>>167685
Fuck off Tankie.

>>167685
Sounds like you went to a pretty good school.

>>167697
Nope lots of vibrancy and these were the most obtuse.
Food assistance claims enable the consumption of shit that will become a future medical assistance claims. I care about seeing fewer fats when I wander fleshworld. More people suffer overeating than its opposite, it is not rivaled.

>>167698
Obtuse?

Grammar check the shit you didn't copy paste from the fox and friends circlejerk please.

>Several ships carrying cargoes of sorghum from the United States to China have changed course since Beijing slapped hefty anti-dumping deposits on U.S. imports of the grain, trade sources and a Reuters analysis of export and shipping data showed.
>Twenty ships carrying over 1.2 million tonnes of U.S. sorghum are on the water, according to export inspections data from the USDA’s Federal Grain Inspection Service. Of the armada, valued at more than $216 million, at least five changed course within hours of China’s announcing tariffs on U.S. sorghum imports on Tuesday, Reuters shipping data showed

lol Trump helping out his base

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-trade-china-sorghum-exclusive/exclusive-u-s-sorghum-armada-u-turns-at-sea-after-china-tariffs-idUSKBN1HR03Z

Americans fought Nazis and Commies to become Fascists and Communists.

Americans hated Obama because Obama loved wars, tyranny, and debt, but Trump does, too.

Insanity.

There story is a month old and was already discussed here. I wish mods would lock threads like this, or OP wouldn't be a lazy fuck, but oh well.

This would do nothing to curtail opioid addiction, but I guess this gives some dumbasses in pennsyltucky a boner. Legally, the death penalty has very narrow application to drug cases. Like, only if someone is murdered in a drug deal, but that's more about the murder than the drugs. Congress would have to vote in any expansion of the death penalty, but that isn't happening, so, we just have more BS coming from the president's mouth, and the media reporting this like it's a done deal.

Americans are whistling down to the concentration camps.

Death seems better than life in prison tbh

If Americans should be allowed to be homosexuals then why can't they own guns?

If Americans should be allowed to read Bibles then why can't they smoke marijuana?

Live and let live.

Freedom is the American way.

ITT: MAN GETS ATTACKED IN A THREAD, NO CHARGES FILED
EVERYONES ASSHOLES ARE BLEEDING
LIFE CONTINUES AS NORMAL

and now for the news at 10:

>Thread reaches critical limit as multiple foes constantly get confused about who they are arguing with in the first place

>>167745
1 or 2 people here believe the line should be somewhere around where if someone broke into your house while you were away and raped your wife, she shouldn't have done anything in defense because she wasn't sure she was gonna be raped, she just thought they were gonna take the TV. To me, this is absurd. And obviously this is an extreme example but it goes to show the nature of a home invasion, the multitude of intentions and the uncertainty and fright that someone would experience while being invaded.

So long as the people have broken into your home, violating your personal safe space, they are invading you and threatening you, your livelihood and your personage. The robbers are the ones that crossed a line, and it is a deadly one when you go into someone's home and they don't know what your intentions are. After that point, your safety is not ensured, and should not be protected by the government.

It may not always be necessary for the homeowner to use deadly force but I believe that in any scenario it is justified for the homeowner to use force. And given the uncertain nature of a home invader's intent, a homeowner should never be faulted for erring on the side of caution.

>>167765

man i wish i could watch her do that naked. Look at the set on her!

>>167766

i agree completely

>>167766
You have really bad reading comprehension, man.

>>167747
Yeah, he may have just torched his own case.
Even then, notice how he turns it into a conspiracy.

"Oh, I believe them now, but they are just tools of the Dems who are out to get me because of my Super Male Vitality coursing through my veins!"

>>167747
Not that shocking.

He fought for custody over his kids and said that he plays an act on the show
https://www.thedailybeast.com/infowars-alex-jones-loses-custody-case-ex-wife-wins-right-to-decide-where-children-live

>>167747
Holy crap those people received death threats? lol a judge is gonna have fun with this case. I wonder if Alex Jones can even find a lawyer crazy enough to take his case at this point. I could imagine Jones would try and settle and spin it to his fans that the victims were scared of facing his accusations in court. Hopefully the families will take him all the way to the jury and ring him.

