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Blue Lives Matter!
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Police struggle to pull a man out of his car. He pulls a gun and shoots them both, one dies. This post replaces an earlier one where the video was deleted on youtube. -
Blue Lives Matter!
Argus replied to Argus's topic in Whatever I damn well want to talk about.'s Topics
Man is tazed then gets up and stabs cop. This replaces a video a couple of places up which was deleted on youtube. -
Blue Lives Matter!
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Man fights with police, pulls gun, and is shot. Angry hood rats squeal and bitch and say he was shot for no reason. -
WSJ Newsroom Found No Joe Biden Role in Hunter Deals After Reviewing Bobulinski's Records.
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Joe was referred to as “the big guy” or my chairman by his son. Of course there was no official role. You’d think he’d be that stupid? To paraphrase Joe, come’on man!
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Ex-Hunter Biden associate's records don't show proof of Biden business relationship amid unanswered questions. Fox News has reviewed emails from Bobulinski related to the venture — and they don't show that the elder Biden had business dealings with SinoHawk Holdings, or took any payments from them or the Chinese.
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However, according to separate emails obtained by Fox News, Bobulinski states there are no other members besides Hunter Biden, Jim Biden, Rob Walker, James Gillar and Anthony Bobulinski, regarding the shareholding structure, and records for all stages of company negotiations show no role for Joe Biden.
https://www.foxnews.com/politics/hunter-biden-tony-bobulinski-joe-biden-unanswered-questions
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C'mon, they could have a signed receipt with a sperm sample and they still wouldn't say it's evidence. This is just so corrupt, it's the epitome of everything orwellian that we've mused about over the last few decades.
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Canada now has the largest deficit on earth - and it's still rising.
Argus replied to Argus's topic in Federal Politics
A lot of people would be opposed. Which is why the Liberals will wait until after an election. I didn't mean to suggest the NDP would vote against tax increases, for of course they wouldn't. I meant Trudeau and his Liberals have been doing their best to suggest huge deficits have no downside, and that he wouldn't increase taxes or cut programs. He wants to wait until he's safely in a new, full term with a majority before raising taxes. This is not going to be a minor increase and it's going to piss off a lot of people. -
I didn't watch. Did Trump fall on him? That would crush almost anyone.
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Canada now has the largest deficit on earth - and it's still rising.
Argus replied to Argus's topic in Federal Politics
I think you can count on that, but not until Trudeau succeeds in finding justification for an election and he wins a majority. -
More discussion on male athletes who self identify as female playing against, and hurting, regular women. Relying on data published by Sweden’s pre-eminent Karolinska Institute of medical academic research, they concluded that even when following IOC hormone-reduction guidelines, genetically male athletes are, on average, 40 per cent heavier, 15 per cent faster, 30 per cent more powerful and 25-50 per cent stronger than female athletes. These spreads are enormous, considering the minuscule measures of time, distance or weight that distinguish gold from silver, silver from bronze. (Ironica
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Yes, I know, every country has gone into deficit to combat covid. But no country has been as profligate as Canada in spewing borrowed money across the land with firehoses, with virtually no assessment of the value of that money. And when the opposition tries to investigate the government threatens an election. The International Monetary Fund released its semi-annual Fiscal Monitor report last week. No surprise: it projects bigger deficits for all countries for 2020. What is surprising is that Canada will have the distinction of running the largest deficit among all countries — advanc
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I'm not damning him. I'm pointing this out in response to everyone talking about old Democratic racists. From all accounts Trump worshiped his old man, and would have obviously imbibed his views on life from him. Certainly he wasn't doing anything to persuade the old man to let black people stay in his apartments when he was the President. Further, everyone who's ever worked for him and been willing to talk mentions these incidents of him not wanting blacks around. Is that all coincidence?
