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Started by bella! [Ignore] 13,Aug,23 07:15  other posts
This thread is for questionable content. WHY? Just because! I am someone who enjoys the Hodge Twins. YEP, the Hodge Twins. They probably make the hairs on the back of a WOKE person stand straight up! Anyway.....

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By phart [Ignore] 18,May,26 20:18 other posts 
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By Ananas2xLekker [Ignore] 19,May,26 03:46 other posts 
You couldn't find anything more recent? This is supposed to be your main villain.

Was Soros responsible?
Most economists and historians would say:
- No, he did not single-handedly cause the collapse.
- The pound was already under severe pressure because of underlying economic conditions and government policy mistakes.
- Soros became the symbolic face of the event because his bet was so large and successful.

The government that was primarily responsible for weakening the the pound was the one under Prime Minister John Major, along with earlier decisions made under Margaret Thatcher, both from the Conservative Party.

$1 billion is peanuts. Several investors made enormous fortunes betting against the U.S. housing market, before the 2008 crash.
- John Paulson probably made the most money personally. His hedge fund reportedly earned around $15–20 billion in 2007 alone by shorting subprime mortgage securities. Paulson himself reportedly earned roughly $4 billion that year, one of the largest payouts in hedge-fund history.
- Michael Burry, famous from The Big Short, identified weaknesses in subprime mortgages early and used credit default swaps to bet against mortgage bonds. His fund made about 700% for investors.

John Paulson and Michael Burry did not cause the housing bubble or the subprime lending explosion. They saw it being fueled by greedy bankers, reckless lending, and investors chasing profits, while the George W. Bush administration ignored mounting warnings.
They bet against the system holding together and made fortunes when politicians and financial institutions failed to stop the collapse, much like George Soros profited from Britain’s flawed currency policy in 1992.

These people are investors, not politicians. They are leeches on the system,
but they are not making the decisions and then profiting from them personally,
like Trump and his cronies have been doing.

More Than a Dozen U.S. Officials Sold Stocks Before Trump’s Tariffs Sent the Market Plunging
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Breaking Down the 'Insider Trading' Accusations Leveled at Trump After Tariffs U-Turn
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Mysterious trading patterns follow Trump into war
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Inside the Trump family’s global crypto cash machine.
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Trump meme coin’s creators have already made $320 million in fees as clock ticks toward presidential dinner with top holders
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Trump meme coins raise money. They also buy access.
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Lobbyists Stand To Make Millions From 'Pardon-Shopping Industry' Driven By Trump
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By phart [Ignore] 23,May,26 22:08 other posts 
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By Ananas2xLekker [Ignore] 24,May,26 08:09 other posts 
And other billionaires are supporting anti-woke bills.
How about making laws that cut money out of politics?
Let the actual voter decide what kind of bills they want?
As long as your politicians block that, don't cry when one or a few billionaires
use their money and influence for things you do not like.

The two bills being discussed are:

"Fair and Timely Parole bill"
This would change parole review standards so the parole board gives more weight to a person’s rehabilitation/current risk, rather than focusing heavily on the original crime. Critics say it could make release easier for serious offenders; supporters say it makes parole decisions fairer and based on current public-safety risk.

"Elder Parole bill"
This would allow many incarcerated people above a certain age (commonly framed as 55+) who have served a minimum number of years to become eligible for a parole hearing. It does not automatically free people; it creates eligibility for review. Supporters argue older prisoners have lower recidivism and this addresses lengthy incarceration; opponents argue it could apply to violent offenders.

Calling it "woke" is designed to make people stop thinking.
If they want to push a billionaire donor, they would call it "common sense".
It's all to stop you from thinking and just copy/paste their propaganda.
I fact checked and thought about every link that I posted.

When my headline contains words like "Insider Trading", that's because it literally
and legally is. Why do you think that Trump is pushing laws that make him and his family immune to prosecution for ever?
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By phart [Ignore] 24,May,26 10:46 other posts 
well when some of these murderers are turned loose, we will just send them to your neighborhood since they are so rehabbed .
do you want a murderer next door?


By Lookatmine2 [Ignore] 12,May,26 02:15 other posts 
The Walk Away Campaign:

