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2/7/2025 12:56pm

If they opted for it, how can they litigate?

Depends on how he eventually pulls the rug out from under them.I'd assume it'll be some form of breach of contract, but only time will tell...

Depends on how he eventually pulls the rug out from under them.

I'd assume it'll be some form of breach of contract, but only time will tell. Keep in mind, I'm not saying they'll be successful; just that there will be lawsuits filed over this.

But wouldn't the opt in they took have some clause that states they would not sue?

One might assume so.

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2/7/2025 1:23pm

It's been mentioned that chelsea benefited from the USAID slush fund.

Well...

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2/7/2025 1:48pm Edited Date/Time 2/7/2025 1:51pm
It's been mentioned that chelsea benefited from the USAID slush fund.Well...

It's been mentioned that chelsea benefited from the USAID slush fund.

Well...

GjKyjkcbcAAfZVH

Find a random comment on the internet and run with it as fact. 😂

If it fits your narrative, it has to be true.

You people continue to amaze!

Fact checking would make you look less foolish.

(and nope, I'm still not a democrat nor a Biden lover)

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It's been mentioned that chelsea benefited from the USAID slush fund.Well...

It's been mentioned that chelsea benefited from the USAID slush fund.

Well...

GjKyjkcbcAAfZVH

Who confirmed that?  What source confirmed it? 

For real...posted unvetted stuff like this doesn't help our case at all...

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2/7/2025 2:08pm
Damn, we're the daycare facilities closed today ??Toddlers have been running amok in here.And with the addition of a new blithering idiot.  Personally I don't give a...

Damn, we're the daycare facilities closed today ??

Toddlers have been running amok in here.

And with the addition of a new blithering idiot. 

 

Personally I don't give a flying rat's ass who the actual person in the white house is. 

Just as long as they're in there doing exactly the shit that's happening right now.

 

Far too long we've had one political party fucking us six ways from Sunday, and the other too fucking scared to do anything about it. 

 

It's about time somebody gets on there and decimates the status quo. 

 

And for those all panty wadded about me posting ths shit he's doing....

Tough shit.

I won't be stopping anytime soon. 

So go eat your tofu, and STFU. 

 

Don't  hold back Joey..tell us how you really feel! :o)

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2/7/2025 2:10pm

No worries guys, Trump has only had 6 bankruptcies in his business career, he'll be fine fixing the government and all your  problems. Praise thy orange Lord.

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Admittedly Trump is tackling the low-hanging fruit.  While it’s somewhat entertaining to watch these aggressive actions take place at lightning pace, the aggregate effect is like you or me canceling out Netflix subscription. Sure, it helps, and feels good for a bit, but the long-term substantive impact is negligible. 

The real challenges, as mentioned above, are entitlement programs and defense.  This is where Trump’s fellow Rs can and will push back. Foreign aid programs are fair game; come after granny’s Medicare or the local naval base and things get nasty.  And red states are swimming in both. 

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2/7/2025 2:22pm Edited Date/Time 2/7/2025 2:29pm
I'll make a few predictions for 4 years from now...1. The average working stiff Trumptard will be no better off, still dealing with inflation,etc. 2. Trump's net...

I'll make a few predictions for 4 years from now...

1. The average working stiff Trumptard will be no better off, still dealing with inflation,etc. 
2. Trump's net worth will increase dramatically 
3. Musk's net worth will increase dramatically 
4. Many of our allies will align with other countries and distance themselves from the US.
5. Russia will still be at war
6. Trumptards will still have their signs in their yards hoping their orange god can make things better 

it seems like you're rooting against your (and your country's) own well being just to spite Trump, which is fucking crazy.  i can't imagine that un-elected cackling idiot in the big seat right now.  just more of the same idiocracy is what she would have been pushing and what it seems like you would prefer.  unfuckinbelievable.

carry on

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LoudLove wrote:
Admittedly Trump is tackling the low-hanging fruit.  While it’s somewhat entertaining to watch these aggressive actions take place at lightning pace, the aggregate effect is like...

