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I know the media will never understand this but this moment right now, with Bernie trashing his own supporters is exactly why he lost. He was more committed to maintaining power for Dems than claiming it for his own movement.
— Krystal Ball (@krystalball) April 14, 2020
re: #1 gocart mozart
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Or, maybe - just maybe - stay with me on this one - he actually had a come-to-Jesus moment and realized that another four years of Donald J. Trump would kill him and a whole lot of other people besides.
re: #1 gocart mozart
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I kind of remember a time when I thought she had good observations.
Had to make an Albertson’s run today and one thing they’re doing now is making all the aisles “one way” with stickers on the floor marking the direction for that aisle.
I got to say “Sir,” and point it out to one guy who was coming at me the wrong way. He looked at me like I was a huge asshole and just starred back like “Yep, I am, that’s how it works now bud.”
re: #3 Barefoot Grin
She was a pretty good normal liberal pundit up to about 5 years ago and then her brain broke for some reason.
A lede for our times: “There once was a time when President Trump made clear that governors were the ones mainly responsible for the fight against the coronavirus pandemic. But that was Sunday.” https://t.co/nDmLKdzsXd
— Tom Jolly (@TomJolly) April 14, 2020
You are getting your money late because the President thinks it is more important that his name be on the check than that you are able to pay your bills on time. This is not a rhetorical flourish. The checks are delayed. Because Trump.
— Brian Schatz (@brianschatz) April 15, 2020
Coming to your $1,200 relief check: Donald J. Trump’s name// unprecedented,cheap political stunt by our Barnum’N Bailey ringmaster,our Joe Exotic!Gives Charlatan a bad name.#TrumpMadness #CARESAct https://t.co/BXwKgiWAKz
— Steve Cohen (@RepCohen) April 15, 2020
Report this asshole. He’s calling for Raleigh police to be shot.
Police officers in Raleigh declared protest a non essential activity. We no longer have a first amendment right of peaceable assembly. This is why we have a second amendment. #ReopenNC
— Mike S. Adams (@MikeSAdams) April 14, 2020
From the previous thread:
re: #244 electrotek
These Goddamn grifters in the faux-hippie communities:
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Vitamin D?
If that was the case, then virtually no person with osteoporosis would get Covid-19, since Vitamin D/calcium by prescription is the recommended treatment to prevent further bone loss.
re: #8 Joe Bacon 🌹
Report this asshole. He’s calling for Raleigh police to be shot.
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Actually, you can protest, as long as you immediately go into quarantine for two weeks.
— (((IntheNumbers))) (@ItsNumbersMan) April 15, 2020
To no one in particular: my Costco run was surprisingly stress free and there was plenty of toilet paper. Went around 5PM.
Felt bad for the workers in general and the cashiers in particular. On my way in, one guy asked one employee if he had to wear a mask, despite the fact it’s been hammered home time and again by Gov. Murphy and every news outlet in NJ. The woman calmly said “Yes”. I don’t know how she didn’t strangle him with a family pack of Kirkland dish rags right then and there.
The cashier stations have all been fitted with giant plexiglass shields. Just a grim reminder of what we’re dealing with.
re: #11 Mattand
I paid my first visit to the in-town liquor store on Monday night, last night. They had Plexiglas shields hung over the two cashier’s stations. The guy working the counter took the time to wait for me to roll the bar codes on the items I was buying to face him so he could scan them without touching. It just kind of drove the whole thing home; for a major chain like the gas station nearby, sure, that makes sense, but… the local hometown liquor store, owned and run by personal friends? Dude, it’s real now.
re: #4 goddamnedfrank
Had to make an Albertson’s run today and one thing they’re doing now is making all the aisles “one way” with stickers on the floor marking the direction for that aisle.
I got to say “Sir,” and point it out to one guy who was coming at me the wrong way. He looked at me like I was a huge asshole and just starred back like “Yep, I am, that’s how it works now bud.”
I might be headed to Wegman’s tomorrow to pick up the stuff Costco doesn’t have and I’ll be done for the next two weeks. Last I heard, the one by me was limiting people to 25 total in the store. Which, given your average Wegs, is a lot of elbow room.
Gov. Murphy has since ordered that store can only allow in half their mandated capacity, I believe Wegmans has also gone one way aisles as well.
We keep checking on curbside pickup but I think it’s booked through 2028. Should be interesting
re: #1 gocart mozart
I used to like Krystal Ball. Until I found out she was Talibern.
re: #12 Quoth the raven, Covfefe.
