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I had to memorize this in 5th grade.

https://youtu.be/mKPmobWNJaU

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Can't someone tell that moron there is no such organized group as Antifa?

jjlove01 wrote:

BigWilly! wrote:
Antifa means what he wants it to mean, until he doesn't & then it will mean something else.

It should be painful to be so stupid!

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antifa_(United_...

Wikipedia wrote:
The antifa or ANTIFA movement in the United States is a far-left, anti-fascist, militant political activist movement that comprises autonomous activist groups to achieve their political objectives through the use of direct action rather than through policy reform. Activists engage in varied protest tactics including property damage and physical violence and harassment against those whom they identify as fascist, racist, or on the far-right.

Individuals involved in the movement tend to hold anti-capitalist views and subscribe to a range of ideologies such as anarchism, Marxism, socialism, and social democracy.

So, getting down to it, Antifa is about -
1. Being a vandal, destroy property both public and private (because face it you have nothing of your own).
2. Demonstraiting with violence and *****bitch when the cops bounce your ***ass because you could careless about the Constitutional process of reform.
3. Be a lazy, non working useless ball of protoplasm because you want the government to give you everything you want, which leads to -
4. Destroy capitalism in favor of socialism.
Remember, selling bags of popcorn, BAD. Free popcorn, GOOD.
5. But, when the last vestige of capitalism is destroyed, no more bags of popcorn are produced.
6. Then, become the very thing you thought you were fighting against. Facisism and Nazi-istic because that is where socialism goes when it has run out of road.

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If it comes down to a race war in this country you racists c*nts will lose!

jjlove01 wrote:
We're as ready as you haters are, maybe moreso.๐Ÿ˜˜

(Looks around again)
Uh......
.....right....
Go get'um cougar!

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BOY im MAD

jjlove01 wrote:
So who should regulate it then, fossil fuel lobbyists? What do you think we pay taxes for, if not to protect it's people?

That's an apple pie question.
Wholesome and fortified with vitamins.
Now, it's wake up time. You are taxed on income to weaken your financial position. Secondly, the money extorted from you IS NOT implemented for your benefit but for the benefit of the government and the international corporstions it serves.

You can't red-herring the question by asking if fossil fuel lobbiests should regulate it when my original statement opposes multinational corporations and government cabinets....

The question cannot be rightfully answered until a plethora of problems are genuinely solved regarding the bond between governments and corporations.

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If it comes down to a race war in this country you racists c*nts will lose!

Anon Post wrote:
You might be loud and like to *****bitch lots about it but you don't have the numbers. You just don't.

So die already. You're worthless to everyone.

jjlove01 wrote:
Neo Nazis and white supremacists are too stupid and cowardly to fight their way out of a wet paper bag!

(Looks around)....
Uh....
.....Okay?

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BOY im MAD

Anonymous wrote:

PJ'S-NEW-AVATAR wrote:

What do you have against fresh water and air?

Nothing.

Why do you think government should be allowed to regulate it?

So a water company is required to be further accountable and have a standard of quality so it's harder for them to cut down the quality of drinking water for the sake of lower spending or cutting costs? So that we can have clean drinking water? For example maybe?

There's nothing wrong with regulations. There can be something wrong with over-reaching regulations.

But I'd rather everyone be watching the water company to make sure they do a good job so that we have clean drinking water. Is it weird to some people that some of us think it's okay to have some regulations that make sense?

I'm sorry but ****shit like that should be common sense to everyone...

WHY isn't it? o.O

Everything you say looks really good here. Good job.
But.....
.....that's not the way it is once you being unpacking the issue. Water and air are just examples (but let's use water as an example of examples).

Water company is a multinational trillion dollar a year corporation that actually uses government as a tool. Governments aren't in business to regulate commerce, they govern people. Whomsoever owns the government, regulates the people.
In several States, there are laws that prevent you from putting a water barrel (or anything of the such) under your rain gutters. You aren't allowed to "harvest" rainwater.
That very idea did not originate from "The People," nor did "Government" originally spawn the thought.
It was devised from the corporations to keep you from being self-sufficient in reducing the cost of watering your garden, fruit tress or grass lawn.
When the government favors the real masters they serve, they get monitary benefits at the chair level.....
....And when you do your research, who do you find in office? Usually the son or nephew of the president or CEO of that multinational corporation.
Thus, your "vegan garden" withers and you starve...or go to the grocery where you buy your goods from (that's right) another multinational corporation.

So, keep on believing that everyone is stupid and that "government" is the god of all solutions.

Good luck.

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BOY im MAD

What do you have against fresh water and air?

Nothing.

Why do you think government should be allowed to regulate it?

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BOY im MAD

jjlove01 wrote:

NacthoMan wrote:
i humble believe our government should step in and fairly regulate common sense things not snide into some lobbyist corporate favor.

We had such regulations in place, but that moron came along and destroyed them all!

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Hmmm....
Government....
Common sense....
Gubberment.
Common sense.

Only fools rush in where angels fear to tread and to imagine that the government has "common sense" is playing a dangerous game and made further dangerous by assuming it should regulate that which it does not have.

Common sense is already naturally regulated because common sense is not common.

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Many of you young Americans will be voting for the first time this November!

lano wrote:
- the Trump supporters on this site tend to be much more vocal -

jjlove01 wrote:
They are all loud mouths, just like him.

?
You two mind keeping it down a bit...tryin' to get some sleep around here. ๐Ÿ˜‚๐Ÿ˜‚๐Ÿ˜‚๐Ÿ˜‚

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BOY im MAD

LOL! Do you know how much stuff I would have had, if it hadn't have smashed on the ground through one of those flimsy crappy paper bags?

Hey, paper bags had ratings. In the days when we had full service checkout, the bagger knew when to double sack a paper bag.
In general though, I remember those things being tough and thick!
After the big haul back home, we'd put the grocery bags away all neatly refilled for various uses. Sometimes, there was incentive to bring them back with you for reuse.
And if you happen to see a wind blown paper bag along the side of the highway, you didn't have to feel too guilty because little would be left by summers end.

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