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Now we know why Trump thanked Chief Justice John Roberts at his inauguration. He gave Trump the green light to do whatever the hell he wants.
But I also want people to remember:
THIS IS WHAT AMERICANS VOTED FOR A 2ND TIME!
But I also want people to remember:
THIS IS WHAT AMERICANS VOTED FOR A 2ND TIME!
January 13, 2026 at 2:44 AM
Now we know why Trump thanked Chief Justice John Roberts at his inauguration. He gave Trump the green light to do whatever the hell he wants.
But I also want people to remember:
THIS IS WHAT AMERICANS VOTED FOR A 2ND TIME!
But I also want people to remember:
THIS IS WHAT AMERICANS VOTED FOR A 2ND TIME!
Dallas establishment = Republicans = Trump
January 3, 2026 at 8:06 PM
Dallas establishment = Republicans = Trump
Going out on a limb here …. When talking about Reagan, maybe more than one thing can be true
December 28, 2025 at 4:36 AM
Going out on a limb here …. When talking about Reagan, maybe more than one thing can be true
When dealing with people on social media, the moral message from "War Games" might help.
"A strange game. The only winning move is not to play.
"A strange game. The only winning move is not to play.
November 26, 2025 at 7:38 PM
When dealing with people on social media, the moral message from "War Games" might help.
"A strange game. The only winning move is not to play.
"A strange game. The only winning move is not to play.
In The "Heart of Man" by the psychologist and social critic Erich Fromm, he discusses the "necrophilous" leader who in essence is in love with death..
"The lover of death necessarily loves force. For him the greatest achievement of man is not to give life, but to destroy it"
"The lover of death necessarily loves force. For him the greatest achievement of man is not to give life, but to destroy it"
November 20, 2025 at 11:51 AM
In The "Heart of Man" by the psychologist and social critic Erich Fromm, he discusses the "necrophilous" leader who in essence is in love with death..
"The lover of death necessarily loves force. For him the greatest achievement of man is not to give life, but to destroy it"
"The lover of death necessarily loves force. For him the greatest achievement of man is not to give life, but to destroy it"
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September 30, 2025 at 5:28 AM
Not sure of the context on this Tom Take, but I am horrified by snakes and don't call it terrorism. Sooo not true for me.
Seems like if there are guns and lots of dead people it could be argued it is terrorism. Maybe there is a legal meaning (?). An odd point to get worked up about
Seems like if there are guns and lots of dead people it could be argued it is terrorism. Maybe there is a legal meaning (?). An odd point to get worked up about
September 3, 2025 at 3:09 AM
Not sure of the context on this Tom Take, but I am horrified by snakes and don't call it terrorism. Sooo not true for me.
Seems like if there are guns and lots of dead people it could be argued it is terrorism. Maybe there is a legal meaning (?). An odd point to get worked up about
Seems like if there are guns and lots of dead people it could be argued it is terrorism. Maybe there is a legal meaning (?). An odd point to get worked up about
At first I thought he meant Bork was divisive,seems reasonable, and hypocritical. Then the standard anti Kennedy stuff, so Tom's beef is with Teddy, right? Not what he wrote?
He never addresses the original post's point. Is it accurate or not? That would be more interesting.
Still like Nichols' FYI
He never addresses the original post's point. Is it accurate or not? That would be more interesting.
Still like Nichols' FYI
August 15, 2025 at 2:57 AM
At first I thought he meant Bork was divisive,seems reasonable, and hypocritical. Then the standard anti Kennedy stuff, so Tom's beef is with Teddy, right? Not what he wrote?
He never addresses the original post's point. Is it accurate or not? That would be more interesting.
Still like Nichols' FYI
He never addresses the original post's point. Is it accurate or not? That would be more interesting.
Still like Nichols' FYI