Good morning everyone.
Can’t Bring Yourself to Type the Word “Ass”?
Eager to share our brilliant political commentary and blunt media criticism, but too genteel to link to horsesass.org? Well, good news, ladies: we also answer to HASeattle.com, because, you know, whatever. You're welcome!
Sorry if I’m late to this party, but why don’t we in WA create a new law closely modeled on the draconian TX law with one difference: Instead of being about abortion, make it about being from TX? That is, if someone is from TX, anyone from WA can sue them and the WA government can’t do anything about it.
Remington Subpoenas The School Records Of Children Slain At Sandy Hook
https://www.npr.org/2021/09/03/1033950752/remington-subpoenas-the-school-records-of-children-slain-at-sandy-hook
Looking for crisis actors? Are they going to victim shame the kindergartners?
Good morning to HA’s Moobs McScrote.
Missouri honoring Confederate traitors is great, but gay history? Back in the closet
https://www.kansascity.com/opinion/editorials/article253948513.html
It should not have been a controversial display. The series was developed by a history class at the University of Missouri-Kansas City, and has traveled throughout the region for years. It’s freely available online.
That isn’t what has happened. It appears a state legislative staffer was somehow offended by the exhibit, raised a stink on social media, got a few legislators to agree, and DNR pulled the display after just four days.
“To God be the Glory!” the offended staffer posted on Facebook.
The Even Bigger Fucking Moron @ 4
From that same link:
What do you think will happen to gay/lesbian Afghanis now, The Even Bigger Fucking Moron? Do you think that is worth discussing, or do you prefer memory-holing it because it’s a nasty inconvenient truth that Biden has just enabled it to happen again?
By all means, The Even Bigger Fucking Moron, tell us MORE! about the history of homosexuals in Kansas City. As for the fate of the gay crowd in Afghanistan, after all, Joe Biden has already told us, “That was four, five days ago!”
If a homosexual is pushed off the roof of a tall building in Kabul, does he still make a sound when he hits the ground if there’s no HA libbie around to hear it?
Greedy racist incel, As usual you cherry pick your quotes to lie. You dropped the last line because it didn’t fit your narrative.
You mean the withdrawal from Afghanistan that trump set up and signed. I feel for the LGBTQ people in Afghanistan. It’s terrible their goverment that should have protected them melted away like cotton candy in a rainstorm. You would think that trump would have made protecting them a condition of our leaving.
I am much more worried about the Republican Taliban step by step erasing LGBTQ people and culture. The Republican Taliban here are are already forcing women to give birth. LGBTQ people are a easy next target.
Since you care so much about Afghanistan minority rights, I await an even higher level of outrage from you as the Republican Taliban here in American attacks womens and LGBTQ rights
I won’t hold my breath. Hypocrite.
@6 Like you care.
You don’t even care your gay brother killed himself. Didn’t change you one bit.
First Vegetable Joe Biden is the president The Even Bigger Fucking Moron deserves.
California could now pass a law allows individuals to bring civil lawsuits against gun owners or anyone else found to “aid or abet” illegal guns anywhere in the country.
https://youtu.be/VP1ffjVpuzQ
Even though the released version has been edited by MPD, in the background you can hear the screams of the owners of the gas station as MPD beat the shit out of them too.
@10. Yes. For once the greedy racist incel is correct, but his scope is too small. President Joe Biden is the president America deserves.
CJ Roberts could have joined any or all of the three dissenting opinions.
Why didn’t he?
Yo she/her/they/them/it YLB….
So are we taking bets on how many shootings and murders take place in Seattle over the holiday weekend?
I’m thinking 3 shootings and 2 murders….
YOU voted for that!
hahhahahhahah
Bradley Manning is more masculine than YLB.
Bradley Manning is more mentally stable than YLB.
As you know, reconciliation must be accompanied by “pay-fors”. One of the biggest pay-fors in the current reconciliation budget calls for closing capital gains loopholes. The budget would require billionaires to pay regular tax rates on capital gains income, instead of the special low rates they currently enjoy. And it would eliminate special treatment for capital assets that are inherited. Under “stepped up basis” rules if you bought a NFL franchise or a tropical island forty years ago and then you pass it along to an heir, the forty years of accumulated capital gains in increased value of that asset are completely wiped out. No tax of any kind is ever collected on those forty years of increased wealth.