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By Ananas2xLekker [Ignore] 13,May,26 07:42 other posts 
Sure, walk away. That's what Republican politicians are doing too, they are walking away from their town halls, because they are booed, shouted at and bombarded with questions by their own constituents. GOP leadership, including Mike Johnson, encouraged members to avoid in-person town halls.
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Democrats and progressive groups have been aggressively holding town halls in districts where Republicans stopped holding in-person events. In Colorado, for example, Democrats reportedly held 11 in-person town halls in the first months of 2025 while Republicans shifted toward tele-town halls.
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Meanwhile, Democrats are holding record breaking rallies everywhere.
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Anti-Trump protest movements in 2025 have been very large nationally. The “Hands Off!” protests reportedly involved demonstrations in more than 1,400 locations nationwide, with organizers claiming millions of participants.
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It doesn't look like voters agree with you. Democrats have won special elections and are over-performing and winning in red areas like Arizona and Texas, while Republicans are only winning safe districts. You are losing ground, while there are progressive Democratic candidates surging in polls. There is a whole list of progressives, with huge following and surging in polls or having a good chance to even beat Republicans in red areas: Adelita Grijalva, Analilia Mejia, Cori Bush, Donavan McKinney, Graham Platner, James Talarico, Justin J. Pearson, Mai Vang, Nida Allam, Summer Lee and even a fucking billionaire who is winning on a progressive agenda; Tom Steyer. They are winning over lots of Republicans and former Trump voters. Find me anyone on your side who people are actually excited about and who is winning over the other side.

A muslim socialist major, Zohran Mamdani, is climbing steadily in his approval ratings while Trump keeps dropping

Progressives have large grassroots followings, while Republicans have support from billionaire donors and corrupt dark money. Besides Trump, there are hardly any Republicans who get working class people actually excited. People are not even showing up for Trump himself anymore. He's falling apart, on borrowed time, you all know it, and you have no one to replace him. You have Little Marco as the main candidate now.
You know that, which is why you need to project your side's failings on the Democrats.
By Lookatmine2 [Ignore] 14,May,26 02:01 other posts 
Did I touch a nerve? How is it you have the time to spend hours looking up biased political nonsense and then posting it on a site that features photographs of people with strings tied around their balls? Don’t you have a job?

My guess is, no, you do not have a job. You’re one of those Euro-trash welfare leeches who maintains a sense of undeserved self-righteous smugness because of all the state-funded leisure time you receive which you believe belongs to you merely because you exist.

You have more time than sense, and most certainly, no purpose in life.
By Ananas2xLekker [Ignore] 18,May,26 10:57 other posts 
When I know it's true, from thousands of miles away, you know it's true too.
I didn't start the politics talk here, people were already doing it long before I got here looking for people talking about sex. The number of conservatives on this website surprised me. Openly and politically, you guys profess sexual repression and you spit
on the gays and the trans, but privately you're "on a site that features photographs of people with strings tied around their balls".

In the Netherlands we work to live, in the USA you live to work. That's why I have spare time to follow what is happening in the world and take the debate to the likes of you.
If you need to believe that I don't have a job, to be happy, believe whatever you want about me, because that's harmless. However, if you want to believe that Europe sucks because we are all on welfare, then you're not just wrong, but you're actively believing propaganda paid for by the oligarchs to exploit the working class, making your country worse. My state indeed funds the needs of the people more. Your state gives all your tax-dollars to people who already have billions. What do you get back for it? Your country is deep in dept, your people are poor and they are working like slaves. Why do you think that is something to be proud of?

My purpose is making the world better, by trying to convince people to stop destroying it. You are cucked by the oligarchs who care about short term profit so much, that they accept that they are destroying the world. Their greed is incurable.
Being a Renfield to the Draculas who are bleeding us dry is definitely a purpose in life, but unlike you, I can look myself in the mirror. What are you telling yourself, to make yourself believe that you are fulfilling your responsibility as a member of humanity?
By phart [Ignore] 18,May,26 11:06 other posts 
i read some last week about the work ethic over there, stores closing for weeks so the owner can go on vacation, leaving customers without and so on. Laziness is rewarded over there for some reason. We work to live as well. it is just we want More than the bare essentials. we want comfortable ,powerful trucks, nice homes, and other things we can use to allow us to enjoy life more. some countries over there just have laws allowing people to just walk thru your yard uninhibited like that is a thing? Europe may have some plus's but the minus's really add up to a place I am SO glad my ancestors got on a boat and left behind centurys ago
By Ananas2xLekker [Ignore] 18,May,26 11:10 other posts 
Nonsense propaganda. What you have isn't 'work ethic', it's exploitation.
Our average quality of life is much higher than yours.
You are now at the level of one of our poorest countries, on healthcare access, vacation time, public transit, maternal mortality, violent crime/homicide, life expectancy, work-life balance, job security, childcare affordability, education affordability. What is true is that you have bigger cars and bigger houses, on average. That's because one of the only things that your government subsidizes is cheap fuel for your cars. That's why gas-guzzling trucks are affordable in your country. Many Americans also have bigger houses. That's because the US overall is 20 times less populated than my country. My country is mostly one big city. Don't forget that Americans in cities like New York City or San Francisco, live in apartments that can be extremely small and very expensive too.
Also, many Americans live above their means; they are more likely to have larger living spaces, cars, air conditioning, more consumer goods, but even if they have a higher gross income, they are also more likely to have medical debt, unstable housing, little savings, high commuting costs, weak social protections, expensive childcare/education and bankruptcy risk. Credit card debt is common in the US,
in my country it's much less common.

