US Extremists

Get_Right

Lerxst1992 said:

Get_Right said:

Lerxst1992 said:

Get_Right said:

Halifax2TheMax said:

Get_Right said:

Halifax2TheMax said:

Get_Right said:

It will take years, maybe decades to defund the DOE. Regardless of the reasons. You cannot undo that with a swipe of a pen. I think most government agencies could probably use more efficiency. Much of what Trump does is smoke and mirrors. Hence the tariff roll back. Yeah Liberty was a failed business attempt, but far from the worst I have experienced from New York businessmen. He made money and paid his penalties when he got called out.  And yes, I do live in a bubble. 100% privileged white male American. I am not in denial about that. But it is not by accident. A bubble where Bill Clinton lives down the street and my kids get one of the best public educations in the country. It is like the old Sam Kinison joke, we have deserts, we just do not live there. Move to the water! You can be whatever you want here if you get here properly, and even improperly. Maybe take advantage of that.

Oh bother.

https://www.liberty.edu/

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liberty_University

To the second bold, except speak out against Israeli apartheid policies and genocide of the Palestinians. And to Sam’s joke, people do live in the desert, it’s called Arizona and Nevada, Vegas specifically.

It's a metaphor. 90% of people with valid visas, and even a decent percentage of illegals have no issue. Be radical, expire your visa, ignore our rules, try to game our system, and do not be surprised if you are detained or thrown out. It is not complicated. You can speak your piece in a respectful manner. Otherwise, get the fuck out. I do not care if it is Israel, Palestine, Tibet, or the Ukraine. It is about being respectful of the country that affords you the right to say something.

You keep harping on immigrants or those on student visas. I’m pointing out that US citizens are being silenced. Wow, your bubble is impenetrable.

Did COOTWH start Liberty University and is that the metaphor of which you speak?

Or was your metaphor Sam’s joke or was it the reference to being able to do whatever you want in ‘Murica?

No the metaphor is that if you do not like where you live, or there is a risk of death, then move. If my neighborhood became a war zone I would get the heck out of there. I do not want my family anywhere near poor conditions and a risk of death.

They can’t leave Gaza because nations that should be their friends, want nothing to do with them, because they know the terror that follows them around. Egypt and Jordan ain’t gonna budge.

They can. Canada will take them. Maybe they should go to Halifax. 

Will they? Humor aside, Before trump won, their conservative candidate was way ahead of the liberals in the polls. Mostly because they were sick of immigrants taking up all their housing and jobs. Sound familiar?

had trump waited until after their election to start his trade war, the continent might have been a huge block of conservatism. Trump and the great white north holding hands. 

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cp9z5rpgkyeo

I think they are still on the list of countries that accept Palestinian refugees without question. It is the internet which is 100% accurate. Humor aside.

josevolution

So to some of you the only answer is for all Palestinians to leave their land and go seek help somewhere else? And leave all of that land for Israel and trump for the building of resorts? 

Get_Right

Jose that is what they are fighting about. Whose land is it? All I am just saying if me and my family lived there I would get out until the violence goes away. If you want to dig your heels in, do not be surprised if the violence ends on your door, or your hospital or your daycare center. I think that applies to both sides.

josevolution

Get_Right said:

Jose that is what they are fighting about. Whose land is it? All I am just saying if me and my family lived there I would get out until the violence goes away. If you want to dig your heels in, do not be surprised if the violence ends on your door, or your hospital or your daycare center. I think that applies to both sides.