Please remind yourself right now, that your qualified retirement plan is shielded from capital gains taxes, and so is the appreciation in value in your primary residence if you own it. So we are really talking about billionaire families. According to the Tax Policy Center, fully 80 percent of the benefit of the special rates accrues to the highest-income 1 percent of Americans—those with incomes of more than $819,000. Fifty-eight percent of the benefit accrues to the highest-income 0.1 percent of Americans—those with incomes over $3.45 million. The average annual tax savings for these individuals is $825,000.
Right now, when you hear Sen. Joe Manchin arguing to “take a pause” on the reconciliation budget, you need to think about all this. His hesitancy has nothing whatsoever to do with the spending side of the bill. It’s the pay fors. And it’s this pay for in particular. Because right now he’s being lobbied by his old colleague Heidi Heitkamp, who now runs a multi-billion dollar dark money super-fund specifically aimed at protecting these billionaire family tax breaks.
She is hired by these secret, anonymous billionaire families for this one purpose. They hired her because she has direct, immediate access to Joe Manchin. And they hired her to scuttle the single greatest progressive budget achievement in modern history. And this is why we, as Democrats, can all say “good riddance” to her. And depending on how he goes forward on the bill, why we can also say “good riddance” to Manchin if he does as the secret, anonymous billionaire families are demanding of him.
If Democrats are not successful at shutting down this back door in the Senate it will be the end and Republicans will win back the House and Senate, Trump will return to the White House in 2025, and America will begin an irreversible death slide toward fascist authoritarian party rule.
You answered your own stupid question, Dumbfuck.
He’s CJ.
He’s written and spoken extensively over the years about how he sees the role of Chief Justice. And far more importantly how he regards his own role as CJ in this time and place. An ideological split in the Court that appears to everyone, but especially to litigants, to prefigure outcomes is corrosive to the legitimacy of federal courts, and the rule of law.
Ask yourself, how would those five “conservative” Justices have decided an identical case from a state like California it had passed a law empowering citizens to sue individually over gun ownership, sales, or promotion?
Now shuttup. Because nobody believes you. Nor do they believe Thomas, Alito, Gorsuch, Kavanaugh, or Coney Barrett.
And that’s the problem.
Roberts tried repeatedly to broker a compromise on this and those five told him to fuck off. I don’t personally think he’s going to give up any time soon. For the reasons stated above, it would be abandoning what he sees as his role as C.J. But that will depend an awful lot on how things unfold. And it seems very clear now that how things will unfold will be a total shitshow. And that may answer your stupid question more definitively.
@ 16
And this is why we, as Democrats, can all say “good riddance” to her.
Had Heidi Heitkamp won re-election, Manchin’s vote would not be necessary.
But please – on with the “good riddance”. Every Democrat in office should see how they will be described by other Democrats when they leave office.
@ 17
And it seems very clear now that how things will unfold will be a total shitshow.
The “unconstitutionality” of the Texas law depends wholly on the Roe decision to be perpetually upheld as constitutional.
It’s not. At least, it won’t be when it’s finally addressed, head-on.
The shitshow will be the left’s anger when Roe is overturned. I don’t know if the MS case will do it. I do know that it won’t require Roberts in the majority to do so.
If they plan to leave office and then immediately accept a huge payoff to become Republicans they won’t be at all surprised.
So whoever the fuck you think that is, but especially if it is Joe Manchin, then he’s got to decide right now. He’s got to come back from recess ready to get to work passing both bills. Or neither.
One or the other.
Democrat or Republican.
Which will it be?
@ 20
I’m a beneficiary of the stepped-up basis repricing of inherited wealth. Somewhere in the area of $100k in cap gains taxes was avoided by me when my father died, and including my siblings it was probably closer to $400k.
It’s not right. It should be changed. It will be a really messy thing if the necessary protections and exclusions are properly put in place.
