sparebulb
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You got all that from her picture? If I didn't say it, then how do you know I approve it?

Your entire thread on this inanity tells me that you were over-the-top impressed. And you're the doofus mesmerized the cult of Hollywood personality entertainment.

I would defer to someone who knows economics because I don't know. I've heard the the German government got off the international dollar and this did not sit well with some people. I've heard things like they bartered and bypassed paper money. Isn't that why Libya and Syria became targets of the US? Or is is because Russian and Chinese currency is really starting to rival the US dollar? On the other hand, Germany had crushing big government that spent zillions on wartime machinery. That doesn't produce much of anything in the long run. But then again, the United States also had heavy government spending under FDR and did not suffer long term economic decline. Maybe the German economy was a mixed bag, but I really don't know.

RIP Sam Bass. Did some cool art.

The refrain appears to be dripping with sarcasm. I G Y Lyrics Artist: Donald Fagen (Buy Donald Fagen CDs) Album: I G Y I.G.Y. (International Geophysical Year)

From the song posted by Georgia Boy. I don't know anything about it, but apparently, it's a song sort of mocking the optimism of the 1950s. I assume they were mocking the New York CongressGirl the same way. It actually looks rather brilliant. Check this out:

Do people think this is something Alexandria what's-her-name actually said? Did anyone listen to that song posted by Georgia Boy? The exact words from the OP title are in the song at 1:09 (although reversed). The song goes on to say "What a beautiful world this will be!" I took it as some hyperbole mocking, with someone making a connection between an old song and her green deal.

Some people are so easy to troll. Dump trolls the hysterical media. Again. LOL

I suggest we have a Hollywood Reporter Gossip sub-forum for these threads.

No kidding. They're all actors or models. It's the entertainment industry. No, I didn't know that, Mister National Inquirer.

...and, ironically, the Russians.

I like corporate taxes. Every brick and log should be made to pay more.

You might want to take a look at some of those yourself, chief.

Nothing really new: More at link. https://www.rollingstone.com/politics/politics-lists/stop-using-my-song-35-artists-who-fought-politicians-over-their-music-75611/bruce-springsteen-vs-ronald-reagan-bob-dole-and-pat-buchanan-28730/

I haven't heard of either one of these women, but it looks like a case of good old fashioned girl jealousy:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pollock,_Missouri

I've always heard that this is an argument against concealed carry. The argument is that concealed carry shouldn't exist because Johnny Punchclock will go around shooting everyone except the robbers.

I'm not sure what you're saying when you're comparing Trump to Clinton, but it sounds like a money comparison. Either way, I would still guess that the largest percentage debt and deficit were under FDR.

So I dug a little deeper. The director-producer (Marshall Curry) of the movie said, "What bothers me more is the reaction of the crowd. Twenty-thousand New Yorkers who loved their kids and were probably nice to their neighbors, came home from work that day, dressed up in suits and skirts,..." The only problem is that statement appears to be a wild exaggeration. The group was the German-American Bund, not the average New Yorker/American. I seriously doubt many New Yorkers were going home Monday after work, changing their clothes, and coming back to the Garden like it was a Friday night Rangers-Maple Leafs game. This article says there were almost 100,000 counter protestors outside the Garden. The movie is not even a documentary. It's just some archival footage with barely any information, no narration, and no insight. So, you have this lazy guy Curry who gets some footage and pretends he did something artistic and meaningful with it. This "documentary" is nothing more than an extended political ad, just like what you'd see in campaign season.

Other films nominated for academy awards best picture are Toy Story 3, Avatar, and The Dark Knight. I wouldn't exactly be using academy awards as a yardstick.

Yep; it was called the Bellamy Salute. This article from Smithsonian Magazine shows that the Bellamy Salute preceded Nazis by several decades, and that the Nazis and Italian fascists appeared to have latched onto it. Children salute the American flag in 1915. (Library of Congress/Wikimedia Commons)

Who is "we?"

So, the gist of this article is that Dump & Sons propose business deals that are nixed by lawyers because of potential conflicts. They lose money in the process. My question is why RPF's most negged rep member of all-time posted this. ZippyJuan?

What kind of metrosexual would date her?

FDR and some other past presidents actually bypassed congress much more. Clinton and Trump are virtually tied with executive orders per year, at 45.5 versus 46.

No national TV network has run the ad. NBC recently nixed an ad from Donald Dump backers after it realized that it was not required to air it in accord with FCC regulations.