We have different values; Dutch people value 'living', Americans value 'having'.

I don't know what you're on about with the law about your yard. Does that ever happen or is it something you have a phobia about? Most of us have a public front yard and a private back yard. It's very much uncommon that someone comes into the private back yard uninvited. If you don't like people coming up to your public front yard to sell you stuff or proselytize, then you put a sticker on your door that you don't like that, which is respected fully. We don't need laws for things that are not a problem.
My girlfriend wanted one of those stickers, and I allowed it. I think it's a bit of a shame, because I actually enjoyed engaging in a discussion with a Jehovah's Witness.
By phart [Ignore] 18,May,26 14:01 other posts 
It's the right to roam laws i am speaking of.
in other words,property owners have no real right to privacy on their own land.

The Freedom to Roam (Everyman's Right)Several Northern and Central European countries grant the general public the legal right to access, walk, and even camp on private, uncultivated land.Nordic Countries: In countries like Sweden, Norway, and Finland, you can freely hike and forage on private lands as long as you respect the privacy of homeowners (maintaining a safe distance from dwellings) and leave no trace.Scotland: Under the Land Reform (Scotland) Act 2003, the public has statutory access rights to most land and inland water for recreational, educational, and some commercial purposes.Other Countries: Similar, albeit slightly modified, access laws exist in Austria, Switzerland, and the Czech Republic

Camp, forage? On private land? as in I wake up 1 morning and find some idiots camped out in my backyard? that I pay taxes on?? eh Nope.

You don't have comfortable homes and cars because your government over regulates everything keeping you in squaller and has successfully made you think it is great to ride around in a car that would get smooshed by a simple truck hauling cattle. Or living in a house the size of a friggen phone booth. or free health care meaning you get plenty of dope to make you FEEL good. Our system is flawed but at least if you work and try, you have a fair chance at a good living.
By Ananas2xLekker [Ignore] 18,May,26 15:13 other posts 
"the right to roam laws"? Never heard of them. I asked ChatGPT, and it seems we don't have that. Wild camping is generally illegal without permission. If there is someone on your property, you can ask them to leave, and if they don't the police comes to take them away.

Our homes are very comfortable. They are generally built from higher quality materials and with higher quality norms. They are built to last, while American homes are built to be cheap.

In a crash, you have a higher chance of surviving in an European or Japanese car, than an American car. Your cars are heavy, but they are poorly designed for safety.
We DON'T have free healthcare, we have health INSURANCE. It's just better and cheaper, because it's regulated better. Your health insurance is just a scam, designed for profit.

"if you work and try, you have a fair chance at a good living"
There is a ratings for that, which is called the Social Mobility Index.
It measures how much people can improve their economic position through work, education, and opportunity.
The US is ranked #28, after Lithuania, the Netherlands #6.
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By Lookatmine2 [Ignore] 21,May,26 22:45 other posts 
You don’t go out much, do you? Freedom to roam is primarily Nordic. You sabot wearers wouldn’t know that, which is to be expected, as you tend to be preoccupied mainly with a lot of navel gazing there in the low lands, due to your American subsidized standard of living.
By Ananas2xLekker [Ignore] 22,May,26 06:37 other posts 
I'm 'out' most weekends, which is why you won't see many comments from me appear during the weekends. I'm too busy then. I'm mostly writing comments during working hours and the time between working and dinner.
I've traveled all over Europe, including Denmark. The other Nordic countries are indeed still on my to-do-list.

Maybe your side of politics is preoccupied with laws about being allowed to walk onto property, but it's not an issue for me. If I am moving around and see a sign 'private property' or something, I just turn around. I have no desire for a law that keeps people of my property, because I never had a problem with people on my property. Why would you be?
Or is this just your fantasy of shooting people speaking, that makes you wanting for a law that allows it, if someone makes the mistake on walking onto your property?

Your country is subsidizing no one and nothing, without a selfish reason for profit or control. Your bloated military budget is NOT intended to protect me, but purely for your own interests of dominating the world. If the Nazis hadn't threatened your power, the US would have never stopped them from taking over all of Europe. Your leaders just understood that there was no limit to the ambition of the Nazi, perceived them as a competing for world domination and only then chose to stop them, before they were too powerful and came for your ass. The only difference between your selfishness then and your selfishness now is that it's now completely short-sighted, because absolute idiots took control. Classic Republicans and even Democrats are just as selfish, but they have a longer term strategy, because they can think ahead more. They understand that having allies and trading partners only strengthens their own self-interests.
By phart [Ignore] 22,May,26 13:04 other posts 
A quick google search might put some dings and scratches on your 3rd paragraph,

"The United States sends an estimated $15 to $50 billion annually to Europe, depending largely on fluctuating supplemental defense and humanitarian packages. The vast majority of this capital is driven by security assistance and reconstruction efforts in Eastern Europe."

