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(10-10-2022 10:24 PM)sketownguy Wrote:  MSN(BC), seriously? Next you'll share a CNN link. LMAO

It's funny how you always retort things with no actual substance. Those articles aren't even from MSNBC. One is from Mediaite, whatever that is, and the other is from the Washington Post. He's just pulling them off a Microsoft news feed.

I'm sure you'll say the Washington Post is also an untrustworthy source.

They don't reach your high standards of journalism that are achieved on 4Chan & Truth Social.

(10-10-2022 10:39 PM)BroncoMinor Wrote:  

(10-10-2022 10:24 PM)sketownguy Wrote:  MSN(BC), seriously? Next you'll share a CNN link. LMAO

It's funny how you always retort things with no actual substance. Those articles aren't even from MSNBC. One is from Mediaite, whatever that is, and the other is from the Washington Post. He's just pulling them off a Microsoft news feed.

I'm sure you'll say the Washington Post is also an untrustworthy source.

They don't reach your high standards of journalism that are achieved on 4Chan & Truth Social.

I'm really starting to wonder if this isn't someone who isn't capable of anything more?

(10-10-2022 10:24 PM)sketownguy Wrote:  MSN(BC), seriously? Next you'll share a CNN link. LMAO

More deflection. Not surprising because you've got nothing but Trump and his sycophants' lies.

(10-10-2022 10:24 PM)sketownguy Wrote:  MSN(BC), seriously? Next you'll share a CNN link. LMAO

Don't take the bait from the divisive trolls...

(10-09-2022 02:07 PM)MajorHoople Wrote:  

(10-09-2022 01:52 PM)WMU2013 Wrote:  crime is a MAJOR issue in our country.

Crime was a major issue while Trump was in office too.

He just deflected it onto immigration and people protesting police brutality.

Isn't it interesting when there is civil disorder by the left, it's called a protest, yet when there is civil disorder by the right it's called an insurrection?

Vandalism, looting following Floyd death sparks at least $1B in damages nationwide: report
BY KAELAN DEESE - 09/16/20 3:43 PM ET
https://thehill.com/homenews/news/516742...es-report/

“A company called Property Claim Services (PCS) has tracked insurance claims pertaining to civil disorder for the past 70 years, and says the arson, vandalism and looting from civil unrest in 2020 will incur up to $2 billion of paid insurance claims, Axios reported this week.”

75 percent of US businesses are under-insured and about 40 percent of small businesses have no insurance at all. Their untold millions in losses don’t show up in the $2 billion figure.

So, too, insurance doesn’t account for the personal pain and suffering caused by rioting. For example, what about the more than 15 people who died during the unrest? Their lives and their families’ pain don’t get counted in any insurance company’s budgetary analysis. Nor does the pain of those such as an elderly businessman punched in the face while his store was ransacked in Kenosha, Wisconsin manifest itself in total reports on insurance compensation.

Yet some posters on here think our countries biggest concern is a threat to democracy from Trump and his followers like the Chewbacca guy who says he is the QAnon Shaman.

Our enemies are laughing at us.

(10-11-2022 06:32 AM)Brownandgoldlaker Wrote:  

(10-09-2022 02:07 PM)MajorHoople Wrote:  

(10-09-2022 01:52 PM)WMU2013 Wrote:  crime is a MAJOR issue in our country.

Crime was a major issue while Trump was in office too.

He just deflected it onto immigration and people protesting police brutality.

Isn't it interesting when there is civil disorder by the left, it's called a protest, yet when there is civil disorder by the right it's called an insurrection?

Vandalism, looting following Floyd death sparks at least $1B in damages nationwide: report
BY KAELAN DEESE - 09/16/20 3:43 PM ET
https://thehill.com/homenews/news/516742...es-report/

“A company called Property Claim Services (PCS) has tracked insurance claims pertaining to civil disorder for the past 70 years, and says the arson, vandalism and looting from civil unrest in 2020 will incur up to $2 billion of paid insurance claims, Axios reported this week.”

