Worth the viewing...

Which one's #2, and which one's #3?  I can't tell...

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That bad lip reading is hilarious.

“In January of 2017, I bitterly proclaimed on social media that I would never be able to understand how anybody could vote for a man who stood before a cheering crowd & mocked a reporter’s disability.
That’s when somebody sent me this...”
SEE FULL VIDEO: https://t.co/HPihnCtVZn pic.twitter.com/m7P5bxbibY

Brandon Straka  (@usminority) July 12, 2019

Hey Patriots- please retweet the video clip above. Encourage people to watch and share. Drop the link in liberal groups. Share with democrat friends. Drop link in comments under fake news twitter accounts. Let’s get our message out! Please retweet!!#WalkAway

Brandon Straka  (@usminority) July 12, 2019

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I have never seen one where some part of it doesn't come back to mind and give me random chuckles months or years later. Have you ever ate a poodle? Solid gold.

The following post is not a meme, it was an actual string of tweets from the elected leader of the free world.

... and it's glorious.

So interesting to see “Progressive” Democrat Congresswomen, who originally came from countries whose governments are a complete and total catastrophe, the worst, most corrupt and inept anywhere in the world (if they even have a functioning government at all), now loudly......

Donald J. Trump  (@realDonaldTrump) July 14, 2019

....and viciously telling the people of the United States, the greatest and most powerful Nation on earth, how our government is to be run. Why don’t they go back and help fix the totally broken and crime infested places from which they came. Then come back and show us how....

Donald J. Trump  (@realDonaldTrump) July 14, 2019

....it is done. These places need your help badly, you can’t leave fast enough. I’m sure that Nancy Pelosi would be very happy to quickly work out free travel arrangements!

Donald J. Trump  (@realDonaldTrump) July 14, 2019

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Babylon Bee article the pic is from.

Then I remember Trump's tweets are archived by the library of congress...

TC

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I can use a few $25 kevlars.

I guess you're not familiar with the Babylon Bee.  They're The Onion, only done correctly.

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I'm familiar.

That doesn't mean I couldn't use a few $25 kevlars.

So say we all!

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Arewe sure it's real?  Because if it is, I ask all the bumpstockj doubters here who else they'd rather have.

Click on the date, takes you right to the tweet.

I had a conversation with my dad the other night. He’s convinced Tim Pool is alt-right. Why? “Cuz MSNBC TOLD ME DUH TRUTH”.

Now, I love my dad, and he’s probably smarter than I am. But he’s bought into the MSM narrative hook, line, and sinker. On the rare occasions we get the opportunity to have a serious long form bull session over drinks, and I refute a liberal talking point with, you know, facts, stats, and logic, he just goes, “Weellllll....”.

I once walked him through the abortion thing. At what point does a fetus become a person? When it exits the birth canal and takes its first breath? When it inverts in the womb for the birth canal? When it has dreams, when it has a heartbeat? It goes from being a fetus with no rights, to being a person with rights at some point. Where do you draw the line?

All I got back was, “Welllll......”

This should be on t shirts and bumper stickers

Looks like a trans P Diddy. She Diddy?

Don't know, but I am betting it's/he's a tranny.

@Zoomies
Send him some reading material. Or not, your relationship with your farther is more important if the following might ruin it.

https://www.foxnews.com/opinion/penny-nance-worlds-tiniest-surviving-preemie-shows-abortion-isnt-in-line-with-science-or-common-sense

Penny Nance: World's tiniest surviving preemie shows abortion isn’t in line with science or common sense

This week the nation’s imagination was captivated by a beautiful newborn baby girl called Saybie, who left the hospital weighing 5 pounds, 6 ounces. Doctors said she was born in December only 23 weeks into her mother’s pregnancy and was just about the size of an apple, weighing less than 9 ounces.
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Old article, sometimes the link works sometimes not. Added part of the story.

https://classic.esquire.com/article/1976/1/1/what-i-saw-at-the-abortion

"contains this disturbing passage;

I changed my opinion on abortion after I read an article in Esquire magazine, way back in 1976. I was home from grad school, flipping through my dad’s copy, and came across an article titled “What I Saw at the Abortion.” The author, Richard Selzer, was a surgeon, and he was in favor of abortion, but he’d never seen one. So he asked a colleague whether, next time, he could go along.

Selzer described seeing the patient, 19 weeks pregnant, lying on her back on the table. (That is unusually late; most abortions are done by the tenth or twelfth week.) The doctor performing the procedure inserted a syringe into the woman’s abdomen and injected her womb with a prostaglandin solution, which would bring on contractions and cause a miscarriage. (This method isn’t used anymore, because too often the baby survived the procedure — chemically burned and disfigured, but clinging to life. Newer methods, including those called “partial birth abortion” and “dismemberment abortion,” more reliably ensure death.)

After injecting the hormone into the patient’s womb, the doctor left the syringe standing upright on her belly. Then, Selzer wrote, “I see something other than what I expected here. . . . It is the hub of the needle that is in the woman’s belly that has jerked. First to one side. Then to the other side. Once more it wobbles, is tugged, like a fishing line nibbled by a sunfish.”

He realized he was seeing the fetus’s desperate fight for life. And as he watched, he saw the movement of the syringe slow down and then stop. The child was dead. Whatever else an unborn child does not have, he has one thing: a will to live. He will fight to defend his life.

The last words in Selzer’s essay are, “Whatever else is said in abortion’s defense, the vision of that other defense [i.e., of the child defending its life] will not vanish from my eyes. And it has happened that you cannot reason with me now. For what can language do against the truth of what I saw?”

The truth of what he saw disturbed me deeply. There I was, anti-war, anti–capital punishment, even vegetarian, and a firm believer that social justice cannot be won at the cost of violence. Well, this sure looked like violence. How had I agreed to make this hideous act the centerpiece of my feminism? How could I think it was wrong to execute homicidal criminals, wrong to shoot enemies in wartime, but all right to kill our own sons and daughters?"

I forced a bot to watch over 1,000 hours of Trump rallies and then asked it to write a Trump rally of its own. Here is the first page. pic.twitter.com/BxbWgMJozH

Keaton Patti  (@KeatonPatti) September 12, 2018

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MILK COAL!!! Damn that was funny.

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Love your milk and start digging!!

Red Flag if I ever saw one.....

Shhh - you said the colour of his home country flag - don't turn this into a WoWPro thread

Is Trump also racist because he opposes Bernie Sanders' socialist plans?