"Trade: While not "sent" as government funds, US commercial transactions are the largest monetary flow. The US and Europe trade over ($1) trillion in goods and services annually, creating massive capital movement through foreign direct investment and market revenues. You can explore official bilateral trade summaries provided by the Office of the United States Trade Representative""

So where else would you folks get those funds if we didn't do a trillion dollars in trade with europe? sounds like you depend on the US quite a bit?
By Ananas2xLekker [Ignore] 23,May,26 05:11 other posts 
You can find anything on the internet, but this is what ChatGPT said:
That statement is mostly misleading unless it specifically means U.S. aid related to Ukraine/Eastern Europe.
U.S. foreign assistance to European countries (including Ukraine) has varied a lot, especially since Russia’s 2022 invasion. Ukraine became by far the largest European recipient. In FY2023 alone, Ukraine got about $16.6B in U.S. aid disbursements.
In some years, if you include Ukraine-related military/economic/humanitarian appropriations, total U.S. spending connected to Europe can rise much higher. For example, Ukraine-related appropriations were tens of billions, but not all of that money was physically “sent to Europe” — much was spent in the U.S. on weapons production, replenishing stockpiles, logistics, etc.
No major new Ukraine aid legislation was approved after Trump returned in Jan. 2025, according to CFR’s tracking of U.S. appropriations. Much of what continued was aid already authorized earlier.

Why is trade only making the EU depend on the US? There is a whole lot of goods and services coming from the EU, that you depend on. If the EU stopped buying American products and services, you would not be able to refinance
your Gross debt of about 122–125% of GDP.
Trump has increased the deficit to about 6%. The EU has a rule enforcing all Euro countries to keep their deficit below 3%. The Euro area (eurozone) had
a deficit of 2.9% of GDP in 2025. None of that is because of the US, in fact,
the US made that more difficult.

You want to live in a fact free world. If Trump says inflation is 0%, you will believe it, even if you had to sell stuff to pay for groceries and gas.
By Lookatmine2 [Ignore] 21,May,26 22:36 other posts 
Hah! That’s rich! As if your economy was solely responsible for your entitlement and privilege! The very idea! You people haven’t had to work hard for anything since 1946!

The MAIN reason you smug indulged Euros have an alleged higher standard of living (if living in a gilded cage can be considered “higher,” that is), is because the United States has subsidized your indulgent lifestyle with FOREIGN AID for decades. WE paid for your soft living with our tax dollars! You are SPONSORED! The entire continent is on American-style welfare!

Without the U.S., and its money, you’d still be riding bicycles without tires on the rims, just like you did when you let the German boot come down on your collective throat a few decades ago.

You’d sell out your neighbors just for a little comfort! You’ve done it before and you’ll do it again, if it came to that! You’d roll over and expose your bellies at the drop of a hat! You have no moral standing to be as smug as you present yourself, and yet, here you are, doing just that!

I also love that your precious EU is now showing some signs of panic as U.S. military personnel are now being withdrawn from western Europa and headed for Poland! At least the Poles still appreciate what the U.S. is capable of doing.
By phart [Ignore] 21,May,26 22:58 other posts 
yea, the eu isn't wanting to help rid the earth of terrorist sponsers and Trump is saying ,ok well, we will just pull out since you aren't helping us. great idea, next time another Hitler comes along, maybe we need to sit back and wait till he beats it down, drains his resources then take it from the dictator and call the whole place ours!
By Lookatmine2 [Ignore] 21,May,26 23:04 other posts 
I wholeheartedly concur! The entitlement shown by western Europe proves just how spoiled that collective society has become. Without the U.S., they would likely be speaking Russian in The Hague right now!
By Ananas2xLekker [Ignore] 22,May,26 11:14 other posts 
We only had a conflict with Russia, because we picked your side after the war.
At no point in time after WWII was the military force of Russia stronger, larger
or better funded than the combined military force of Europe.

