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CrockOSuds 11 points ago +11 / -0

Here's the real picture. It's Hamid Karzai former president of Afghanistan.

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CrockOSuds 2 points ago +2 / -0

Look at the rectangle on the wall (panel cover or empty picture frame) and notice the angle to the wall directly behind him. They line up squarely. Then look under her arm pit at the baseboard. That's a very strange angle.

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CrockOSuds 1 point ago +1 / -0

"Senator Graham's family appreciates prayers..."

What family? He didn't have a spouse or kids. He was 70 so it's not like his parents are alive. So brothers and sisters? How would we know who his "family" is.

They're asking for privacy. I don't think that will be a problem.

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CrockOSuds 10 points ago +10 / -0

Wow. Right out the gate she said three liberal buzzwords in the first 7 seconds.

As soon as somebody says one of those words I know they have nothing of value to offer.

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CrockOSuds 12 points ago +12 / -0

I know a lot of good decent people were affected by this and I feel bad for those people.

But I can't help but feel some satisfaction when I think of how many liberal assholes lost everything at the hands of the people they put into office. And they probably still "vote blue no matter who". Those ones deserve it.

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CrockOSuds 1 point ago +1 / -0

I think you're right. Since I have made this comment I have seen more and more posts about European police siding with the invaders over the citizens.

I was more concerned about how Americans perceive ICE officers but then cheer while officers in another country are killed because they showed up for work that day.

But now I see the divide.

I didn't like the movie but I agree with the underlying premise. The scene with him gunning down the ungrateful invading family - I want to see more of that and less of him getting a blowjob from a prostitute and him telling his peon to get rid of his employees because they're too old.

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CrockOSuds 1 point ago +1 / -0

What I'm concerned about is something like this being public knowledge. The defending attorney can declare a mistrial if they pretend that the jury knows more about this case than they should because of reports like this.

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CrockOSuds 11 points ago +11 / -0

This is correct. It is not "Frazzle-drip" but was actually labelled "FRAZZLED.rip"

.rip is for a Raster Image Processor file which means it might not be a video the way we think of a video, but a video showing a series of still images with no sound.

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CrockOSuds 1 point ago +1 / -0

"Not a talented guy."

I agree.

But he's doing it. I'll take inspiration from that. If he can do it why can't I? Why can't you?I It doesn't have to be amazing. It just has to be done. I'm inspired and I'm going to do something with my minimal talent. For better or for worse.

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CrockOSuds 1 point ago +1 / -0

I like how he injected the judge with heroin and mentions they're going to find it in his system but then he opens a bottle of alcohol and spills it on him. Then puts the cap on and puts the bottle on the ground out of the judge's reach. Like they're going to detect heroin in his system but ignore that he had no alcohol in his system.

It's like a high school film project.

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CrockOSuds 4 points ago +4 / -0

This was the German made movie that was banned in Germany so people started putting it on thumb drives and attaching them to balloons to go into Germany and the filmmaker put it up for free for 48 hours and Elon Musk shared the stream.

[they] weren't involved. If they were it probably would not have been banned.

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CrockOSuds 6 points ago +6 / -0

The point was about how foreigners come into Europe and commit crimes and those crimes go unpunished.

He said how he has to kill the bad guys because the citizens won't do it.

But in the movie he kills more innocent citizens than bad guys.

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CrockOSuds 1 point ago +1 / -0

I absolutely agree but since the song was originally in German the word was "luftballoons" which just means "balloons" without mentioning the color.

Very relevant nonetheless.

"This is what we've waited for This is it boys - this is war!"

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CrockOSuds 5 points ago +5 / -0

What a load of poppycock. With all due respect.

Hamilton was born in the West Indies and attend a Jewish school before he became an aggressive New York moneylender.

He founded The Bank of New York in 1784. Hamilton and his co-workers pushed for overreaching government and debt-based central banking and currency. Because of this Thomas Jefferson couldn't stand the guy.

Virginians Jefferson, James Madison (father of the Constitution) and the southern agricultural class believe in decentralized government and local banking. The roots of the future American Civil War can be traced, in part, to the Jefferson-Hamilton feud. Jefferson argued that centralization of power away from private mints and banks is unconstitutional and dangerous. He wrote: "…banking establishments are more dangerous than standing armies." The New Yorker Hamilton argues that if the nation is to grow, it needs a standard coinage supported by a Central Bank and excise tax.

In 1791 Hamilton and the Central Bank won.

President Washington listens to Jefferson’s and Hamilton’s position on the Central Bank, but is ultimately taken in by Hamilton. The Father of America has a blind spot when it comes to the smooth talking, foreign-born deceiver. Others are not so easily fooled. In later years, President John Adams will describe Hamilton as:
"…the most restless, impatient, artful, indefatigable, and unprincipled intriguer in the United States, if not in the world."

Along with establishing an excise tax, Hamilton’s Bank was a private company with some foreign shareholders. Like a prototype of what later became the Federal Reserve.

To cover the government's interest payments to the Bank, Hamilton imposed an excise tax on whiskey. When Pennsylvania whiskey farmers rebelled (Whiskey Rebellion), Hamilton convinced Washington to allow him to personally lead 12,000 troops to enforce compliance. Brute force was used to collect the taxes needed to pay the interest to the foreign shareholders of the Central Bank.

Hamilton killed farmers because they objected to having to pay taxes to pay back government debt that was owed to HIS bank.

Fuck Hamilton.

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CrockOSuds 4 points ago +4 / -0

Always stand for what you believe in. The country is so divided right now that no matter what anybody thinks and says out loud half the people will support them and half will argue.

No point in trying to see both sides and being "middle-of-the-road". That just makes both sides hate you.

And keep planting seeds. The ones that take root aren't often the ones we expected.

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