Trump CRUSHES Biden

Bugenhagen said:
It's an immune response, trained in by thousands of hours spent watching good guys killing Nazis as kids.

Blame Indiana Jones.

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To be fair to Indy, I think there is no scene in the franchise where Indy directly killed nazis...They were all implied?
 
Bugenhagen said:
It like denouncing everyone who who decides they are "Buddhist', and denouncing anti fascism as a thing, is insane and anathema to Western values. Anti fascism will stop once the fascists stop looking like a threat. It's an immune response, trained in by thousands of hours spent watching good guys killing Nazis as kids.
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Yes anti bad guy squad are clearly the good guys because they labeled the other side they disagree with bad guys.

How could anti bad guy squad be bad? It's in the name!
 
Overnight said:
To be fair to Indy, I think there is no scene in the franchise where Indy directly killed nazis...They were all implied?
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He killed a few.. my favorite was the flying wing propeller as a kid.


Thanks to Hollywood having a lot of Jewish directors perhaps, most of us are programmed to kill fascists without concern or emotion.

I was a sniper for a bit and my job was to make sure the bad guys (poachers) knew they were caught. Sometimes militia forces knowing they were beat. My M82 killed a lot of trucks and boats. I went to great pains not to shoot anyone unavoidable as thats not the game. But.. I'd make new holes in Nazis all day for sport.

Proud Boys and others know how many are against them, its just under the skin in millions.
 
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Bugenhagen said:
He killed a few.. my favorite was the flying wing propeller as a kid.

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After I read your post, and before replying to you, I thought of the Indy movies with nazis...I could not think of any in my head where Indy directly killed a nazi.

Now that you have posted a compilation of it, perfect!

Here we go in chronological order of your video...

Raiders...

Pulls up the gun the Nepalese guy is holding, shoots the nazi in the bar...with the Nepalese guy's finger on trigger. Was not Indy.

In Cairo...He shoots two guys in turbans. They are not nazis. They cause the truck to overturn and blowup. Indirect deaths. Was not Indy.

Also in Cairo, the airplane prop scene. Hey, stay away from the big weed whacker! Was not Indy, it was a runaway plane.

Travelling through the desert on the truck. Indy did not kill any of them directly. The guys he bumped with the truck? They could have hit the brakes. The guy over the hood, trying to hold onto the radiator grill but fell and got run over? Indy did not kill them, they were incidental to their situation.

The ark opening scene. Well, Yahweh did that, hehe.

Last Crusade...

Rescuing his dad scene in the castle...Indy mowed them down with the machine gun. Yes, Indy did that himself.

The fireplace scene in the castle, trapping the people in the burning room? Nope, they could have found a way to escape. Indy did not do that...

The motorcycle scene...The joust did not kill the guy, and the stake through the motorcycle wheel did not kill the nazi, they just got into a bad accident.

On top of the tank, Indy gets a 9MM Luger bullet through 4 nazis at once. Yeah, Indy did that.

The rest of the video is non-Indy stuff or repeats.

So yes, I will capitulate that Indy did kill some nazis, on those two occasions mentioned above.

But trained in thousands of hours of good guys killing nazis? Well, Indy did not do that, that is for sure.

Gotta' get some "Saving Private Ryan" in there for the extra hours, hehe.

Thanks for the trip down movie memory lane man, that was fun!
 
BeautifulStranger said:
I see Trump as the gatekeeper of our system that rewards work and innovation. I see Biden as representing a grab for power that rewards political loyalty above all else.

Trump and Biden are national embarrassments, even though they successfully navigated their primaries against a crowded field. I’m talking about the 2016 Republican primaries for Trump, of course.

Our political process is severly dysfunctional for not attracting better qualified, no, minimally qualified Presidential candidates.

I can understand the appeal for Trump in 2016 with his name calling, etc., because it was a “Fook you” to the establishment that a large number of voters felt disenfranchised with.

The problem for Trump now is we are almost four years into his leadership and he has, by extension, become part of the establishment. There are multiple national crises going on now and voters want a reasoned and problem solving approach rather than an obsolete campaign technique.

While Trump certainly has skills, he was never mistaken for a genius, to put it mildly, as he does not seem able to read the writing on the wall directly front of him.

Both parties have been grossly insubordinate to the American voter. Mitch’s lie on Supreme Court Justice nominations close to an election and Democrat Supreme Court stacking and fillibuster threats, among many other things. We need a purge, but the politicians are not going to do it by themselves. It will take the people working together to do that. Perhaps this is the reason politicians and the media are constantly fostering discontent. “Let’s keep them at each other’s throats so they leave us alone”. The answer is we the people must force change ourselves. Perhaps the leadership of radical right wing groups could meet with radical left wing groups and they could forge a new government. Pie in the sky? Probably, but it would be nice to turn the tables on the establishment that has been pitting us against each other for so long.

Hopefully heir apparent, Kamala Harris, will have the balls to go beyond party lines and address the fundamental needs of our system: A representative form of Government that is responsive to the needs of the people, which includes most of us feeling we are part of the same team. Sure, both sides are not going to see eye to eye on many issues. But so what? As long we recognize each other as thinking, feeling people who want the best for our communities, progress will be made.

Kamala seems the smartest of the four, but she may be missing practical knowledge on critical subjects. I am rooting for her to show up the three old men in the debates who continue to try working well past their expiration date. Excuse me, retirement age.

Lights, Kamala, action!
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If work and innovation is stealing, then yes.

This reminded me of you. The real problem in American politics is blinky things.

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Bugenhagen said:
That and a two blinky thing system becomes a one blinky thing system sooner or later.
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How do you like your authoritarism? I’m sure the artist below did not envision their song being used in a political discussion:

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Then my heart you'll steal
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Ooh, how do you like your authoritarism
Ooh, how do you like your authoritarism
But if you want to know
How I really feel
Just get the cameras rolling
Get the action going
Baby you know my authoritarism for you is real
So take me where you want to
Then my heart you'll steal
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How do you like it, how do you like it
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How do you like it, how do you like it
More, more, more
How do you like it, how do you like it
But if you want to know
How I really feel
Get the cameras rolling
Get the action going
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How do you like it, how do you like it
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