75 percent of US businesses are under-insured and about 40 percent of small businesses have no insurance at all. Their untold millions in losses don’t show up in the $2 billion figure.

So, too, insurance doesn’t account for the personal pain and suffering caused by rioting. For example, what about the more than 15 people who died during the unrest? Their lives and their families’ pain don’t get counted in any insurance company’s budgetary analysis. Nor does the pain of those such as an elderly businessman punched in the face while his store was ransacked in Kenosha, Wisconsin manifest itself in total reports on insurance compensation.

Yet some posters on here think our countries biggest concern is a threat to democracy from Trump and his followers like the Chewbacca guy who says he is the QAnon Shaman.

Our enemies are laughing at us.

Your long winded whataboutisn diatribe with the George Floyd protests and attempt to minimize the organized, financed and plan to disrupt our government and overthrow is one, a false equivalency and is disingenuous. But you knew that.

Our “enemies” and MAGA-GOP are collaborating, of course they are laughing at us.

(10-11-2022 07:19 AM)ktotten Wrote:  

(10-11-2022 06:32 AM)Brownandgoldlaker Wrote:  

(10-09-2022 02:07 PM)MajorHoople Wrote:  

(10-09-2022 01:52 PM)WMU2013 Wrote:  crime is a MAJOR issue in our country.

Crime was a major issue while Trump was in office too.

He just deflected it onto immigration and people protesting police brutality.

Isn't it interesting when there is civil disorder by the left, it's called a protest, yet when there is civil disorder by the right it's called an insurrection?

Vandalism, looting following Floyd death sparks at least $1B in damages nationwide: report
BY KAELAN DEESE - 09/16/20 3:43 PM ET
https://thehill.com/homenews/news/516742...es-report/

“A company called Property Claim Services (PCS) has tracked insurance claims pertaining to civil disorder for the past 70 years, and says the arson, vandalism and looting from civil unrest in 2020 will incur up to $2 billion of paid insurance claims, Axios reported this week.”

75 percent of US businesses are under-insured and about 40 percent of small businesses have no insurance at all. Their untold millions in losses don’t show up in the $2 billion figure.

So, too, insurance doesn’t account for the personal pain and suffering caused by rioting. For example, what about the more than 15 people who died during the unrest? Their lives and their families’ pain don’t get counted in any insurance company’s budgetary analysis. Nor does the pain of those such as an elderly businessman punched in the face while his store was ransacked in Kenosha, Wisconsin manifest itself in total reports on insurance compensation.

Yet some posters on here think our countries biggest concern is a threat to democracy from Trump and his followers like the Chewbacca guy who says he is the QAnon Shaman.

Our enemies are laughing at us.

Your long winded whataboutisn diatribe with the George Floyd "protests"

Thank you for once again proving my point....

(10-11-2022 07:30 AM)Brownandgoldlaker Wrote:  

(10-11-2022 07:19 AM)ktotten Wrote:  

(10-11-2022 06:32 AM)Brownandgoldlaker Wrote:  

(10-09-2022 02:07 PM)MajorHoople Wrote:  

(10-09-2022 01:52 PM)WMU2013 Wrote:  crime is a MAJOR issue in our country.

Crime was a major issue while Trump was in office too.

He just deflected it onto immigration and people protesting police brutality.

Isn't it interesting when there is civil disorder by the left, it's called a protest, yet when there is civil disorder by the right it's called an insurrection?

Vandalism, looting following Floyd death sparks at least $1B in damages nationwide: report
BY KAELAN DEESE - 09/16/20 3:43 PM ET
https://thehill.com/homenews/news/516742...es-report/

“A company called Property Claim Services (PCS) has tracked insurance claims pertaining to civil disorder for the past 70 years, and says the arson, vandalism and looting from civil unrest in 2020 will incur up to $2 billion of paid insurance claims, Axios reported this week.”

75 percent of US businesses are under-insured and about 40 percent of small businesses have no insurance at all. Their untold millions in losses don’t show up in the $2 billion figure.