I paid my first visit to the in-town liquor store on Monday night, last night. They had Plexiglas shields hung over the two cashier’s stations. The guy working the counter took the time to wait for me to roll the bar codes on the items I was buying to face him so he could scan them without touching. It just kind of drove the whole thing home; for a major chain like the gas station nearby, sure, that makes sense, but… the local hometown liquor store, owned and run by personal friends? Dude, it’s real now.
Yeah, that’s the view on the ground that the fuckup in the White House will never see, let alone understand. Hope they’re doing okay.
What state are you in, if you don’t mind sharing? Liquor store are open here in NJ, but I believe they’re closed in PA. At least the state-run deals where you can only get wine or liquor; beer is at separate distributorships, and I’m too lazy to check to see what their deal is.
PA has very weird liquor laws. Makes us look quasi-sane; some supermarkets in NJ were finally allowed to start selling booze a few years back.
So I corrected Simon and Somon’s journalist buddy backs me up. He mixed up his depression era gangsters
Indeed. He does not end as a hero. But he was always in the pocket of some authoritarian sources who fed him well. See the story of Hoover and Alvin Karpis.
— David Simon (@AoDespair) April 15, 2020
Winchell brought Lepke to Hoover. For surrender.
— Gene Weingarten (@geneweingarten) April 15, 2020
re: #15 Mattand
Yeah, that’s the view on the ground that the fuckup in the White House will never see, let alone understand. Hope they’re doing okay.
What state are you in, if you don’t mind sharing? Liquor store are open here in NJ, but I believe they’re closed in PA. At least the state-run deals where you can only get wine or liquor; beer is at separate distributorships, and I’m too lazy to check to see what their deal is.
PA has very weird liquor laws. Makes us look quasi-sane; some supermarkets were finally allowed to start selling booze a few years back.
Wild north country = MN, the North Star State, where only in July has snow never fallen upon our fair soil. MN just passed Sunday liquor sales last summer; we still have a lot of Bible Belt laws, but we’re making rapid progress as one of the leading Democratic states in the nation.
re: #12 Quoth the raven, Covfefe.
I paid my first visit to the in-town liquor store on Monday night, last night. They had Plexiglas shields hung over the two cashier’s stations. The guy working the counter took the time to wait for me to roll the bar codes on the items I was buying to face him so he could scan them without touching. It just kind of drove the whole thing home; for a major chain like the gas station nearby, sure, that makes sense, but… the local hometown liquor store, owned and run by personal friends? Dude, it’s real now.
I had to go to Lowe’s to get a part to fix a toilet. They have screens up, and are cleaning the checkout area after each customer.
Well new Joe Satriani. I’m liking it.
So, just to be clear… your argument is that women are too emotional to be allowed to vote, and yet not too emotional to be allowed to own a potential murder weapon?
Follow-up question: how much attention will be enough?— Michael Marshall Smith (@ememess) April 15, 2020
re: #17 Quoth the raven, Covfefe.
Wild north country = MN, the North Star State, where only in July has snow never fallen upon our fair soil. MN just passed Sunday liquor sales last summer; we still have a lot of Bible Belt laws, but we’re making rapid progress as one of the leading Democratic states in the nation.
There’s a surprising amount of blue laws still on the books here in South Jersey. They’re usually Quaker-founded towns, possibly by people migrating from Philly. One example is Haddonfield. Dry as a bone, seven days a week for over 200+ years. There’s a pub in next door Haddon Twp/Westmont whose parking lot sits right on the border of the two. Like, stand in the parking lot in Westmont and stick your arm into Haddonfield.
re: #20 FormerDirtDart 🍕🐀 No Capt’n😷Trips
Is that Phyllis Schlafly’s granddaughter?
re: #20 FormerDirtDart 🍕🐀 No Capt’n😷Trips
Meanwhile in reality, the white male vote (taken as a whole) is a curse upon the nation.
re: #22 jaunte
Is that Phyllis Schlafly’s granddaughter?
This nonsense could also derive from that harpy Ann Coulter.
re: #21 Mattand
There’s a surprising amount of blue laws still on the books here in South Jersey. They’re usually Quaker-founded towns, possibly by people migrating from Philly. One example is Haddonfield. Dry as a bone, seven days a week for over 200+ years. There’s a pub in next door Haddon Twp/Westmont whose parking lot sits right on the border of the two. Like, stand in the parking lot in Westmont and stick your arm into Haddonfield.