No i understand I’m probably the same if a civil unrest started here and killings were happening I’d be moving on! The difference I believe is once these folks are gone they’ll never be able to get back, it’s sad that some people believe the best thing is for them to go away let them become someone else’s problem! Terrorist groups love to prey on the vulnerable citizens

Go Beavers

Lerxst1992 said:

Get_Right said:

Halifax2TheMax said:

Get_Right said:

Halifax2TheMax said:

Get_Right said:

It will take years, maybe decades to defund the DOE. Regardless of the reasons. You cannot undo that with a swipe of a pen. I think most government agencies could probably use more efficiency. Much of what Trump does is smoke and mirrors. Hence the tariff roll back. Yeah Liberty was a failed business attempt, but far from the worst I have experienced from New York businessmen. He made money and paid his penalties when he got called out.  And yes, I do live in a bubble. 100% privileged white male American. I am not in denial about that. But it is not by accident. A bubble where Bill Clinton lives down the street and my kids get one of the best public educations in the country. It is like the old Sam Kinison joke, we have deserts, we just do not live there. Move to the water! You can be whatever you want here if you get here properly, and even improperly. Maybe take advantage of that.

Oh bother.

https://www.liberty.edu/

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liberty_University

To the second bold, except speak out against Israeli apartheid policies and genocide of the Palestinians. And to Sam’s joke, people do live in the desert, it’s called Arizona and Nevada, Vegas specifically.

It's a metaphor. 90% of people with valid visas, and even a decent percentage of illegals have no issue. Be radical, expire your visa, ignore our rules, try to game our system, and do not be surprised if you are detained or thrown out. It is not complicated. You can speak your piece in a respectful manner. Otherwise, get the fuck out. I do not care if it is Israel, Palestine, Tibet, or the Ukraine. It is about being respectful of the country that affords you the right to say something.

You keep harping on immigrants or those on student visas. I’m pointing out that US citizens are being silenced. Wow, your bubble is impenetrable.

Did COOTWH start Liberty University and is that the metaphor of which you speak?

Or was your metaphor Sam’s joke or was it the reference to being able to do whatever you want in ‘Murica?

No the metaphor is that if you do not like where you live, or there is a risk of death, then move. If my neighborhood became a war zone I would get the heck out of there. I do not want my family anywhere near poor conditions and a risk of death.

They can’t leave Gaza because nations that should be their friends, want nothing to do with them, because they know the terror that follows them around. Egypt and Jordan ain’t gonna budge.

21% of Israel is made up of Arabs, most of whom consider themselves to be Palestinian. 

brianlux

Get_Right said:

Halifax2TheMax said:

Get_Right said:

It will take years, maybe decades to defund the DOE. Regardless of the reasons. You cannot undo that with a swipe of a pen. I think most government agencies could probably use more efficiency. Much of what Trump does is smoke and mirrors. Hence the tariff roll back. Yeah Liberty was a failed business attempt, but far from the worst I have experienced from New York businessmen. He made money and paid his penalties when he got called out.  And yes, I do live in a bubble. 100% privileged white male American. I am not in denial about that. But it is not by accident. A bubble where Bill Clinton lives down the street and my kids get one of the best public educations in the country. It is like the old Sam Kinison joke, we have deserts, we just do not live there. Move to the water! You can be whatever you want here if you get here properly, and even improperly. Maybe take advantage of that.

Oh bother.

https://www.liberty.edu/

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liberty_University

To the second bold, except speak out against Israeli apartheid policies and genocide of the Palestinians. And to Sam’s joke, people do live in the desert, it’s called Arizona and Nevada, Vegas specifically.

It's a metaphor. 90% of people with valid visas, and even a decent percentage of illegals have no issue. Be radical, expire your visa, ignore our rules, try to game our system, and do not be surprised if you are detained or thrown out. It is not complicated. You can speak your piece in a respectful manner. Otherwise, get the fuck out. I do not care if it is Israel, Palestine, Tibet, or the Ukraine. It is about being respectful of the country that affords you the right to say something.

Well now, that's an interesting paradox. 