It’s fortunate that YLB’s kids and Robinhood Dumbfuck Rabbit’s children will never have to live with the guilt of an untaxed inheritance of any meaningful size.
Biden owes his presidency to the support of Jim Clyburn and the black electorate. Here’s their payoff:
When The Even Bigger Fucking Moron claims @ 12 that Biden is the president that America deserves, was he referring to this?
Evergreen.
You are incorrect, Dumbfuck.
Roe remains precedent binding state actors. The Texas bounty law seeks to bypass that, by creating a framework for individual citizens to bring civil suit against anyone performing, obtaining, or assisting with an abortion outside the statutory six week limit, but still well within the protected timeframe of Roe. Since state actors are not directly involved in burdening the right, the argument is that Roe does not apply.
Again, this means that any similar statutory scheme could be employed in any other state to bypass any other precedent. So Heller would not apply either.
It raises several very significant and fairly novel constitutional questions having nothing at all to do with either Roe or Heller.
Are state courts, obligated to enforce any judgements in these lawsuits, serving as state actors?
Are sweeping, universal indemnities against civil procedural rules consistent with due process?
Can a state legislature assign plaintiff jurisdiction beyond state borders?
And all or nearly all of these potential deficiencies are at the heart of the shitshow. Because I’m not exaggerating. There is really nothing in this Texas law that would dissuade me from naming every single registered Republican voter in Texas as a defendant in a lawsuit brought under this statute. The Republican legislature and governor have granted me that right. And they even went out of their way to make it fairly risk free, inexpensive, and easy to do.
They have essentially transformed their own state court system into a playground for vexatious Shitlords. And this is entirely of a piece with every single other remarkably stupid bit of performative self-harm you and your fellow “conservatives” have been engaged in since you nominated Trump. Of course there will be collateral damage to pregnant teens and Texas “Leftists”. But in the end, aside from the predictable boycotts and economic harms, Texas will have deprived itself of a functioning civil court system.
And Roe will remain the precedent binding on the states. At least until Dobbs is decided next spring.
Shorter First Vegetable Joe Biden, today:
This will come as a great shock. So prepare yourself.
Not one single Republican anywhere agrees with you.
I understand that won’t be enough to drive a wedge between you and your party. In the end you’ll still always have “The Blacks” and “The Cunts”. Right?
@ 23
And Roe will remain the precedent binding on the states. At least until Dobbs is decided next spring.
That’s my point. By punting Texas back to the state court system, by the time it’s back in SCOTUS’ jurisdiction, SCOTUS has created a distinct possibility Roe might no longer be there.
The majority opinion in Casey was written by three justices, all of whom were nominated by Republicans. Democrats didn’t mind that Republican-nominated justices controlled that opinion. They shouldn’t mind when Republican-nominated justices control the next one, either.
Shouldn’t somebody notify the Secret Service?
Joe Manchin Has Put Biden’s Presidency in Mortal Danger
It’s a good thing that First Vegetable Joe Biden’s no longer able to comprehend what failure will mean to his party.
Besides, Obama is widely viewed (including by me) as a success, and yet his success came at tremendous cost to his party. Although come to think of it, that might be why I think he was a success.
they open the door to go after Heller and a host of other precedents binding upon state actors.
They also put their dick in a vice with Roberts, consigned the 5th Circuit to the inner ring of hell, and guaranteed a turnout bomb for Democrats next year.
And no. That was obviously not your point. You still haven’t bothered to read or figure out how the bounty system will work. So you thought it would have something to do with Roe. And you were of course wrong about that. With respect to Roe, the Texas law is a sideshow the outcome of which will have little to no effect on the precedent set forth in Roe. But you brought it up. And you said that the “unconstitutionality” of the bounty law would depend “wholly” upon Roe. It almost certainly doesn’t. It just creates a huge mess for this state court system, the federal district, and the circuit before it ultimately comes back in front of the Supreme Court (assuming a lower court doesn’t clean it up first, which is never safe with the 5th).
Shorter QoS McHillbilly @ 28
Yesterday’s SCOTUS action was a massive win for the left, and there was no need for AOC to mourn and wail that both a filibuster nuke and a Supreme Court pack would be needed.
