Meshugger

That was interesting. In what year were you born? I am curious since i've noticed that the emotional attachment seems to be more dim in the younger generation, while for older ones, like me and even older, it was a world-changing event.

http://archive.is/G2QYV It's just how the game is played folks. The second amendment in the US constitution should be abolished according to those playing it btw :^)

I was in my first year in college and was sleeping after a night of binge-drinking. I was awakened by a phone call and was left watching the news for the rest of the day. I have actually been to the 110th floor of the south tower a few years before the attack so the whole thing felt unreal for me. Then came the sadness.

trololol00000l

?? Did you invest in the first private security firms handed no-bid government contracts, such as AEGIS?

Lets not leave Trump outside of mockery either:

Attacking another's candidates base support is basic strategy in politics. Which is something that also Trump does. It is strategy that aims to associate people that general public or certain demographic don't like with other candidate, so that they will have higher threshold to vote that other candidate, which makes it easier to lure them to vote yourself. It isn't nice strategy, but politics and politicians rarely are nice. Thanks for broading the definition into something that borderlines that it is not. Bit rich when you consider how Trump behaves like a low level forum troll. Certainly are a lot of trash backing Trump watching his rallies, but not sure of the percentage Uh-huh. But have you seen him call Hillary supporters with any modern labels? Point being, Hillary is playing the game badly. Who knows given how he runs his mouth. Not sure she may be playing all that badly. Not like the group she insulted is up for grabs and there are people she can try to spook using the idea that a man willing to entreat with meshback racists is a Bad Thing. Certainly isn't wrong, maybe 20% though. Gamers are dead after all.

Look how Kaine claps, look how he goes. Perfect timing! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j1NhtqEHirs

Attacking another's candidates base support is basic strategy in politics. Which is something that also Trump does. It is strategy that aims to associate people that general public or certain demographic don't like with other candidate, so that they will have higher threshold to vote that other candidate, which makes it easier to lure them to vote yourself. It isn't nice strategy, but politics and politicians rarely are nice. Thanks for broading the definition into something that borderlines that it is not. Bit rich when you consider how Trump behaves like a low level forum troll. Certainly are a lot of trash backing Trump watching his rallies, but not sure of the percentage Uh-huh. But have you seen him call Hillary supporters with any modern labels? Point being, Hillary is playing the game badly.

A picture of Pushkin and a tracksuit. Only thing missing is the squatting, then i would've declared the picture the end of all art.

Come on dude....lets be honest Tump villied 11 million Latinos as part of his official strategy, lets not even attempt to suggest Trump hasn't been offensive lol, so nothing. Didn't you see how he likes his Taco bowl and how he likes to employ them? No? pffft. Just keep on partying like people partied when Romney mentioned those horrible 47% who would vote for Obama.

Started what? Where did Trump attack Hillary's voters?

It doesn't matter if they hate everything from eskimos to the color of your shoes. None of that does. It's attacking the voters of another candidate, it's about as low as you can get as politician and leader.

You hear that you racist, sexist, homophobic, xenophobic, islamophobic cretins? Your leader hates you and you have to repent.

I love these small bits about Russia. MOAR.

Johnsson should've prepared himself for such "gotcha!"-situations. Admit not knowing and being savvy about putting trust on those that know to handle it.

The EU should send a few million refugees to China to educate them on not being racists.

uh, the guy should really stop projecting. It's ok Barry, we know that your conscience is crushing down on you like the weight of a thousand suns, we know that you feel bad for sleeping those five minutes extra when your wife told you not to, we know that you feel bad for wanting to watch that NBA game instead of making sure that your daughters were doing their homework with Joey Eaglescout instead of partying with Chad Thunder****, we know that you feel bad about twindling your thumbs, but please, please stop taking it out on the rest of your citizens just because they actually get up in the morning and go to their work. It's embaressing and insulting to any grown adult to watch. But it's alright, The God-Emperor might not forget, and he certainly will not forgive; but rest assured that he will make you cry with his blessed grin of smugness.

https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Revelation+16%3A13&version=KJV The memes are becoming too powerful to be contained.

Dear lord, what is that?! Phlegm should float, not sink like a stone.

You have a mental image of Kissinger slightly smiling? That's unsettling.

Is that a beer bottle that i see? What a hipster! Real vatniks drink homebrew vodka made out of potatoes. Decline of Russia

Ok, can someone please explain the last posts in Eurofag? I have no idea what you are talking about.

They are Eurosceptic, they want to end free movement, dissolve the Euro, keep the common trade bloc, promote traditional family roles, are pro gun rights, etc. With multiculturalism a failure, immigration driving low skill wages down making the poor poorer, and the leftist feminist drive to destroy the traditional family I can see the appeal But some of these objectives seem inconsistent, you cant have the EU and the single market without the Euro as the currency and the central government in Brussels It surprises me people keep bringing this up as a reasonable objective ? More and more people are seeing this as a mistake and wish to decentralize, return to old currencies and work as partners instead. People are witnessing the erosion of the things that matter the most to them(their people, culture, heritage and identity) and the EU is actively collaborating in its acceleration and people are getting fed up with it. A soft democratic process of removing political power from Brussels, abolishment of the multicultural project (which is ironically enough destroying our cultural differences), forced integration, enforced borders and a sound policy of return of refugees will alleviate the worst of sociatal grievances and ensure a calmer future for all europeans nations. Then they can finally make the necessary structural changes to make sure that their central banks are not privately owned and controlled by their governments instead in order effectively destroy the cancer called 'globalism' (for more information on the last part, i would like to refer to the documentary 'The Princes of the Yen'). If not, then we will be heading into a manufactured crisis with a resulting war and a final death in the vein of the poem 'The Hollow Men' by T.S. Eliot. You raise some good points that are relevant to you and your personal experience which I'm sure is shared by many others in the EU In the past I have been a little condescending by these types of comments and said things like " you think you want this but you dont really " ....but I'll explain in more detail what I really mean When you say " People are witnessing the erosion of the things that matter the most to them(their people, culture, heritage and identity) and the EU is actively collaborating in its acceleration " what if you gained these things by leaving the EU but the consequence was the crash or utter dysfunction of your economy? You see basically every person on this forum who lives in the EU has probably only known about life in the EU, its not anyones fault but you guys all live in first world countries where the EU and your governments are functional. You are use to this and unintentionally take this for granted You complain about lack of sovereignty and immigrant quotas being enforced and I understand these things matter but imagine a failed healthcare system, broken government institutions, high unemployment or a government simply not caring what its citizens think. This the reality many countries and there citizens face outside the EU I am not fearmongering but I cannot see how any current member state , outside the UK, could in this current reality of such tight economic integration leave the EU and gets it old currency back and somehow be able to sustain its economy outside the EU....the economic impact would be so severe to the average citizen it would almost unimaginable So imagine a failed economy outside the EU but you have your sovereignty back ...would it matter ? Countries in Europe in recent memory have been utterly destroyed in wars, famine and have had economic depressions. Despite all that, the people in those countries have survived, thrived and risen again thanks to the people inhabiting the land, namely families, traditions and each other at large. That's what kept society together, it was the very foundation of their society and people were ready to die to protect it. When an economic crisis starts anew, it will be a lot more violent if there is no such underlying foundation or if it has been heavily subverted into something meaningless. It was the same thing with empires of older history, as then the legitimacy of the state came from the sovereign and the nobility. They were the foundation of those states and once that was removed, oh boy. An economy in itself is no foundation for any society.