Get_Right

brianlux said:

Get_Right said:

Halifax2TheMax said:

Get_Right said:

It will take years, maybe decades to defund the DOE. Regardless of the reasons. You cannot undo that with a swipe of a pen. I think most government agencies could probably use more efficiency. Much of what Trump does is smoke and mirrors. Hence the tariff roll back. Yeah Liberty was a failed business attempt, but far from the worst I have experienced from New York businessmen. He made money and paid his penalties when he got called out.  And yes, I do live in a bubble. 100% privileged white male American. I am not in denial about that. But it is not by accident. A bubble where Bill Clinton lives down the street and my kids get one of the best public educations in the country. It is like the old Sam Kinison joke, we have deserts, we just do not live there. Move to the water! You can be whatever you want here if you get here properly, and even improperly. Maybe take advantage of that.

Oh bother.

https://www.liberty.edu/

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liberty_University

To the second bold, except speak out against Israeli apartheid policies and genocide of the Palestinians. And to Sam’s joke, people do live in the desert, it’s called Arizona and Nevada, Vegas specifically.

It's a metaphor. 90% of people with valid visas, and even a decent percentage of illegals have no issue. Be radical, expire your visa, ignore our rules, try to game our system, and do not be surprised if you are detained or thrown out. It is not complicated. You can speak your piece in a respectful manner. Otherwise, get the fuck out. I do not care if it is Israel, Palestine, Tibet, or the Ukraine. It is about being respectful of the country that affords you the right to say something.

Well now, that's an interesting paradox. 

Not sure you know what a paradox is because your use in this context makes no sense. There is no paradox in the line between peaceful protest and radical demonstration. 

brianlux

josevolution said:

So to some of you the only answer is for all Palestinians to leave their land and go seek help somewhere else? And leave all of that land for Israel and trump for the building of resorts? 

Add to the naivete of thinking all those people can just pick up their belonging and go somewhere else just like that.  Unreal.

Get_Right

brianlux said:

josevolution said:

So to some of you the only answer is for all Palestinians to leave their land and go seek help somewhere else? And leave all of that land for Israel and trump for the building of resorts? 

Add to the naivete of thinking all those people can just pick up their belonging and go somewhere else just like that.  Unreal.

Hmmmm funny why there may be places they cannot go. I wonder why that is? That said, there are places they can go. Like Halifax.

Lerxst1992

ANTISEMITISM EXPOSED

Columbia anti-Israel protester Mahmoud Khalil can be deported, judge rules

Mahmoud Khalil faces deportation for his role in Columbia University campus protests against Israel

josevolution

Lerxst1992 said:

ANTISEMITISM EXPOSED

Columbia anti-Israel protester Mahmoud Khalil can be deported, judge rules

Mahmoud Khalil faces deportation for his role in Columbia University campus protests against Israel

Nice now go throw a party you won 🏆 

Halifax2TheMax

Lerxst1992 said:

ANTISEMITISM EXPOSED

Columbia anti-Israel protester Mahmoud Khalil can be deported, judge rules

Mahmoud Khalil faces deportation for his role in Columbia University campus protests against Israel

Too bad it’ll be appealed and the Rube will have to be deposed or testify, eh?

Can’t be deported with a pending case in NJ. But go ahead, pop the champagne cork. Did you get your “truth?”

Go Beavers

Lerxst1992 said:

ANTISEMITISM EXPOSED

Columbia anti-Israel protester Mahmoud Khalil can be deported, judge rules

Mahmoud Khalil faces deportation for his role in Columbia University campus protests against Israel

The odd thing people are supporting in these situations of deporting people on visas is that free speech isn’t an across the board value, it’s saying that it’s conditional. 

brianlux

Get_Right said:

brianlux said:

josevolution said:

So to some of you the only answer is for all Palestinians to leave their land and go seek help somewhere else? And leave all of that land for Israel and trump for the building of resorts? 

Add to the naivete of thinking all those people can just pick up their belonging and go somewhere else just like that.  Unreal.

Hmmmm funny why there may be places they cannot go. I wonder why that is? That said, there are places they can go. Like Halifax.