You don’t even care your gay brother killed himself.
Is it true dimfuk? Was he gay?
Damn are you HAUNTED by gay people, gay sex, trans, etc.. You’re a misogynist to boot.
You kreep HA (and widbee) with all that shit in your head. You are one sick puppy!
Nope, telling you to seek help does no good.. We all gave up on that long ago.
Heh. Little maxpile is too frightened to carry unlike this
Capitol Hill man…
Witnesses said Williams was Black and the man who shot and killed him is white.
Feel better now little maxpile? Go ahead, you can carry now. But keep the safety on – you don’t want to shred your balls or your ass.
Turn tail and run little maxpile.. Our new mascot here in Seattle.
29,
That’s just weak categorical rhetorical fallacy.
You did better in the past.
But that was before.
It’s obviously a short-term big blow for supporters of both reproductive rights and rule of law. And it certainly signals a real and very immediate intent among The Five to fuck around with Roe in the upcoming term.
But all of that comes with significant baggage, both political and judicial. Trump and Trumpism are harming the long term political and legal interests of “conservatism”. Insofar as Abbott’s Bounty Law exemplifies Trumpism, it probably does so as well. “Conservative” hopes for suppressing turnout next year are probably gone. The Five hacking away at the foundational and deliberative middle of The Court may force the CJ to move to a more politically ideological outlook. And there’s no guarantee that outlook will favor “conservatives”. Plenty of other examples exist.
None of this is guaranteed. Nothing is. But as an exemplar of a long term political trend within “conservatism” the prospects are not promising. Past performance may be no guarantee of future outcomes. But they are highly predictive. Trumpism worked out well politically one time, over four years ago. Trumpism worked out exceptionally well three times. But each of those three successes depended upon unpredictable, black swan moments. There’s nothing particularly predictable in any of them. Other than that it’s been an unbroken record of failure and decline.
But along the way voters have become conditioned to predict a whole lot of future outcomes where Trumpism is concerned. Voters now know that a Republican House majority will impeach a Democratic President. They know that a Republican Senate will never convict a Republican President no matter what. They know Republicans will restrict voting. They know that a Republican majority will invest greater authority with little or no accountability to the constitution in violent law enforcement at every level. They know that Republicans work work to weaken and delegitimize federal courts and rule of law. They know that Republicans will try to outlaw all forms of reproductive freedom. They know Republicans will cut vital social spending programs and give tax cuts exclusively to giant corporations and very wealthy families. They know Republicans will engage global partners and opponents with equal belligerence, increasing global security tensions and heightening the chances of military conflict. And they know that Republicans will attempt to pack the federal courts with idealogues determined to impose a minority political agenda.
It’s not a point of credible debate that most Americans oppose all of these things. Just a question of how much they care.
Bradley Manning is more masculine
Yes Chelsea when she was Bradley identified as gay..
I’m sure you had plenty of fantasies for Bradley just like you have had or still have for Mayor Pete.
Bradley Manning is more mentally stable
Pretty soon you’ll be calling her Chelsea just like you came around for “Bruce”, heh, Caitlyn I mean..
But first you have a date w/ Mayor Pete in mind with your wardrobe designed by RuPaul. Dem-curiousity is a pattern w/ you. Bet you would have loved sharing the hot tub with Bill Richardson at Epstein’s NM ranch – getting a shoulder “rub”.
Too entertaining. Seeing dimfuk “evolve” on LGBTQ.
the guilt of an untaxed inheritance of any meaningful size
Mea culpa. Yours truly too has received an untaxed inheritance when my dad passed. Shared with my two siblings.
Dad owed 50k in back taxes. His life insurance paid that.
Part of my inheritance went for a down payment on the house here in Seattle I’ve lived in for almost 29 years. Nope, haven’t wrote a rent check all that time.
Meaningful enough?
As for my own kids, between the property (we have big plans for that) and other things and their own good start in life – they’ll be ok. Idiots like dimfuk don’t make it easy perhaps (until that “certain day”) but we hope for the best.