Around 2000, the EU states collectively had several times Russia’s defense spending, overwhelmingly superior naval and air power in aggregate. They would have had no chance against us, if they had attacked. Even at the minimum, around 2004, we still spent €110–130 billion per year, while Russia was spending $19–21 billion. That's because the combined GDP of the EU was about ~20 times larger than Russia’s in 2004. They are a huge empty country with a loud mouth, and citizens who are indoctrinated or forced to get blown up for their dictator.
Even Ukraine is now killing them in a 5 to 1 ratio, with NO HELP FROM YOU.
By CAT52! [Ignore] 23,May,26 13:31 other posts 
I just don’t understand you, lookatmine2. In particular I don’t understand how you, who comes across as an educated person, can spout views that are so far out of wack.
The above post is so wrong on so many levels. Entitlement? We are the entitled ones. One thing that comes across to me is that everyone places so much importance on frontiers. Europe, like the U.S., is one big entity and the people are pretty much basic on their mores and views. They are no more spoiled than we are.
And, for you, Phart. Europe fights terrorism as much as other societies. Just remember that there are big buffers, the oceans, that keep much of the unwelcomed out. They don’t have that protection. Their national security forces are top notch and dedicated.
By phart [Ignore] 23,May,26 15:00 other posts 
Just because you disagree with a educated person does not mean they are wrong.
Europe has been a cyst on Americas ass since the beginning. It took a horrible war back in the 1770's just to break free of the control freaks.
By CAT52! [Ignore] 23,May,26 15:09 other posts 
Why do you always go back several centuries to get your point across? Stay in the last 80 yrs.
By phart [Ignore] 23,May,26 16:57 other posts 
Cat, even a house has a foundation that is laid first. The structural strength of that house is very dependent on that that foundation to remain steady and strong or the house falls down, don't ask how I am learning this the hard way right now on something, but the point being our country began in the 1770's when we declared our independence from england. you do remember that was 250 years ago this year by the way.
Any how,if we don't learn from the past, and pass it along, future generations will repeat it, more anguish,
Besides, Your side goes back to the 1860's just about every day griping about slavery and so forth, Why can't YOUR side just think of the last 80 years?????

You bring up alot of reasons why it justifyed for you to go back that far, so why can't you understand why I go back a bit further?
Besides, had we not been independent of england in the 1860's the civil war would never have happened and you could probably pick up the phone book and dig thru the yellow pages and find a local dealer for a few young men to work your fields because Slavery was started in Europe. it all ties together in a very tangled web
Next time another Hitler comes along, would be in YOUR FUCKING COUNTRY.

And your political side would worship him and erect golden statues of him.
Yes, dumb-ass, the Netherlands has a very strong economy. We have companies that have high impact in the world, like ASML, NXP, Besi, Boskalis, SBM Offshore, Damen Shipyards Group, Ayden, ING, Prosus, Unilever, Heineken, Ahold Delhaize, and Shell and Airbus together with other countries. For such a small country, we have a big impact on the world. We basically invented the stock market and were the biggest traders in the world for a few hundred years. We created New York, before the Brits stole it. We have world-renowned universities and we in solidly in the top 3 of biggest foreign investors in the US. We have the second largest harbor in the world, only because Shanghai surpassed it. Still, the Netherlands is a world leader in the planning and management of logistics flows.

Working hard is for stupid people, we work smart. Western Europe has a high living standard because of EFFICIENCY, resulting in a high productivity. We invested our own damn money in the advancement and infrastructure that we have.

The US doesn't give a cent to Europe or European countries. After WWII you sent us Marshall aid, of about $ 13 billion, but that stopped 70 years ago and we paid back 100% of the loan. In 1971, the Netherlands even made an early repayment on the remaining Marshall Plan debts, to support the US dollar during a currency crisis. You are confused by 75 years.

Your contributions to NATO are purely self-serving and intended for world domination. You have military basis in around 80 countries, not to protect them, but to make sure that those countries do your bidding. You start the wars on the other side of the world and then we come to help clean up your mess. Then the first time we face violence directly on our border, from your former worst enemy, which was our enemy too because we picked your side, you are nowhere to be found.

Poland is obviously nervous with Russia at its border. They were a very much a pro-American country, but enthusiasm toward the United States has cooled recently, and opinions are now more mixed than they used to be.
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Calling me 'smug' is projection of the highest order, damn ignorant yankee.
You have no idea what is happening in your own damn(ed) country, let alone what is going on outside your borders. Anything you think you know are carefully designed lies from your corrupt media, to make you serve the destruction of your own democracy and then your own oppression by the Epstein class.


By Lookatmine2 [Ignore] 21,May,26 21:59 other posts 
Know the difference!

there /ᴛʜâr/

adverb

1. At or in that place.
"sit over there."
2. To, into, or toward that place.
"wouldn't go there again."
3. At that stage, moment, or point.
"Stop there before you make any more mistakes."

(The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition)

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their /ᴛʜâr/

adjective

1. Used as a modifier before a noun.
"their accomplishments; their home town."
2. His, her, or its.

preposition

1. The possessive case of the personal pronoun they.
"their houses; their country"

(The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition)

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they’re (contraction)

t͟hər, ˈt͟her

: they are

NOTE: Do not confuse they're with their or there. Their has to do with what belongs to or is associated with them ("their new car"), while there has meanings that mostly relate to a literal or abstract location ("moving away from there," "there it is," "a friend who's there for you”).

