*Prompter Thread* (NO personal attacks, NO trolling)

[BTBaboon]

Senate Judiciary Committee is taking up a bi-partisan bill to protect the Special Counsel

https://www.wsj.com/articles/senate-...d=breakingnews

[zajDmB1]

Originally Posted by BTBaboon

And what are people doing with that $50?

https://www.cnbc.com/2018/04/11/amer...alth-care.html

Only beta cucks need to pay for healthcare. I do my own surgery.

[Route_2]

Asked in the presser "Is the US prepared for direct military action against Russia?" SHS replies "All options are on the table."

Fun times we live in.

[Climb2safety]

Originally Posted by BTBaboon

And what are people doing with that $50?

https://www.cnbc.com/2018/04/11/amer...alth-care.html

I’m using my $50 to buy more expensive Chinese goods.

[Climb2safety]

Originally Posted by Route_2

Asked in the presser "Is the US prepared for direct military action against Russia?" SHS replies "All options are on the table."

Fun times we live in.

Absolutely idiotic

[Climb2safety]

Russia saying it does not respond to twitter diplomacy and believes matters as grave as this deserve direct conversation.

Unbelievable how Trump let’s them appear to be the adults in the room.

And he tweeted all that garbage without consulting one ally.

People really still think he bomb Syria?

[NextMovement41]

Originally Posted by Climb2safety

Russia saying it does not respond to twitter diplomacy and believes matters as grave as this deserve direct conversation.

Unbelievable how Trump let’s them appear to be the adults in the room.

And he tweeted all that garbage without consulting one ally.

People really still think he bomb Syria?

It's almost as if he's really dumb

[Climb2safety]

And by “allies” I mean all the people trump has been giving the finger to since he got in office, much to the approval of his base and the Republican Party.

[Route_2]

Originally Posted by Climb2safety

Russia saying it does not respond to twitter diplomacy and believes matters as grave as this deserve direct conversation.

Unbelievable how Trump let’s them appear to be the adults in the room.

And he tweeted all that garbage without consulting one ally.

People really still think he bomb Syria?

I think he genuinely doesn't want to get involved in Syria, but his ego requires him to play a tough guy, hence the twitter threats.

When push comes to shove, he will not step to Putin.

[Climb2safety]

Originally Posted by Route_2

I think he genuinely doesn't want to get involved in Syria, but his ego requires him to play a tough guy, hence the twitter threats.

When push comes to shove, he will not step to Putin.

His military advisers have to be telling him this won’t end well.

He could literally get one of our dystroyers blown up. Then what?

[mdel21]

I don't know how anyone could defend this guy at this point. What a fucktard.

[zajDmB1]

Someone send up the blaise signal!

[mthawk07]

You know I've actually seen some MAGAers say how stupid the tweet about Syria/Russia was today. Gotta give them credit, they draw their line at informal declarations of war over social media.

[ShotgunDMB]

https://nypost.com/2018/04/10/trump-...elfare-reform/

Shotty approved move. Sad Trump is such a cartoon character cuz his administration quite conservative on a whole lot of stuff

[DMBstandUP1984]

Originally Posted by mthawk07

You know I've actually seen some MAGAers say how stupid the tweet about Syria/Russia was today. Gotta give them credit, they draw their line at informal declarations of war over social media.

Don’t most of them believe these gas attacks are false flags?

[Route_2]

Originally Posted by ShotgunDMB

https://nypost.com/2018/04/10/trump-...elfare-reform/

Shotty approved move. Sad Trump is such a cartoon character cuz his administration quite conservative on a whole lot of stuff

If only these changes would apply to corporate welfare as well.

[Climb2safety]

Originally Posted by mthawk07

You know I've actually seen some MAGAers say how stupid the tweet about Syria/Russia was today. Gotta give them credit, they draw their line at informal declarations of war over social media.

I mean, and no personal disrespect to anyone, but fuck them.

