You'll have to pardon my confusion, because when I said they don't, you said they do, they're just called Libertarians.CID1990 wrote:Not reallyGrizalltheway wrote: So was I wrong to say they don't make Republicans like him anymore?
smh
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They don't make Progressives like him anymore.Grizalltheway wrote:So was I wrong to say they don't make Republicans like him anymore?CID1990 wrote:
I forgot you're desperately checking my posts for a win
For your benefit, I'll say that people today who would most closely resemble conservatives like T Roosevelt, are libertarians. He was a big government guy in a day when many people did not understand that all bureaucratic creep builds on the bureaucratic creep that came before it.
He wasn't a libertarian.
The people today who would most closely resemble him are libertarians.
And like Kennedy or Reagan, he wouldn't sniff a nomination
Is that parsed out enough for you, Nancy?
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Progressives f*cking suck... and are screwing everything up
Reasonable Liberalism is out the window
scuttled for something more extreme and less sustainable
None of the political extremes are sustainable by design
This is what is so sad about hard left hard right thinking
They are ultimately full speed ahead off a cliff
Reasonable Liberalism is out the window
scuttled for something more extreme and less sustainable
None of the political extremes are sustainable by design
This is what is so sad about hard left hard right thinking
They are ultimately full speed ahead off a cliff
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They aren't REPUBLICANSGrizalltheway wrote:You'll have to pardon my confusion, because when I said they don't, you said they do, they're just called Libertarians.CID1990 wrote:
Not really
smh
You and Jelly - seriously
Get a room
And when I say "a room", I mean a hotel room - moderately priced
Where you can discuss not stepping on cracks, handwashing, etc
Oh, and screw
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RightCID1990 wrote:They aren't REPUBLICANSGrizalltheway wrote: You'll have to pardon my confusion, because when I said they don't, you said they do, they're just called Libertarians.
You and Jelly - seriously
Get a room
And when I say "a room", I mean a hotel room - moderately priced
Where you can discuss not stepping on cracks, handwashing, etc
Oh, and screw
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I didn't say there aren't people like him anymore
I said there aren't REPUBLICANS like him
It was a commentary on the state of the modern Republican party
Now go find a power washer
With which to clean the sand out of
your gaping vagina
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If only we had more Jill Steins.Chizzang wrote:Progressives f*cking suck... and are screwing everything up
Reasonable Liberalism is out the window
scuttled for something more extreme and less sustainable
None of the political extremes are sustainable by design
This is what is so sad about hard left hard right thinking
They are ultimately full speed ahead off a cliff
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You are the sand in my vagina, MisterGrizalltheway wrote:RightCID1990 wrote:
They aren't REPUBLICANS
You and Jelly - seriously
Get a room
And when I say "a room", I mean a hotel room - moderately priced
Where you can discuss not stepping on cracks, handwashing, etc
Oh, and screw
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I didn't say there aren't people like him anymore
I said there aren't REPUBLICANS like him
It was a commentary on the state of the modern Republican party
Now go find a power washer
With which to clean the sand out of
your gaping vagina
And when I flush you it goes, "DOUCHE"
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Look here knuckle headSkjellyfetti wrote:If only we had more Jill Steins.Chizzang wrote:Progressives f*cking suck... and are screwing everything up
Reasonable Liberalism is out the window
scuttled for something more extreme and less sustainable
None of the political extremes are sustainable by design
This is what is so sad about hard left hard right thinking
They are ultimately full speed ahead off a cliff
I voted for batsh!t crazy Jill Stein as a statement against where we are today
When Hilary and Trump are the two choices - well fuck me
BTW:
Both of them are destroying their respective parties
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I'm with ya, Chizzy. Both on the Jill Stein being bat crazy and on the protest vote value of a vote for her. And on the lunacy of both the political extremes that are screwing things up these days as they jockey for the next soundbite/twitter/meme victory over the other.Chizzang wrote:Look here knuckle headSkjellyfetti wrote:
If only we had more Jill Steins.
I voted for batsh!t crazy Jill Stein as a statement against where we are today
When Hilary and Trump are the two choices - well **** me
BTW:
Both of them are destroying their respective parties
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I'm sort of with the knucklehead on this one though-Chizzang wrote:Look here knuckle headSkjellyfetti wrote:
If only we had more Jill Steins.
I voted for batsh!t crazy Jill Stein as a statement against where we are today
When Hilary and Trump are the two choices - well **** me
BTW:
Both of them are destroying their respective parties
Based on just about everything you espouse I'd place you firmly in the Johnson camp. That would have been a constructive vote. Johnson was a level headed choice
Stein is HARD left, so I can accept her as a protest vote, but it is hardly one against extremism (left or right)
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I'm moving on to An Army at Dawn, part 1 of Rick Atkinson's "Liberation Trilogy" about WWII. This one's about the war in Africa. I read part 2 -- The Day of Battle -- first, about the war in Italy.
