Political Graphics II

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[Cyber Liberty]

"That's a man, baby!"

[bigheadfred]

"That's a man, baby!"

We got some new neighbors, across the street, a couple months back.

My son told my wife she was nice but he was kinda an a-hole.

My wife told my son...That's NOT a man, baby...

[Formerly Once-Ler]

https://twitter.com/bhrenton/status/1267582197042741248/photo/1

[PeteS in CA]

Is that Cuomo or de Blasio?

[Hoodat]

https://twitter.com/bhrenton/status/1267582197042741248/photo/1

Still no evidence of tear gas, rubber bullets, or people getting the shit beat out of them?  That may be problematic for your argument considering that the evidence you did provide actually confirmed the Park Police account.  Perhaps if you took a step back, admitted the obvious that the 'tear gas/rubber bullet/people getting the shit beat out of them' narrative was a complete lie, then maybe several degrees credibility could be restored.

[EdinVA]

Is that Cuomo or de Blasio?

Nah, Northam

[PeteS in CA]

Nah, Northam

But the skin isn't blackened ...

[Formerly Once-Ler]

Still no evidence of tear gas, rubber bullets, or people getting the shit beat out of them?  That may be problematic for your argument considering that the evidence you did provide actually confirmed the Park Police account.  Perhaps if you took a step back, admitted the obvious that the 'tear gas/rubber bullet/people getting the shit beat out of them' narrative was a complete lie, then maybe several degrees credibility could be restored.

I'm content with the evidence provided by the power of my own sight.  I don't expect to have any credibility with you.

[Smokin Joe]

I'm content with the evidence provided by the power of my own sight.  I don't expect to have any credibility with you.

So, where did you see this? I'm curious.
 (Please keep in mind that shit in the streets is not necessarily evidence it was beaten out of anyone).

[bigheadfred]

I'm content with the evidence provided by the power of my own sight.  I don't expect to have any credibility with you.

You've heard of "eyewitness" testimony.

You have a problem with the military using "force" against insurrection?

I have a problem with me having to do the xucking job I am paying someone else to do.

[Formerly Once-Ler]

So, where did you see this? I'm curious.
 (Please keep in mind that shit in the streets is not necessarily evidence it was beaten out of anyone).

@Smokin Joe
www.youtube.com/watch?v=UrMoqSPZym0&feature=youtu.be

[bigheadfred]

@Once-Ler

I have a question for you.

In the Memeber's Lounge.

[Weird Tolkienish Figure]

[Formerly Once-Ler]

[bigheadfred]

NO dought. 

How dare @Weird Tolkienish Figure show his white privilege by showing his white privilege without actually showing his white privilege

[Right_in_Virginia]

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[bigheadfred]

FFS. 

Thankx for putting the face of evil in front of me when I was in chewing on the head of a bat.

@Jazzhead  pointed out something I am still thinking about.

The silent minority-majority.

Don't stop.

@Right_in_Virginia

Don't stop.

When you scream Ice Cream. 

@aligncare

[Right_in_Virginia]

[Formerly Once-Ler]

Reenactment of the brave storming of St John's Church.

[Formerly Once-Ler]

Kneeling in a church?  You'll never see my President kneel!

[GtHawk]

Kneeling in a church?  You'll never see my President kneel!

Your right, Trump would never kneel with his ass to the Crucifix with a bunch of clowns behind him he's pandering to for a photo op in church, praise Biden who crawled out of his hidey-hole for.

[Formerly Once-Ler]

Your right, Trump would never kneel with his ass to the Crucifix with a bunch of clowns behind him

Shame on Biden for going to a Black church during these protests.  You'll never see my President do that either.

he's pandering to for a photo op in church,

as opposed to a photo op outside St. John's Episcopal church

praise Biden who crawled out of his hidey-hole for.

as opposed to Trump who crawled out of his American people protective bunker.

Great post @GtHawk , I hope you are reading it.

[bigheadfred]

Kneeling in a church?  You'll never see my President kneel!

There are two different forms of energy that rule the world. They have whinewavereciprocatoingtakeout to prove it.

One is SC

One is SC.

Done deal before Adam even had a chance.

Oh and Hey, EFF you, and all you crawl to. You worthless POS. Your snark has been measured, by 16 different agencies that don't share info with each other.  So, fair warning. I take their word for you.

@Cyber Liberty  getting better

[Formerly Once-Ler]

There are two different forms of energy that rule the world. They have whinewavereciprocatoingtakeout to prove it.

One is SC

One is SC.

Done deal before Adam even had a chance.

Oh and Hey, EFF you, and all you crawl to. You worthless POS. Your snark has been measured, by 16 different agencies that don't share info with each other.  So, fair warning. I take their word for you.

@Cyber Liberty  getting better

You responded to my post so I guess this is aimed at me.  Sorry I don't understand it.