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Next year’s will. Here’s the legal definition of domestic terrorism. DT for the FBI’s purposes is referenced in US Code at 18 U.S.C. § 2331(5), and is defined as activities: • Involving acts dangerous to human life that are a violation of the criminal laws of the United States or of any State; • Appearing to be intended to: o Intimidate or coerce a civilian population; o Influence the policy of government by intimidation or coercion; or o Affect the conduct of a government by mass destruction, assassination or kidnapping; and • Occurring primarily within the territorial jurisdiction of the United States. https://www.dhs.gov/sites/default/fi...errorism_0.pdf Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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The disaster is over, finally a president had the balls to end this war that should have ended a long time ago. My thoughts go our to our military families who have lost love ones in this war, let’s hope we finally learn something from this one; although history would suggest we aren’t capable of learning from our mistakes.
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I am glad that President Biden finally ended the 20-year, $2.3 trillion war in Afghanistan. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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I think she was foolish for being there and I agree, do stupid stuff and bad things can happen and I apply that to everyone...not just those I disagree with politically by your definition we should be rounding up a lot of domestic terrorists from last summer's festivities.... interesting that despite all of the violent and heavily armed insurrectionists storming the building and grounds that day...only one officer decided to fire a single bullet.....it was probably justified...I heard he saved countless lives according to him...not just where he was standing but throughout Washington including miles away where AOC was shaking in her knee-high boots fearing for her life whenever a police officer shoots an armed or unarmed criminal or domestic terrorist we should probably remind everyone that the officer probably saved countless lives(including their own) and that "actions have consequences" |
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who loves pounding the war drum? I think you are confused..."MAGA universe" was all about getting us OUT of foreign conflicts...lot's of leftists criticizing this too as I've demonstrated but you just need someone to yell at:confused: Trump isn't president anymore..the guy with balls and no marbles is at the helm now |
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Holy #^&#^&#^&#^& “Finally a President with balls” Biden doesn’t know what day it is or where he is most of the time. The guy is mentally ill and nothing more than a puppet for Obama Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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Dude You need help Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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Seem you don’t follow the MAGA universe Trump: 'Bomb the hell out of' U.S. equipment left behind in Afghanistan Look who beating his chest What are all the Trump supporters going to say when they find out the bomber who killed our troops was 1 of the 5000 prisoners he Released? Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
Imagine if there were a major terrorist attack emanating from Saudi Arabia. It could be huge, and probably there would be no consequences to Saudi Arabia or the GOP.
9/11 was planned in Hamburg, Germany, Jakarta, Indonesia, and Las Vegas, Nevada. Funded with Saudi money. Flight training took place in USA. Not a single highjacker was an Afghan citizen. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cuNkH6E_0RQ |
so it’s “balls-y” to pull out while 100+ Americans are still there, a few days after explicitly promising not to leave until they were all out. That takes balls?
And Trump is a war hawk because he doesn’t want to leave weapons in the hands of the Taliban. That’s some infallible logic. This week, he also clearly called a black congressman “boy”, and said out loud that he needs instructions on which Pre-selected, softball-lobbing reporter he’s supposed to call on first. On the other hand, we did get tens of thousands of people out quickly and that’s a real, true feat. But Biden completely failed to keep his promise, and huge mistakes were made, i cannnot begin to imagine the reasoning for abandoning an easily defended military airfield in exchange for an impossible-to-defend civilian one. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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2 nut jobs that hate a guy so much that they sill support a senile old guy who doesn’t know what day it is and spends all his time in his basement. I’ll stick with the guy who donated all his paychecks to charities instead of a guy who wants to donate our paychecks to his charity Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
Wonder who set this up....
Remember that three weeks ago the RNC still had on their page claims that Trump had eliminated ISIS and Biden was for endless wars. https://web.archive.org/web/20210615...ddle-east-rsr/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=URf8gAdrDTk&t=35s |
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the democrats have a thin majority in the house, the senate is tied, the gop has 27 governorships and the gop controls 61 of 98 state legislative chambers. So what did trump cost the gop? Who is living in an alternate reality, exactly? Might be the guy who thinks Biden is balls-y. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
NYT finally interviewed swing districts voters about Afghanistan and found almost universal agreement: "After a two-decade war, President Biden was right to pull American troops out of Afghanistan."
And today's speech is pretty much what I expected from Biden. Not charismatic, like Obama. Not chest-thumping, like Trump. Just simple. He said this was what he was going to do and he did it. He'll accept the fallout. The great majority of Americans will pay just as much attention to the end of the war as they did to the last twenty years, in other words, not very much. |
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much? the data sure seems to suggest that. The democrats suffered far, far greater losses under obama. Not even close. and obviously they came roaring back. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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Short of that, they might well be the party associated with record inflation ( not all their fault), high gas prices ( not all their fault), lockdowns from delta or subsequent variants ( not all their fault), weird social policies that no one between the coasts has any affinity for (completely their fault), skyrocketing crime ( mostly their fault), etc. if the stock market is still way up, does that save them? maybe. maybe not. history shows that in a new presidents first midterm, his party usually gets clobbered. you want to put all your eggs in a basket tied to a guy who obviously has meaningful dimentia, that’s a risk. Ballsy? He did say he was a truck driver, and got arrested with Nelson Mandela, and had a street fight with a gang leader named Corn Pop, thats all pretty balls-y. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
“If there’s American citizens left, we’re going to stay to get them all out.”
- President Biden, in a softball interview with ABC news, a few days before he ordered our withdrawal, thereby abandoning between 100 and 200 Americans, leaving them at the mercy of the Taliban. Is that a “balls-y” move, Got Stripers? Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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lost, not to mention the hundreds of thousands of Irak and Afghan lives lost, because we are fighting wars we have no business starting or staying in. Yes Biden had the balls to follow up on his promise to get us out and yes it got messy, but if your an idiot you would blame that on Biden, has nothing to do with anything else, you crack me up. I love poking at the right on this forum, it got old and tired at times, but this one is to rich. |
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After sulking for the requisite 6 months, He’s back🤦🏻#^&♂️
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out? or did he promise on national television, to stay until they were all out? is that question too complicated for you? you guys crack me up. i voted for trump twice, but i can immediately admit he’s at best a very flawed individual, at worst someone who belongs in a mental institution for megalomaniacs. i can readily say that, even though i supported him, because it’s obviously true. I don’t need to deny truth to protect my ideology. You can’t do the same. you can’t simply admit he broke a promise. you’ll bend over backwards, go to any length to avoid any criticism. because it’s not about truth to you folk, it’s about serving the ideology no matter what. protect the narrative at all costs. By the way, the answer to my question, as everyone knows, s that he broke the promise. might not be his fault, as there’s a meaningful chance he has no memory of what he said three days ago. But i’m the one with the character flaw, stupidity in this case. You seem very, very defensive. What are you afraid will happen, exactly, if you just concede he broke a promise? Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
Twenty more years another 5 trillion and we could save the people who put off leaving, despite being warned for a year.
Of course in twenty years there would be another entitled bunch who would wait for the last plane. Now personal responsibility doesn’t count anymore, just like character, honesty and the rule of law Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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