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@Double_R
...a demonstration of how unserious of a person you are ..
Says the person who admitted he doesn't care who leads his party...
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@Double_R
it's not my job to figure out how to appeal to stupid people.
Yet, it's people like you that select leaders in primaries. And this is how your party flops, when people don't care enough to select the best for their leaders. Or the party just decides on their own to skip primaries and select leaders via secret ballot in a cigar filled room for all the people that do not care. That's democracy for you.
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@Sidewalker
The more the Democrat party tries to not look like racists, the dumber they look.
The dumber they look, the more they look like racists.
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@fauxlaw
Water is only wet when as a liquid, it adheres to another surface, and that surface cannot be a gas, as a gas has no definable surface. A gas cannot be wet in the traditional sense because gases do not have a defined surface for liquid water to adhere to. However, water vapor can condense onto a solid or liquid, creating wetness when it transitions into a liquid state.
So, the full answer is that water is wet when it adheres to a non-water surface, or solid ice, and that surface must not be a gas.
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And ended up picking ....
A straight white male for the head chair,
And... another straight white male as vice chair.
lol!
Curse of Kamala is real, for real.
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@Sidewalker
It's about California.
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@Sidewalker
@WyIted
I swear this reminds me of the movie Idiocracy, where the government said putting water on plants was bad...
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@n8nrgim
Other presidents have had tariffs. This is just more of the same Trump TDS double standards.
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@AustinL0926
Lean town: Luna, WF, Casey.
Slight town: Pie, Savant.
Slight scum: Wylted.
Lean scum: Austin
These are my DP1 reads so far
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@Lunatic
The logic is if he was a mafia rolecop he would still probably claim rolecop. I can see it.
Sir!
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@whiteflame
Not usual for him to show this level of engagement with game mechanics this early.
How dare you. Sir.
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@whiteflame
especially since I don’t think he did this when he claimed last DP.
I actually did do exactly that.
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@Casey_Risk
we will see, maybe I won't try to use it immediately.
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@Casey_Risk
there's like zero chance I get lucky enough to hammer scum on dp1 lol.... my best odds are to not vote to get the perk today.
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@Casey_Risk
I didn't lie, I paraphrased what chatgpt paraphrased. Why would you accuse me of lying? Seems a little sus.
Yeah, I know rolecop isn't usually town, but that's what I got dealt anyway. I think I shouldn't vote today so my action will be guaranteed. I suspect scumteam will try to mess with whatever result I get.
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@Savant
It's only one shot I can use on the night phase...but i would rather have town decide when and who I use it on.
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@whiteflame
I think the faction perk implies that the scum team has some kind of blocking ability?
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@Vader
HI!
Dammit, you beat me claiming this game!
I AM the Tag System! I'm an advanced battlefield marking system, designed to help teammates track enemy movements and identify high-value targets. While I don’t engage directly, my intel can turn the tide of battle by highlighting key threats. Therefore, I am
a 1x Rolecop. Once per game, I can "tag" a player, revealing their role but not their alignment (won't tell me if it's town, scum, or 3p). My system scans and identifies their function on the battlefield, but it cannot determine whether they are an ally or an enemy.
a 1x Rolecop. Once per game, I can "tag" a player, revealing their role but not their alignment (won't tell me if it's town, scum, or 3p). My system scans and identifies their function on the battlefield, but it cannot determine whether they are an ally or an enemy.
I win with the town.
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@Sidewalker
Kamala should have paid Trump 1 billion dollars to get him to drop out of the race instead of holding concerts.
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@WyIted
If it DEI was just a boilerplate stamp for skin color, it wouldn't have been so damaging, but it's so much worse when DEI enforces the employment of people with mental disabilities.
Sidewalker is just calling you a racist because he was told to by MSNBC.
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@zedvictor4
Wouldn't it be great if we could all work together for the betterment of mankind.
Just getting Americans to work would be an improvement.
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@cristo71
A tough battle as the Mexico president is an Elizabeth Warren...
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@cristo71
Either that, or he is making endruns around entrenched monopolies by providing real incentives for new players to emerge in the USA.
Destroying foreign monopolies means room for Americans to grab a share of the market. It's a very good time to invest.
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@cristo71
There is zero chance BK or sidewalker read any of those authors. Small chance for Wylted.
