Rants, Raves and Opinions AKA "The Octagon"

I just laugh when I hear some Low IQ MAGA Cuck try to foist the idea that Democrats are racists because of somebody attending Byrd's funeral.

Go look at Commie Donnie's cabinet and it's all white men except for the obligatory house boy Ben Carson.

Biden's cabinet already has gays, blacks, Mexicans, Cubans, and Asians, and plenty of women. In other words, the accurate cross section of modern America.

The days of the Good Ol' White Boys GOP are coming to a rapid end, and this entire country is grateful for it.

[QUOTE=Bullet454;5116970]I doubt the kkk support trump, matter of fact one endorsed Biden. Which makes sense because he wrote and sponsored the one bill that most look to when talking about systematic racism. Biden gave the eulogy at senator byrds funeral (also a Democrat) who started the kkk in his town. Oh yea in 64 Byrd filibustered the civil rights movement for 14 hours. Also, many point to Johnson another Democrat essentially destroying the black family. President Johnson's War on Poverty, which was being formulated during the Kennedy Administration, is perhaps the only government institution that destroyed and devastated the black American upward mobility and family structure. As an assistant secretary of labor, Daniel Patrick Moynihan warned that the premise and concept of the War on Poverty would be detrimental to black America," said Project 21's Charles Butler. Sorry but if the kkk lean to any political affiliation it would be the Democrats[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=DNut;5116806]I just can't help but laugh whenever some Trumpian says the Democratic Party are the party of Nazis, when it's during Trump / GOP rallies that those swastika flags fly high. The KKK, Neo Nazis, the Proud Boys, InCel, those are all part of the Trump / GOP core base.[/QUOTE]Gut feeling tells me the entire MAGA Cuck voter base is going to gather in a big barn in Kentucky on January 20 and chug down massive kegs of cyanide Kool Aid in red cups that say "Trump" on them LOL.

All these kooky right wing pieces of shit will disappear overnight and America won't miss a single one of them.

God Bless the Mighty Democrats and our beloved President Joe Biden!

[QUOTE=Bullet454;5116970]I doubt the kkk support trump, matter of fact one endorsed Biden. Which makes sense because he wrote and sponsored the one bill that most look to when talking about systematic racism. Biden gave the eulogy at senator byrds funeral (also a Democrat) who started the kkk in his town. Oh yea in 64 Byrd filibustered the civil rights movement for 14 hours. Also, many point to Johnson another Democrat essentially destroying the black family. President Johnson's War on Poverty, which was being formulated during the Kennedy Administration, is perhaps the only government institution that destroyed and devastated the black American upward mobility and family structure. As an assistant secretary of labor, Daniel Patrick Moynihan warned that the premise and concept of the War on Poverty would be detrimental to black America," said Project 21's Charles Butler. Sorry but if the kkk lean to any political affiliation it would be the Democrats.

Another point comparison of anyone to schicklgruber is idiotic.[/QUOTE]Great historical points. However, you are going to confuse the libtards on this site like TMeister & D-Nutless. Things like facts & logic tend to confuse those week-minded fools. That's why they keep resorting to name calling instead of debating policy. Mighty brave to keep referring to those that think a different way as cucks when you are sitting at a keyboard.

[QUOTE=Bullet454;5116970]I doubt the kkk support trump, matter of fact one endorsed Biden. Which makes sense because he wrote and sponsored the one bill that most look to when talking about systematic racism. Biden gave the eulogy at senator byrds funeral (also a Democrat) who started the kkk in his town. Oh yea in 64 Byrd filibustered the civil rights movement for 14 hours. Also, many point to Johnson another Democrat essentially destroying the black family. President Johnson's War on Poverty, which was being formulated during the Kennedy Administration, is perhaps the only government institution that destroyed and devastated the black American upward mobility and family structure. As an assistant secretary of labor, Daniel Patrick Moynihan warned that the premise and concept of the War on Poverty would be detrimental to black America," said Project 21's Charles Butler. Sorry but if the kkk lean to any political affiliation it would be the Democrats.

Another point comparison of anyone to schicklgruber is idiotic.[/QUOTE]Originally, my reply was just going to be about 10,000 "Ha ha"s. But that would violate the board rule against wasting bandwidth. The second version reply, was just going to be a Dff'rent Strokes quote, "What you talking 'about Willis? But some of the younger people won't get the reference. But then the reality set it. Trying to convince you that what you're saying is not factual, when clearly you believe that fiction to be reality, would just be a waste of my time. No one in their right mind would believe that that the current iteration of the Klan is anything but supportive of the GOP and Donald Trump.

[QUOTE=EloquentEven;5116718]I do my best to verify references always have and always will. Having said that I feel reference checks are a two way street. Most providers sure like to ask for them but they sure don't like to verify them. As a man on the provider side of the equation I am in a unique position because I can relate to what every man wants which is variety and I want to help that happen with everyone of you, whether it's with my service or with various providers. Does it always work? No, this is a dog eat dog business. As for my professionalism? Am I perfect? Hell no. It's not as easy as it seems. I will always try to do my best. Thank you again EE.[/QUOTE]I can vouch for this. Back in the days when my friend used EE services, he never once had an issue with a reference, be it giving or receiving. Steve was always very straight up about info on the girls so as to try and avoid any disappointments, and handled references very professionally.

