It’s not a coincidence they’re always ugly dysgenic freaks. Communism is a manifestation of unmitigated self-loathing. It is a religion of malcontents that worships ugliness, and rejects the beauty that God bestows upon us.
Philadelphia spent YEARS turning “don’t help ICE” into a civic identity. Now enforcement shows up without City Hall in the chain of command.
Since Democrats preach that cooperating with ICE is a sin, Philadelphia no longer gets quiet arrests and enforcement. The city gets foot pursuits instead, with ICE showing up alone and finishing what City Hall refused to touch.
Mass deportations aren’t radical. They’re the receipt for every Democrat city that called non-enforcement “compassion”. Bus them. Fly them. Ship them. Send them all home.
@BreannaMorello Sunny has elevated her status from being merely dumb as a box of frozen lizard turds all the way to being an entirely contemptible shit.
I predict a stint in an unemployment line in her future.
@Riley_Gaines_ After my accident, we discovered that, while the medical system is pretty damned good, the medical billing system sucks mightily.
I understand your frustration with this.
30 oil refineries have shut down and no longer refine crude-oil in the United States since 2008
So all of you dipsh*ts out there blaming Trump for gas and diesel prices can just stop
You're just making yourself look more stupid than normal
I’m Japanese.
In 2011, on the day the world watched in shock at the devastation in Japan, America did not look away. Despite the danger, around 24,500 U.S. service members, 24 ships, and 189 aircraft mobilized to help Japan.
I will never forget Operation Tomodachi.
That’s why, to me, America is more than a friend. America is family. If anything ever happens to you, this time I want to do everything I can to support you. If necessary, I’d even risk my life…
Because that’s what family does. 🇯🇵🇺🇸
@LukaLev I honestly refuse to turn on the sound for anyone with a livestock ring. Which… by the way, is that thing made out of a paper clip or what?
Women don’t wear livestock rings.
Narcissist dipsqueaks do.
BLACK SHEEP SQUADRON (originally airing as BAA BAA BLACK SHEEP) premiered on this day in 1976.
Starring Robert Conrad as Greg “Pappy” Boyington, I watched it in syndication on Saturday afternoons in the 80s and read Boyington’s autobiography titled BAA BAA BLACK SHEEP around the same time. The influence of the show and book at that stage of my life was significant, their lessons following me into military service and into the pages of my novels. Boyington flew the F4U Corsair which had special significance to me as my grandfather flew the same plane in WW II. My grandfather didn’t make it home from the war, so I think the show offered a connection to a man I would never know. I was fortunate enough to meet Colonel Boyington and Robert Conrad when I was young – both larger than life figures to a ten-year-old.
“Pappy” Boyington was a fighter. A Marine Corps aviator, he resigned his commission to join the American Volunteer Group, flying the P-40 Warhawk under Claire Lee Chennault out of Burma and China with the Flying Tigers in 1941 and 1942 against Imperial Japan. He then returned to the U.S. Marine Corps as a major to command the Black Sheep Squadron in the Pacific Theater. Officially VMF-214, the Black Sheep would go on to destroy 203 Japanese planes with 97 air-to-air kills. Nine of the pilots would become aces, including Greg Boyington. He was shot down on January 3rd 1944 after downing his 26th Japanese plane. He was captured by a Japanese submarine and spent the next 20 months in POW camps. During his time in captivity, his health actually improved because he couldn’t drink. He was awarded the Medal of Honor by President Harry Truman in 1945.
I was able to meet him shortly before his death. The encounter is seared into my memory. Less than a year later I would cut his obituary from the paper and pin it to the wall of my room. He is buried in Arlington National Cemetery close to legendary boxer Joe Lewis. It is rumored that at his funeral a friend looked at the boxer’s headstone and remarked, “Ol’ Pappy wouldn’t have to go far to find a good fight.”