A trial like this deserves to be broadcast honestly.

>>167759
Alex Jones has a powerful lover in Hollywood.
Charlie Sheen will never let his favorite aids dumpster suffer any consequence.

>>167742
you're forgetting the ears man
those things are like fingerprints, even with cosmetics / surgery

look again at the ears!

>A hereditary dynasty takes its first step toward a representative system

>Maybe this will be good though.

>>167753
Hereditary dynasty? lol it's a single generation

Raul was only ever there to transition from Fidel. Fidel ran the country for almost 50 years. Americans for some reason find it impossible to believe that Cubans really did love Fidel that much and were terrified of a post-castro era. Castro and Che are damn near venerated as saints in Cuba no one's been in a hurry to see change.

Cubans fucking laugh at Americans. They immigrate here because they're guaranteed resettlement money. After a couple years and they run out of govt money, they pack their shit and go back to Cubs where food, housing, healthcare are guaranteed regardless of employment. Why would anyone want to end that set up?

Cuban "dissidents" are a few hundred obese Americans sunbathing on the panhandle that are pissed off Castro seized their ancestors massive exploitive plantations.

>>167756

uhhh yep i agree with all of that. still good for rule of a nation to move outside a single family.

>>167631
That's so fucking racist. The colonials were huge fans of trading indentured slaves captured from the European underclass. Why would you assume he's African-American just because he's American?

>>167663
10/10

NB

Appears Trump is still planning to pull out of Syria in the near future.
https://www.cnn.com/2018/04/17/politics/us-syria-briefing-trump/index.html

https://www.independent.co.uk/voices/syria-chemical-attack-gas-douma-robert-fisk-ghouta-damascus-a8307726.html

No pics no proof
Chemical attacks didn't happen
trolololol

>>167583

You're mostly correct, imo, although your 4-word response doesn't elaborate on your point and, left isolated, seems dismissive - in a purposeful, dickwaggin sort of way.

>>167663

Thats correct, there were many white slaves (albeit, rarely in chains, though still whipped, branded, and executed accordingly up until the mid 1800s) - peeps should look into chapters 2 and 3 of A People's History by Zinn to clarify the origin of segregation and racial animosity as it's largely perceived in the U.S. Heres a high quality video of ch. 2: https://youtu.be/IeiPCuqgNyU

And the text: http://www.historyisaweapon.com/defcon1/zinncolorline.html

SJWs and anti-black idiots gotta understand: race isnt real and america didnt invent slavery... many white children were hanged in the UK for crimes against property (such as theft) and many more lower class white people were forcibly removed from their land as industrial capitalism developed. Street children and many other 'undesirable' whites were essentially deported/forced to flee their homeland.

what we now know to be 'race' developed over quite a long time, within a repressive system so as to segregate by skin color, and consciously creating divided classes by granting certain privileges to whitefolk & obedient blacks

>>167700
Yeah. The Republicans allowed themselves to be coopted by the tea party on a national level, and radical conservative politics became mainstream.

If we're being honest with ourselves though, this all started in 08-09 when conservatives, taking money and agenda talking points from the ultra rich like the Koch brothers, just couldn't handle a black man being president.

>>167704
It's not that the billionaires couldn't handle being president, it's that they knew there was a sizable demographic in the country that could be mobilized to help get politicians favorable to them elected by using the "I want my America back" talking point.

I think it's all best summed up by the whole Glenn Beck scandal where he told these people the sky was falling because the president was a black nazi coming for white people and that the only way to survive to post-apocalypse was to buy gold bullion from him at inflated prices at a time when cash for gold which had ads on the same station was tanking the gold market and wholesale prices were actually falling and to horde it because when society collapses supermarkets will still be functional, but they'll only take shiny metal ingots. I feel like he is often forgotten about in retrospect but he was the face of fox news in the late 00's and had a major hand in the tea party movement as well, although I guess that's just a fancy way of saying "Roger Ales Mouth Piece".

