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‘Rich Men North of Richmond’ instantly becomes right-wing ‘anthem’
The Trumptards have a Civil War Song to play while they overthrow Biden and reinstate Trump. If you have a crappy, low-paying job, blame your boss, but the song blames the Democrats, as always. The Republicans and Trump could solve the problems mentioned in the song, but they don't because Democrats would get credit.
Praise from Republican Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene: “This is the anthem of the forgotten Americans who truly support this nation and unfortunately the world with their hard-earned tax dollars and incredibly hard work.”
The title of the song seemingly refers to politicians in Washington, D.C., who Anthony claims want to suck Americans dry and “have total control.”
With lyrics that tout some of the most common right-wing talking points, it’s no surprise that the song is drumming up support from Republicans.
“‘Cause your dollar ain’t s--t and it’s taxed to no end, ‘cause the rich men north of Richmond,” Anthony sings in the video.
“God, if you’re 5-foot-3 and you’re 300 pounds, taxes ought not to pay for your bags of Fudge Rounds,” Anthony continues, appearing to slam the welfare system.
In just three days, the song quite literally supplanted Aldean’s “Small Town,” when it jumped to No. 1 on the iTunes Country chart, Billboard reports. And the comments on YouTube have been rolling in.
“This is not a song. It’s an anthem for 80+ million Americans who have been smeared, ignored, mocked, slandered, and robbed by their own government,” wrote one listener.
“It’s exactly how all of us are feeling!” said another. “God bless the hard-working, middle-class Americans, and God bless this great country!”
In another video posted to YouTube, Anthony claimed to be “pretty dead center down the aisle on politics,” but then elaborated on the issue of human trafficking, which has often been found at the center of many right-wing conspiracy theories.
“I can’t begin to conceptualize what has to happen to someone in order for them to think that’s OK,” he said. “I think I drew the line on being quiet when I started to see that becoming normalized and I’ll leave that at that.”
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/newly-released-country-song-rich-men
-north-of-richmond-from-unknown-artist-instantly-becomes-right-wing-anthem/ar-AA1fczav
The Joss Whedon script for Serenity, where Wash lives, is Serenity-190pages.pdf at
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Originally posted by second:Quote:6ix, you wrote a line a terrorist would write:
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You're the resident psychopath on this board, Reaverfan/Arthur.
You might want to get your levels checked out as well.
"I'd love to see Biden* try it. Civil War II would erupt then, and half of you Libtard goons would be dead by the end of the week."
http://fireflyfans.net/mthread.aspx?bid=18&tid=65563&mid=11788
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When I said "I'd love to see Biden* try it", I was referring to you claiming that on Trump's inauguration day Joe Biden* could brandish a gun in front of everyone and murder Trump and he'd get away with it. I don't see how replying as I did to your diseased brain assassination fantasy is terroristic.
And here's a collection of your terrorist threats:
http://fireflyfans.net/mthread.aspx?tid=65116
They've all been archived, in case you're tempted to scrap them like you did when you said you could kill trump and you knew how to get away with it by feeding his body to pigs. A little Texas Democrat trick, I presume?
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Quote:I see you can't understand what Trump is. but your kind have been telling the world what you are and the world knows you are seeking the destruction of the United States. You see this as seeking liberty, freedom, and the intense happiness to be your true self:
Originally posted by 6ixStringJack:
They've all been archived, in case you're tempted to scrap them like you did when you said you could kill trump and you knew how to get away with it by feeding his body to pigs. A little Texas Democrat trick, I presume?
Trump is a serious threat to the union of American states
The former US president seems like a dark throwback to the 19th century, when men like John C. Calhoun, Nathan B. Forrest and Jefferson F. Davis wanted their truth to be victorious.
by Peter van Dalen, a Dutch member of the European Parliament.
Standing in front of the Capitol building in Washington on March 4, 1865, then President Abraham Lincoln stirred the hearts of his audience, declaring America should have “malice toward none and charity for all.”