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@Best.Korea
You must not get out much then. DEI has destroyed opportunities in order to create outcomes for people that did not earn it.
It's not just whites losing out here. Read the article.
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@WyIted
Because you consider any challenge to white supremacy as "worse results for society", but there is more to American society than what's in your trailer parks.
This is a highly myopic and ethnocentric view.
There are plenty of minorities of all wealth and class brackets against DEI for various reasons, most notably NOT to further "white supremacy"
DEI actually hurt a ton of minorities that were not the current fad of the propaganda masters, government skimmers, and wealthy racial grifters.
Here is a good article:
I am a self-respecting Black American man, and I would never want to be treated differently because of something I didn't earn, like having more melanin in my skin than someone else. To me, DEI in corporate America was implemented in the hopes of limiting liability against claims of discrimination, to massage the egos of faux-guilt-riddled white Leftist savior types in leadership, and to give the perception that ruthless capitalists can also be socially conscious.
It was created for everyone but the people it directly impacts; and now, we are unfairly blamed as a group when there are white people being discriminated against for opportunities and advancement.
I don't need artificial opportunities: I just want equal treatment.
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@Best.Korea
Chinese culture for sure. They are the most in balance with the world. I like the human race.
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@Best.Korea
I don't like white culture either, they can stay in prison with the other skin heads.
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@Best.Korea
I think the only white culture exists in prison gangs, so just don't get arrested.
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@badger
I think segregating cultures isn't a bad thing. There, I said it, now I am a piece of shit.
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@badger
You do know that people with black skin can still do the Riverdance.... culture =/= color
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@WyIted
Reparations, racial quotas, and other equity-based solutions don’t actually fix racism; they just redistribute burdens and benefits based on group identity, often creating new resentments in the process. True fairness comes from enforcing laws equally, protecting individual rights, and making sure that no one is being actively discriminated against.
If racism is a moral wrong, then the solution isn’t to flip the script and assign collective guilt—it’s to ensure that no individual is treated unfairly because of race, period. The best way forward is not to "correct" past injustices through new injustices, but to remove race-based policies altogether and focus on individual merit, opportunity, and accountability.
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@WyIted
Equity, as it’s commonly applied, operates on the assumption that any disadvantage is the result of an injustice—even when no one was actually wronged. The "justice" wheelchair analogy, for example, suggests that if a building wasn’t designed with wheelchair access from the start, it’s an injustice that must be corrected. But in reality, the absence of a ramp isn’t a wrong—it’s just an oversight or a product of past norms.
This is where equity falls apart: it treats all imbalances as injustices, leading to forced interventions that may not be necessary or fair. A wheelchair ramp, when added, can be a reasonable accommodation—but demanding that the entire building be rebuilt at massive cost just to make the front door accessible in the exact same way for everyone? That’s prioritizing a minority group’s needs over everyone else’s for the sake of ideological purity.
True fairness doesn’t come from retroactively forcing equal outcomes—it comes from ensuring that no one is actively being wronged. If equity can’t distinguish between natural imbalances and actual injustices, it becomes a tool for social coercion and political power rather than fairness.
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@Sidewalker
cool, now do another wheelchair example that shows the "justice" side of equity.
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@FLRW
Stormy should have prepped Kamala better.
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@cristo71
That is why concepts such as “optics” and LCD exist in politics. The advent of radio changed politics, and TV changed it even more. Social media has changed it yet even more.
This is exactly the concept I was trying to show Double R...sadly, my lesson plan stunk.
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@cristo71
I think the handwringers should remember this song:
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@Sidewalker
lol, you know there's no way I can take that seriously.
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@Double_R
But we really don't have a democracy, and really haven't had a democracy for as long as I can remember, since most people vote the way they are told to vote...by others... so it's always been an oligarchy of propagandists.
For a very long time, the Democrat party had a very strong and solid plan telling the "morons" who to vote for... this year, they somehow forgot how to do that.
And let's be honest here, the GOP has for as long as I can remember, been absolutely terrible at propaganda, somehow getting the blame for everything no matter what the situation was or who was in power. Something really wrong happened with the Democrat party, and it doesn't seem like it's going to get fixed anytime soon. That pendulum shift may last longer than both you or I would expect.
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@Best.Korea
I'll leave that for the aviation medical examiners to figure out.
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