@ 30
You don’t even care your gay brother killed himself.
Is it true dimfuk? Was he gay?
Bisexual. I had to tell his gf about the other part of his sex life – found it on his computer while going through his records. She didn’t believe me. I told her it was up to her but that getting tested for HIV was probably wise.
He OD’d, recreationally. In 1997. Pretty sure it was Purdue Pharma’s fault. Or Trump’s.
The part about me not caring is correct.
A lot of American Taliban driving around with flags flapping in the wind. Just like in Afghanistan. Such Patriots.
I think there should be a box on tax returns. YLB’s kids can check it if they want their refund to pay for stuff like this.
I bet Congress would vote to approve the addition of such a box.
The part about me not caring is correct.
You tell yourself that while typing out reams of gay sex fantasies about Mayor Pete, gman and how Chelsea looks in a bathing suit.
Heh.. You’re obsessed.. Not only that – you are HAUNTED..
whatevs dimfuk. Please continue. It’s all entertainment for us.
child care, paid leave, education, health care, affordable housing, climate action, and dental, vision, and hearing to millions of families
Prosperous Euro countries see we don’t have these things and laugh at us.
Liz Warren’s and Bernie’s wealth tax proposals pay for all of this and the rich still get richer.
He OD’d, recreationally.
Yep, every nurse you abused who went down that path, as it is an occupational hazard, you tell yourself they had it coming.
While guzzling your bourbon.
Class act you are.
@2 “Are they going to victim shame the kindergartners?”
It’s an attempt to limit the damages recovery in the event they’re found liable. The goal is to prove from kindergarten report cards the kids would have grown up to be welfare bums and useless leeches on society, and their deaths actually saved taxpayers’ money.
@3 Now do the California recall election polls.
As a side note, the leading GOP candidate’s insinuation that his accuser was “too ugly” to have sex with probably is NOT the best way to deny a sexual harassment accusation.
https://www.cnn.com/videos/politics/2021/09/03/kfile-larry-elder-radio-show-remarks-reston-newday-vpx.cnn/video/playlists/this-week-in-politics/
A doctor set up a free vaccination site at a MTG rally. He got zero takers.
https://www.cnn.com/videos/health/2021/09/03/dr-john-cowen-coronavirus-vaccines-marjorie-taylor-greene-donald-trump-newday-vpx.cnn
Btw, this doctor lost to MTG in the GOP primary. Given a choice between him and her, the voters chose her.
I would never say they all deserve to die. But I don’t see a way to keep them from committing suicide.
Irrelevant reply @5 to post @4: Since you choose to bring up the subject, who admires the Taliban? Your tribe does. Who stranded our Afghan allies in Afghanistan? Your tribe did. What else? You voted for these Taliban huggers, you shill for them and defend them, and that makes you one of them. That’s what.
@37 Why don’t you admit you’re against feeding kids, too?
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/waukesha-schools-opts-out-of-free-federal-lunch-program/ar-AANJGaB
@29 The rule of law was the principal victim, and you’re celebrating.
You never did like the rule of law. You prefer summary executions without trial of the innocent and guilty alike. You like when police officers shoot for the groin or eyes of peaceful protesters against racism and police brutality. You cheer when anti-democracy rioters throw fire extinguishers at the good cops and spear them with flagpoles. You’re an anarchist. But at least nobody can accuse you of being antifa; you’re profa.
@27 “It’s a good thing that First Vegetable Joe Biden’s no longer able to comprehend what failure will mean to his party.”
To average American adults, Democratic failure is wildly preferable to Republican success. See #32 for further explanation.
Of course, you are not an adult.
@6 You’re for the Taliban more than Biden is. You’re for exterminating gays, in Afghanistan and elsewhere, more than he is. You abandoned those gay Afghans more than he did.
I’m not saying you’re for any of those things. I’m only saying you’re for them more than he is.
And by voting for Trump, you voted for all of them.
@11 “A jury this summer acquitted a 29-year-old St. Paul man who shot at Minneapolis police officers during the civil unrest following George Floyd’s death ….
