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- 26Disagree.
Hiding information is indicative virtual proof of misconduct, and there is overwhelming proof of lying. It is not necessary to show 75 independent studies to demonstrate an error. A handful is wholly adequate.
You really want to defend the scientific basis for pharmaceutical actions or CDC et al Government decisions and use of force? The use of force comes with the burden of proof, not the use of freedom. - 27You tell BS by lots of empty verbiage and no facts except "some," which just anecdotes. The linked essay is just like that.
It's sad that Galt's Gulch, based on novel by a writer who promoted objectivity above all else, has fallen so far into empty conspiracy language. - 28Posted by $ pixelate 7 hours, 13 minutes ago to ITMTyme supplement: SNAP Beneficiaries Will Need To Reapply For BenefitsSignage at National Parks: "Never attempt to feed the animals. They are wild creatures with natural diets and should not be made dependent on handouts".
The entire purpose of the food stamps and sundry handouts is to create perpetual inter-generational dependency. This is accomplished by making the recipient of the largess, weak, compliant, ignorant and frightened.
All forms of wealth redistribution, exercised by the State, should be cut to zero. Charity begins at home -- it starts from the smallest of circles, within the immediate family, and extends outward, toward ever increasing populations of voluntary societies (churches, social clubs, professional organizations, etc). - 29LOL!
- 30Posted by $ Olduglycarl 10 hours, 7 minutes ago to IN THE MEME TYME 11/24/25 EDITION: Stating the Obvious!I remember that . . .
- 31Posted by mccannon01 10 hours, 21 minutes ago to IN THE MEME TYME 11/24/25 EDITION: Stating the Obvious!Great slide show this week, OUC! Fanning the flames, Alien, and working overwhelmed by voting are all on the money. Oh, the starving 350lb woman on SNAP reminded me of a photo of an obviously obese woman in an illegal border crossing caravan saying, "Don't tell me she just walked 2000 miles to the US border.".
- 32Posted by 73SHARK 14 hours, 33 minutes ago to IN THE MEME TYME 11/24/25 EDITION: Stating the Obvious!The baby alien says it all.
- 33I used “religion” specifically to cover all forms of belief without proof or logic. The predictable failure of organized religion, drives the majority weak-minded to any new dogma by a charismatic leader. We need fewer weak-minded people, willing to work it out, not just take the next cute story as gospel.
- 34Posted by Abaco 22 hours, 4 minutes ago to Vacines - Real Data, not religion and noise"We know very little about the harms of vaccines"
I know quite a bit about them - not just from my own experiences and research, but from those I worked with. Aaron Siri is a true badass. What he is elucidating is truly disgusting, though. For decades the government (paid by Pharma) and medical doctors (same) willingly lied. The rest were just stupid...willingly ignorant. They damaged millions of children. And...now what happened with many recent harmful infractions in the United States...there will be no justice. Not financial settlements (my own impact from vaccine injury cost me at least $1M). Not an apology. Nothing. They won't even lift the liability release on vaccine injuries. They might as well just thrown millions of kids into a furnace - only it wouldn't have been so profitable. Leftists officials are even doubling down (like Gavin Newsom) by mandating that kids need the Covid 19 mRNA shots to attend school.
The latest study I pointed out here - the Ford Clinic Cohort Study - is absolutely gut wrenching to read. It was so bad that the team who did it decided not to publish it, but shelved it back in 2020...just letting the damage continue. I'm not sure how so many people can be so evil. But, here we are.
I like the use of the word "religion" here. Note how people say stupid shit like, "I believe in vaccines." That's nice. After the Ford study and the information from the ICAN network that's all you can do...believe. Just don't believe it around me... - 35Posted by $ allosaur 22 hours, 5 minutes ago to IN THE MEME TYME 11/24/25 EDITION: Stating the Obvious!My reaction simply was the word "typical" popping into me dino's ancient head as I read on without even a shrug.
"Believable" woulda also worked.