So, too, insurance doesn’t account for the personal pain and suffering caused by rioting. For example, what about the more than 15 people who died during the unrest? Their lives and their families’ pain don’t get counted in any insurance company’s budgetary analysis. Nor does the pain of those such as an elderly businessman punched in the face while his store was ransacked in Kenosha, Wisconsin manifest itself in total reports on insurance compensation.

Yet some posters on here think our countries biggest concern is a threat to democracy from Trump and his followers like the Chewbacca guy who says he is the QAnon Shaman.

Our enemies are laughing at us.

Your long winded whataboutisn diatribe with the George Floyd "protests"

Thank you for once again proving my point....

I called out your point.

(10-11-2022 06:32 AM)Brownandgoldlaker Wrote:  

(10-09-2022 02:07 PM)MajorHoople Wrote:  

(10-09-2022 01:52 PM)WMU2013 Wrote:  crime is a MAJOR issue in our country.

Crime was a major issue while Trump was in office too.

He just deflected it onto immigration and people protesting police brutality.

Isn't it interesting when there is civil disorder by the left, it's called a protest, yet when there is civil disorder by the right it's called an insurrection?

Vandalism, looting following Floyd death sparks at least $1B in damages nationwide: report
BY KAELAN DEESE - 09/16/20 3:43 PM ET
https://thehill.com/homenews/news/516742...es-report/

“A company called Property Claim Services (PCS) has tracked insurance claims pertaining to civil disorder for the past 70 years, and says the arson, vandalism and looting from civil unrest in 2020 will incur up to $2 billion of paid insurance claims, Axios reported this week.”

75 percent of US businesses are under-insured and about 40 percent of small businesses have no insurance at all. Their untold millions in losses don’t show up in the $2 billion figure.

So, too, insurance doesn’t account for the personal pain and suffering caused by rioting. For example, what about the more than 15 people who died during the unrest? Their lives and their families’ pain don’t get counted in any insurance company’s budgetary analysis. Nor does the pain of those such as an elderly businessman punched in the face while his store was ransacked in Kenosha, Wisconsin manifest itself in total reports on insurance compensation.

Yet some posters on here think our countries biggest concern is a threat to democracy from Trump and his followers like the Chewbacca guy who says he is the QAnon Shaman.

Our enemies are laughing at us.

Yes, when your protest is led by the sitting POTUS & is entering the Capitol on the day a free & fair election is to be certified, it’s an insurrection. Only MAGAs can’t or don’t want to understand this simple logic.

Can you fill me in on what just cause was being protested that day?

(10-11-2022 06:13 AM)GRBRONCO Wrote:  

(10-10-2022 10:24 PM)sketownguy Wrote:  MSN(BC), seriously? Next you'll share a CNN link. LMAO

Don't take the bait from the divisive trolls...

You support traitors. They are knowingly lying to destroy our Democracy. Those who don’t push back at them are part of the problem.

(10-08-2022 09:55 PM)sketownguy Wrote:  The midterms being about Trump is a media creation (wishful thinking)..

Except he's going around doing his hate rallies on a weekly basis. Trump is putting himself on the 2022 ballot and anyone who says otherwise clearly has their head shoved up their rears.

(10-11-2022 06:32 AM)Brownandgoldlaker Wrote:  Isn't it interesting when there is civil disorder by the left, it's called a protest, yet when there is civil disorder by the right it's called an insurrection?

There's a huge difference between a group of individuals torching a grocery store and the president of the US foisting a violent mob on the Capitol to interfere with the peaceful transfer of presidential power. You're an idiot and a fascist, so no surprise you don't understand that.

(10-11-2022 06:13 AM)GRBRONCO Wrote:  

(10-10-2022 10:24 PM)sketownguy Wrote:  MSN(BC), seriously? Next you'll share a CNN link. LMAO

Don't take the bait from the divisive trolls...

Who supports the insurrectionist and wannabe fascists here?

Rats abandoning ship

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/...31f751acd8

(10-11-2022 02:11 PM)MajorHoople Wrote:  Rats abandoning ship

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/...31f751acd8

Kind of vapid of her to sign the doc that someone else drew up without verifying that the statement was in fact, true.