Baroque-A-Dope

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@RyanBlueThunder Nice rack

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@ianrileyx1996 Correct

[DeadPrezzidents @DeadPrezzidents]

@ModestyQueen19 Be careful? How about vote Democrat so we can get back to food regulations

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@HitmanSixActual @GrantCertiorari Oh, that's excellent news, what are the names of the agents who've killed people in the streets?

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@jermskinner @DC_Reporter Don't forget about the American people. We were dumb enough to elect the bastard twice.

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@NH3reftech @mollymcmato @VagrantVillain What is third-party source you would believe to explain to you that Hillary is widely considered as hawkish? Name them, consult them.

We have nothing more to discuss.

[Baroque-A-Dope @SurlyDemeanor]

@NH3reftech @mollymcmato @VagrantVillain Save time and consider the relevance of the slop you spout.

Hillary hasn't governed as a Leftist and was rejected by the Left, whatever that is, in 2016. She isn't a Leftist.

She's hawkish on foreign policy.

This is basic.

[Baroque-A-Dope @SurlyDemeanor]

@NH3reftech @mollymcmato @VagrantVillain I'm sorry, was I the one who mistakenly attributed Rules for Radicals to the wrong author?

You made a mistake, were corrected, didn't want to admit it, were corrected again.

You should read Rules for Radicals if you haven't already.

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@NH3reftech @mollymcmato @VagrantVillain Ok. But again, how is any of that relevant to anything?

Even in your own cooked brain, how?

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@NH3reftech @mollymcmato @VagrantVillain Bill Ayers did not write Rules for Radicals. Saul Alinsky did. This is the second time I've corrected you.

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@NH3reftech @mollymcmato @VagrantVillain Iraq?

None of that other stuff is relevant to the line of discussion here.

[Barbarian Herodotus @BBHerodotus]

The extant studies of the Presidents.
1-5:🧵

1. George Washington

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@mollymcmato @NH3reftech @VagrantVillain And then what happened? Was she a sleeper cell hiding out as a neoliberal First Lady and later hawkish Senator from New York?

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@NH3reftech @VagrantVillain Saul Alinsky wrote Rules for Radicals.

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@jbarro

[Cranky Federalist @CrankyFed]

"And you just took the job? Without asking any questions?"

"What was I supposed to do, Jerry, it seemed like easy money! I only had to sell stamps. How was I supposed to know there'd be a mob chasing me around? Now they're burning me in effigy!"

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@HeidiAHill1 Out of curiosity, why do you NOT believe Jefferson would take as a concubine one of his slaves who, being her half-sister, looked very much like his dead wife, whom he loved very much? And why free her and her brood, and only them, upon his death?

Feels obviously true to me.

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@LukeMontalbano That Dutch loan of 1782, that was the shit. The series covers it, but not enough to convey its importance.

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@supremeMilo @Timodc She pretty