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Politics and Political Issues Board / Re: The 2026 Midterm Election
« Last post by Grape Ape on Today at 08:42:11 PM »
In what ways did I wrongly describe No Kings events? Unions by nature are socialist groups. You are correct there were foreign entities which were involved in No Kings. BTW foreign entity can be nothing more than a business, corporation or just a group of people outside the country. No Kings was also grassroots event. To say it was organic implies the event was spontaneous, which for most people it was not. So, I agree, it was not organic for the most part.

Seven million people participated in the "No Kings" protests in the United States on October 18, 2025. This was an increase of approximately 2 million who participated in the June 2025 event. It was one of the most attended demonstrations in American history. There were rallies in 2,700 cities in 50 states. Among other locations there were major turnouts in D.C., NY, and Oregon, etc. There was already huge political and ideological division in the U.S. before the No Kings events. A division that is likely to get even larger over the next 8 1/2 months. And there is a growing division within the Republican party.

While more specific, the Minneapolis opposition which took place in January 2026 was in fact similar to the No Kings events. A "No Kings 3.0" protest against perceived authoritarianism and advocating for civil liberties is scheduled for late March this year.   

Several major labor unions organized No Kings events. One of them was the Service Employees International Union (SEIU) represents approximately 2 million members across the United States, Canada, and Puerto Rico. Another large union was The American Federation of Teachers (AFT) which represents over 1.8 million members nationwide. Locally, Oregon Education Association (OEA) organized No Kings Events. They have over 40,000 members.  Another union involved in the No Kings events was the Communications Workers of America (CWA) which represents approximately 700,000 workers in the United States, Canada, and Puerto Rico. The American Federation of Government Employees (AFGE) which represents over 820,000 workers participated in No Kings events. Under the AFGE umbrella Major is the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), Social Security Administration (SSA), Department of Defense (DOD), and Department of Homeland Security (DHS). AFGE is actively involved in nationwide "No Kings" rallies, protesting against executive actions that threaten the federal workforce. In addition, there were multiple private-sector labor unions and labor-affiliated groups which were heavily involved in organizing and participating in the "No Kings" protests throughout 2025.

Yes, there were foreign entities involved which primarily consisted of solidarity demonstrations organized by expat groups and local activists in over 20 countries, rather than direct foreign government involvement in organizing the U.S. protests.

It wasn't protesting authoritarianism.  It was a geriatric group therapy session at best, a complete organized and funded attempt to create division and destroy our country at worst.

It was paid protestors plus professional agitators combined with useful idiots to keep us at odds.  Billionaires pulling the puppet strings of the weak and feeble minded:

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In summary, the protests were backed indirectly through philanthropic grants to organizing groups like Indivisible (notably from Soros-linked foundations)
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Mark just had his entire back tatted up to cover the acne scars.
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Is the United States the only country with athletes who are spoiled brats?
It sure looks that way.
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Gossip & Opinions / Re: Can you guess this former BBer? II
« Last post by jude2 on Today at 07:13:22 PM »
Getting old sucks.
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Gossip & Opinions / Re: Talk about thick!
« Last post by Zillotch on Today at 07:13:19 PM »
all of these modern mass guys r part plastic.
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Everyone White is racist unless they are virtue signalling libtards.
I would love to wear a shirt that says that.  So true.
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Gossip & Opinions / Re: Since everybody talks about Mark Dugdale…
« Last post by wes on Today at 06:56:09 PM »
I mean to really impress the judges all he really needs to do just cover his little package area with packing tape or duct tape because it’s not going anywhere the judges can really get a good view of the striations of his glute area
He no longer competes.
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Gossip & Opinions / Re: Talk about thick!
« Last post by wes on Today at 06:54:08 PM »
MONSTER!
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Fuck him............he`ll always be a nobody in the game !!
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Gossip & Opinions / Re: Can you guess this former BBer? II
« Last post by MCWAY on Today at 06:37:08 PM »
Close he runs a test GH clinic I think the sign the back looks like that could be  the place looks like he was going over pricing and somebody told him to go fuck himself and he’s like wait. Wait wait I’ll lower the cost.

I believe he invested his money that he earned during his 3 years with the WBF/Titan Sports (now known as World Wrestling Entertainment) into this clinic and some other things.

Shawn Ray, Troy's training partner, claims that the reason he turned down the WBF is because he was only offered $225K per year vs. the Zuke's getting $275K a year. And this was despite Ray placing 3rd at the 1990 Mr. O vs. Zuke's not having competed at all prior to the first WBF show.
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