Minnesota is a weird kind of progressive-hipster chic. The state has been blue as the Duke Devils for a generation or more, but yet the laws of religious convenience that have played to Lutheran sensitivities have been largely ignored until recently, such as the ban on Sunday liquor sales. With that aside, it is a certainty that our current administration in St. Paul has been an absolute thorn in the side of the administration in Washington, D.C., and you can bet your life that 3M’s tepid response to the President*’s DPA demand was coordinated with the Governor’s office at the top of the hill on Robert St.
I look forward to when the results of this are available; sounds like the intention is to have the data out in about two weeks.
NEWS: 10,000 employees from 27 MLB clubs are participating in the largest Covid-19 antibody study in the United States, researchers and players told the Athletic: https://t.co/0gpm9J6Bgp
— Molly Knight (@molly_knight) April 14, 2020
“In the richest country in the world, we should be able to allow people to bury their loved ones in dignity.”
@AOC is calling on the federal govt to provide funding for funeral and burial assistance for struggling families across the state of New York. pic.twitter.com/TdCDVT6wCu— AJ+ (@ajplus) April 15, 2020
.@AOC is right. FEMA provides Disaster Funeral Assistance for natural disasters—but not pandemics. There’s no reason for this.
Last month, I introduced a bill to fix that. pic.twitter.com/GvnHLxOgxL— Kamala Harris (@SenKamalaHarris) April 14, 2020
re: #20 FormerDirtDart 🍕🐀 No Capt’n😷Trips
Honestly, letting women vote in this country wasn’t one of the best ideas. Females vote with emotion and overwhelmingly support Democratic feel-good policies that take away our ACTUAL rights. I’d rather lose my “right” to vote than lose my right to defend myself with a firearm!
Granted, I’m a dude and what not, but I’m absolutely mystified as to what the endgame is of women who shit like this.
I mean, to my ears, it’s sounds a lot like “As a conservative woman, I’d be more than happy to be a second class citizen just so I maybe one day, I can play vigilante.”
I know you guys aren’t angry enough:
Is she serious? I literally can’t with her. https://t.co/t7ltTfM2YQ
— Miss Aja (@brat2381) April 15, 2020
re: #9 Anymouse 🌹🏡
My ancestors survived the bubonic plague by having excess iron stored in their body:
Yersinia pestis, like other iron-hungry bacteria, thrives in an iron rich environment. And it is thus postulated that young Europeans who were not yet stricken by the later problems of hemochromatosis were able to fend-off the bubonic plague by absorbing all of the iron and keeping it in cells, leaving little for the pathogen.
This survival advantage during the plague is thought to be responsible for the current high rates of the mutation in those with European ancestry. If true, this mutation may have been responsible for an increased survival during the plague, but at the cost of a decreased life expectancy for them later on.
Research suggests that vitamin D could play a role in the prevention and treatment of a number of different conditions, including type1 and type 2 diabetes, hypertension, glucose intolerance, and multiple sclerosis.
That being said I better go stock up on Vitamin D gummies, there’ll be a run. Don’t bother looking for elastic either.
re: #19 Rightwingconspirator
Well new Joe Satriani. I’m liking it.
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Nice. Very nice. Thank you for the heads up.
Earthquake near Salt Lake City. 4.2 magnitude.
The latest from @USGS. https://t.co/wg7FhLuz3G
— Charlie Vogel, aka His Teleness the Charlie Lama (@teleskiguy) April 15, 2020
re: #29 Belafon
I know you guys aren’t angry enough:
Distance learning can happen in a whole variety of ways, it can happen by going out in the woods behind your house.
I’m just picturing a kid in the middle of Philly or Newark listening to this and going full metal “WTF, lady?!?”
Jesus, I’m not even sure I get what she’s saying.
re: #28 Mattand
Granted, I’m a dude and what not, but I’m absolutely mystified as to what the end of game is of women who shit like this.
I mean, to my ears, it’s sounds a lot like “As a conservative woman, I’d be more than happy to be a second class citizen just so I maybe one day, I can play vigilante.”
That honestly seems to be it. They just never seem to quite grasp the implication or irony of it when this is what they go for. Like…I will never quite understand how Phyllis Schlafly managed to create a career out of telling women as a whole that they shouldn’t have careers, or as a woman who tried to get women to vote on the idea that women didn’t deserve the vote.