(Merriam-Webster Dictionary)
By phart [Ignore] 21,May,26 23:02 other posts 
So they will go there in their new car and they're going to stay there until their welcome is worn out and they will leave there and they won't know where their butts will be but they're going away from there.

sheesh, all these theirs theres!
When To Use 'Then' and 'Than':

Than is used in comparisons as in "she is younger than I am" and "he is taller than me". Then is used to talk about time as in "back then, I lived in Idaho," or "we'll have to wait
until then."

When to Use Than:
Use than when you are comparing two people, things, or ideas. It is usually paired with words like more, less, better, or worse.

Example: She runs faster than me.
Example: I would rather have pizza than pasta.

When to Use Then:
Use then when talking about time, a sequence of events (like "next" or "after that"),
or as a result.

Example: We ate dinner and then we watched a movie.
Example: If you finish your chores, then you can go play.
Example: Back then, we didn't have smartphones


By Lookatmine2 [Ignore] 20,May,26 04:06 other posts 
I wish people would learn how to SPELL!
By phart [Ignore] 20,May,26 08:40 other posts 
auto correct try's but it fucks up words nowadays so you can't trust it.
By Cody8789 [Ignore] 20,May,26 08:52 other posts 
Hoo nedes awtocourect, wer al intgelent peephole hear
By phart [Ignore] 20,May,26 10:56 other posts 

Eye c hukt on hickbonics wurkt fur u!
By Cody8789 [Ignore] 20,May,26 14:01 other posts 
By CAT52! [Ignore] 21,May,26 11:08 other posts 
Auto-correct is for people who can’t remember how to spell a word and still get it wrong.
By Lookatmine2 [Ignore] 21,May,26 02:56 other posts 
Auto correct is the DEVIL!
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By phart [Ignore] 12,May,26 11:33 other posts 
People were talking shit awhile back about the US and Trump working to aquire Greenland being stupid.
Uh let me show you stupid.
A country without roads connecting it's towns together for safety and security.
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By Ananas2xLekker [Ignore] 12,May,26 11:58 other posts 
Greenland is a quarter of the size of the US, but there's only 56,700 people living there. Who will pay for those thousands of miles of roads? They hunt seals for a living!!!
If they didn't get any subsidies from Denmark, they would freeze and starve to death.
Can you not understand ANYTHING?

Yes, Trump is a stupid asshole for talking about taking Greenland.
Even though they don't have money for thousands of miles of roads
that 2 people per month would use, it's STILL THEIR FUCKING COUNTRY!!

There are 330 MILLION Americans, but you cannot even build a decent train network. When too many trains derail, poisoning villages, you just reduce the speed to 5 mph.
Europe or China should acquire the US, because you obviously cannot decently manage it yourself. Your infrastructure is at the level of third world countries.
By phart [Ignore] 12,May,26 14:26 other posts 
We have a interstate hwy system,we don't need a train track. you can go city to city on a train but you have to further depend on others to get anywhere once you get there. To much dependance on other people for travel with trains.
By Ananas2xLekker [Ignore] 13,May,26 08:18 other posts 
All of Europe has an interstate highway system. We have alternatives.
You have almost nothing but your highways. That's why traffic is murder,
even on 12-lane highways.

You want to compare yourself with a country that has the lowest population density
in the world, with approximately 0.07 people per square mile.

A simple rural 2-lane road costs about $2M–$3M per mile. Who pays for that?
Who is keeping the roads free of snow, in a country where it snows more than
100 days per year?

Large parts of Alaska are not connected by roads at all either.
Alaska has about 1.1 people per square mile, about 16× denser than Greenland.
By phart [Ignore] 13,May,26 09:23 other posts 
ananas, a large city about 30 miles from me built a long electric train track starting about 25 years ago, a big circle around the city so folks could supposedly get to ball games and such. i think the past 12 months 3 people have died on that train and most don't even pay ,they just hop on and ride, and the sad part is it has cut so many roads. Homes burn half a mile from the fire department that has to travel 12 miles to get back to within site of it's self. so many draw backs to it it is sickning. and 1 day,while waiting for my dad in the parking lot of a hospital, i watched that damn train come by 3 times over a hour, and twice blocked a ambulance with the red lights on. seconds count when you are on the way to the hospital.
By Ananas2xLekker [Ignore] 18,May,26 12:32 other posts 
What's your argument? The US is incapable of creating something that works well
in every other developed country?
Most of our trains cross roads through a tunnel or a bridge.

I'm very much a car person, but sometimes we go to the center of Rotterdam or The Hague. It's just quicker and cheaper to take public transport then. Sometimes I park my car near the station or we hop on the bus or tram to the station. Then we get out
in the center or take a subway (Rotterdam) or a tram (The Hague). It beats stopping
at 100 traffic lights and then paying $4/hour for parking.