They are reckless with their support of this moron and if he fucks shit up and gets a bunch of service men and women, or us all killed, it’s partly on them.

Oh, you thought it was all fun and games and USA and red hats did you? Guess what, shit gets real quick.

[mthawk07]

Originally Posted by DMBstandUP1984

Don’t most of them believe these gas attacks are false flags?

I'm sure plenty of them do.

Originally Posted by Climb2safety

I mean, and no personal disrespect to anyone, but fuck them.

They are reckless with their support of this moron and if he fucks shit up and gets a bunch of service men and women, or us all killed, it’s partly on them.

Oh, you thought it was all fun and games and USA and red hats did you? Guess what, shit gets real quick.

Tongue was planted firmly in cheek with my post.

[cazzie34]

Originally Posted by ShotgunDMB

https://nypost.com/2018/04/10/trump-...elfare-reform/

Shotty approved move. Sad Trump is such a cartoon character cuz his administration quite conservative on a whole lot of stuff

"We rarely make similar demands of other recipients of government aid. We don't drug-test farmers who receive agriculture subsidies (lest they think about plowing while high!). We don't require Pell Grant recipients to prove that they're pursuing a degree that will get them a real job one day (sorry, no poetry!). We don't require wealthy families who cash in on the home mortgage interest deduction to prove that they don't use their homes as brothels (because surely someone out there does this). The strings that we attach to government aid are attached uniquely for the poor."

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/...=.7cf0028a1ab1

[Route_2]

Shotty the poorist. Who woulda thunk it?

[ShotgunDMB]

Corporate welfare is bad too. It’s possible to be against both.

[cazzie34]

Only one seems to get traction though....

[zajDmB1]

Just bus all the poor people to Rajneesh, seems like it's great there!

- zajDmB1, who's still only on episode 3

[Climb2safety]

Originally Posted by mthawk07

I'm sure plenty of them do.


Tongue was planted firmly in cheek with my post.

Sounds like we agree then. My post wasn’t specifically directed at you, just carrying on the thought and venting.

[jcc522]

US should not be in any war unless it is self defense.

A lot of the military should be cut.

[smudge1]

Originally Posted by zajDmB1

Just bus all the poor people to Rajneesh, seems like it's great there!

- zajDmB1, who's still only on episode 3

After episode 4...I was like...what the fuck?
I need to move there.

[mthawk07]

Originally Posted by jcc522

US should not be in any war unless it is self defense.

A lot of the military should be cut.

Goddammit, JK and I agree on something.

[ExistenceNow]

Originally Posted by Route_2

From a GOP Congressmen who wishes to remain unnamed from a conversation with conservative pundit Erick Erickson:



https://www.themaven.net/theresurgen...mpression=true

Fucking outstanding.

[zajDmB1]

Here you go, Jamie, re: taxi medallions

http://www.nydailynews.com/new-york/...icle-1.3926950

[MDPrompter]

Part of Zuck testimony below...

Critics have called out tech companies for not doing enough to crack down on illicit drug sales on their platforms....

But sellers are still finding ways of posting about drug sales on platforms like Facebook and Instagram, which critics have accused of being reactive, largely waiting for activists, or the press, to surface issues and help police their platforms.

.....

Responding to McKinley, Zuckerberg circled the issue by talking about how the company needs to build more artificial intelligence tools. For now, he said, the company largely relies on its security and content reviewers to take down posts that are flagged by users. He has said that it will have 20,000 people in those roles by the end of the year.


"What we need to do is build more A.I. tools that can proactively find that content," Zuckerberg said.

McKinley held Zuckberg's feet to the fire: "You know that they're up there, where's your accountability?"


I realize he couldn't say this, but would have been nice to say "Congressman, YOU regulate big pharma. YOU have the power to end/change the war on drugs. YOU have the power to treat addiction as a disease instead of a crime. Where is YOUR accountability?"