January 6th
I also belong to many clubs and organizations. These clubs cater to "social classes" from regular Joe shmoe types, up to famous TV personalities and multi-millionaires (I mean filthy rich levels of wealth). In short, between clubs, organizations, business contact, neighbors and a large social circle in general, I speak with hundreds of people monthly, from all ethnicities, political affiliations, age groups, etc.
In all of these interactions from extreme 1% wealthy to working poor, from white to black to red to yellow, from 18 to 80 and everyone in between...thousands and thousands of different interaction with all manner and age and social status and wealth status of people, I have never heard one mention, even in passing, of anything related to January 6th.
I keep hearing Democrats talk about how significant this was. I keep hearing it told how to this day the events of January 6th was an attempt to subvert our democracy and how it is still a threat. And yet, in all the hundreds of people I have contact with on a routine basis from business, social clubs, organizations and groups, nobody has ever mentioned it once.
Imagine if in the year after the moon landing, or 9-11, or Pearl Harbor, or the Whiskey Rebellion, or the JFK shooting, nobody that you know, anywhere, mentioned it. Not at church. Not at school. Not in meetings. Not at a tennis match, or on a chartered boat, or at a cookout with the whole neighborhood, or at the library, or in a business luncheon. Not at a reunion, or a club meeting, or at a party or a concert. The ONLY place you hear about it is CNN/MSNBC/etc. It's weird having one of the most significant events in America history be one that absolutely nobody anywhere talks about ever.
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The one guy at my store that was affronted by the whole thing and brought it up more than once was fired for stealing bourbon. Nuff said.
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Liberal paranoia and the moral bankruptcy required to steal from others for yourself go together like peanut butter and jelly.theknowledge said:The one guy at my store that was affronted by the whole thing and brought it up more than once was fired for stealing bourbon. Nuff said.
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The left really believed that they were going to be able to run on Jan 6th and Covid. Those were going to be HUGE issues for them, or so they believed. I would love for them to make Jan 6th THE issue of this upcoming election.
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No one actually cares about Jan 6th. The people that pretend to, only care because they incorrectly saw it as a political opportunity.
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Thank God they installed the ropes inside the capitol that day! Imagine the carnage if the mob wasn't contained by them!Swaye said:It should come as no surprise I have many more friends and business/social contacts than most of you dullards. I have about 200 houses on my Orkin route alone. I know people.
I also belong to many clubs and organizations. These clubs cater to "social classes" from regular Joe shmoe types, up to famous TV personalities and multi-millionaires (I mean filthy rich levels of wealth). In short, between clubs, organizations, business contact, neighbors and a large social circle in general, I speak with hundreds of people monthly, from all ethnicities, political affiliations, age groups, etc.
In all of these interactions from extreme 1% wealthy to working poor, from white to black to red to yellow, from 18 to 80 and everyone in between...thousands and thousands of different interaction with all manner and age and social status and wealth status of people, I have never heard one mention, even in passing, of anything related to January 6th.
I keep hearing Democrats talk about how significant this was. I keep hearing it told how to this day the events of January 6th was an attempt to subvert our democracy and how it is still a threat. And yet, in all the hundreds of people I have contact with on a routine basis from business, social clubs, organizations and groups, nobody has ever mentioned it once.
Imagine if in the year after the moon landing, or 9-11, or Pearl Harbor, or the Whiskey Rebellion, or the JFK shooting, nobody that you know, anywhere, mentioned it. Not at church. Not at school. Not in meetings. Not at a tennis match, or on a chartered boat, or at a cookout with the whole neighborhood, or at the library, or in a business luncheon. Not at a reunion, or a club meeting, or at a party or a concert. The ONLY place you hear about it is CNN/MSNBC/etc. It's weird having one of the most significant events in America history be one that absolutely nobody anywhere talks about ever. -
Damn near lost the nation. Yesterday Inslee called it a coup attempt. The Buffalo guy was hours away from bringing new legislation to the house floor.