The Bernie cult is turning on…Bernie. This was all predictable. Imagine if he won and had to be diplomatic? This is exactly how they’d behave. Thankfully, the majority of his supporters and fans aren’t like this. Just ignore them. Mobilize the majority.
— Wajahat “Social Distance Yourself” Ali (@WajahatAli) April 15, 2020
So yeah, regular old field hospitals probably would have been better
— 𝙒𝘽 𝙔𝙤𝙪𝙣𝙜 🍕🐀😷 (@FormerDirtDart) April 15, 2020
re: #38 Anymouse 🌹🏡
Oops.
In unprecedented move, Trump administration orders president’s name to be printed on millions of Americans’ stimulus checks https://t.co/erDvpB79IW
— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) April 15, 2020
Millions of people, out of work during a fully solvable disaster that blew up into a crisis because of this country’s unhinged partisanship and one man’s maniacal ego, have unpaid bills that can’t wait for a check. https://t.co/e0aX3xadbv
— Senator Megan Hunt 😷 (@NebraskaMegan) April 15, 2020
re: #37 FormerDirtDart 🍕🐀 No Capt’n😷Trips
But they aren’t so DRAMATIC!!!!!
RIGHT INTO MY VEINS
— Oliver Willis (@owillis) April 15, 2020
Just a bit of context: One month ago, the U.S. coronavirus death toll was 57. Now it’s over 26,000 (and likely far, far more). Find me a flu in the last century that killed 26,000 in a month in the U.S.
— The Rude Pundit (@rudepundit) April 15, 2020
re: #39 Anymouse 🌹🏡
His name is in the memo section. I’ll write “sucks ass” after it on my check.
re: #43 GlutenFreeJesus
His name is in the memo section. I’ll write “sucks ass” after it on my check.
You are the hero we need right now. Also, I’m following your lead on this.
re: #39 Anymouse 🌹🏡
Reminder—in 1972, Nixon wrapped a letter around September Social Security checks taking credit for starting automatic cost of living increases…
— The 3-D Zanti Regent (@josephebacon) April 15, 2020
NEW —> Trump wants to declare country open by May 1, but the reality will be much slower
My latest with @costareports & @AshleyRParker https://t.co/h9Sj7l1KS1— Philip Rucker (@PhilipRucker) April 15, 2020
Administration officials pointed to Texas as a potential pacesetter. Texas Gov. Greg Abbott (R) has quietly been talking with the White House about his own preliminary plans to reopen parts of the economy in his state, the nation’s second largest. https://t.co/YMJaiIU9ek
— Robert Costa (@costareports) April 15, 2020
re: #331 Colère Tueur de Lapin
Who the fuck is watching reruns of anything? There are metric shit-tons on new content out there.
Me! (Three hundred or so DVDs of “Dark Shadows” to go.)
To be fair, Trump’s name should also appear on thousands of death certificates. https://t.co/vj3RN4iSuD
— Mrs. Betty Bowers (@BettyBowers) April 15, 2020
re: #47 Dread Pirate
Greg Abbott Announces Plan To Change Texas State Mascot To Guinea Pig
Just homeless people in Las Vegas taped off in “sleeping squares” with 30 empty luxury hotels in the background pic.twitter.com/L4qO87DGWa
— Danny Ocean (@The_UnSilent_) April 15, 2020
re: #47 Dread Pirate
I guarantee you that my part of Texas isn’t going to open up any time soon. We’re starting to see more and more people test positive every day. Two Friday’s ago we had ten. Last Friday we had 19. Now we have 37.
— (((IntheNumbers))) (@ItsNumbersMan) April 15, 2020
re: #2 Quoth the raven, Covfefe.
Or, maybe - just maybe - stay with me on this one - he actually had a come-to-Jesus moment and realized that another four years of Donald J. Trump would kill him and a whole lot of other people besides.
I wish Bernie’s idiots would realize that four more years of Trump will kill their precious so-called “revolution” capital D-E-A-D DEAD.
Wanna buy precious time for that revolution, support the Democrats, idiots.
A thought about Bernie and his now-ex-followers, before heading upstairs to another night of fitful sleep and bizarre dreams, because that’s life now, apparently:
A “leader” who only enjoys the slavish devotion of his followers until the moment he tries to make them take an uncomfortable step… isn’t really that great a “leader,” is he?