Hell yeah.  Just pack up your shit and head on down the road.  Easy peasy. 

Get_Right

brianlux said:

Get_Right said:

brianlux said:

josevolution said:

So to some of you the only answer is for all Palestinians to leave their land and go seek help somewhere else? And leave all of that land for Israel and trump for the building of resorts? 

Add to the naivete of thinking all those people can just pick up their belonging and go somewhere else just like that.  Unreal.

Hmmmm funny why there may be places they cannot go. I wonder why that is? That said, there are places they can go. Like Halifax.

Hell yeah.  Just pack up your shit and head on down the road.  Easy peasy. 

Well if my house, school, or local hospital was at risk of being bombed, I would not stick around.  They can keep the furniture.

eddiec

Lerxst1992 said:

Get_Right said:

Halifax2TheMax said:

Get_Right said:

Halifax2TheMax said:

Get_Right said:

It will take years, maybe decades to defund the DOE. Regardless of the reasons. You cannot undo that with a swipe of a pen. I think most government agencies could probably use more efficiency. Much of what Trump does is smoke and mirrors. Hence the tariff roll back. Yeah Liberty was a failed business attempt, but far from the worst I have experienced from New York businessmen. He made money and paid his penalties when he got called out.  And yes, I do live in a bubble. 100% privileged white male American. I am not in denial about that. But it is not by accident. A bubble where Bill Clinton lives down the street and my kids get one of the best public educations in the country. It is like the old Sam Kinison joke, we have deserts, we just do not live there. Move to the water! You can be whatever you want here if you get here properly, and even improperly. Maybe take advantage of that.

Oh bother.

https://www.liberty.edu/

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liberty_University

To the second bold, except speak out against Israeli apartheid policies and genocide of the Palestinians. And to Sam’s joke, people do live in the desert, it’s called Arizona and Nevada, Vegas specifically.

It's a metaphor. 90% of people with valid visas, and even a decent percentage of illegals have no issue. Be radical, expire your visa, ignore our rules, try to game our system, and do not be surprised if you are detained or thrown out. It is not complicated. You can speak your piece in a respectful manner. Otherwise, get the fuck out. I do not care if it is Israel, Palestine, Tibet, or the Ukraine. It is about being respectful of the country that affords you the right to say something.

You keep harping on immigrants or those on student visas. I’m pointing out that US citizens are being silenced. Wow, your bubble is impenetrable.

Did COOTWH start Liberty University and is that the metaphor of which you speak?

Or was your metaphor Sam’s joke or was it the reference to being able to do whatever you want in ‘Murica?

No the metaphor is that if you do not like where you live, or there is a risk of death, then move. If my neighborhood became a war zone I would get the heck out of there. I do not want my family anywhere near poor conditions and a risk of death.

They can’t leave Gaza because nations that should be their friends, want nothing to do with them, because they know the terror that follows them around. Egypt and Jordan ain’t gonna budge.

Kinda like the predominantly Christian people who cross the southern border into a 'Christian' nation. Welcomed like that?

brianlux

Get_Right said:

brianlux said:

Get_Right said:

brianlux said:

josevolution said:

So to some of you the only answer is for all Palestinians to leave their land and go seek help somewhere else? And leave all of that land for Israel and trump for the building of resorts? 

Add to the naivete of thinking all those people can just pick up their belonging and go somewhere else just like that.  Unreal.

Hmmmm funny why there may be places they cannot go. I wonder why that is? That said, there are places they can go. Like Halifax.

Hell yeah.  Just pack up your shit and head on down the road.  Easy peasy. 

Well if my house, school, or local hospital was at risk of being bombed, I would not stick around.  They can keep the furniture.

OK, I shouldn't be such a smart ass.  Sorry.  

But honestly, I just don't see simply picking up and tromping off much of an option for most of those people.   For most of us, obviously not so hard.  Shit, when I was much younger, more than once time I said, "Fuck it, I'm outta here."  And four of those times involved moving clear across the country, and one that went all the way up and down the west coast.  