It was bad, shouldn’t of happened, it was a mostly peaceful protect that a minority turned it into a riot (did I get the phraseology right, leftists?), but the hyperbole and hysterics by the media and leftist elite just affirms why I shouldn’t listed to these gaslighting retards. Saying it was like 9/11 or Pearl Harbor? Fuck off. -
I'll take that as a positive. However, I try hard to maintain a friendship with a few hard core rats and they insist 1/6 was an insurrection and a coup attempt against Biden. They almost spew a green substance when talking about Trump in any way. Unfortunately, these people are pretty intelligent people. One is black the other two were raised by communists. All 3 are capitalistic pigs and 2 of the 3 believe the world owes them something.Swaye said:It should come as no surprise I have many more friends and business/social contacts than most of you dullards. I have about 200 houses on my Orkin route alone. I know people.
I also belong to many clubs and organizations. These clubs cater to "social classes" from regular Joe shmoe types, up to famous TV personalities and multi-millionaires (I mean filthy rich levels of wealth). In short, between clubs, organizations, business contact, neighbors and a large social circle in general, I speak with hundreds of people monthly, from all ethnicities, political affiliations, age groups, etc.
In all of these interactions from extreme 1% wealthy to working poor, from white to black to red to yellow, from 18 to 80 and everyone in between...thousands and thousands of different interaction with all manner and age and social status and wealth status of people, I have never heard one mention, even in passing, of anything related to January 6th.
I keep hearing Democrats talk about how significant this was. I keep hearing it told how to this day the events of January 6th was an attempt to subvert our democracy and how it is still a threat. And yet, in all the hundreds of people I have contact with on a routine basis from business, social clubs, organizations and groups, nobody has ever mentioned it once.
Imagine if in the year after the moon landing, or 9-11, or Pearl Harbor, or the Whiskey Rebellion, or the JFK shooting, nobody that you know, anywhere, mentioned it. Not at church. Not at school. Not in meetings. Not at a tennis match, or on a chartered boat, or at a cookout with the whole neighborhood, or at the library, or in a business luncheon. Not at a reunion, or a club meeting, or at a party or a concert. The ONLY place you hear about it is CNN/MSNBC/etc. It's weird having one of the most significant events in America history be one that absolutely nobody anywhere talks about ever. -
Yeah he almost over threw Roe v Wade and brought us back to Jim Crow 1.0.MikeDamone said:Damn near lost the nation. Yesterday Inslee called it a coup attempt. The Buffalo guy was hours away from bringing new legislation to the house floor.
It was bad, shouldn’t of happened, it was a mostly peaceful protect that a minority turned it into a riot (did I get the phraseology right, leftists?), but the hyperbole and hysterics by the media and leftist elite just affirms why I shouldn’t listed to these gaslighting retards. Saying it was like 9/11 or Pearl Harbor? Fuck off. -
I also have two lefty friends who claim it was an "insurrection." It's a really quick shorthand that anyone who calls it an "insurrection" isn't a serious person. The other thing I've found is that all the people who do call it an "insurrection" share; Severe TDS.RoadTrip said:
I'll take that as a positive. However, I try hard to maintain a friendship with a few hard core rats and they insist 1/6 was an insurrection and a coup attempt against Biden. They almost spew a green substance when talking about Trump in any way. Unfortunately, these people are pretty intelligent people. One is black the other two were raised by communists. All 3 are capitalistic pigs and 2 of the 3 believe the world owes them something.Swaye said:It should come as no surprise I have many more friends and business/social contacts than most of you dullards. I have about 200 houses on my Orkin route alone. I know people.
I also belong to many clubs and organizations. These clubs cater to "social classes" from regular Joe shmoe types, up to famous TV personalities and multi-millionaires (I mean filthy rich levels of wealth). In short, between clubs, organizations, business contact, neighbors and a large social circle in general, I speak with hundreds of people monthly, from all ethnicities, political affiliations, age groups, etc.
