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89Hen wrote: ↑Wed Feb 24, 2021 1:49 pm

dal4018 wrote: ↑Wed Feb 24, 2021 5:08 am He was just involved in a car crash but he is alive!!!!!

Again? Two days in a row. Damn.

You're the one that brought populism into the argument and I'm not sure how it has anything to do with whether attempting to primary Manchin would be colossally stupid or not. I tend to support reason and thought over populism. Populism gave us Trump. Do you want another Trump? Or will the next Tru...

What about my post is confusing to you? You DONT think it’s strategically stupid? Fighting against $15 IS populist? :? Amash took a stand on principle. Like you and I, he recognizes the bullshit of political theater. What you refer to as a purity movement in this case, is controlled by establishmen...

Very interesting read and another expert who’s worthy of following. “The story of the pandemic” Julia Belluz Moving forward, what’s the big vaccine issue you’re going to be tracking? Hilda Bastian It’s still early days for clinical trials, so I’ll be tracking those and new boosters against variants,...

It's stuff like this why I have him on my punch list. I don't think Fauci is all there, unless there is context I'm missing. People are dining indoors and going to events, even without the vaccine. After listening to the video, it sounds like he's talking about wearing mask at these places, to prev...

It may be strategically stupid for the Democratic establishment but on issues like the minimum wage, they are both non-populist. Huh? How do the Democrats pass a progressive agenda if they lose either or both of those seats? Trying to primary them shows that they're prioritizing ideological purity ...

It can begin right after the entire Republican Party agrees that Joe Biden is the duly-elected POTUS. :coffee: Up until then the best policy would be can the filibuster and force-feed them legislation like a pate goose. :thumb: Why? The Democratic Party spent four years trying to deny that Donald T...

This would be a costly mistake for progressives The progressive organization No Excuses PAC is seeking to find primary opponents for Democratic senators Joe Manchin of West Virginia and Kyrsten Sinema of Arizona, both of whom are up for reelection in 2024, Politico reported. Some progressives are f...

I'd say he's a no show at Masters and his career is likely over. CNN reported that his agent says there leg trauma....that with a 5th back surgery. Yikes. I hope he pulls through. He was on TV on Sunday at the Genesis Open.....he looked blistered at 10:00 in the morning. Wife and I thought the exac...

Col Hogan wrote: ↑Tue Feb 23, 2021 4:24 pm Happy National Pizza Day!!!

Stolen from a friend on FB today:

"People that won’t eat pizza because it has pineapple on it, don’t let their food touch and definitely say things like eww when the steak is rare."

Coke to white employees: Be less white. https://www.kabc.com/news/coke-conducting-employee-seminars-to-be-less-white/ No different than if a company had a program for black employees telling them to “be les black“. Critical Race Theory at its finest. :coffee: https://twitter.com/DrKarlynB/status/13...

While I agree, Initial Police report said it rolled multiple times. Then that roof barely grazed the ground and he was airborne for most of it. No way does a normal roll over produce that light of damage. Plus the sides are barely damaged. I will give them the benefit of the doubt but I have had a ...

Gil Dobie wrote: ↑Tue Feb 23, 2021 1:38 pm Might be without Tiger. In the hospital after accident. Hope it's minor injuries.

In surgery, critical injuries, jaws of life tells me he’s probably done.

Deregulation doesn't mean no regulation. There were and are plenty of regulations in Texas as they relate to the power grid, power generation, etc. However, the regulations weren't written well enough to guard against the scenario that happened. Basically, there was no incentive via the regulations...

Nope. Not even close. Closer if you replaced Trump with a Rand Paul or a Bob Barr. :coffee: Once again, you're confusing your opinion with fact and dismissing my opinion. I feel disrespected and excluded. Would you like to mansplain to me why I'm wrong and shouldn't feel this way? :D Oh...must have...

89Hen wrote: ↑Tue Feb 23, 2021 8:26 am

Gil Dobie wrote: ↑Tue Feb 23, 2021 7:26 am Too Low, Jackson St

Got some intel to share?

They demolished Edwin Something Or Other last weekend. Were a 5-7 loss team last year.

That’s all.

Narrow minded would also be confusing mid-20th century or Northern European social programs and tax policy with communism. :kisswink: Regarding religion, closed mindedeness is a requirement for many if not most religions. You literally can't afford to not be. Same goes for atheism. Disregarding and...

Good god...only the abstract. I'm just a casual thinker. Really quite dumb and non-detail oriented in most ways. I'm like Mel Brooks, stand up philosopher from History of the World....waiting in line at the vnemployment office of life. :ohno: But closed mindedness is more than just a bug unless Jes...

Of course. But unless you're arguing that exposure to left over viral cells remaining in a dirty mask is a greater risk to community spread than no mask at all, it would still seem better. Perhaps not for the wearer but in reducing the spread. If that's not known for certain than it would seem like...

Valid concern. Ironically, closed mindedness being the hallmark of conservatism and religious fundamentalism. What some people call a bug, others call a feature. :thumb: And it is a interesting study from a methodology standpoint. I would be more inclined to place "faith" in their "f...

:lol: It would just seem to depend on how long the virus cells live on the surface of the mask. I was thinking more along the lines of a mask's ability to block particles. For someone who has to wear it daily for work it's probably significant, but for someone like me who only has to wear one every...

:lol: It would just seem to depend on how long the virus cells live on the surface of the mask. I was thinking more along the lines of a mask's ability to block particles. For someone who has to wear it daily for work it's probably significant, but for someone like me who only has to wear one every...

Here’s a new Cambridge study on the topic. Not surprising. “Our brains hold clues for the ideologies we choose to live by, according to research, which has suggested that people who espouse extremist attitudes tend to perform poorly on complex mental tasks. Researchers from the University of Cambri...

Why do they lose efficacy after being worn an hour? I’d like to see the studies. I did some digging this weekend and while I found my notes I did not save a link to the study. It was at time that when I was researching all the different ideas out there and it became fairly obvious that the science ...

Which type is kalmunism??? http://www.utopiaanddystopia.com/utopia/utopian-society/ The one where everyone fishes but no fish are caught. Plus getting lost at opportune times. One week to the WA lowland lakes spring opener. Hitting up Lake Never Freezes tomorrow. And I’ve never been lost. :coffee: