, fuck it up and leave with their tails between their legs. They charge into Iraq, another divided ...

Flyingsaucesir replies on Apr 16, 2022:

@FearlessFly Good response! He definitely draws a false equivalence and ignores facts on the ground. With our "support" the Ukrainians are doing a bang-up job on their own.

Trump refuses to call Putin's actions in Ukraine war crimes.

BD66 comments on Apr 15, 2022:

1. It's MSNBC, so you expect a hit piece on Trump. 2. That was in 2015!

Flyingsaucesir replies on Apr 16, 2022:

The interview with Hannity was just the other day.