By phart [Ignore] 30,Apr,26 02:22 other posts 
Well the title on the link is a typo but it is still nice to finally see many people will be vindicated now that it has come out that the truth was being hidden from us about the wuhan virus.
only registered users can see external links
By Ananas2xLekker [Ignore] 01,May,26 04:57 other posts 
What truth?
Fauci did his best to protect the US against 'the wuhan virus', which was his JOB.
If there was a conspiracy, it was Trump and right-wing media causing over a million
dead Americans. It was clear that they understood the danger to American citizens,
but they ignored and denied it, for political reasons.

Trump himself has admitted doing that, and there is documented evidence of close interaction and broadly aligned messaging between the Trump administration and parts of right-leaning media during COVID-19, to deny the broad scientific consensus, resulting in harm to the American citizens. I would say that is textbook 'criminal conspiracy'.
By Lookatmine2 [Ignore] 12,May,26 02:32 other posts 
More bullshit! Fauci PROFITED from the deaths of millions after he profited from gain of function research in a foreign lab that he funded with U.S. taxpayer money. Fauci spread dangerous false information about the AIDS virus in the 1980s, which DID harm people, and he did the same thing during the manufactured COVID crisis. You are spreading the official narrative again, a narrative that has been repeatedly debunked by persons a lot smarter than the both of us!

Is there not a person with a gram of critical thinking in your part of the world, or have you all become so used to being coddled by your government and complicit news media that you have forgotten how to question them?
By Ananas2xLekker [Ignore] 12,May,26 11:32 other posts 
Can you provide ANYTHING that isn't based on stupid conspiracies?

Gain-of-function (GoF) research is a type of scientific study that genetically alters an organism, such as a virus, to enhance its biological functions, including transmissibility, virulence, or host range. While contentious, this research aims to understand pathogen evolution, improve vaccine development, and create pandemic countermeasures by "war-gaming" future mutations.

YOU keep parroting nonsense that has been completely debunked.
Nothing that you have predicted has ever come true.
People who used horse paste died, people who vaccinated survived.
They could even see an effect on elections, because so many conservatives
caused their own early demise. Idiots suffocating in hospital beds while crying 'hoax!'.

It's a possibility that Covid was a lab-leak, but it's not proven. In any case, the danger was real and your stupid president was denying it and spreading misinformation about treatments that don't work, instead of preventing those deaths. The US was affected by Covid many months after China and European countries, and still you had 25% of the deaths in the world. That was not because of Fauci, but because of right-wing idiots, who are incapable of understanding science and cannot act like responsible adults, when confronted with a pandemic. Go ahead, cough in each other's faces when a virus is going around, and deliver the world from your stupidity.

"In 1983, early in the AIDS crisis, Anthony Fauci co-authored a commentary discussing whether AIDS might possibly spread through close household contact, based on a small number of puzzling pediatric cases. At that point, HIV had not yet been fully identified and scientists were still trying to determine how the disease spread. Fauci explicitly framed the idea as a possibility needing caution and more evidence, not as a proven fact" How the fuck did that hurt anyone? Better safe than sorry!

When you believe such dumb stories, don't talk to me about critical thinking.

Coddled by our government? They are taxing the shit out of us while gutting our healthcare, childcare and pensions too. We just had more to begin with, because most of us were lefties once. Now most are voting right-wing, so everything is getting cut, while they blame immigrants, just like in the US. Too many gullible people like you.
Fauci could be the worst criminal to ever walk the planet, and personally responsible for creating Covid and unleashing it, that still doesn't make Covid a hoax, the vaccines still work, Ivermectin and Hydroxychloroquine still don't work, injecting bleach in your veins is still an incredibly stupid idea, masks and even scarfs help (a bit) to prevent spreading the virus when the coughing person wears one, and all of right-wing media was intentionally spreading bullshit and creating distrust, for ratings and political gain, resulting in many deaths in their own audience.

If Fauci is such a criminal, why has your completely right-wing dominated FBI and DOJ not succeeded in finding anything to indict him on?