Admittedly Trump is tackling the low-hanging fruit.  While it’s somewhat entertaining to watch these aggressive actions take place at lightning pace, the aggregate effect is like you or me canceling out Netflix subscription. Sure, it helps, and feels good for a bit, but the long-term substantive impact is negligible. 

The real challenges, as mentioned above, are entitlement programs and defense.  This is where Trump’s fellow Rs can and will push back. Foreign aid programs are fair game; come after granny’s Medicare or the local naval base and things get nasty.  And red states are swimming in both. 

Go after the low hanging fruit, have some success, people's eyes get opened some, or more, and get behind it to a greater degree, and then move up the ladder for higher fruit. That means more people putting pressure on their representative. 

Start at the highest fruit, have a difficult fruitless battle and lose support quickly. 

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LoudLove wrote:
Admittedly Trump is tackling the low-hanging fruit.  While it’s somewhat entertaining to watch these aggressive actions take place at lightning pace, the aggregate effect is like...

Admittedly Trump is tackling the low-hanging fruit.  While it’s somewhat entertaining to watch these aggressive actions take place at lightning pace, the aggregate effect is like you or me canceling out Netflix subscription. Sure, it helps, and feels good for a bit, but the long-term substantive impact is negligible. 

The real challenges, as mentioned above, are entitlement programs and defense.  This is where Trump’s fellow Rs can and will push back. Foreign aid programs are fair game; come after granny’s Medicare or the local naval base and things get nasty.  And red states are swimming in both. 

Go after the low hanging fruit, have some success, people's eyes get opened some, or more, and get behind it to a greater degree, and then...

Go after the low hanging fruit, have some success, people's eyes get opened some, or more, and get behind it to a greater degree, and then move up the ladder for higher fruit. That means more people putting pressure on their representative. 

Start at the highest fruit, have a difficult fruitless battle and lose support quickly. 

I agree. We also need time to assess the impact of these changes. It’s not a zero-sum game; there will be positive and negative repercussions, both expected and unexpected. Most will have negligible impacts on citizens in the short term.  But it’s definitely worth trying.

Interestingly enough, the Fed could make significant impact if it simply capped expenses at current rates. Every year the budget grows, and every year we go further into debt. Coupled with manageable inflation, our debt burden could be halved in a few years.  But the Executive can only do so much. Is Congress gonna give up their share?  We both know the answer to that question. 

You hear that?  It’s the sound of a can being kicked down the road.  In 4 years Trump will be gone, and Congress will be slinging the same old hash. 

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2/7/2025 4:09pm Edited Date/Time 2/7/2025 4:12pm

"From 1973 until he was elected president in 2016, Donald Trump and his businesses were involved in over 4,000 legal cases in United States federal and state courts, including battles with casino patrons, million-dollar real estate lawsuits, personal defamation lawsuits, and over 100 business tax disputes."

For the math challenged, that's nearly 100 lawsuits a year!

Can you imagine if you had a friend or family member with this track record? You'd think the person was the ultimate scum bag. But you think he'll make a good president and solve all your problems? 😂 😂 😂 

Conned!

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2/7/2025 4:14pm

Trump wouldn't be hired by your local 7 eleven to work the counter. But he can run a country?

Conned!

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Who hurt you?

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Trump wouldn't be hired by your local 7 eleven to work the counter. But he can run a country?

Conned!

You eat soup with a fork, don't you?

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PTDS Exemplar

This dude is funny. Peely nailed it. These Narrative Followers are still following their MSNBC talking points. Classic. 

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Who hurt you?

It’s…

“Show us where Elon hurt you…” 🤣

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100 EPA Environmental Justice workers were sent down the road…

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President Trump fired the board of the Kennedy center and made himself chairman.

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Read last night where some democratic house member, is claiming that defunding USAID is going to empower the mexican drug cartels. 

So suddenly there's a concern about border security ???