CFG.

[QUOTE=DNut;5117215]Originally, my reply was just going to be about 10,000 "Ha ha"s. But that would violate the board rule against wasting bandwidth. The second version reply, was just going to be a Dff'rent Strokes quote, "What you talking 'about Willis? But some of the younger people won't get the reference. But then the reality set it. Trying to convince you that what you're saying is not factual, when clearly you believe that fiction to be reality, would just be a waste of my time. No one in their right mind would believe that that the current iteration of the Klan is anything but supportive of the GOP and Donald Trump.[/QUOTE]Yea no they actually are more supportive of the Democrats, or at least their policy's of keeping minorities in what they think is their place. Truthfully I don't give a rats ass who the klan supports they are nut jobs. However what I said was true about Johnson and Biden. So prove what I said was wrong. One that Biden didn't write and sponsor the 94 crime bill that many claim is racist. Two he didn't eulogize Byrd who organized the kkk in his town. Three that Johnson's war on poverty has destroyed black families. Or if you like you can just type out ha ha a bunch times up to you Willis.

[QUOTE=WoodFordR69;5117162]Great historical points. However, you are going to confuse the libtards on this site like TMeister & D-Nutless. Things like facts & logic tend to confuse those week-minded fools. That's why they keep resorting to name calling instead of debating policy. Mighty brave to keep referring to those that think a different way as cucks when you are sitting at a keyboard.[/QUOTE]It's seems every argument with liberals just turns intto them name calling or just outright lying. Then saying how we are going to pay. LOL.

[QUOTE=Bullet454;5117716]Yea no they actually are more supportive of the Democrats, or at least their policy's of keeping minorities in what they think is their place. Truthfully I don't give a rats ass who the klan supports they are nut jobs. However what I said was true about Johnson and Biden. So prove what I said was wrong. One that Biden didn't write and sponsor the 94 crime bill that many claim is racist. Two he didn't eulogize Byrd who organized the kkk in his town. Three that Johnson's war on poverty has destroyed black families. Or if you like you can just type out ha ha a bunch times up to you Willis.[/QUOTE]I'll tell ya what, nitwit. Let's meet up in Cincy in an area where there are a higher percentage of black folks walking around. We'll pick about 100 of them at random and ask them who is more racist, KKK Trump or Mighty Joe Biden. Then we'll ask them which is the more racist party, the Mighty Democrats or the White Aryan Stormfront GOP.

Then we'll tally up the answers and the side that is wrong will shut up, tuck tail, and scurry home like a loser. Deal?

Because when it comes to debates about racism, the people who are the victims of the bigotry have the ultimate authority about who is pushing the racist agenda. You MAGA Cucks are stupid enough to think that a bunch of Low IQ white hillbillies at a Trump rally can try to tell the rest of America that the Democrats are more racist than they are, and that is the most laughable and stupid pile of shit anyone could imagine.

[QUOTE=Bullet454;5116970]I doubt the kkk support trump, matter of fact one endorsed Biden. Which makes sense because he wrote and sponsored the one bill that most look to when talking about systematic racism.[/QUOTE]You can doubt it all you want. Who did David Duke endorse again? What about the proud boys? They have to be named kkk for you to consider that white supremacists' support trump and the repubs?

[url=https://www.timesofisrael.com/not-nazi-enough-proud-boys-leader-wants-group-to-fully-embrace-white-supremacy/]Not Nazi enough: Proud Boys leader wants group to fully embrace white supremacy[/url]
[QUOTE]Biden gave the eulogy at senator byrds funeral (also a Democrat) who started the kkk in his town. Oh yea in 64 Byrd filibustered the civil rights movement for 14 hours.[/QUOTE]Biden did eulogize Sen. Robert C. Byrd when he died, but Byrd was not a "grand wizard" in the Ku Klux Klan. He was a member of the KKK in the early 1940's [B] but later renounced his affiliation[/B] with the hate group, and he was never a "grand wizard" or even a top leader in the in the Ku Klux Klan. So you're about one-third correct, which seems to be normal for people that hang out in FB bubbles all day trading memes.

This is what I mean when I talk about critical thinking skills. That bullshit your are throwing up is straight out of some righty black hole, and holds as much weight as those that believe "land votes" when they show party maps of counties in rural states.

[B]Byrd later renounced his early political views. He called his KKK affiliation an extraordinarily foolish mistake in his autobiography[/B]

[I]My only explanation for the entire episode is that I was sorely afflicted with tunnel vision a jejune and immature outlook seeing only what I wanted to see because I thought the Klan could provide an outlet for my talents and ambitions, Byrd wrote. When Byrd died in 2010, the civil rights organization, the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, praised him for his capacity to change.[/I]

Tell you what: When the right and trump do the same thing Byrd did, I'm sure they'll get cut some slack by history too. But we all know that won't happen.

