bobbyw24
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A long time Sunday Night ritual of mine was watching Wild Kingdom followed by the Wonderful World of Disney. Believe it or not this used to be on Disney. And this:

1) I LIKE this guy! Maybe I'll vote for him. I've been toying behind voting for RFK Jr and just not voting. My main issue with RFK Jr at this point is he's indistinguishable from Biden and Trump on Israel. 2) I wonder what would happen if Trump got up to speak and didn't notice there was a second podium and microphone on the stage until the actual Libertarian candidate walked on stage to debate him? :D

LOL. Last 10 seconds are priceless. "By the way the suspect in the standoff...was not arrested."

Have you actually read the indictment?

6 of the charges filed by Fani Willis in Georgia have already been thrown out. That cuts the number from 91 down to 85. The 34 charges by Alvin Bragg are really just 1 charge repeated 34 times for different "business record" entries for the same transaction. So 81 - 33 = 48.

I looked up Swordsmyth's false claim (yes FALSE claim) about George Soros "admitting" collaborating with the Nazis. Here's the Cliff's Notes version. 1) When Hitler invaded Hungary, George Soros and other boys in "Jewish classes" were forced to work for the "Jewish Council." George was 14 at the time. 2) One of his duties was to take messages to prominent Jewish lawyers to report to the Council. 3) George's father told him to warn them not to come because if they did they would be deported to death camps. 4) Some listened to the warnings but at least one did not. https://www.newsweek.com/fact-check-did-george-soros-help-nazis-confiscate-jewish-property-1801194

Swordsmyth will say "Both sides are hypocrites" but he will ignore the historical documentation that shows the Zionists collaborated with the Nazis as a part of their foundational plan for the establishment of the state of Israel as somehow "irrelevant information."

I gave you documented history showing a direct connection with the Zionists and the Nazis and you clipped that as "irrelevant information?" Seriously? https://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/could-we-have-stopped-hitler And George Soros is Jewish, was 14 at the time Hitler invaded Hungary, was forced, along with other Jewish children, to work as a messenger boy for the Nazis and used his position to warn prominent Jews who had been targeted for deportation to death camps.

That's not a fact. You picked one person with a Hitler quote and made her the leader. And I gave you historical documentation of Zionist Nazi collaboration. Soros was born in 1930 when means that he was a child during the entire reign of Adolf Hitler being only 14 when Hitler died. Soros is also Jewish, though non-observant.

I used to know a woman who was a prostitute that dated politicians and helped set them up for blackmail. Dangerous work she died an early death.

So hundreds of tiki torch and Nazi flag carrying protestors yelling "Jews will not replace us!" are all feds, but every single Palestinian who agrees with Hitler must be a genuine Nazi and enough to tarnish the entire group? And you actually think you're being intelligent here? That's the funny part. Edit : And note, Trump didn't use your retarded "Every Nazi on my side is a fed" argument. He just said "There are good and bad people on both sides." Using his logic, not your made up crap, there were good and bad people on both sides in Charlottesville and there are good and bad people on both sides of the campus protests. Congratulations! You've made Trump look reasonable in comparison to your own extremism.

https://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/could-we-have-stopped-hitler In the enormous shadow of guilt that seized American Jewry after the Holocaust, the answer all too often has been, "We didn't do enough." We are quick to shoulder the onus of self-blame for having been timid citizens, afraid to stir the waters in uncertain prewar times. But this version of history is untrue. Immediately after Hitler's rise to power, American Jews mounted a formidable economic war to topple the Nazi regime. Just weeks after Hitler assumed power on January 30, 1933, a patchwork of competing Jewish forces, led by American Jewish Congress president Rabbi Stephen Wise, civil rights crusader Louis Untermeyer, and the combative Jewish War Veterans, initiated a highly effective boycott of German goods and services. Each advanced the boycott in its own way, but sought to build a united anti-Nazi coalition that could deliver an economic deathblow to the Nazi party, which had based its political ascent almost entirely on promises to rebuild the strapped German economy. The boycotters were encouraged by the early successes of their loud, boisterous campaign, complete with nationwide protest meetings, picket signs, and open threats to destroy Germany's economy if the Reich's anti-Jewish actions persisted. Skilled organizing from unions, political groups, and commercial trade associations carried the boycott's message to every facet of American society and abroad. Depression-wracked nations around the world quickly began to shift their buying habits from the entrenched German market to less expensive, alternative goods. * * * The anti-Hitler protest movement culminated in a gigantic rally at Madison Square Garden on March 27, 1933, organized by Rabbi Wise and the American Jewish Congress. More than 55,000 protesters crammed into the Garden and surrounding streets. Simultaneous rallies were held in 70 other metropolitan areas in the U.S. and in Europe. Radio hookups broadcast the New York event to hundreds of cities throughout the world.