Nothing you are saying ever holds water.
By phart [Ignore] 13,May,26 09:27 other posts 
Dr. Christine Grady, the wife of Dr. Anthony Fauci, is a renowned nurse-bioethicist who served as the Chief of the Department of Bioethics at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) Clinical Center. She specializes in the ethics of clinical research, vaccines, and HIV/AIDS.
Key details about her career and role:

Role at NIH: Dr. Grady has led the Department of Bioethics at the NIH Clinical Center since 2012, overseeing bioethics research and consulting.
Background: She has a PhD in philosophy and a master's in nursing, and has worked in clinical research, nursing, and bioethics for decades.
Recent Developments: Reports indicate she has continued to serve within NIH leadership as of 2023, while maintaining academic affiliations.
Independence: While she and Dr. Fauci both worked at the NIH, her role was in a separate department focused on ethics, not overseeing his work


Based on documents and congressional testimonies, the National Institutes of Health (NIH), under the leadership of Dr. Anthony Fauci as director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID), provided grant money to the US-based non-profit EcoHealth Alliance.A portion of these taxpayer funds was subsequently awarded to the Wuhan Institute of Virology (WIV) in China to study bat coronaviruses.Here are the key details regarding this funding:Funding Amount: Dr. Fauci stated that approximately ($600,000) was funneled to the Wuhan Institute of Virology over a five-year period.Purpose: The grant was intended to study whether bat coronaviruses could be transmitted to humans.Controversy: The funding is at the center of a debate over whether it supported "gain-of-function" research—experiments that enhance the danger or transmissibility of viruses.Disputed Claims: Dr. Fauci has testified that the NIH "has not ever and does not now fund gain-of-function research in the Wuhan Institute of Virology," stating that the research in question was reviewed by experts and deemed not to fall under that definition. However, this has been disputed by some, including a former acting NIH director who stated that the NIH did fund research in Wuhan that fit the definition of gain-of-function, according to a 2024 House Oversight committee update.


He helped create his own nemesis. then it killed 1000's and you hail him a hero.
By Ananas2xLekker [Ignore] 13,May,26 12:23 other posts 
There is nothing in your whole text that is problematic, except for your use
of the term 'funneling'. Funneling implies:
- concealment
- improper routing
- laundering money through intermediaries
- intentionally obscuring the recipient.

There is NO EVIDENCE of that. The grant was 'granted' by:
- NIH/NIAID awarded a grant to the U.S.-based nonprofit EcoHealth Alliance.
- EcoHealth then subcontracted part of the work to foreign research partners, including the Wuhan Institute of Virology.
- NIH and the State Department reportedly knew about and approved the collaboration.

Most virology scientists are researching dangerous viruses, because there is a benefit to society to prevent them from causing an outbreak killing any number of people imaginable.

Remember SARS and MERS? Those are both corona viruses like Covid, and mostly occurred in Asia. That's why there were scientists studying corona viruses, in the area that corona viruses are going around the most.

There are virologists studying bird flu. They know exactly the number of mutations
it takes for a very deadly bird flu which at this moment is not contagious among humans, to swap genes with human flu, and become a deadly highly contagious human flu. It takes virologists to determine that, which is very valuable,
if you want to have vaccines BEFORE BIRD SHIT HITS THE FAN.
If that mutation happens, I'm sure you lot will accuse the very scientists who have warned about it for many years.

Damn, how your side has become crazy the last decades.
Everyone used to fear a virus outbreak like in the movie Outbreak, but then
you dumb-asses became afraid of the heroes who saved the world (instead of the virus who was threatening humanity), because of stupid right-wing fearmongering.

Fauci is not my hero, he was just another medical specialist who got the job of informing the stupid people how to not contain a virus and in that way overburden the healthcare system that was trying to save people from dying. We had Jaap van Dissel and Diederik Gommers. People with not much people skills, trying to unstupid stupid people, which is almost impossible.
By phart [Ignore] 13,May,26 14:32 other posts 
Well we are about to see another mess unfold that we may not can blame felchy for but it will be a mess. A ship full of people with the hantavirus is being unloaded and the folks sent back to their home countries to spread the virus.
they should have been left on that ship with meds and food dropped to them by drone until the virus run it's course.


If you had been able to as I was, back when covid first hit, there was a website you could go to and track cases before they got to many, and that ship load of people off the florida coast with the virus, once they disembarked the ship, you could go to the website and follow along the interstates like 95,85 and see the cases build up near the exits where those folks fueled up and got food and such on their way home. this hantavirus will spread the same way. All because the damn fools want it to I guess.
By Ananas2xLekker [Ignore] 18,May,26 12:14 other posts 
It looks like they are very careful with those hantavirus victims. I'm not worried.
Hantavirus isn't very contagious. This is obviously fake news.

The CDC says: "To date, no cases of Andes virus have been confirmed in the United States as a result of this outbreak."

The U.S. does normally get ordinary hantavirus cases every year from rodent exposure in the Southwest and western states. But those are unrelated to the cruise outbreak and usually involve different hantavirus strains.

I see you have the similar failing strategy as with Covid; trying to stop it entering
the country, but having no idea what to do when it's already in your country.
You're very afraid for something new, but once shit actually hits the fan, you would ignore all the advise from specialists. Why don't you try it the other way around? Don't panick about things, when there are no actual specialists who say there is
a problem, but listen when they do say that there is a problem.


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