Re: Shall we count the ways?

Post #418,906 by boxley 7/16/17 2:43:32 PM 7/16/17 2:43:32 PM Reply	Re: Shall we count the ways? - conspired with Russia to steal elections for the White House and (at the very least) House races If you have proof of that notify the FBI please - stealing a Supreme Court seat How is that done? I didnt know a seat was missing - violating the Emoluments clause of the Constitution Again if you have proof that drumpf is taking a bribe, please notify the HBI please - fired all the US Attorneys in an attempt to disguise the sacking of Preet Bharara for his investigation against Russian money laundering via Trump's properties How come you didnt want Obama fired for firing the US attorneys? If I remember right you were cheering at the time because the Liberty U gomers were sent off - unleashing ICE on innocent people while I disagree on US law on immigration ICE is enforcing current law. - attempting to destroy immigration from Muslim countries - immigrants who work in rural healthcare, etc., etc. we did it to the japanese, chinese, irish, italians and the Jews. Not to say it is right, just ample precendent from the past - gutting the State Department ? gonna need to expand on that one, Haven't seen an bews on that. - attempting to destroy international agreements (Paris, TPP, TTIP, etc.) attempting isnt done - helping to destroy NATO and the EU to reward his "friend" Vlad you will need to expand on that, He was just in Poland affirming the alliance. Altho maybe he heard he was down in the Polls so he went there to shore them up - rewarding dictators and wannabe dictators (Duterte, Erdogan, Putin, etc.) How is he rewarding them? You got copies of the checks he sent? - getting us more deeply involved in Syria and other unwinnable wars no question on that one - acting as a bully against Qatar - apparently at least in part to try to pressure investors in Jr's 666 white elephant What is he doing to Qatar? He is getting people involved to help them out? Sounds like you are watching too much fox news "Science is the belief in the ignorance of the experts" – Richard Feynman
Post #419,024 by Another Scott 7/20/17 8:56:51 AM 7/20/17 8:56:51 AM Reply	Related: Joel Clement at WaPo - I'm a scientist not an accountant. Washington Post: I am not a member of the deep state. I am not big government. I am a scientist, a policy expert, a civil servant and a worried citizen. Reluctantly, as of today, I am also a whistleblower on an administration that chooses silence over science. Nearly seven years ago, I came to work for the Interior Department, where, among other things, I’ve helped endangered communities in Alaska prepare for and adapt to a changing climate. But on June 15, I was one of about 50 senior department employees who received letters informing us of involuntary reassignments. Citing a need to “improve talent development, mission delivery and collaboration,” the letter informed me that I was reassigned to an unrelated job in the accounting office that collects royalty checks from fossil fuel companies. [...] Yeah, but they haven't done anything yet, it's all propaganda... Cheers, Scott.
Post #419,045 by boxley 7/20/17 6:25:36 PM 7/20/17 6:25:36 PM Reply	sure, trump called down there and said get rid of that guy not hardly. He was helping communities prepare for climate change. Instead they should be worrying about clean water and decent housing. "Science is the belief in the ignorance of the experts" – Richard Feynman
Post #419,049 by Another Scott 7/20/17 8:04:38 PM 7/20/17 8:04:38 PM Reply	People are policy. The federal government can do more than one thing at at time, when it has people in leadership who want to get good things done... Cheers, Scott.
Post #419,055 by Ashton 7/20/17 9:48:49 PM 7/20/17 9:48:49 PM Reply	"Instead.. ...." wtf Are you On? WND did scrambled your DNA; it will take vivisection, I wot.
Post #419,076 by boxley 7/21/17 4:42:38 PM 7/21/17 4:42:38 PM Reply	so preparing for climate change is more important than clean drinking water, check "Science is the belief in the ignorance of the experts" – Richard Feynman
Post #419,079 by Ashton 7/21/17 6:17:14 PM 7/21/17 6:17:14 PM Reply	Your full-Monty Black/White digital "reasoning"-for-an-effect insults MY ..and apparently Others' intelligence. Repeatedly.. almost 'without surcease', y'know, Bunkie? (And YES we. know. that you Are capable of regular-Reasoning).. but you don't "waste?" that effort on the denizens of This venue. [save on Rare occasion] And THAT's fucking-obvious. Carrion, sometimes it's in the form of mouth-noises
Post #419,083 by drook 7/21/17 9:28:53 PM 7/21/17 9:28:53 PM Reply	Which is more important: your left eye or your right eye? -- Drew
Post #419,087 by boxley 7/21/17 10:41:33 PM 7/21/17 10:41:33 PM Reply	kicking and clawing your way past the homeless wretches to claim your positions as champions of the of the people with winks and nods to your fellow intelligensia as you shovel the needy away from the troughs of power is how it looks from down here. take journalism for example https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2017/jul/21/media-war-trump-destined-fail "Science is the belief in the ignorance of the experts" – Richard Feynman
Post #419,090 by drook 7/22/17 12:16:35 AM 7/22/17 12:16:35 AM Reply	"Down here" WTF you kidding? It's not a choice of, "preparing for climate change is more important than clean drinking water". As AScott said a bit up-thread, the federal government can do more than one thing at at time. So it should be "preparing for climate change and clean drinking water." -- Drew
Post #419,095 by boxley 7/22/17 10:19:23 AM 7/22/17 10:19:23 AM Reply	it must be a choice, preparing for climate change while allowing for flint michegan happened and down here means us folks at the bottom who can only see the soles of the feet of the folks feeding from that federal trough "Science is the belief in the ignorance of the experts" – Richard Feynman
Post #419,097 by drook 7/22/17 10:32:29 AM 7/22/17 10:32:29 AM Reply	That dichotomy isn't even false Destroying the environment and destroying the Flint water system are caused by the same thing. But you know that. You do know that, right? -- Drew
Post #419,100 by boxley 7/22/17 1:40:58 PM 7/22/17 1:40:59 PM Reply	destroying the environment, so you walk to work and store now, good to know "Science is the belief in the ignorance of the experts" – Richard Feynman
Post #419,133 by Ashton 7/23/17 2:58:05 PM 7/23/17 2:58:05 PM Reply	OK.. I do drink water Also breathe air. Also LIKE having the [n+n-thousand Animals still-alive and WELL] Do not thrive ...WHEREVER I AM ... in triple-digit TEMPS. Do not condone "saving $$ for billionaire-buddies" of a mental 'Prez', via gutting as many programs aimed at preserving wild-life (or even JUST. LIFE.) Need moar? YOUR climate-∆-denying, nasty-mouthed/oft iggerant mentors represent SPECIES'-DEATH == ALL of them, not just Our drain-bamaged LIFE-despising assholes of 2001 +/- Look: Don Quixote already ran through your program(s) way-back: the Windmills in Netherlands ... continue to respond to F=MA/wind-in-action. But 'tis an ill-wind which blows balderdash.
Post #419,356 by CRConrad 7/31/17 6:06:52 AM 7/31/17 6:06:52 AM Reply	This kind of BS from BO is why I take a year or three off from this place every now and again. You know you're behaving like an arsehole, don't you, BOx? That this intellectual dishonesty you practice is infuriating, insulting, and beneath even you? (You can't be quite as stupid as you're trying to come off as.) And yet, you keep doing it, year after year. Ever seeen Forrest Gump? I think it is he who says, "Stupid is as stupid does". Applied here, it becomes "Arsehole is as arsehole does". -- Christian R. Conrad Same old username (as above), but now on iki.fi (Yeah, yeah, it redirects to the same old GMail... But just in case I ever want to change.)

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