Russia Invades Ukraine. Again
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EVERYBODY is poorer than they were, except commodities sellers and financiers, SECOND. Just look at the number of homeless people in liberal bastions like California and New York state.
Fuck you, troll.
And fuck Ukraine.
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Pity would be no more,
If we did not MAKE someone poor - William Blake
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Quote:Tough luck for homeless people who can't afford $2,500 per month rent in so-called "liberal bastions". It turns out that "liberals" are just about as selfish/uncharitable as Trumptards. Perhaps the poor should live where the rent is less than $2,500? The poor drunken addicts and fools can't stay where they are because most middle-class Americans won't rent out a room and shared bath for $500/month in their house to the homeless.
Originally posted by SIGNYM:
EVERYBODY is poorer than they were, except commodities sellers and financiers, SECOND. Just look at the number of homeless people in liberal bastions like California and New York state.
Fuck you, troll.
And fuck Ukraine.
The Joss Whedon script for Serenity, where Wash lives, is Serenity-190pages.pdf at
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Originally posted by second:Quote:Tough luck for homeless people who can't afford $2,500 per month rent in so-called "liberal bastions". It turns out that "liberals" are just about as selfish/uncharitable as Trumptards. Perhaps the poor should live where the rent is less than $2,500? The poor drunken addicts and fools can't stay where they are because most middle-class Americans won't rent out a room and shared bath for $500/month in their house to the homeless.
Originally posted by SIGNYM:
EVERYBODY is poorer than they were, except commodities sellers and financiers, SECOND. Just look at the number of homeless people in liberal bastions like California and New York state.
Fuck you, troll.
And fuck Ukraine.
The Joss Whedon script for Serenity, where Wash lives, is Serenity-190pages.pdf at
https://www.mediafire.com/folder/1uwh75oa407q8/Firefly
Quoted for Posterity.
Every once in a while Second gets it right.
True Charity is a rare thing. Especially when granted to strangers. Most Trumptards that give it are buying their way to Heaven. Most Liberals that do it are virtue signalling for Twitter points. When the rich do it, it's for PR and tax brakes.
Why don't you do something nice for people in your life, Second? You'll feel better about yourself and won't have to spend all day virtue signalling to 7 people on a dead forum.
In the mean time, are you about to put a room up for rent for the homeless in your 4 story mansion since it bothers you so much?
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Growing up in a Republic was nice... Shame we couldn't keep it.
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Quote:6ix, I am a perfect fit for the Republican Party, but not the Party of Trump and Bush II. When Bush II was governor of Texas, I knew he was a worthless man. He proved it to more than half the nation while he was President. I knew that Trump was another worthless man because I had looked into Trump's business practices. He was known as a crook a long time ago. I know the kind of people who vote for a Nixon (after he revealed himself to be a crook and a liar), a Reagan (after he revealed himself as a hater of Medicare and a dimwit), a Bush II (after he revealed himself as a drunk and an incompetent commander-in-chief, see the immediate aftermath of 9/11). I have never liked the kind of people who voted for Nixon, Reagan, Bush II, or Trump because those voters were worse people, judging by their everyday dishonesty and sloth than the Presidents they voted for.
Originally posted by 6IXSTRINGJACK:
Quoted for Posterity.
Every once in a while Second gets it right.
True Charity is a rare thing. Especially when granted to strangers. Most Trumptards that give it are buying their way to Heaven. Most Liberals that do it are virtue signalling for Twitter points. When the rich do it, it's for PR and tax brakes.
Why don't you do something nice for people in your life, Second? You'll feel better about yourself and won't have to spend all day virtue signalling to 7 people on a dead forum.
In the mean time, are you about to put a room up for rent for the homeless in your 4 story mansion since it bothers you so much?
Related, Russians reveal who they are by voting for Putin. Putin has a bad record which most Russians ignore when they vote for him. It's their fault that Russia invaded Ukraine. Putin has been telling his voters that he would do it, but they voted for him anyway. Even the Russian politician who is opposed to Putin is no better than Putin as far as invading Ukraine: Why Ukraine is wary of the Russian opposition -- Ukrainians have many reasons to distrust Navalny and his movement.
https://www.aljazeera.com/opinions/2023/3/4/why-ukraine-is-wary-of-the
-russian-opposition
The Joss Whedon script for Serenity, where Wash lives, is Serenity-190pages.pdf at
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Quote:No shit, Sherlock
Originally posted by SIGNYM:
EVERYBODY is poorer than they were, except commodities sellers and financiers, SECOND. Just look at the number of homeless people in liberal bastions like California and New York state.
Fuck you, troll.
And fuck Ukraine.
SECOND: Tough luck for homeless people who can't afford $2,500 per month rent in so-called "liberal bastions". It turns out that "liberals" are just about as selfish/uncharitable as Trumptards.
And the DNC is just as corrupted by money as the RNC.
Quote:Oh, but then they wouldn't get the free (liberaloid) healthcare and (liberaloid) housing benefits, plus they'd have to put up with snowy winters.
Perhaps the poor should live where the rent is less than $2,500?
Quote:Yeah, why don't you buddy up with a schizo addict? That would make a great addition to your household!
The poor drunken addicts and fools can't stay where they are because most middle-class Americans won't rent out a room and shared bath for $500/month in their house to the homeless.
Fuck you, troll.
Oh BTW I noticed you want to post about ANYTHING BUT Ukraine.
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Pity would be no more,
If we did not MAKE someone poor - William Blake
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Quote:You notice almost nothing. I will quote myself to give you another opportunity to misunderstand the simplest ideas:
Originally posted by SIGNYM:
Oh BTW I noticed you want to post about ANYTHING BUT Ukraine.