>>167706
Whatever happened to Beck? Last I heard he was hanging on by a thread down in Flori-duh and trying to get people to subscribe to his fake news circlejerks...

>>167719
For as weird as Glenn was, he stood by his crazy ass convictions and denounced Trump during the '16 election on the grounds that as a Christian he couldn't support a vulgar open philanderer.

>>167719
Beck actually started out on CNN. He was the conservative show on HLN and back then he was a somewhat orthodox libertarian mostly shilling for Ron Paul. Fox News at one point made him an offer CNN wouldn't match so he jumped ship and damn near took over Fox in the process. When he moved to Fox was when his Christian fundamentalist side became public and his views started moving away from libertarianism.

After Fox got tired of Beck, Beck went off and created his own television network 'The Blaze', the channel used to be carried by both Direct and Dish. Not sure if it still is but the channel had fairly wide distribution for a while. He's got a tie in website and broadcasts his channel over the internet too. I believe he's still doing that.

The Blaze is how that bitch Tomi Lahren became famous. Ugly little white twig bitch that likes trolling hip hop artists to get attention from black men. She's a rural red state fundamentalist Christian and her boyfriend is some huge black guy. I find it pretty lol. She sued Beck for wrongful termination but Im not sure what came of the lawsuit.

>>167642
I hope they fucking raid Sean Hanniy’s office. That guy’s even scummier than Trump and Bill O’Reilly put together.

>>167646
Which if it was true (its not) just means Cohen was Hannity's grease fixer for free. It doesn't change anything.

>>167653
It means Hannity is a liar, but I think we all knew that already.

What I'm hoping is they find evidence that Hannity paid for Cohen's service under the table or that Cohen did it as a personal favor to Trump.

Either one would be bad for all three of them

>>167651

thats like asking if constipated poop logs, diarrhea juice, or stinky wet farts are worse. honestly hard to choose

>>167662

If the US was free, peaceful, had a booming economy, had a balanced budget, had sound money, had safe streets, had no minimum wage, and taxes imposed by all levels of government took less than 10% of our income in the past, are Americans happier now that the USA is a police state, at war, has a dead economy, is in debt, has a minimum wage, and high taxes?

>>167659

>http://undergroundnotes.com/index.htm

Lol shitwhat the fuck
Are you for real? I haven't seen a site that ugly since 1995
Not to forget the vomit inducing content

Americans may see or hear about the closing stores, rising debt, Obamacare, food stamps, regulations, offshoring, homosexuality, endless US wars, increasing taxes, illegal immigrants, nanny state laws, security cameras, license plate readers, checkpoints, redlight cameras, speed cameras, FBI facial and voice recognition, curfews, gun bans, NSA wiretapping, the end to the right to silence, free speech bans, searches without warrants, private prisons, mandatory minimums, 3 strikes laws, DNA databases, CISPA, SOPA, NDAA, IMBRA, private prison quotas, no knock raids, take down notices, no fly lists, terror watch lists, Constitution free zones, stop and frisk, 3 strikes laws, kill switches, National Security Letters, kill lists, FBAR, FATCA, Operation Chokepoint, TSA groping, civil forfeiture, CIA torture, NDAA indefinite detention, secret FISA courts, FEMA camps, laws requiring passports for domestic travel, IRS laws denying passports for tax debts, gun and ammo stockpiles, laws outlawing protesting, police militarization, and Jade Helm, but they're not connecting the dots that all these seemingly unrelated issues are part of the plot to destroy the USA.

Americans are so brainwashed, divided, distracted, degraded, and demoralized now that they might even think these trends are necessary and proof that the US is improving.

https://edition.cnn.com/2015/04/03/us/alabama-death-row-inmate/index.html

https://www.srnnews.com/jimmy-carter-us-more-like-oligarchy-than-democracy/

https://www.inquisitr.com/4326878/these-nine-states-will-require-passports-for-all-domestic-air-travel-starting-in-2018/

http://dailycaller.com/2017/07/20/sen-rand-paul-slams-asset-forfeiture-as-unconstitutional/

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/sessions-us-continue-privately-run-prisons-213647035--politics.html

https://www.motherjones.com/politics/2016/11/sheriff-clarke-trump-terrorists-guantanamo-bay/

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>>167667

My right to own a gun wasn't culturally enshrined because America was free, peaceful, and had safe streets in the past. Your premise is fictional, you sound like one of those Polish immigrant stereotypes where they wonder if our streets are paved with gold.

