Political memes, Posters, Funny Pics, Etc.

[SDHornet]

[SDHornet]

Nope. Nope. Nope and Nope. 0-4 there. Try again.

The EPA, OSHA, etc. were good ideas and have made a positive difference. The problems started when they' achieved their mission and then expanded beyond it to justify a larger, less effective bureaucracy.

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Agreed. Those agencies lost the plot when they started deviating from science based decision making.

[SDHornet]

[AZGrizFan]

Nope. Nope. Nope and Nope. 0-4 there. Try again.

The EPA, OSHA, etc. were good ideas and have made a positive difference. The problems started when they' achieved their mission and then expanded beyond it to justify a larger, less effective bureaucracy.

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Right. So, not them either.

[UNI88]

The EPA, OSHA, etc. were good ideas and have made a positive difference. The problems started when they' achieved their mission and then expanded beyond it to justify a larger, less effective bureaucracy.

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Right. So, not them either.

The problem is that illiberals want too much government and MAGAts want almost none. Both approaches end poorly.

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[SDHornet]

Right. So, not them either.

The problem is that illiberals want too much government and MAGAts want almost none. Both approaches end poorly.

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The thing is we already know people can get by just fine with almost none vs too much. History tells us this.

[kalm]

The problem is that illiberals want too much government and MAGAts want almost none. Both approaches end poorly.

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The thing is we already know people can get by just fine with almost none vs too much. History tells us this.

Which history?

[kalm]

“Better” is subjective.

Basic healthcare, environmental protection, public safety, war for starters.

Government operates in the most inefficient way possible, and that is by design.

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I’m not sure it’s always by design. Sometimes it’s human nature and incompetency. But yes.

And this also happens in the private sector.

[kalm]

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[UNI88]

It's kind of like Truth Social.

[SDHornet]

It's kind of like Truth Social.

[SDHornet]

The thing is we already know people can get by just fine with almost none vs too much. History tells us this.

Which history?

Even you aren't that dense.

[BDKJMU]

It's kind of like Truth Social.

CNN wasted 300 million on CNN+. How much did TruthSocial waste? Scale matters.

[UNI88]

It's kind of like Truth Social.

CNN wasted 300 million on CNN+. How much did TruthSocial waste? Scale matters.

Failure is failure, they're pees in a pod.

And careful bringing up scale, Trump is insecure about size. He compensates by saying everything else is yuge.

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[Baldy]

The thing is we already know people can get by just fine with almost none vs too much. History tells us this.

Which history?

Inuit history.

[Ibanez]

It's kind of like Truth Social.

CNN wasted 300 million on CNN+. How much did TruthSocial waste? Scale matters.

Failure is failure. Hell - apparently Trump doesn't even use Truth Social.

[Ibanez]

Just a question - how do we know there's evidence on those hard drives? Who investigated them and determined there to be evidence?

[Col Hogan]

[kalm]

This is something you and I can agree on.

[UNI88]

Just a question - how do we know there's evidence on those hard drives? Who investigated them and determined there to be evidence?

Cyber Ninjas ...

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[UNI88]