“A curfew had been declared and Gov. Tim Walz and other state leaders had warned about white supremacists and others wandering around Minneapolis to instigate violence. And Stallings was aware of this, which is why he armed himself (he is legally permitted to carry), court documents explain.
” … the MPD SWAT team members tried to hide their identity as they patrolled the streets during the unrest, didn’t warn people before they fired ‘less lethal’ rounds at them, gave false and misleading statements about what happened and changed their stories when they were presented with other evidence.”
https://www.newsbreak.com/news/2359877459070/actions-of-minneapolis-police-officers-revealed-during-court-case-spark-outrage
Gee, who would’ve guessed MPD cops might be mistaken for white supremacists? I’m thinking possibly just about everybody.
But the main moral of this story seems to be that if you pretend you’re not a cop, juries won’t convict citizens for defending themselves when they think you’re something else.
Oh, and not to be overlooked: “There have been numerous complaints and lawsuits filed by innocent bystanders who were struck and in some cases blinded by police munitions during the protests.”
The blindings aren’t accidental. I posted about that on Handbill.US, where the current headline reads in bold red type, “Monstrous New Police Tactic: Aiming For The Eyes To Deliberately Blind Protesters” with a link to a story in The Guardian (below).
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2021/sep/02/police-shootings-less-lethal-eye-vision
Why? The things you list are all overwhelmingly popular. The fact that you and other sad, racist incels don’t like them is irrelevant. This just is not how democracy works. If the majority supports something, and the constitution allows it, then we get it.
I think the International Space Station is incredibly stupid.
I think the death penalty is a barbaric and ineffective practice.
I think churches should pay taxes the same as every other social club and be subject to the same requirements for exemption.
I think fireworks should be illegal.
I think there are better ways to teach kids about conservation than the animal torture prisons we call zoos and aquaria.
A numerical majority of Americans disagree with me about these things.
Somehow I manage to accept that without resorting to pipe bombs and KILL HIM WITH HIS OWN GUN!!!!!.
Lyft and Uber have each created a legal defense fund to fully indemnify drivers in Texas sued under the Abbott Bounty Law.
I get this. They don’t want to face pressure to terminate operations in the state. So they want to get out in front of it. And it will set a benchmark for other companies and employers.
@50 “This just is not how democracy works.”
That’s not his or their frame of reference.
@51 The benchmark for companies and employers is what they’ll do for talent when educated, intelligent people decline to move their families to that state.
As for me, I wouldn’t even book a flight that requires a plane change at an airport in Texas. That’s too much like flying into Afghanistan for my taste.
53,
Will not be flying Southwest ever again.
I’m not actually sure that should count. I hate flying Southwest.
But now I have a good reason.
Fuck the Gays! Fuck the Gays!
Bob is so angry and filled with guilt about the death of his gay brother, by suicide, it has manifested into extreme hatred of gay people. Probably the only reason why he didn’t hate Puffy to the nth degree.
Bob – seek help. You are not a true American that believes in democracy, liberty and justice for all, not true freedom. You should be ashamed of yourself.
Your poor brother probably wouldn’t have loved you, you asshole.
@56 Bob is a lover of death. He often celebrates in these comment threads when someone he doesn’t like dies. I remember when he wanted Bowie Bergdahl left behind in Afghanistan, then wanted him summarily executed without trial. He defended the Kenosha vigilante by pointing to the alleged criminal records of the victims. It seems to bother him that our laws don’t appoint 17-year-olds to carry out summary executions of people he doesn’t like in the streets of our cities.
So why would he be upset about his brother’s death? After all, his brother was gay, and we know how Bob feels about gays. Maybe blood is thicker than water, or the slush inside his cranial cavity? Maybe he’d feel differently if the POW held by the Taliban, the vigilante victim, or the victim of a gay hate crime was his brother?
With him, it’s hard to say. I do get the impression from comments here that he’s not highly trusted in medical facilities.
Too hard for him to do. He’s got a big mouth. Bigger than his brain. It’s a propaganda machine.
Breeding will not save him.
Bob’s opening to a brag.
Despicable. Breeding will not save him or his money.