It was Lincoln’s second inaugural address, and he was determined to heal a divided nation just weeks away from the formal end of its bloody civil war, setting out his aim “to achieve and cherish a just and lasting peace, among ourselves, and with all nations.”
But this magnificent and evocative speech, as well as the actions of one of America’s greatest Republicans, now stands in brutal contrast to the words and deeds of another Republican — former United States President Donald J. Trump.
Trump is focused on his own glory, on his own interests — not the nation’s. He hurls grapes of wrath around the country. And his real menace was finally brought home in the report by the Bipartisan Congressional Inquiry Committee on the January 6 insurrection, when the U.S. Congress was besieged and Trump’s “stolen election” conspiracy morphed into a de facto coup attempt, with criminal intent to overturn the votes in seven states.
Thus, it’s a relief that arch conspirator Trump is now being brought to court by Special Council Jack Smith — but it’s hardly misplaced to still harbor fears.
Trump seems a dark throwback to the 19th century, when the American civil war erupted because men like John C. Calhoun, Nathan B. Forrest and Jefferson Davis wanted their truth to be victorious. The result: a bloody secession. Trump now similarly wants his truth to be victorious. And while that hopefully doesn’t mean an actual civil war, the U.S. is in the middle of a disorienting cultural civil war.
In states and cities, and within families, there is extreme divisiveness; people are either for or against Trump. One can see the clear and present danger playing out on social media, and is left wondering where it will end. It’s also becoming increasingly difficult not to conclude that Trump is a serious threat to the preservation of the union of American states.
To be open, I am not in favor of current President Joe Biden either. I find it almost impossible to understand why the Democrats have decided to back this elderly man as their presidential nominee, and why it isn’t possible for both the Republicans and the Democrats to put forward candidates at least younger than 70 years old.
Moreover, the burning question for those of us across the Atlantic is, what can and should we do in Europe given these worrying developments?
More at https://www.politico.eu/article/donald-trump-united-states-election-20
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The Joss Whedon script for Serenity, where Wash lives, is Serenity-190pages.pdf at
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6ixStringJack, you didn't get this far, but President James Buchanan is ranked almost the worst President because he did nothing about Robert E Lee and Jefferson Davis. The worst President, Andrew Johnson, undid nearly everything Lincoln accomplished while cleaning up Pres. Buchanan's aftermath. President Biden is aware of history and what Trump is planning. Biden won't be a Buchanan or Johnson. H
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He's got wet brain second. That's what the drink will do to you.
Brains are supposed to be wet, retard. They're made up of 75% water.
You don't even have one, so you don't get to have an opinion on the matter.
While anyone can develop the disorder, people who consume alcohol are more likely to develop the condition. According to the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism, 80% of people with alcohol use disorder have a thiamine deficiency.1
Research shows that wet brain is more likely to develop in men than women. This is because men are more likely to be diagnosed with alcohol use disorder, the leading cause of wet brain.2 With the proper treatment and management, it's possible to reverse the damage the condition has caused to your brain.
Characteristics of Wet Brain
Wet brain causes varying symptoms depending on the stage of your condition. A persistent sign is confusion, which often makes it difficult for people with the disorder to realize that something is wrong with them. Many signs of wet brain are similar to alcohol intoxication, which makes it essential to look out for signs of the condition when a person is sober.
Yep Jack, that's you
T
Actually, as much as it might pain you to hear it, Ted, the information you have provided here is helpful.
Though I don't suffer from many of the symptoms of Wernicke-Korsakoff, particularly the really bad late-stage symptoms, it turns out that Thiamine deficiency can actually be intimately linked to both Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes, as Thiamine plays an important role in breaking down carbohydrates. When somebody drinks every day, their kidneys flood the blood stream with Thiamine and alcoholics can have as little as 25% of it than people who don't drink. It also turns out that consuming coffee can deplete the body's stores of Thiamine as well, and even though the levels of coffee that I drink might not effect an otherwise healthy person at my age and build, if I was coming off of years of out of control drinking and heavily deficient in the first place, I might actually be operating at a level of the vitamin that is not healthy long-term.