In all of these interactions from extreme 1% wealthy to working poor, from white to black to red to yellow, from 18 to 80 and everyone in between...thousands and thousands of different interaction with all manner and age and social status and wealth status of people, I have never heard one mention, even in passing, of anything related to January 6th.
I keep hearing Democrats talk about how significant this was. I keep hearing it told how to this day the events of January 6th was an attempt to subvert our democracy and how it is still a threat. And yet, in all the hundreds of people I have contact with on a routine basis from business, social clubs, organizations and groups, nobody has ever mentioned it once.
Imagine if in the year after the moon landing, or 9-11, or Pearl Harbor, or the Whiskey Rebellion, or the JFK shooting, nobody that you know, anywhere, mentioned it. Not at church. Not at school. Not in meetings. Not at a tennis match, or on a chartered boat, or at a cookout with the whole neighborhood, or at the library, or in a business luncheon. Not at a reunion, or a club meeting, or at a party or a concert. The ONLY place you hear about it is CNN/MSNBC/etc. It's weird having one of the most significant events in America history be one that absolutely nobody anywhere talks about ever.
My one buddy can't even talk about politics without bringing up Trump. Ask him about Ukraine or the economy, the price of gas and within two sentences he will be bringing up Trump. -
I said this before. Its such a loser issue.Swaye said:It should come as no surprise I have many more friends and business/social contacts than most of you dullards. I have about 200 houses on my Orkin route alone. I know people.
I also belong to many clubs and organizations. These clubs cater to "social classes" from regular Joe shmoe types, up to famous TV personalities and multi-millionaires (I mean filthy rich levels of wealth). In short, between clubs, organizations, business contact, neighbors and a large social circle in general, I speak with hundreds of people monthly, from all ethnicities, political affiliations, age groups, etc.
In all of these interactions from extreme 1% wealthy to working poor, from white to black to red to yellow, from 18 to 80 and everyone in between...thousands and thousands of different interaction with all manner and age and social status and wealth status of people, I have never heard one mention, even in passing, of anything related to January 6th.
I keep hearing Democrats talk about how significant this was. I keep hearing it told how to this day the events of January 6th was an attempt to subvert our democracy and how it is still a threat. And yet, in all the hundreds of people I have contact with on a routine basis from business, social clubs, organizations and groups, nobody has ever mentioned it once.
Imagine if in the year after the moon landing, or 9-11, or Pearl Harbor, or the Whiskey Rebellion, or the JFK shooting, nobody that you know, anywhere, mentioned it. Not at church. Not at school. Not in meetings. Not at a tennis match, or on a chartered boat, or at a cookout with the whole neighborhood, or at the library, or in a business luncheon. Not at a reunion, or a club meeting, or at a party or a concert. The ONLY place you hear about it is CNN/MSNBC/etc. It's weird having one of the most significant events in America history be one that absolutely nobody anywhere talks about ever.
Even when it happened it was like a mildly interesting "hey they are protesting at the capitol" and then everyone went on with the day. Far less interesting than the BLM riots. -
Compare and contrast the effect of the BLM/antifa riots on Portland and Seattle versus the horror of January 6.Pitchfork51 said:
I said this before. Its such a loser issue.Swaye said:It should come as no surprise I have many more friends and business/social contacts than most of you dullards. I have about 200 houses on my Orkin route alone. I know people.
I also belong to many clubs and organizations. These clubs cater to "social classes" from regular Joe shmoe types, up to famous TV personalities and multi-millionaires (I mean filthy rich levels of wealth). In short, between clubs, organizations, business contact, neighbors and a large social circle in general, I speak with hundreds of people monthly, from all ethnicities, political affiliations, age groups, etc.
In all of these interactions from extreme 1% wealthy to working poor, from white to black to red to yellow, from 18 to 80 and everyone in between...thousands and thousands of different interaction with all manner and age and social status and wealth status of people, I have never heard one mention, even in passing, of anything related to January 6th.
