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mykel

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jimmydean said:
That'll show 'em!

katu.com

Family pulls son out of school after controversy over large American flags on truck

Student Christopher Hartless said he is just exercising his First Amendment right to fly the American flag by displaying it on his car.
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Ya a stationary flagpole with the flag 50 feet off of the ground is the same thing as the same sized flags being ground level, ,mobile and flapping into oncoming traffic. It is about the size of the flags, not the fact that the flags are on his truck. That kid needs to be in school as he is a danger to society without some serious edumucationing. :bonk: Oh, I also like that mommy won't let him take the bus, being that the bus sounds about his speed. :rofl:
 
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SkaredShtles said:
This.

I'd like to have been able to provide public comment in the form of something simple:

"I'd just like to say, fuck off, you fascist cunts. All of ya. Every goddam last one of ya."
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Can you slip in a "religiously bigoted" in there too?
 
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It almost begs the question - if people like this didn’t have the Bible and Jesus in their lives would they just go completely off the rails and be totally unhinged?

They already find ways to justify shitty behavior using the Bible. But could they be worse without it?
 
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mandown said:
It almost begs the question - if people like this didn’t have the Bible and Jesus in their lives would they just go completely off the rails and be totally unhinged?

They already find ways to justify shitty behavior using the Bible. But could they be worse without it?
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I mean... I'd say they already are off the rails and totally unhinged. But maybe they could be worse? I dunno.
 
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mandown said:
It almost begs the question - if people like this didn’t have the Bible and Jesus in their lives would they just go completely off the rails and be totally unhinged?

They already find ways to justify shitty behavior using the Bible. But could they be worse without it?
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I used to have a boss who was very religious. He did not drink or partake in other vices such as coffee. Whenever in a social situation someone would offer him a drink, he would turn it down with the canned response of 'aw shucks no, if I drank alcohol I'd be off raping and murdering'. As he was regularly around people who drank and who weren't rapists or murderers I always wondered what was in his head that the only thing preventing him from crossing the line from hapless rube to war criminal was a Bud Light.
 
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Westy said:
I used to have a boss who was very religious. He did not drink or partake in other vices such as coffee. Whenever in a social situation someone would offer him a drink, he would turn it down with the canned response of 'aw shucks no, if I drank alcohol I'd be off raping and murdering'. As he was regularly around people who drank and who weren't rapists or murderers I always wondered what was in his head that the only thing preventing him from crossing the line from hapless rube to war criminal was a Bud Light.
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Honestly, if I had the choice between showing this guy what he was missing on a few bud lights with friends, and finding out that was all it took to turn him into a monster, then I’d support his decision. The benefit of being right isn’t worth the risk of being wrong.
 
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Westy said:
I used to have a boss who was very religious. He did not drink or partake in other vices such as coffee. Whenever in a social situation someone would offer him a drink, he would turn it down with the canned response of 'aw shucks no, if I drank alcohol I'd be off raping and murdering'. As he was regularly around people who drank and who weren't rapists or murderers I always wondered what was in his head that the only thing preventing him from crossing the line from hapless rube to war criminal was a Bud Light.
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Dude probably had some past experience with alcoholism either an abusive parent growing up or he drank heavily. Either way, I’d believe him.
 
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Westy said:
the only thing preventing him from crossing the line from hapless rube to war criminal was a Bud Light.
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bud light specifically might bring out the obviously self hating trans gay crossdressing pedophile blood drinking krakken deep within him



I mean when you say something that stupid, people already think you're a fuckin weirdo. I would have been creeped out enough just thinking he honestly believed this, or it was actually true. Either way I don't want that dude supervising or socializing anywhere near me.
 
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kidwoo said:
bud light specifically might bring out the obviously self hating trans gay crossdressing pedophile blood drinking krakken deep within him



I mean when you say something that stupid, people already think you're a fuckin weirdo. I would have been creeped out enough just thinking he honestly believed this, or it was actually true. Either way I don't want that dude supervising or socializing anywhere near me.
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I just assumed he was a brainwashed Mormon.
 
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The idea is that the miners’ computer arrays would demand so much electricity that someone would come along to build more power plants,

www.bloomberg.com

Texas Governor Abbott Turns to Bitcoin Miners to Bolster the Grid and His Re-Election

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"someone"




2023

31.7 million dollars later.....
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Texas paid bitcoin miner more than $31 million to cut energy usage during heat wave

To ease load on aging grid, state program offers energy credits to bitcoin miners to curtail their power consumption.
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