I've looked through my lab work and it turns out that so far we haven't tested for this. I'm actually a little annoyed about this because I've been completely honest with every doctor I've seen so far about the fact that I've been sober now for over 6.5 years but I used to drink HEAVILY. Yet not one doctor has had any lab work drawn up for B1 deficiency. Because of the nature of diabetes, it turns out that a lot of Thiamine deficiency issues get missed in both type 1 and type 2 diabetics.
I've put in a request for these tests, and hope to have them done this upcoming week.
Although I know you're just being a dick like you always are, and you're using the term "wet brain" as the insult that it is and the term for Wernicke-Korsakoff that the medical community does not like people using, if it turns out that I have a strong B1 deficiency that was chronic and I can get it fixed, you may have just inadvertently saved my eyesight long-term as well as possibly saved me from having actual memory and other cognitive issues later in life. And who knows? By pointing this out, you may have even made my Diabetes even easier to manage since Thiamine plays such an important and active role in the body's use of carbohydrates and glucose.
So... Thanks.
Glad I could help.
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I'm hoping Georgia will indict Trump tomorrow end of day.
tick tock
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BREAKING NEWS: Georgia grand jury returns indictment in 2020 election probe
Donald Trump Has Been Indicted And Yes Arrested; Four Times Now, And Counting. Hey Jack, I Was Right
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Justice is being served.
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It took 3 years to close this case. Trump's case will take much longer because Trump has better lawyers. They should be better since they cost $1 million per week:
A federal judge on Monday sentenced Cecily Ann Aguilar to 30 years for helping dispose of Army Spc. Vanessa Guillén's body. Aguilar, the girlfriend of the man accused of killing Guillén, pleaded guilty late last year to one count of helping a suspect after the crime and three counts of making false statements to authorities. She's the only living suspect tied to the 2020 slaying of Guillén, a Houston native who authorities believe was murdered by Army Spc. Aaron David Robinson while stationed at Fort Cavazos, formerly known as Fort Hood. He fatally shot himself as police closed in on him. Unfortunately, Trump won't shoot himself.
https://www.houstonchronicle.com/politics/article/vanessa-guillen-case
-sentencing-18287175.php
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Originally posted by THG:
He's got wet brain second. That's what the drink will do to you.
Brains are supposed to be wet, retard. They're made up of 75% water.
You don't even have one, so you don't get to have an opinion on the matter.
While anyone can develop the disorder, people who consume alcohol are more likely to develop the condition. According to the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism, 80% of people with alcohol use disorder have a thiamine deficiency.1
Research shows that wet brain is more likely to develop in men than women. This is because men are more likely to be diagnosed with alcohol use disorder, the leading cause of wet brain.2 With the proper treatment and management, it's possible to reverse the damage the condition has caused to your brain.
Characteristics of Wet Brain
Wet brain causes varying symptoms depending on the stage of your condition. A persistent sign is confusion, which often makes it difficult for people with the disorder to realize that something is wrong with them. Many signs of wet brain are similar to alcohol intoxication, which makes it essential to look out for signs of the condition when a person is sober.
Yep Jack, that's you
T
Actually, as much as it might pain you to hear it, Ted, the information you have provided here is helpful.
Though I don't suffer from many of the symptoms of Wernicke-Korsakoff, particularly the really bad late-stage symptoms, it turns out that Thiamine deficiency can actually be intimately linked to both Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes, as Thiamine plays an important role in breaking down carbohydrates. When somebody drinks every day, their kidneys flood the blood stream with Thiamine and alcoholics can have as little as 25% of it than people who don't drink. It also turns out that consuming coffee can deplete the body's stores of Thiamine as well, and even though the levels of coffee that I drink might not effect an otherwise healthy person at my age and build, if I was coming off of years of out of control drinking and heavily deficient in the first place, I might actually be operating at a level of the vitamin that is not healthy long-term.