But today, even doing that here in the U.S. is not as easy, and probably foolish for most people right now.  So imagine trying to do that if you lived in Gaza.  Some of them could, maybe, but sure as hell not most.

Anyway, you and I is waaaaay lucky.

Get_Right

brianlux said:

Get_Right said:

brianlux said:

Get_Right said:

brianlux said:

josevolution said:

So to some of you the only answer is for all Palestinians to leave their land and go seek help somewhere else? And leave all of that land for Israel and trump for the building of resorts? 

Add to the naivete of thinking all those people can just pick up their belonging and go somewhere else just like that.  Unreal.

Hmmmm funny why there may be places they cannot go. I wonder why that is? That said, there are places they can go. Like Halifax.

Hell yeah.  Just pack up your shit and head on down the road.  Easy peasy. 

Well if my house, school, or local hospital was at risk of being bombed, I would not stick around.  They can keep the furniture.

OK, I shouldn't be such a smart ass.  Sorry.  

But honestly, I just don't see simply picking up and tromping off much of an option for most of those people.   For most of us, obviously not so hard.  Shit, when I was much younger, more than once time I said, "Fuck it, I'm outta here."  And four of those times involved moving clear across the country, and one that went all the way up and down the west coast.  

But today, even doing that here in the U.S. is not as easy, and probably foolish for most people right now.  So imagine trying to do that if you lived in Gaza.  Some of them could, maybe, but sure as hell not most.

Anyway, you and I is waaaaay lucky.

All good. No doubt, and something I appreciate everyday I step outside.

Lerxst1992

Go Beavers said:

Lerxst1992 said:

ANTISEMITISM EXPOSED

Columbia anti-Israel protester Mahmoud Khalil can be deported, judge rules

Mahmoud Khalil faces deportation for his role in Columbia University campus protests against Israel

The odd thing people are supporting in these situations of deporting people on visas is that free speech isn’t an across the board value, it’s saying that it’s conditional. 

Assembly must be peaceful. It’s right there in the first amendment. He organized the protests while on a visa. He then misled the govt on his green card application about his activities while in America.

The protesters targeted Jews with hate speech, (edit, and forced to barricade themselves and call 911) police were called to the campus multiple times. I’ve posted videos of this in here multiple times but no one will admit to any of that. The left is coming up with their version of fake news.

 

brianlux

Get_Right said:

brianlux said:

Get_Right said:

brianlux said:

Get_Right said:

brianlux said:

josevolution said:

So to some of you the only answer is for all Palestinians to leave their land and go seek help somewhere else? And leave all of that land for Israel and trump for the building of resorts? 

Add to the naivete of thinking all those people can just pick up their belonging and go somewhere else just like that.  Unreal.

Hmmmm funny why there may be places they cannot go. I wonder why that is? That said, there are places they can go. Like Halifax.

Hell yeah.  Just pack up your shit and head on down the road.  Easy peasy. 

Well if my house, school, or local hospital was at risk of being bombed, I would not stick around.  They can keep the furniture.

OK, I shouldn't be such a smart ass.  Sorry.  

But honestly, I just don't see simply picking up and tromping off much of an option for most of those people.   For most of us, obviously not so hard.  Shit, when I was much younger, more than once time I said, "Fuck it, I'm outta here."  And four of those times involved moving clear across the country, and one that went all the way up and down the west coast.  

But today, even doing that here in the U.S. is not as easy, and probably foolish for most people right now.  So imagine trying to do that if you lived in Gaza.  Some of them could, maybe, but sure as hell not most.

Anyway, you and I is waaaaay lucky.

All good. No doubt, and something I appreciate everyday I step outside.

Well said.  That's definitely something I'm going to do today-- life is short, it's a sad an beautiful world, and today, I just want to "get out and smell the roses".  

I hope your Saturday is a good one.