On the other hand, I’d rather have the relatively insignificant “problem” of a fairly small minority of LWNJs disowning Sanders and having impotent hissy fits online, as opposed to the much bigger and very real problem of all the RWNJs who will follow the Orangeanus past any shred of logical inconsistency or any break from earlier “principles.”
Sweet scaly dreams, friends. Maybe tomorrow will suck marginally less.
Yes and we now see the beginning of the battle to seize the Throne of Bernie with Shaun King, Nina Turner, Jimmy Dore, Cenk and Krystal all making moves to make that Throne their Own…
re: #55 Joe Bacon 🌹
Yes and we now see the beginning of the battle to seize the Throne of Bernie with Shaun King, Nina Turner, Jimmy Dore, Cenk and Krystal all making moves to make that Throne their Own…
There should be shivs randomly scattered around the room.
re: #55 Joe Bacon 🌹
Who will capture the Kingdom of Couldawon?
re: #53 A Three Hour Tour
Wanna buy precious time for that revolution, support the Democrats, idiots.
Absolutely. This isn’t the year we make progress. This is the year we make progress possible for the next few generations.
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This is Q https://t.co/C7Z9kiCJGg
— Edwin Mix (@TheEdMix) April 15, 2020
US saw a massive spike in daily deaths. (does not include NYC ~3.700 presumed cases)
worldometers.info
Greatest country in the world my ass.
re: #60 gocart mozart
Drive time DJ for a fourth tier AM country station who does his own commercials for the local Wal-Mart.
— The 3-D Zanti Regent (@josephebacon) April 15, 2020
The United States wanted a businessman elected president. We did it, and now we’re getting the business, good and hard. #MURKA
— Charlie Vogel, aka His Teleness the Charlie Lama (@teleskiguy) April 15, 2020
“People have go back to work.”
“Oh. Why is that?”
“Else they’ll starve.”
“Oh. Then give them food.”
“We can’t.”
“Because we have no food?”
“Because they won’t be able to pay.”
“Oh. Just give them money”
“Not if they didn’t WORK for it!”
“But—“
“THE SHUTDOWN WOULD BE DEADLY OK?” pic.twitter.com/4S1kIIjjGf— A.R. Moxon (@JuliusGoat) April 13, 2020
Money is a very useful imaginary concept we invented. It’s a tool. It exists to help us. We don’t exist to help it.
— A.R. Moxon (@JuliusGoat) April 14, 2020
The last one is the most important one to me. Money exists because we make it exist. It can be made to do what we need it to do.
re: #64 Joe Bacon 🌹
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Who can’t get a record company to listen to his music but he can tell you everything wrong with every song he plays.
re: #64 Joe Bacon 🌹
Stunt double for Sebastian Cabot.
Sadly, we are up to 15 deaths in federal prisons now with a major outbreak in Lompoc, CA penitentiary, reporting 69 inmate cases and 17 among staff. Latest death was in Elkton, OH. 5th there. https://t.co/GOBSqZZKCG https://t.co/CpC022nTzG
— Josh “Wash Your Elbows” Gerstein (@joshgerstein) April 15, 2020
re: #69 Decatur Deb
Stunt double for Sebastian Cabot.
Memories of seeing Angel And The Reruns singing this at the Anti-Club…
re: #60 gocart mozart
He puts the smell in Natural Gas.
Republicans for the Rule of Law
Conservative group slams Wisconsin GOP for holding election during coronavirus pandemic https://t.co/llQ1LLqif0 pic.twitter.com/bQndiSQQSb
— The Hill (@thehill) April 15, 2020
re: #29 Belafon
I know you guys aren’t angry enough:
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Princess Amway, aka Cruela DeVos.
re: #29 Belafon
I know you guys aren’t angry enough:
I wonder how many rural Internet connexions we could fund here if we sold off a few of her yachts?
re: #66 Belafon
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The last one is the most important one to me. Money exists because we make it exist. It can be made to do what we need it to do.
Money should be a tool. Instead it has become the essence of power, making the rich into demigods. That’s what stands in the way of all reasonable responses to the disintegration of end-stage capitalism.
re: #48 Anymouse 🌹🏡
Me! (Three hundred or so DVDs of “Dark Shadows” to go.)
Ok, OK. My snark was more pointing to the half-wits (like the orange shit-goblin) who are comparing about nothing new and having to watch 20-year old having games. You’re doing is because you want to watch.
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