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Hi guys, what happened at PR?

No Ardie is probably worth 10 points to the Wallabies.

The fact Stalin kept his cruelty at home was a big negative for his profile. On the same token Hitler tried to smite the world so he deservedly gets a bigger profile.

If 'home' includes Poland, Hungary, Czecho, Estonia, Ukraine etc etc.

Confining one's atrocities to the home front would be a ...

The fact Stalin kept his cruelty at home was a big negative for his profile. On the same token Hitler tried to smite the world so he deservedly gets a bigger profile.

No love for Laumape?

Didn't he have problems with his lungs last time? If so he'd be very high risk.

The Dems are not the nasty types. Their attitude is "They go low we go high." It means they can't win a shitfight.

Prime example, the Lincoln Project run by Republicans are doing a better job attacking Trump than the Biden campaign.

Good point

"President Trump just turned in the greatest debate performance in presidential history, displaying a command of the facts and control of the conversation," his campaign manager, Bill Stepien, said in a statement "

This type of cult-like adorations only belongs in North Korea or Russia

Enzedder wrote: Wed Sep 23, 2020 4:02 am That is just like another knife to the heart. What will the cost be for the Force guy to stump up some cash?

Our collective souls. Where do I sign?

Fair enough.

It also doesn't clash with AFL/NRL finals.

I wonder if QAnon has some mind control technique that can work of certain type of readers. There's always this "do your own research" explanation.

I wonder if the "research" is a controlled process of mind control.... eg Look at my watch..

Hong Kong wrote: Thu Sep 10, 2020 2:14 am https://lawandcrime.com/high-profile/l ... e-offense/

Oh how are the orange shitgibbonists going to spin this?

Simple, rig the election then put a couple more judges in the Supreme Court.

Animal Farm

Cane is not McCaw. Cane tackles well but is very mediocre in everything else. McCaw was a piece of metal.

Good job

The dual playmaker only works if it's a 90/10 split in playmaking duties, the 10 making most of the decisions. The 15 can come in on an attacking scrum to take the blind or something like that.

And it’s nothing new but for some reason last year they coined the phrase and talked like it was ...

The dual playmaker only works if it's a 90/10 split in playmaking duties, the 10 making most of the decisions. The 15 can come in on an attacking scrum to take the blind or something like that.

This may have been how the US portrayed itself (and was perceived) during the cold war but I think its time we moved on from this mythology.

The mass shootings, gun violence in general, militarized police forces, the hawkish foreign policy, lack of universal healthcare, the lobbying power ...

Problem is that the US plays a very important role around the world and is the standard bearer for democracies and freedom. Sure it has it's failings but the world needs its military to keep order.

This may have been how the US portrayed itself (and was perceived) during the cold war but I ...

No wonder the kiwis want Ponga.

Problem is that the US plays a very important role around the world and is the standard bearer for democracies and freedom. Sure it has it's failings but the world needs its military to keep order.

But Trump is fucking all that up and splitting international coalitions like NATO. Countries ...

Problem is that the US plays a very important role around the world and is the standard bearer for democracies and freedom. Sure it has it's failings but the world needs its military to keep order.

I would believe the journalist more than Trump.
He really doesnt give a shit about anyone but himself.

I really hope Trump loses but it's going to be close imo.

Sadly Americans are stupid enough to vote him in again.

Yeah it seems like it. He's using nationalism/religion/race divide to win support. His supporters don't care about his performance, corruption, gaffes etc. Essentially, each ...

I really hope Trump loses but it's going to be close imo.

I remember back in the days when some teenagers were obsessed with hidden messages in songs and playing records backwards to hear satanic voices. I can imagine it's a 100 times worse with the internet.

Area 51

I know they're hiding aliens there. On the way there you can refuel at gas ...

I remember back in the days when some teenagers were obsessed with hidden messages in songs and playing records backwards to hear satanic voices. I can imagine it's a 100 times worse with the internet.

It's good read and it explained a lot of comments on social media.

https://t.co/bW9871N4jL

Good read. Points out that conspiracy theorists are nothing new in the US. What has changed is the medium.

Enjoyed reading that - she has a nice writing style.

She has made me revisit my thoughts on the longevity of Qanon, with her example of the seventh day ...

stemoc wrote: Fri Aug 28, 2020 7:00 am no more buttsex

you are welcome.

Doesn't make sense. He should increase his anal sex activity immediately. It's the only way.

Blackmac wrote: Sat Aug 29, 2020 7:38 am Good for her. She can't be any worse than the rest of the SH refs.

It's hard to be worse thsn Egon Seconds.

What's the end game of this conspiratorial, post-truth movement? Where does it end? I see it being like the video game lemmings, where they all end up following each other off a metaphorical cliff.

Tougher regulations meaning new government departments and compliance departments for websites ...

Carter's Choice wrote: Sat Aug 29, 2020 4:11 am What's the end game of this conspiratorial, post-truth movement? Where does it end? I see it being like the video game lemmings, where they all end up following each other off a metaphorical cliff.

Tougher regulations meaning new government departments and compliance departments for websites.

It's dangerous, it's playing to a certain section of the community. Once a rumour takes hold it can have a life of it's own. It's difficult to rein in without both government and websites employing dedicated departments to fight it. I don't see it happening because of the costs.

The cheaper ...

I had a bad stutter when I first came to Australia. Funnily enough only when I spoke English. I was fine in Tongan. Had it for years, seems to be when I'm nervous or if I had to read something. I managed it by replacing words or rephrasing my original thoughts.

Then I enrolled in a public speaking ...

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