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Donald is bored. He has no blog anymore. The Southern
District of New York is after him, and there's just noplace
for an alternate-reality guy to vent. Only the dumber
members of the GOP return his calls, and Marjorie isn't
that fun to talk to. He needs interaction and drama and
chaos somehow.
However, we need democracy.
To prevent the inevitable clash, I propose we dumb ELIZA
down a bit to his level of conversation and let her keep him
busy. He could have as many ELIZA followers as he wants.
Just keep it unplugged from the internet and we're good
to go.
Doh. I posted something political.
Trump's triumphant return
https://www.indepen...tated-b1857632.html
"beam me up Scotty....." [xenzag, Jun 03 2021]
Neptune - Sun Ra
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=yofX3N0Obz8
The latest news from Neptune [xenzag, Jun 03 2021]
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On this one, I'm with [bigsleep]. |
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Don't get me wrong; I'd be quite happy to see old Donald go to
jail: however, hating Trump is a distraction from, not a
contribution to, making the world better. And it's certainly not an
original idea. |
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The last laugh is with Trump as he's set to become
the new president in August. (link) Apparently millions of
uncounted Trump votes have been found hidden in
a cave in Utah that were being guarded by a race
of two headed liberal zombies sent from Neptune.
The combined forces of the NRA and the Big Boys
Of Golf have broken through the salt packet
barricades, and the alien zombies have fled back
to Neptune along the special Covid vaccine light
beams created for them by Bill Gates. (big happy croissant) |
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undisguised rant with an extremely light dusting of flour [-] |
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What Bigs? You don’t like a political discussion
that’s
thinly disguised as an idea? Well bust my buffers. |
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Well, A knowledgeable devil advocate chatbot to talk about and make you think about your politics, in "private", seems a good idea. |
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there's so much saving of democracy from both sides
going on, I'm actually starting to get worried. |
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I'm just imagining (and drooling) -- a world with no
fillibuster |
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Social Security and Medicare is privatized in 2000 (or
maybe in 84?) |
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Obamacare repealed in 2016? |
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Wall allocation to Trump's request in 2016? |
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Abolish the department of education? why not? |
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Those would be a few, but who cares -- if you can never
lose another election, why worry about yin-yanging laws
every two to 6 years -- it's not really an issue? Besides,
Elizabeth Warren has a plan for that |
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We don't negotiate with terrorists. |
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When the GOP decides to stop using quasi-terrorist
tactics, we'll talk. But until they decide to actually
govern and bargain in good faith, we're done. I'm
done playing Mitch's bitch. |
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Wasting away again in Mar-a-Lago-Ville.
Searchin' for someone to sex'lly assault.
Some people claim that there's a V.P. to blame,
But I know... it's Dominion's fault. |
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Is there a polar opposite to the whole kit 'n' caboodle that is
politics? I am starting to yearn for that. |
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the only party that can be for fully ending the filibuster is
the party that expects to never lose another election. |
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Well, maybe Manchin will add to the fun and switch
parties, that would be pretty funny. |
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It just happened -- just -- that Obamacare survived cause
McCain wouldn't vote for against it. It's as if you're
convinced that it's inconceivable Trump or one of his
minions could win in 2024, but you want to rush and take
out any limits on what the gov. can do. |
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Of course you retain the Orwellian ability to be
completely against ending the filibuster as soon as power
changes. You keep it in the same place where you keep
your 100% conviction about how Mitch's minions play up
the Wuhan lab for political gains, and the dossier is
Putin's compromat. |
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There are better vehicles of good governance by
compromise beyond the fillibuster. It is a
monumental time-wasting exercise that I never
cared for. It may have protected some things I agree
with, but the same could be said if the entire
Republican party got sick from cancer. There are
better processes to research and/or create. |
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