I keep hearing Democrats talk about how significant this was. I keep hearing it told how to this day the events of January 6th was an attempt to subvert our democracy and how it is still a threat. And yet, in all the hundreds of people I have contact with on a routine basis from business, social clubs, organizations and groups, nobody has ever mentioned it once.
Imagine if in the year after the moon landing, or 9-11, or Pearl Harbor, or the Whiskey Rebellion, or the JFK shooting, nobody that you know, anywhere, mentioned it. Not at church. Not at school. Not in meetings. Not at a tennis match, or on a chartered boat, or at a cookout with the whole neighborhood, or at the library, or in a business luncheon. Not at a reunion, or a club meeting, or at a party or a concert. The ONLY place you hear about it is CNN/MSNBC/etc. It's weird having one of the most significant events in America history be one that absolutely nobody anywhere talks about ever.
Even when it happened it was like a mildly interesting "hey they are protesting at the capitol" and then everyone went on with the day. Far less interesting than the BLM riots. -
Matthew Perna, say his name. Is not a chant the Jan. 6th committee will be yelling. Or even recognizing.
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Husky JW has the balls to boast about collecting his dead mother’s Oregon PERS (teacher’s) retirement check. She paid extra into it according to Mr. “Always Right”. Sure.Swaye said:
Liberal paranoia and the moral bankruptcy required to steal from others for yourself go together like peanut butter and jelly.theknowledge said:The one guy at my store that was affronted by the whole thing and brought it up more than once was fired for stealing bourbon. Nuff said.
She didn’t put shit into it to collect it.
Morally bankrupt much?
I wonder what party Husky JW votes for.
It’s one thing to receive the money. It’s another to brag about it like you deserve it and are entitled to it.
Who pays for your windfall, Dada? The taxpayers.
Idaho supports law enforcement - the rule of law.
Since you don’t like law enforcement, you’d be a better fit for metropolitan Portland or Seattle.
Obviously, you’ve never done shift work or worked weekends, like fucking teachers.
Now, run and hide . . . AGAIN. -
I never even hear about it on Liberal SF and definitely haven't in idaho and I'm an uber driver I see a ton of people every day.Swaye said:It should come as no surprise I have many more friends and business/social contacts than most of you dullards. I have about 200 houses on my Orkin route alone. I know people.
I also belong to many clubs and organizations. These clubs cater to "social classes" from regular Joe shmoe types, up to famous TV personalities and multi-millionaires (I mean filthy rich levels of wealth). In short, between clubs, organizations, business contact, neighbors and a large social circle in general, I speak with hundreds of people monthly, from all ethnicities, political affiliations, age groups, etc.
In all of these interactions from extreme 1% wealthy to working poor, from white to black to red to yellow, from 18 to 80 and everyone in between...thousands and thousands of different interaction with all manner and age and social status and wealth status of people, I have never heard one mention, even in passing, of anything related to January 6th.
I keep hearing Democrats talk about how significant this was. I keep hearing it told how to this day the events of January 6th was an attempt to subvert our democracy and how it is still a threat. And yet, in all the hundreds of people I have contact with on a routine basis from business, social clubs, organizations and groups, nobody has ever mentioned it once.
Imagine if in the year after the moon landing, or 9-11, or Pearl Harbor, or the Whiskey Rebellion, or the JFK shooting, nobody that you know, anywhere, mentioned it. Not at church. Not at school. Not in meetings. Not at a tennis match, or on a chartered boat, or at a cookout with the whole neighborhood, or at the library, or in a business luncheon. Not at a reunion, or a club meeting, or at a party or a concert. The ONLY place you hear about it is CNN/MSNBC/etc. It's weird having one of the most significant events in America history be one that absolutely nobody anywhere talks about ever. -
I was in Kali PERS and I paid 9% of my pay into it. Never saw an option for "extra". You can will your retirement to your spouse or kids if you choose a reduced payment option. Obviously his two moms split up and he reaps the windfall.