Divide and Conquer. You blackies are suckers.
I wonder if blacks are dying more than whities in Florida.
Stacked FPI logo
Jobs & Incomeunemploymenteconomyracial and ethnic equity
By Oliver Telusma (guest blogger)|April 21, 2020
Share:
Unemployment Rate for Black Floridians is Strikingly Higher Than the State’s Overall Rate
@23
Taliban Bob really isn’t too too smart.
I doubt he even is a radiologist. I mean let’s just ask his Coloradan Facebook friends.
Taliban Bob can’t continue any type of meaningful dialogue about an issue, because ultimately it would lead to him losing. But he’s smart enough know when to back out and change the subject to avoid looking like a complete idiot….to the dumber person, like Max
Don’t forget The Fags….he’s checking his Taliban notes as we speak.
Without the comparison, then Obama really was just a N to you, right.
Biden will be a success to me for just bringing dignity to the Whitey House.
Gman is drunk rage-posting again.
Someone get him a dick to suck so he can take his mind off the news…
@65 Gman does better drunk than any Republican I know does stone cold sober.
And even on his worst days, Biden is a better president than anybody you’ve got.
15 Miami-Dade County educators die in 10 days.
Taliban Bob is concerned that they were mostly black.
New York Vinnie is the dick I suck.
The only drunk are the breeders, because breeding will not save them, they have to turn to horses to keep them
Happy
Breeding will not save The Pussy Grabber and the other pussy grabber wannabes.
Oh and I’ll be inheriting upwards of 200,000 when the time comes.
And I don’t need it or want it, already receiving annual gifts of cash at 13,000 a clip so the government don’t get it.
Parents put the 5 homes (2 sold last year) in a trust but none of the cash. So 13k to brother, 13k to sister, and 13k to me. And there’s plenty more!!!
@68 die of COVID
Wheels of Texas probably would have preferred if they were just crippled for life
Tweet tweet
A term defined by The FuckHump and family of conservatives.
Tweet Tweet 🐣 🐥
Go Daddy Go!
God Bless GoDaddy!
“Man, 25, shouts ‘all hail Donald Trump’ and scuffles with cops as they try to take his mugshot after he was arrested for DUI on his WEDDING DAY”
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9956041/Man-scuffles-cops-try-mugshot-arrested-DUI-WEDDING-DAY.html
What is it with these cop-hating Trumpers? But I guess he didn’t get laid on his wedding night. Probably was too high on something to pick his bride out of the crowd anyway. Too bad they didn’t mistake him for a black guy, there’d be one less Trump voter.
Now Proud Boys are attacking schools.
“Three Pacific Northwest schools went into lockdown Friday afternoon after anti-mask demonstrators tried to break into a Vancouver, Washington, high school during school hours.
“Vancouver school officials locked down for the afternoon Skyview High School, Alki Middle School and Chinook Elementary in Clark County, located along the state’s border with Oregon. ….
“Videos emerged on Twitter around 1pm local time on Friday purportedly showing Proud Boys and other far-right extremists as well as anti-maskers chanting ‘USA USA USA’ outside of Skyview High School.”
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9956357/Washington-state-high-school-lockdown-anti-maskers-protest-states-mask-mandate.html
The perfect time for a drive-by shooting. Where are the gangbangers when you need them?
Bible thumpers torture and kill 7-year-old for not memorizing verses.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9955995/Teen-gets-20-years-death-7-year-old-Wisconsin-boy.html
I don’t think Jesus would approve.
Now that the U.S. has evacuated approximately 78,000 Afghans from Afghanistan, for Republicans that was 78,000 too many. Polls show Republican sympathy for these refugees dropping rapidly, presumably because their plight is no longer politically useful.
“The shift in Republican attitudes toward helping vulnerable Afghans following the U.S. military’s withdrawal from the country seems to reflect the recent promotion of anti-refugee rhetoric by several prominent conservative figures.”
https://www.aol.com/news/poll-republican-support-afghan-refugees-124514034.html
A Texas state judge has temporarily restrained Texas Right To Life from enforcing that state’s new anti-abortion law.