Related, Russians reveal who they are by voting for Putin. Putin has a bad record which most Russians ignore when they vote for him. It's their fault that Russia invaded Ukraine. Putin has been telling his voters that he would do it, but they voted for him anyway. Even the Russian politician who is opposed to Putin is no better than Putin as far as invading Ukraine: Why Ukraine is wary of the Russian opposition -- Ukrainians have many reasons to distrust Navalny and his movement.
https://www.aljazeera.com/opinions/2023/3/4/why-ukraine-is-wary-of-the
-russian-opposition
That article goes on to say:
Quote:The Joss Whedon script for Serenity, where Wash lives, is Serenity-190pages.pdf at
Navalny, as Ukrainians and liberal Russians remember well, vehemently supported the Russian invasion of Georgia in 2008 and even used derogatory, dehumanising terms to refer to the Georgian people. Several years later, he would apologise for the terms he used, but never for his support of the Russian war on Georgia.
Navalny was nominally against the Russian aggression in Ukraine, but his “anti-war” position was underpinned by economic, rather than moral, considerations: “Russia can ill afford waging the war”. That position expectedly did not entail any empathy towards the Ukrainian people – something that was also reflected in his use of ethnic slurs against them.
He saw the Russian people as victims of injustice under Putin’s regime, not the Ukrainians. In his view, no wrong had been committed against Ukraine that was worth righting.
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Posting your fantasies about Russia is not posting about Ukraine. Yanno what you post about?
RUSSIA! RUSSIA!
PUTIN!
TRUMP!
"TRUMPTARDS"!
I would be hard-pressed to find posts of yours focused on Ukraine, Zelenskiy, or even what's happening on the front.
BBC updates its estimate of Russian dead to appx 16,000.
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Pity would be no more,
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A Test For Signym
Timothy Snyder wrote on September 6, 2022
On the Sunday before Russia began its latest invasion of Ukraine, I predicted on American television that Zelensky would remain in Kyiv if Russia invaded. I was mocked for this prediction, just as I was when I predicted the previous Russian invasion, the danger that U.S. President Donald Trump posed to American democracy, and Trump’s coup attempt. Former advisers to Trump and President Barack Obama disagreed with me in a class at Yale University, where I teach. They were doing nothing more than reflecting the American consensus. Americans tend to see the war in Ukraine in the long shadow of the 9/11 attacks and the American moral and military failures that followed. In the Biden administration, officials feared that taking the side of Kyiv risked repeating the fall of Kabul. Among younger people and on the political left, a deeper unease arose from the lack of a national reckoning over the invasion of Iraq, justified at the time with the notion that destroying one regime would create a tabula rasa from which democracy would naturally emerge. The idiocy of this argument made a generation doubt the possibility that war and democracy could have something to do with each other. The unease with another military effort was perhaps understandable, but the resemblance between Iraq and Ukraine was only superficial. Ukrainians weren’t imposing their own vision on another country. They were protecting their right to choose their own leaders against an invasion designed to undo their democracy and eliminate their society.
The Trump administration had spread cynicism from the other direction. First Trump denied Ukraine weapons in order to blackmail Zelensky. Then he showed that a U.S. president would attempt a coup to stay in power after an electoral defeat. To watch fellow citizens die in an attempt to overthrow democracy is the opposite of risking one’s life to protect it. Of course, if democracy is only about larger forces and not about ethics, then Trump’s actions would make perfect sense. If one believes that capitalist selfishness automatically becomes democratic virtue, and that lying about who won an election is just expressing an opinion like any other, then Trump is a normal politician. In fact, he brazenly personifies the Russian idea that there are no values and no truth.
Americans had largely forgotten that democracy is a value for which an elected official—or a citizen, for that matter—might choose to live or die. By taking a risk, Zelensky transformed his role from that of a bit player in a Trump scandal to a hero of democracy. Americans assumed that he would want to flee because they had convinced themselves of the supremacy of impersonal forces: if they bring democracy, so much the better, but when they don’t, people submit.
“I need ammunition, not a ride” was Zelensky’s response to U.S. urgings to leave Kyiv. This was perhaps not as eloquent as the funeral oration of Pericles, but it gets across the same point: there is honor in choosing the right way to die on behalf of a people seeking the right way to live.
https://www.foreignaffairs.com/ukraine/ukraine-war-democracy-nihilism-
timothy-snyder
The Joss Whedon script for Serenity, where Wash lives, is Serenity-190pages.pdf at
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What is the test? Because your post seems to be all about Russia and Trump. You really cant help yourself, can you?
heh heh heh
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Quote:It is an analogy to testing if Signym could turn on the lights in a bathroom at night.
Originally posted by SIGNYM:
What is the test? Because your post seems to be all about Russia and Trump. You really cant help yourself, can you?
heh heh heh
1) Signym needs to find the light switch. It has a little LED to illuminate where it is. Remember, this is at night.
2) Signym needs to understand the switch. It is a push-button dimmer rather than an up/down toggle switch.
3) Signym could not find the switch. I can hear Signym knocking over things in the dark bathroom.
4) Signym smeared EVERYTHING in the bathroom. Signym never did find the toilet in the dark. Instead, Signym pooped on the floor.
Signym, here are your test results: You are stupid and/or you like to poop on the floor. It must be a Russian thing about you. Thankfully, I don't have to clean up the mess you have made out of life. Signym, you'll have to live and die in eternal darkness, as will the Russians, unless they leave Putin's Russia.
The Joss Whedon script for Serenity, where Wash lives, is Serenity-190pages.pdf at
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