Better Rommel than Drumpf, I figure.
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That's why I voted for the stonerChizzang wrote:Look here knuckle headSkjellyfetti wrote:
If only we had more Jill Steins.
I voted for batsh!t crazy Jill Stein as a statement against where we are today
When Hilary and Trump are the two choices - well **** me
BTW:
Both of them are destroying their respective parties
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I read An Army at Dawn long ago, it's a good book.Ivytalk wrote:I'm moving on to An Army at Dawn, part 1 of Rick Atkinson's "Liberation Trilogy" about WWII. This one's about the war in Africa. I read part 2 -- The Day of Battle -- first, about the war in Italy.
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I've already read two books about Rommel this year. They don't make soldiers like that anymore.Ibanez wrote:I read An Army at Dawn long ago, it's a good book.Ivytalk wrote:I'm moving on to An Army at Dawn, part 1 of Rick Atkinson's "Liberation Trilogy" about WWII. This one's about the war in Africa. I read part 2 -- The Day of Battle -- first, about the war in Italy.
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This thread delivers! It's fun watching Chizzy and CID get roughed up a little!GannonFan wrote:I'm with ya, Chizzy. Both on the Jill Stein being bat crazy and on the protest vote value of a vote for her. And on the lunacy of both the political extremes that are screwing things up these days as they jockey for the next soundbite/twitter/meme victory over the other.Chizzang wrote:
Look here knuckle head
I voted for batsh!t crazy Jill Stein as a statement against where we are today
When Hilary and Trump are the two choices - well **** me
BTW:
Both of them are destroying their respective parties
Agree on the political extremism although I think a better description might be duopoly induced adversarialism. After all, both tribes tend to nominate center right candidates.
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They certainly don't. That man was incredible. A certifiable Military geniusIvytalk wrote:I've already read two books about Rommel this year. They don't make soldiers like that anymore.Ibanez wrote: I read An Army at Dawn long ago, it's a good book.
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Book names? Recommendations? Come on Ivy, is retirement making you soft?Ivytalk wrote:I've already read two books about Rommel this year. They don't make soldiers like that anymore.Ibanez wrote: I read An Army at Dawn long ago, it's a good book.
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The two I read were Knight's Cross by David Fraser (comprehensive bio) and Discovering the Rommel Murder by Charles F. Marshall (intriguing look at Rommel's life and death, based on interviews of Mrs. Rommel and German military officers by a US officer stationed in Germany at the end of the war).UNI88 wrote:Book names? Recommendations? Come on Ivy, is retirement making you soft?Ivytalk wrote: I've already read two books about Rommel this year. They don't make soldiers like that anymore.
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Hey! Look Here Fuck-Okalm wrote:This thread delivers! It's fun watching Chizzy and CID get roughed up a little!GannonFan wrote:
I'm with ya, Chizzy. Both on the Jill Stein being bat crazy and on the protest vote value of a vote for her. And on the lunacy of both the political extremes that are screwing things up these days as they jockey for the next soundbite/twitter/meme victory over the other.![]()
Agree on the political extremism although I think a better description might be duopoly induced adversarialism. After all, both tribes tend to nominate center right candidates.
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Where exactly can one get that certification?Ibanez wrote:They certainly don't. That man was incredible. A certifiable Military geniusIvytalk wrote: I've already read two books about Rommel this year. They don't make soldiers like that anymore.
He lost North Africa and Normandy. Then he lost his ass.
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With better air cover and supply lines, Rommel would've stomped Montgomery's ass at El Alamein, and we'd all be speaking German right now.CitadelGrad wrote:Where exactly can one get that certification?Ibanez wrote: They certainly don't. That man was incredible. A certifiable Military genius
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And Washington Lost New York and Pennyslvania...but we cheer him on as a military hero.CitadelGrad wrote:Where exactly can one get that certification?Ibanez wrote: They certainly don't. That man was incredible. A certifiable Military genius
He lost North Africa and Normandy. Then he lost his ass.
Seriously, do some reading on Rommel. It's clear you don't understand him. Do you know why he committed suicide (w/o cheating, why?)
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And if he had his way, the Panzer divisions would've been ready for our troops at Normandy.Ivytalk wrote:With better air cover and supply lines, Rommel would've stomped Montgomery's ass at El Alamein, and we'd all be speaking German right now.CitadelGrad wrote:
Where exactly can one get that certification?
He lost North Africa and Normandy. Then he lost his ass.
If Hitler hadn't gotten in Rommels way..Rommel would done many great things in that war.
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