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An Open Letter to the Nation’s Liberals
US Defense Watch ^
| November 19, 2016
| Ray Starmann
Posted on 11/19/2016 5:44:23 PM PST by pboyington
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To: rightwingextremist1776
Well, when Republican President, General of the Army
Dwight D. Eisenhower forcibly integrated the Little Rock School System, that sort of laid a turd in their punchbowl as well. (1957)
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posted on
11/19/2016 7:13:48 PM PST
by
matthew fuller
(In honor of the Black Lives Matter organization, Nov. 9 is reserved for their exclusive voting day.)
To: Arlis
“Half the nation still prefers Marxism/atheism, political correctness, taking away our rights, jailing us - or worse - and are still utter imbeciles who base everything on their (immature) feelings.”
Don’t let that number fool you. It’s only 10-15% that prefers Marxism/atheism. The other 35% that will vote for Hitler if he had a “D” next to his name.
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posted on
11/19/2016 7:30:14 PM PST
by
EQAndyBuzz
(Election 2016 - Best election ever)
To: pboyington; ExTexasRedhead; flaglady47
Many thanks for posting this article. It fleshes out what happened that night, including the cast's and audience's bad, boorish behavior DURING THE PLAY ITSELF.
I haven't read or heard these facts before now. The corrupt media is NOT reporting WHOLE STORIES, just what they WANT to see or hear.
Leni
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posted on
11/19/2016 7:41:42 PM PST
by
MinuteGal
(u)
To: rightwingextremist1776
Well, their OTHER slaves.
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posted on
11/19/2016 8:00:52 PM PST
by
Still Thinking
(Freedom is NOT a loophole!)
To: Yaelle
You have some ideas about how the media is biased and what needs to happen. We can't take freedom of speech and freedom of the press away, and we have to allow all speech, right or wrong or indifferent. We can't disallow anyone from lying out loud and openly. We can't take away the credentials of any media source that is openly biased or outright lying.
We can, however, create the idea that includes all viewpoints, and which includes all sources of news and information. We can create the medium to allow people to see all sides of the issues, and then allow people to discuss the issues and propose their own take on the issues and on politicians and on people that affect our lives, like politicians and in government and in the media and in entertainment and in education, etc.
We can create a site that presents all the news, and categorizes them, and presents people with the option of doing their own categorization, like, biased or left-leaning or right-leaning, etc.
We can pull together news and information from all sources, and types, and writers, and publishers. We don't have to do the actual gathering of that news and information, as we could allow anyone with something to contribute to enter the necessary criteria for that article or news/information piece to be found, BY THE USER. IOW, it's the user who will decide what and where and how and who, in order to get him/herself the news and information he/she needs or wants. What I'm saying is a lot more involved than what I've explained, and the idea can easily be explained and demonstrated.
To get something like that going may not require a lot of development or money, but to get the whole thing working effectively, will take a bit more time and money.
What I have envisioned, is a much better method at getting at the news and information than Google or Yahoo or MSN News or any website has done to-date.
I would like to get the idea started, but with volunteer developers, initially.
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posted on
11/19/2016 8:08:51 PM PST
by
adorno
(w)
To: adorno
Count me in. I so agree.
When I lived in Europe I was taught that most cities had two newspapers, one known right and one known left. Sure, people would choose and only read the news from “their” side. BUT IT WAS KNOWN. No one was pretending. The two main papers were sold in all kiosks (the left one tended to be the “favorite” as usual, the “cooler” one). At least everyone knew the bias and it was official.
I’d love to help in any capacity. I think a great voice for openness in media would be Sean Hannity, though he would maybe have his hands somewhat tied by his bosses.
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posted on
11/19/2016 8:14:18 PM PST
by
Yaelle
To: pboyington
Speaking of 1984, the book... anybody care to venture a guess as to why that would be banned from government run public schools?
Talking to a friend who has 5 school age kids, She said her son had just read the classic, of mice and men... then we wondered if kids still read 1984, so when she was in the classroom next time, she asked the teacher if they still read 1984, she said, oh no, that has been on the banned list for many years now....
To: pboyington
“What a shame, we arent going to descend into darkness with the pants suit clad criminal goblin leading us into Hades”
Pure poetry from a master wordsmith. Well done Mr.Starmann
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posted on
11/20/2016 3:06:12 AM PST
by
Artie
(We are surrounded by MORONS)
To: EQAndyBuzz
Probably some truth in that - tho I’d put the hard-core number way above 15%........
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posted on
11/20/2016 4:40:06 AM PST
by
Arlis
To: pboyington
HOORAY Ray Starmann. Thanks.
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posted on
11/20/2016 4:56:12 AM PST
by
PGalt
(CONGRATULATIONS Donald J. Trump)
To: pboyington
Liberal kids are upset because they’re going to have to work. (I wish Trump luck on this, actually, because I have a gut feeling quite a few are unemployable.)
Basically, they’re upset because they’re going to have to change — become focused & disciplined, establish priorities.
Responsibility is a bitch, isn’t it?
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posted on
11/21/2016 1:13:30 PM PST
by
MoochPooch
(I'm a compassionate cynic.)
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