Do you remember BLM protests going on when Hillary was running for president? BLM cycled up in 2014 in Obama's 2nd term, but died down probably to keep from embarrassing Obama. They were useful in 2014 to embarrass Trump. The last thing the left wants to do is to embarrass Biden on this issue because that will only show he hasn't done anything to help the demographic that is traditionally most loyal to the Democrats.

You know I'm talking about cops who killed white people right? They were not "plastered all over the media" which is why you can't remember whether or not they were prosecuted which was kind of my point. There are many more cases of police brutality that never get covered then the small number of cases that do get covered. Hell, the cousin of one of the founder's of BLM was killed by cops after Trump was out of office and it didn't get a lot of press. There were no riots. There were no mass protests. Why the tepid response? Because BLM was a means to an end as opposed to a real movement. And immunity or no immunity has nothing to do with the court of public opinion! The Kenosha cop was never prosecuted in real court or in the court of public opinion. His "guilt" was transferred over to Kyle Rittenhouse. Nobody knows that cop's name. Everybody knows who Kyle is. Back to my actual point. Tell me why THIS COP should have immunity. Tell me why THESE COPS should have immunity.

Why do you need to "give the police immunity" when they already have it?

Nope. Nobody even made that claim. Three different paramedics (at least) testified at the trial. One was off duty and the other two were own duty. And there's no actual evidence presented that the crowd ever threatened Chauvin anyway. Edit: And here's the breathing expert from the Derek Chauvin trial:

Except there's no actual evidence of actual Nazis in the campus protests. There were actual Nazis at Charlottesville.

:rolleyes: So now Daniel McAdams is a "leftitarian?" I think you got lost on your way to LindseyGrahamForums.com. For the record, actual Nazis. Now let's see if I can find an actual Nazi flag in this group.

1. End war on drugs (its a war against liberty) 2. Start war on child trafficking (it's a war against slavery) 3. Give police immunity Can't just be skipping to 3.

This is why the government shouldn't run the education

You must not have actually watched the trial which is typical of you to talk about things that you have no knowledge of. All of this was covered by the prosecutions expert witness who went into great detail of when Floyd was no longer breathing and the paramedic who was on site who testified that Chauvin stopped her from administering CPR. It doesn't matter how much pressure was put on Floyd's neck. Once Floyd was no longer breathing and no longer had a pulse the ONLY proper course of action was to uncuff him, turn him over and start administering CPR. I bet you think the white guy on his knees who was murdered by a cop who was never prosecuted deserved to be shot too right? And Kelly Thomas beat himself to death. Police have TOO MUCH immunity and don't get prosecuted nearly enough. Full stop.

As spudea pointed out, they already have enough immunity not to be prosecuted if they are legitimately doing their job. They times police have been successfully prosecuted they have gone beyond what is reasonable for doing their job. Take Derek Chauvin for example. It wasn't his job to sit on George Floyd's neck / back for 2 minutes after Floyd no longer had a pulse. Even the expert that was brought in to {b]defend Derek Chauvin couldn't answer that question. His job once George Floyd was not responsive was to administer CPR. The police officers who murdered Tommy Timpa and Kelly Thomas (H/T to Anti Federalist for the "white George Floyd" thread) should have been prosecuted but were not. I am struggling to think of a successful prosecution of a police officer for doing his or her job. I can think of many examples of police brutality against black and white people that should have been prosecuted. The cop that killed the white guy who was on his knees begging for life comes immediately to mind.