Coulda also said, "Of course there is." - 36Posted by $ Olduglycarl 22 hours, 18 minutes ago to IN THE MEME TYME 11/24/25 EDITION: Stating the Obvious!350lb women starving got a hoot out of me, just had to add: Family having a, SNAP chat about it.
- 37I've learned from the study of Human Memenomes that it is "Context" that matters most.
Many of these got little "Ha ha's" until they were put in context with others.
(The last one for example, it's great on it's own but put in context of all the "Zappers" you realize that it all must sink before you can get free . . .or the third one, when you realize what you're shaking your head at!).- you need all those stagnant zappers to make those points.
It is rare, the Meme that can stand alone . . .[mix them in with those you might have deleted] - 38Loved the last one and Calvin Coolidge just before it. First one bottom row I found to be quite enlightening.
Me dino thought all of $1.5 trillion was to hopefully hang onto future illegal voters. That's all me dino heard Trump and politicians on both side of the aisle have to say about it.
Now they WERE to get a $200 billion lion's share for health care benefits while the rest was divvied up for differing assorted libtarded whacko BS. - 39Could have made it a "Monster Mash", would have been a Grave yard smash!
- 40Posted by katrinam41 1 day, 2 hours ago to An Age Of Forgotten InfrastructureSurvival without infrastructure is possible, but for most of the folks out there, it's so unthinkable that it has never crossed their isolated, comfort based minds. Even preppers can't imagine the reality, but they do try their best. I have a limited amount of experience, but I do have some. With our fragile infrastructure crumbling unnoticed around us, this country is going to get the nastiest surprise ever. If I had a place to keep horses, I'd have at least two, and a decent wagon or cart. That's only the beginning. Thanks for the wake-up post, FFA.
- 41Posted by katrinam41 1 day, 2 hours ago to TGIFfunnies 11/21/25 EDITION: Random ThoughtsWhere are you finding these gems? Zappers, all of them, and the random shots are great! No Warning Labels! Cleanse the gene pool naturally!
- 42Posted by freedomforall 1 day, 2 hours ago to Vacines - Real Data, not religion and noise👍👍 Thank you, Thor.
- 43Posted by Abaco 1 day, 2 hours ago to Article mentioning Ayn Rand and Clarey's "Enjoy the Decline"Yeah. Look at photos of the place. Heaven on earth...
- 44Posted by Abaco 1 day, 2 hours ago to Had a Great Laugh on Jasmine Crocket TodayLOL...well said! I'm gonna start saying farcical things to my wife with a big jive vernacular. I already tell her "shut up, racist" whenever she says something not totally compliant with the system...we always laugh at that.
- 45Posted by Abaco 1 day, 2 hours ago to A NIFO Missed OpportunityFauci sitting next to MadCow. Perfect. F these people. The end goal is total power for them even if it results in total destruction. Fauci should be in prison for signing those checks...
- 46Posted by JohnRandALL 1 day, 3 hours ago to A NIFO Missed OpportunityUniparty Convention.
- 47I'm just one terrible dino!
Reading the above, a mental picture of the Clintons hanging by their necks side-by-side just up and popped into my mind.
So what was my immediate response? I laughed.
Bad, dino! Bad! Bwahahaha! - 48Posted by mccannon01 1 day, 6 hours ago to IN THE MEME TYME SUNDAY PAPER EDITIONI almost wonder if the Cintons will have a suicidal "accident" to prevent them from saying anything. Of course, there's always the "I don't recall" defense.
- 49Posted by mccannon01 1 day, 9 hours ago to A NIFO Missed Opportunity"The Monster's Ball". Nice analogy and a fun read.
- 50Some of them don't quite get the message. One young lad told me, a few years ago, "I know how to ride. I saw it on television."
Sometimes things work out extremely well. A boy from Texas refused to ride. I told him that if word ever got back to Texas that he had refused to ride a horse, they would take away his Texas Membership Card. He then rode.
If children claim to know how to ride we watch their feet. Usually incorrectly positioned. We immediately say, "Heels down! Sit up straight! Look where you're going!" Kid realizes, oops, she's inside a riding lesson.