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Gossip & Opinions / Re: White woman pummeled by mob of black males
« Last post by BB on Today at 03:36:44 PM »Story that goes with the video, happened about a year ago - https://www.cbsnews.com/sanfrancisco/news/violent-youth-attacks-san-francisco-mall-caught-camera/.
Stonestown mall in SF, apparently there was/is a problem with feral gangs that go in there and loot, and just beat people up.
They should charge the stompers with attempted murder, but that will never happen.
Stonestown mall in SF, apparently there was/is a problem with feral gangs that go in there and loot, and just beat people up.
They should charge the stompers with attempted murder, but that will never happen.
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Gossip & Opinions / Re: Hormones and intense excercise builds muscle
« Last post by BEEFCAKE on Today at 03:35:57 PM »...and you must take 3 deep breaths between each of the twenty rep squats to stimulate your metabolism.
20 Rep Breathing Squats Of Peace
Always remember to Superset dumbell pullovers with heavy squats to expand the rib cage
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Politics and Political Issues Board / Re: Arizona huh?
« Last post by LurkerNoMore on Today at 03:30:24 PM »Since someone here likes to "pretend" so much... let's just all "pretend" that this didn't happen either. 
Every Republican accusation is a confession.
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Arizona 'fake elector' indictments make it tough for Turning Point USA's 'election integrity' push
https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=Arizona+%27fake+elector%27+indictments+make+it+tough+for+Turning+Point+USA%27s+%27election+integrity%27+push
Turning Point USA, the extremist-friendly, Donald Trump-loving organization for MAGA youth, is having one of its worst weeks yet from a public relations perspective.
And this is an organization that’s made a habit of backing losing candidates and whose leader is known to rant against Martin Luther King Jr., so this is a sign things have truly gone off the rails.
Last week, Arizona state Rep. Austin Smith, a Republican and a senior director at TPUSA’s nonprofit arm Turning Point Action, suspended his re-election campaign after accusations of election fraud. Smith is accused of forging signatures to qualify for re-election, a charge he called "silly" in the announcement ending his campaign. It's a seeming act of karmic justice, given he’s shamelessly peddled the right-wing conspiracy theory that Maricopa County officials have fraudulently altered ballot signatures to Republicans’ detriment.
But the election fraud allegations looming over TPUSA don’t end there.
Less than a week later, two men with deep ties to the organization are among the 11 "fake electors" (18 people in total) who were indicted in Arizona over their alleged role in the Trump campaign’s so-called fake elector scheme. That was the harebrained 2020 election plot that involved conservatives in states that Joe Biden won sending "alternate" slates of electors to Congress on the false premise that Trump had won them instead.
One of those accused is Tyler Bowyer, a Turning Point higher-up who has rankled conservatives online with his TPUSA chest-beating. Bowyer is chief operating officer for Turning Point Action, and he’s a committeeman for the Republican National Committee, as well. Interestingly, he tried — and failed — to pass a resolution earlier this year that would have obligated the RNC to pay fake electors’ legal bills. How prescient. And though he’s yet to address the charges on social media, his boss, TPUSA founder Charlie Kirk, is claiming the indictment is a political hit job. On X, Kirk said Bowyer and others involved in the fake elector scheme were just doing things liberals have done in past elections. (If you feel like you've heard that before, that's because it's a conservative talking point that’s been debunked many times over.)
Nonetheless, that characterization goes a little bit further than the Arizona GOP’s defense: It has said the charges "represent a blatant and unprecedented abuse of prosecutorial power" and "are clearly designed to silence dissent and weaponize the law against political opponents." The party also posted video of the fake electors signing the fake Electoral College votes in December 2020, and that video is still online.
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Every Republican accusation is a confession.
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Arizona 'fake elector' indictments make it tough for Turning Point USA's 'election integrity' push
https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=Arizona+%27fake+elector%27+indictments+make+it+tough+for+Turning+Point+USA%27s+%27election+integrity%27+push
Turning Point USA, the extremist-friendly, Donald Trump-loving organization for MAGA youth, is having one of its worst weeks yet from a public relations perspective.
And this is an organization that’s made a habit of backing losing candidates and whose leader is known to rant against Martin Luther King Jr., so this is a sign things have truly gone off the rails.
Last week, Arizona state Rep. Austin Smith, a Republican and a senior director at TPUSA’s nonprofit arm Turning Point Action, suspended his re-election campaign after accusations of election fraud. Smith is accused of forging signatures to qualify for re-election, a charge he called "silly" in the announcement ending his campaign. It's a seeming act of karmic justice, given he’s shamelessly peddled the right-wing conspiracy theory that Maricopa County officials have fraudulently altered ballot signatures to Republicans’ detriment.
But the election fraud allegations looming over TPUSA don’t end there.
Less than a week later, two men with deep ties to the organization are among the 11 "fake electors" (18 people in total) who were indicted in Arizona over their alleged role in the Trump campaign’s so-called fake elector scheme. That was the harebrained 2020 election plot that involved conservatives in states that Joe Biden won sending "alternate" slates of electors to Congress on the false premise that Trump had won them instead.
One of those accused is Tyler Bowyer, a Turning Point higher-up who has rankled conservatives online with his TPUSA chest-beating. Bowyer is chief operating officer for Turning Point Action, and he’s a committeeman for the Republican National Committee, as well. Interestingly, he tried — and failed — to pass a resolution earlier this year that would have obligated the RNC to pay fake electors’ legal bills. How prescient. And though he’s yet to address the charges on social media, his boss, TPUSA founder Charlie Kirk, is claiming the indictment is a political hit job. On X, Kirk said Bowyer and others involved in the fake elector scheme were just doing things liberals have done in past elections. (If you feel like you've heard that before, that's because it's a conservative talking point that’s been debunked many times over.)