I've looked through my lab work and it turns out that so far we haven't tested for this. I'm actually a little annoyed about this because I've been completely honest with every doctor I've seen so far about the fact that I've been sober now for over 6.5 years but I used to drink HEAVILY. Yet not one doctor has had any lab work drawn up for B1 deficiency. Because of the nature of diabetes, it turns out that a lot of Thiamine deficiency issues get missed in both type 1 and type 2 diabetics.
I've put in a request for these tests, and hope to have them done this upcoming week.
Although I know you're just being a dick like you always are, and you're using the term "wet brain" as the insult that it is and the term for Wernicke-Korsakoff that the medical community does not like people using, if it turns out that I have a strong B1 deficiency that was chronic and I can get it fixed, you may have just inadvertently saved my eyesight long-term as well as possibly saved me from having actual memory and other cognitive issues later in life. And who knows? By pointing this out, you may have even made my Diabetes even easier to manage since Thiamine plays such an important and active role in the body's use of carbohydrates and glucose.
So... Thanks.
Glad I could help.
T https://www.picgifs.com/emoticons/s
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Trump was indicted again. What's that? Like 10 times? 100 times? 1000 times?
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Originally posted by THG:
He's got wet brain second. That's what the drink will do to you.
Brains are supposed to be wet, retard. They're made up of 75% water.
You don't even have one, so you don't get to have an opinion on the matter.
While anyone can develop the disorder, people who consume alcohol are more likely to develop the condition. According to the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism, 80% of people with alcohol use disorder have a thiamine deficiency.1
Research shows that wet brain is more likely to develop in men than women. This is because men are more likely to be diagnosed with alcohol use disorder, the leading cause of wet brain.2 With the proper treatment and management, it's possible to reverse the damage the condition has caused to your brain.
Characteristics of Wet Brain
Wet brain causes varying symptoms depending on the stage of your condition. A persistent sign is confusion, which often makes it difficult for people with the disorder to realize that something is wrong with them. Many signs of wet brain are similar to alcohol intoxication, which makes it essential to look out for signs of the condition when a person is sober.
Yep Jack, that's you
T
Actually, as much as it might pain you to hear it, Ted, the information you have provided here is helpful.
Though I don't suffer from many of the symptoms of Wernicke-Korsakoff, particularly the really bad late-stage symptoms, it turns out that Thiamine deficiency can actually be intimately linked to both Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes, as Thiamine plays an important role in breaking down carbohydrates. When somebody drinks every day, their kidneys flood the blood stream with Thiamine and alcoholics can have as little as 25% of it than people who don't drink. It also turns out that consuming coffee can deplete the body's stores of Thiamine as well, and even though the levels of coffee that I drink might not effect an otherwise healthy person at my age and build, if I was coming off of years of out of control drinking and heavily deficient in the first place, I might actually be operating at a level of the vitamin that is not healthy long-term.
I've looked through my lab work and it turns out that so far we haven't tested for this. I'm actually a little annoyed about this because I've been completely honest with every doctor I've seen so far about the fact that I've been sober now for over 6.5 years but I used to drink HEAVILY. Yet not one doctor has had any lab work drawn up for B1 deficiency. Because of the nature of diabetes, it turns out that a lot of Thiamine deficiency issues get missed in both type 1 and type 2 diabetics.
I've put in a request for these tests, and hope to have them done this upcoming week.
Although I know you're just being a dick like you always are, and you're using the term "wet brain" as the insult that it is and the term for Wernicke-Korsakoff that the medical community does not like people using, if it turns out that I have a strong B1 deficiency that was chronic and I can get it fixed, you may have just inadvertently saved my eyesight long-term as well as possibly saved me from having actual memory and other cognitive issues later in life. And who knows? By pointing this out, you may have even made my Diabetes even easier to manage since Thiamine plays such an important and active role in the body's use of carbohydrates and glucose.
So... Thanks.
Glad I could help.
T
Got the lab work done for i
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