>>167473
Yes, I think some physicists proposed that theory.

>>167434
Don't sell the gestapo short mate. Then there's the NKVD/KGB ect. Quite frankly the debate over in Vinland seems a bit behind the curve. I voted for these guys -> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zNbxd30vo0E (and still do). Europe in general has complained about it as early as the millennium shift https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ECHELON

you are making me feel old...

>>167477
Not really sure what your point is. Yeah, the Gestapo existed and pioneered some of this stuff (actually I have a feeling that it might even have been primarily the British, they just never got busted), but the Stasi perfected it and are a lot more recent--only shut down in the 1990 and with a major aftermath into that decade--and are therefore much more relevant to modern German sensibilities.

I'm a Pirate Party member myself, although I have a feeling they're pretty thoroughly infiltrated and controlled in my country since they appear to be utterly retarded, ineffective and irrelevant, and a year or two ago moved their base of operations to a fucking island just to make sure nobody can actually get to their meetings.

>>167507

>Not really sure what your point is.

Yeah, my bad. I was kinda wasted when I wrote that and it shows. Sry.

My point was that the debate really should have been broached when mass-surveillance was being set up as opposed to when it's at an unremarkable point in an established trajectory. The reality is that government spying is as old as man and only very incompetent authoritarians don't make use of it (so you're probably more ok under Trump than Obama ironically).

>I have a feeling they're pretty thoroughly infiltrated and controlled in my country since they appear to be utterly retarded, ineffective and irrelevant,

Yeah, depending on where you live you have different democratic options. I'm lucky; the Swedish pirate party has turned out to both competent and quite influential in both national and EU politics. In a way they are now victims of their own success as others have copied significant parts of their original platform.

>a year or two ago moved their base of operations to a fucking island just to make sure nobody can actually get to their meetings.

lolwut? Have they explained why?

>>167511
I'm sure they gave some explanation. I'm sure it was lame.

Hopefully they're going to roll out the secret robots, seize control and turn it into an ocean fortress. That'd be a pretty piratical thing to do.

>>167401

>BAN SINGLE USE PLASTIC CUPS!

>OMG YOU'RE LITERALLY MUSSOLINI!

>>167277

>This shit fills me with rage and fury so much I am finding it hard to type coherently

Dude, relax.

>Imagine the uproar if there were any other type of religious study group in the white house?

They're allowed to do whatever they want. That's a part of their religious freedom. And this isn't in the white house according to the BBC article you linked to:

>Every Wednesday, some of the world's most powerful people meet in a conference room in Washington DC to learn about God.

Also they are constantly running Jewish events in the White House and nobody ever seems to complain about them.

>Let's keep church and state separate.

Doesn't mean state sponsored nihilism. According to Wikipedia,

>Drollinger is a conservative evangelical Christian who describes his belief that there should indeed be an "institutional" separation of Church and State, but that the Church should still "influence" the State.

Nothing wrong with that.

>Fuck christians and their stone-age thinking.

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>>167519

You do sound kind of like a Christian.

Should we crucify him for this, folks?

>>167519
Go fuck off and die.
Only good christian is a dead christian. Drvgs and Satan, not abstinence and Jesus.

>>167479
It's women's fault. They are the ones doing the consumer whoring.

>>167413

>central Africa is mostly prime farming land

its not though, jungle isn't fertile, if you slash and burn you can get a few years of halfway productivity before the soil turns into sand
this is the prime soil in Africa, and even then irrigation and infrastructure are the big limiting factors

>>167426
nb douple post but I forgot to add, its because there's two congo, if it bugs you call them Congo-Brazzaville and Congo-Kinshasa

>>167437
Did not know Angola has an enclave. You learn something new everyday. Nb

>>167456
Technically, it's an exclave.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enclave_and_exclave

>>167494
*semi-exclave
Oi how embarassing
nb