Trump just passed a bill on water pressure and use. What a waste of executive power. Does everybody see what a moron he is yet??

[QUOTE=Dillsborodave;5118152]Trump just passed a bill on water pressure and use. What a waste of executive power. Does everybody see what a moron he is yet??[/QUOTE]When Trump moved into the White House. I knew we were in Big Trouble.

Jackass, you don't do your best. You refused to give a reference for me to a provider this past week. Why? Because you have beef with her. You get me stuck in the middle when you never should.

Shut the fuck up and give the reference. I'm good business and safe. That's all you need to say. But no, you deny giving out a reference for me.

And now I know of others you've done the very same thing to.

How many more are there Steve?

Who cares about your problems with providers out there that you don't rep. ? No one.

[QUOTE=EloquentEven;5116718]I do my best to verify references always have and always will. Having said that I feel reference checks are a two way street. Most providers sure like to ask for them but they sure don't like to verify them. As a man on the provider side of the equation I am in a unique position because I can relate to what every man wants which is variety and I want to help that happen with everyone of you, whether it's with my service or with various providers. Does it always work? No, this is a dog eat dog business. As for my professionalism? Am I perfect? Hell no. It's not as easy as it seems. I will always try to do my best. Thank you again EE.[/QUOTE]

Damn right. And he can't keep any ladies working under his name.

None of them like or respect him. WTF does that say about him?

Hmm, let me see, oh yea, he lacks character.

As for the provider being honest? I seen the screen shots. That's about as honest as it gets.

Steve is no business man. He's a child in a man's business.

[QUOTE=HillbillyBob;5117133]Steve will miss any Business. His quality an number of provider keep going down[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=RogerOver;5118064]You can doubt it all you want. Who did David Duke endorse again? What about the proud boys? They have to be named kkk for you to consider that white supremacists' support trump and the repubs?

[url=https://www.timesofisrael.com/not-nazi-enough-proud-boys-leader-wants-group-to-fully-embrace-white-supremacy/]Not Nazi enough: Proud Boys leader wants group to fully embrace white supremacy[/url]
Biden did eulogize Sen. Robert C. Byrd when he died, but Byrd was not a "grand wizard" in the Ku Klux Klan. He was a member of the KKK in the early 1940's [B] but later renounced his affiliation[/B] with the hate group, and he was never a "grand wizard" or even a top leader in the in the Ku Klux Klan. So you're about one-third correct, which seems to be normal for people that hang out in FB bubbles all day trading memes.

This is what I mean when I talk about critical thinking skills. That bullshit your are throwing up is straight out of some righty black hole, and holds as much weight as those that believe "land votes" when they show party maps of counties in rural states.

[B]Byrd later renounced his early political views. He called his KKK affiliation an extraordinarily foolish mistake in his autobiography[/B]

[I]My only explanation for the entire episode is that I was sorely afflicted with tunnel vision a jejune and immature outlook seeing only what I wanted to see because I thought the Klan could provide an outlet for my talents and ambitions, Byrd wrote. When Byrd died in 2010, the civil rights organization, the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, praised him for his capacity to change.[/I]

Tell you what: When the right and trump do the same thing Byrd did, I'm sure they'll get cut some slack by history too. But we all know that won't happen.[/QUOTE]The fact that Biden eulogized Byrd is really not a big deal to me. The fact that Byrd made it to congress is. Sorry doesn't mitigate organizing your towns kkk. Never said he was the grand wizard. Said he organized the kkk in his town that's what I read in a time article. If you were or are in the kkk mistake or not you should not be allowed in any public office, even if you apologize.

With that said my two big points are the ones you didn't touch on Biden's 94 crime bill and Johnson's war on poverty. I guess they can say "sorry" and it makes it better. Tell Harris to throw out a big sorry for her poor record on incarcerating blacks.

Once again lacking substance and name calling or insulting is all you have to offer. Maybe tell me about his plan to tax people who make over 400 k at 60%, and what a horrible idea that is.

[QUOTE=Bullet454;5118381]The fact that Biden eulogized Byrd is really not a big deal to me. The fact that Byrd made it to congress is. Sorry doesn't mitigate organizing your towns kkk. Never said he was the grand wizard. Said he organized the kkk in his town that's what I read in a time article. If you were or are in the kkk mistake or not you should not be allowed in any public office, even if you apologize.

With that said my two big points are the ones you didn't touch on Biden's 94 crime bill and Johnson's war on poverty. I guess they can say "sorry" and it makes it better. Tell Harris to throw out a big sorry for her poor record on incarcerating blacks.

Once again lacking substance and name calling or insulting is all you have to offer. Maybe tell me about his plan to tax people who make over 400 k at 60%, and what a horrible idea that is.[/QUOTE]Ignored all of the horrific lies of the last four years. What a cuck.