🤔

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2/8/2025 3:04am Edited Date/Time 2/8/2025 3:05am

And how about the Michigan legislator who decided to get sterilized because, "she didn't want to bring a kid into a country ruled by Trump". 

🤣😂🤣😂🤣

 

This shit's getting sooooo much better than expected. 

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Why Do They Run from the Truth? Because They Can’t Handle It.

Every single time, it’s the same story: they come in full of self-righteousness, parroting talking points they’ve never questioned. But the moment they’re confronted with reality—hard facts, logic, and undeniable truth—they either disappear, deflect, or collapse into emotional outbursts. Why? Because liberalism thrives on feelings, not facts. It cannot withstand scrutiny.  

They don’t argue in good faith because they can’t afford to. Their entire worldview depends on denying biological realities, rejecting historical truths, and twisting language to suit their agenda. When those illusions are shattered, they don’t debate—they retreat. Because deep down, they know they have no foundation. Their ideology is built on shifting sand, and the second facts start eroding it, they run for cover.  

They don’t want discussion. They want obedience. They want to control the narrative, censor opposition, and silence truth-tellers. But we’re not going anywhere. We will keep exposing the lies, confronting the nonsense, and standing firm on reality. They can run, but they can’t hide from the truth forever.

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2/8/2025 5:37am

Right wingers used to complain that there was too much censorship on Twitter. I remember Rogan having the people in charge of that at Twitter on his show, to debate censorship with him and Tim Poole. Now, the richest man in the world has bought Twitter and uses it as his personal far right wing sounding board that he tweets on constantly at all hours of the night and tells you what he thinks is right and wrong. The Right wingers lap it up. Rogan and Poole used to be concerned about Twitter censorship, but not anymore now that it's been taken over by their buddy.

You been conned! Brainwashed. Now bow down to the billionaires.
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2/8/2025 5:40am
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The depth of idiocy in Hollywood never ceases to amaze....        

The depth of idiocy in Hollywood never ceases to amaze....       

 

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All the actresses r skanks any way.  There lbtqrst r trying to ban these Hot Eastern European chics from getting lotto visas . Let the Hot women in !!!IMG 0727IMG 0714.png?VersionId=MJfGn RHUus

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Looks like Trump will not only end up brokering a deal to end the war between Russia and Ukraine, he is also making sure the USA gets something in return for all the money and weapons we have sent. Unlike the prior administration, who just wrote blank checks with little oversight.

 

KYIV, Ukraine – Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy pored over a once-classified map of vast deposits of rare earths and other critical minerals during an interview with Reuters on Friday, part of a push to appeal to Donald Trump’s penchant for a deal.

The U.S. president, whose administration is pressing for a rapid end to Ukraine’s war with Russia, said on Monday he wanted Ukraine to supply the U.S. with rare earths and other minerals in return for financially supporting its war effort. “If we are talking about a deal, then let’s do a deal, we are only for it,” Zelenskyy said, emphasizing Ukraine’s need for security guarantees from its allies as part of any settlement.

Ukraine floated the idea of opening its critical minerals to investment by allies last fall, as it presented a “victory plan” that sought to put it in the strongest position for talks and force Moscow to the table.

“We need to stop (Russian President Vladimir) Putin and protect what we have – a very rich Dnipro region, central Ukraine.”

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy

 

Zelenskyy said less than 20% of Ukraine’s mineral resources, including about half of its rare earth deposits, were under Russian occupation.

Rare earths are important in the manufacture of high-performance magnets, electric motors and consumer electronics. Zelenskyy said Moscow could open those resources to its allies North Korea and Iran, both sworn U.S. enemies.

“We need to stop (Russian President Vladimir) Putin and protect what we have – a very rich Dnipro region, central Ukraine,” he said.

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Right wingers used to complain that there was too much censorship on Twitter. I remember Rogan having the people in charge of that at Twitter on...

