thewhyteboar

1 hour ago, marioandsonic said:

In all seriousness, I've been dealing with depression for the last few months or so.  Shit news like this is the last thing I need.

Keep posting here man. We are all glad you're here with us.

Look at this liberal incivility:

2 minutes ago, mclumber1 said:

 

Eh.  The Democrats risk having these "in your face"  confrontations backfire on them come November.  MAGA Chuds will see themselves as the victims and come out in droves to vote for their candidates if you push them.

That's not new. They always have and always will. No one has a bigger martyr complex than an American conservative Christian.  And besides, we know the ceiling of the MAGA-chuds; we see that in Trump's approval rating. The key for Democrats is getting their voters to the polls, an enthusiasm that was lacking in 2016.

Wise words.

Fuck civility. Anyone who chooses to work for Trump is an irredeemable monster.

Jack Pubesack is a conspiracy-theory-mongering dumbass. He's one step above Alex Jones.

22 minutes ago, Kal-El814 said:

lol at anyone compelled to arm themselves for a trip to Ikea because you never know but who cannot be bothered to secure their instrument of death because reasons. All this person's weapons should be confiscated, melted, and forged into a chain that they must wear in public until they die.

Gun owners should be charged as accomplices for any crimes committed with their guns.

3 minutes ago, Jason said:

 

Is the dog strangler the one in the back? The one on the left seems more likely to just eat the dog. 

I don't know which, they all look like a suspect.

4 hours ago, Jason said:

 

They tagged Papa Huckelfuck in the picture.

That dog is the one who needs protection. 

Medicare for All and the abolishment of ICE are winners. More Dems need to run on that.

Trump is too stupid to know what a primary is.

Steve King is an actual Nazi.

12 hours ago, SaysWho? said:

 

There is a Republican congressman who BODYSLAMMED a reporter. Anyone MAGA-chud or centrist fucktard whining about civility can go take a long walk off a short pier.

Just now, SimpleG said:

 

 

The Civil Rights movement was anything but civil

I see refreshing water being spritzed on a hot day. That dog? A sweet therapy dog helping people out. Telling a vile, degenerate liar that she isn't welcome in a place of business is far more uncivil than that.

Just now, SFLUFAN said:

They're lying.

 

They're lying because they know that they're next because of their complicity in creating the situation to begin with.

Yup. Better to lie than admit fault.

This is what needs ti happen to Trump officials.

3 minutes ago, Jason said:

 

America's pundit class either desperately needs to do some studying, or is just blatantly lying. I think I know which it is.

On to Baltimore.

10 hours ago, Nokra said:

I'm reading Landfalls by Naomi J. Williams for the book club I'm part of here, and only have about 20 pages remaining. It's a fictionalized account of the Lapérouse expedition from 1785 to 1788. As the title suggests, the book takes place at their various landfalls along their journey: Chile, Alaska, California, China, Russia, Australia, and finally the Solomon Islands.  The locations are historically accurate but of course the dialog is fictional, but exceptional. One story in the book was particularly moving to me, and actually made me tear up a bit, which hasn't happened with a book in a long time. It's a very fun adventure story which is at times also very heart-wrenching. If anyone is looking for historical fiction, I can't recommend it highly enough; it was a real page turner. 

 

Next I'll probably read Pet Sematary by Stephen King or maybe And Yet by Christopher Hitchens, because both have been in my to-read list for a very long time.  

That sounds fascinating. Added to my wishlist.

I'm reading Iron Gold, the 4th book in the Red Rising series.