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I don't know why you insist on cites which are common knowledge. In 1973, Trump and his company Trump Management were sued by the Department of Justice for housing discrimination against African-American renters; he settled the suit, entering into a consent decree to end the practices without admitting wrongdoing.[13][14][15] The Justice Department sued again in 1978, claiming continued racial discrimination in violation of the consent decree, but that settlement agreement expired in 1982, ending the case.[16] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Racial_views_of_Donald_Trump On Memoria
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He was 'detained' at a KKK rally nowhere near where he lived, for 'refusing to disperse'. At that rally there was a lot of violence. It's known that Trump, who owned thousands of apartments, refused to rent to Blacks. Years later his company, where Donald Trump was president, was sued by the government and settled, agreeing to rent to Blacks. They didn't. They were sued again. I don't think there's really any doubt Trump is a racist. The most recent book about him by a longtime aide and VP at Trump towers makes it clear he didn't want Black people in the building, even as construction wor
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I never said the debt was paid off. I said there were budget surpluses which would have eventually paid off the debt had the Republicans not repeatedly cut taxes (but not spending).
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Many people know Trump's dad was IN the KKK.
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Hillary Clinton would have been my choice too, in case you missed it.
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Canada is a pushover for the Chinese, who easily intimidate our government. This intimidation from Beijing matches Chinese Ambassador to Canada’s Cong Peiwu’s veiled threat to the “health and safety” of 300,000 Canadians in Hong Kong if Canada offers safe harbour to democracy advocates trapped in Hong Kong under threat of political persecution. Despite being given an opportunity to walk back his remarks, Cong stood firm. It begs the question: Exactly what does a Chinese ambassador have to do to be declared persona non grata in Canada? Threats to the safety of Canadians by any other nation
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“The seeds of who he is today were planted back when I worked with him.He was able to control others, through lies and exaggeration, with promises of money or jobs, through threats of lawsuits or exposure. He surrounded himself with yes-men, blamed others for his own failures, never took responsibility, and always stole credit. These tactics are still at work, just deployed at the highest levels of the U.S. government, with all the corruption and chaos that necessarily ensue.” - Barbara Res, longtim Trump aide
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So it looks like it peaked during the Bush administration, and has been falling since then. Not falling that much, though. I would speculate that NAFTA, and the flood of companies setting up shop in Mexico, provided decent jobs and a reason for Mexicans to stay home. Much of the illegals now are coming from further south. It's a pity the Trump administration didn't use the new NAFTA talks as a way to encourage and incentivise US companies in China to move to Mexico instead. That would have been a win-win for the US.
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NATO are still deadbeats. NAFTA was barely changed. Illegals continue to flood in. Taxes are lower but the debt and deficit are skyrocketing. Iran is still free to develop nukes - as is North Korea. And taking away health care from poor people was not what he was supposed to have gotten elected for. Where his his fantastic new health care system that will be cheaper and better?
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What has he broken? Other than America?
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Never much liked Obama but he just gave a hell of a speech.
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See, that’s all that matters to the Trump derangementers. Say bad things about Trump and they love you. No matter how diametrically opposes to their politics you are. Argus will love him some Obama. Mass immigration, mass refugees, government benefits for illegals, climate change policy, white privilege rants, federal agencies pushing critical race theory, bad mouthing police departments as racist, cow towing to China and Iran. All the things Argus loves! But what he won’t tolerate, a terrible personality!
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And bad hair! Don't forget that one.
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Sounds like some Obama Derangement Syndrome to me.
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And are you content with a system which puts people like Trump into office instead of Romney or Bush?
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Policy. What policy has Trump managed to successfully implement? I mean which won't be instantly reversed when he gets booted out? Keeping immigration down? Big deal. Illegal immigration is still huge because he never bothered to change the laws which require years of appeals before someone is deported. Six months of demonstrations and riots and he hasn't been able to do a thing about those either. China and Russia are still completely free to conduct espionage and mass hacking attacks in the US and threaten and influence US corporations while he does nothing. His own people, now ex members o
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Trump's success has as much to do with the way the Democrats repulse so many Americans with their identity politics and political correctness than Trump's idiotic blowhard outrages.
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Yeah, yeah, the system sucks. I said years ago the Democrats could sweep back to power by just finding a decent candidate, someone who was moderate, well-spoken, ex-military, a stand up guy who would reassure the center and right. I didn't add 'and isn't as old as Methuselah' because I didn't think that needed to be said. And instead the Democrats threw up a platoon of identity politics loons in the nomination and made Biden the only sane one available. It's eerie how that resembled the 2016 Republican nomination, with its parade of idiots and nut jobs. The only sane one there was Bush, but so