Right wingers used to complain that there was too much censorship on Twitter. I remember Rogan having the people in charge of that at Twitter on his show, to debate censorship with him and Tim Poole. Now, the richest man in the world has bought Twitter and uses it as his personal far right wing sounding board that he tweets on constantly at all hours of the night and tells you what he thinks is right and wrong. The Right wingers lap it up. Rogan and Poole used to be concerned about Twitter censorship, but not anymore now that it's been taken over by their buddy.

You been conned! Brainwashed. Now bow down to the billionaires.

Your argument is nothing more than emotional projection, completely devoid of facts. Let’s break it down.  

First, Twitter under the previous regime was censoring people—often in a blatantly one-sided manner. The Twitter Files, released after Elon Musk’s acquisition, proved beyond doubt that Twitter was colluding with government agencies and political operatives to suppress certain viewpoints, shadowban conservatives, and even interfere in elections (e.g., suppressing the Hunter Biden laptop story). These weren’t conspiracy theories; they were documented facts. The outrage wasn’t about “Twitter being mean to conservatives"—it was about a social media giant actively manipulating discourse under the guise of "content moderation."  

Second, your claim that Musk has turned Twitter into a "far-right sounding board" is laughable. Musk himself has stated multiple times that he supports free speech across the political spectrum, and his own political stance is more libertarian than traditionally conservative. The fact that the platform now allows voices that were once suppressed doesn’t mean it’s "far-right"; it means it's no longer an echo chamber for leftist ideology. If allowing open discussion feels like a right-wing shift to you, maybe that says more about where you stand than where Twitter does.  

Third, your whining about Rogan and Poole is just nonsense. They, like many others, called out Twitter’s previous censorship because it was real and well-documented. Now that Musk has removed many of those suppressive policies, the problem *they were fighting against no longer exists*—so why would they keep complaining? Unlike you, they actually respond to changing circumstances instead of clinging to a victim narrative.  

Finally, your attempt at a "gotcha"—"Now bow down to the billionaires!"—is pure projection. You had no issue with billionaires like Jeff Bezos (Washington Post) or Mark Zuckerberg (Facebook) controlling narratives when they aligned with your views. But the moment a billionaire stops suppressing opposing opinions, suddenly it’s a problem? That’s not principled; it’s just hypocrisy.  

The truth is simple: free speech advocates fought against censorship when it was happening. The left only cares about it now because they lost their stranglehold on the narrative. You weren’t "conned"—you just can’t handle a world where your ideology is no longer the only one allowed to speak.

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Right wingers used to complain that there was too much censorship on Twitter. I remember Rogan having the people in charge of that at Twitter on...

Right wingers used to complain that there was too much censorship on Twitter. I remember Rogan having the people in charge of that at Twitter on his show, to debate censorship with him and Tim Poole. Now, the richest man in the world has bought Twitter and uses it as his personal far right wing sounding board that he tweets on constantly at all hours of the night and tells you what he thinks is right and wrong. The Right wingers lap it up. Rogan and Poole used to be concerned about Twitter censorship, but not anymore now that it's been taken over by their buddy.

You been conned! Brainwashed. Now bow down to the billionaires.
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I literally laughed out loud at that one, my wife (from the other room) asked what was so funny....

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AZ35 wrote:

I literally laughed out loud at that one, my wife (from the other room) asked what was so funny....

Hell, all you can do is laugh at these idiots.

TXDirt has been dismantling them with surgical precision. 

His are some of the best replies, to their bullshit, I've seen anywhere on the internet. 

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AZ35 wrote:

I literally laughed out loud at that one, my wife (from the other room) asked what was so funny....

Hell, all you can do is laugh at these idiots.TXDirt has been dismantling them with surgical precision. His are some of the best replies, to their bullshit...

Hell, all you can do is laugh at these idiots.

TXDirt has been dismantling them with surgical precision. 

His are some of the best replies, to their bullshit, I've seen anywhere on the internet. 

But to what end?  Long diatribes might feel good to write but they’re not changing anyone’s opinion. Especially on a motocross website. 

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