Nonetheless, that characterization goes a little bit further than the Arizona GOP’s defense: It has said the charges "represent a blatant and unprecedented abuse of prosecutorial power" and "are clearly designed to silence dissent and weaponize the law against political opponents." The party also posted video of the fake electors signing the fake Electoral College votes in December 2020, and that video is still online.
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Gossip & Opinions / Re: Is marrying a woman your age a huge mistake?
« Last post by deadz on Today at 03:29:25 PM »….. unlimited access to the pee sleeve ( but then after a few years living with her ….. clogging the toilet with her massive smelly dumps / her morning breath/ bloody tampons in the trash / the disrespect and constant arguing / nagging …. You realize you don’t want access to it anymore! )^^^^^that will make you hit it and quit it.
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Gossip & Opinions / Re: Hormones and intense excercise builds muscle
« Last post by joswift on Today at 03:26:43 PM »You realize estradiol is estrogen how are you taking gear and thinking taking estradiol is a good idea do you want to guarantee gyno? Of course the cattle get bigger adding estrogen do you think it gives hard Quality gains or water and bitch tits?
Do you know its not good for you if your estrogen gets too low?
No, of course you dont, maybe thats why you were a fat kunt at your show
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Politics and Political Issues Board / Re: Arizona huh?
« Last post by LurkerNoMore on Today at 03:24:30 PM »Hahahahahaha. You just can't make this stuff up. This comedy writes itself. Looks like that "distinction" wasn't very legal and she got some tough days ahead of her. 
Isn't the count up to like - 9, lawyers now of Trumpy's that has lost their licenses so far.
But not to worry, because this was all "debunked" according to the retard here.
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GOP lawyer for 'election integrity' charged in fake electors scheme.
https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=GOP+lawyer+for+%27election+integrity%27+charged+in+fake+electors+scheme.
Even for Donald Trump and the Republican National Committee, the latest legal mess involving their 2020 election lies is a little too on the nose.
Christina Bobb, the RNC's new senior counsel for election integrity, is likely one of 18 Trump aides and supporters swept up in an Arizona indictment, charged with felonies like fraud, forgery and conspiracy for trying to push a fake slate of electors after Trump lost that state in the 2020 election.
For his part, the former president was named as an unindicted co-conspirator.
I had to ask: Does getting indicted on election fraud charges cause any conflicts at work for an attorney purportedly tasked with keeping elections free and fair?
The RNC predictably donned the rhetoric of victimhood, responding to my question with a statement from Trump campaign spokesperson Steven Cheung, noting that Bobb previously served in the U.S. Marines and then served Trump "with distinction."
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Isn't the count up to like - 9, lawyers now of Trumpy's that has lost their licenses so far.
But not to worry, because this was all "debunked" according to the retard here.
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GOP lawyer for 'election integrity' charged in fake electors scheme.
https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=GOP+lawyer+for+%27election+integrity%27+charged+in+fake+electors+scheme.
Even for Donald Trump and the Republican National Committee, the latest legal mess involving their 2020 election lies is a little too on the nose.
Christina Bobb, the RNC's new senior counsel for election integrity, is likely one of 18 Trump aides and supporters swept up in an Arizona indictment, charged with felonies like fraud, forgery and conspiracy for trying to push a fake slate of electors after Trump lost that state in the 2020 election.
For his part, the former president was named as an unindicted co-conspirator.
I had to ask: Does getting indicted on election fraud charges cause any conflicts at work for an attorney purportedly tasked with keeping elections free and fair?
The RNC predictably donned the rhetoric of victimhood, responding to my question with a statement from Trump campaign spokesperson Steven Cheung, noting that Bobb previously served in the U.S. Marines and then served Trump "with distinction."
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Gossip & Opinions / Re: Cancer Mortality After Vaccine Dose
« Last post by deadz on Today at 03:20:33 PM »X2
Same - it certainly didn't help my Dad either.
Bastards
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Politics and Political Issues Board / Re: Poor Rudy... (not)
« Last post by LurkerNoMore on Today at 03:19:58 PM »Oh Rudy.... those last few Scotch soaked brain cells just aren't doing too well.
But then again, we have known that for a while.
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Giuliani Makes Hilarious Attempt to Defend Against Arizona Indictment
https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=Giuliani+Makes+Hilarious+Attempt+to+Defend+Against+Arizona+Indictment
Rudolph Giuliani’s defense against facing criminal charges for his involvement in Arizona’s fake elector plot is not exactly a good one: He’s pointing out other states where he may have committed crimes as well.
“Well, I didn’t spend as much time on Arizona as I did, let’s say, with Georgia, Michigan, and Pennsylvania. I know those better,” Donald Trump’s former attorney told Newsmax Thursday night.
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But then again, we have known that for a while.
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Giuliani Makes Hilarious Attempt to Defend Against Arizona Indictment
https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=Giuliani+Makes+Hilarious+Attempt+to+Defend+Against+Arizona+Indictment
Rudolph Giuliani’s defense against facing criminal charges for his involvement in Arizona’s fake elector plot is not exactly a good one: He’s pointing out other states where he may have committed crimes as well.
“Well, I didn’t spend as much time on Arizona as I did, let’s say, with Georgia, Michigan, and Pennsylvania. I know those better,” Donald Trump’s former attorney told Newsmax Thursday night.
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Gossip & Opinions / Re: White woman pummeled by mob of black males
« Last post by deadz on Today at 03:19:38 PM »Really disgusting animals...Sad part is no one helped her. Monkeys only attack when they are in packs, weak c unts.
https://twitter.com/i/status/1784002959866831303