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VelveetaSneeze's avatar

Does anyone know where I can find the transcript?

Zyxomma's avatar

Ta, Evan. Kamala started out great, and is getting better as time passes.

OrdinaryJoe's avatar

The fight to push forward to meet the real problems of the future, not desperately holding on to tired old delusion of a fictional past.

TreeHugger Voted 🏳️‍🌈's avatar

Lol she stole PAB’s “tears in their eyes” line. Except it’s true and she cares about others

Bagels of Doom's avatar

Sadly, the sound is horrendous. :/

🍁 L Ron Pony's avatar

If Dumb DonOld put as much effort into his golf as MVP puts into campaigning, he wouldn't NEED to cheat.

Hamilton & The Crew's avatar

Given how badly Donnie cheats at golf, that much effort seems like wasted effort.

SethTriggs's avatar

I don't even understand the point, why cheat at golf? Just go out and relax and have a good time!

Hamilton & The Crew's avatar

"Pabs is sick in the head."

-- Commodore Obvious

ᴄᴏɢꜱᴡᴇʟʟ's avatar

On this day in 1851, the first edition of The New York Times was published. I'd like to think that the publisher would be disgusted by what it has devolved into over the course of 173 years.

Hamilton & The Crew's avatar

Too bad we can't use Obama's time machine to send a hydrogen bomb back in time to the opening of The New York Tripe.

gallbladder's avatar

Imagine the headline for the first edition, which, well, is about all you could really do after the device detonated.

Hamilton & The Crew's avatar

"OH SHIT! WHAT THE FU###<,,,,,,,,,,,,,,"

Thesaurus Wrecks's avatar

Truth is, they have always sanewashed fascism.

Vox: “The New York Times' first article about Hitler's rise is absolutely stunning”

On November 21, 1922, the New York Times published its very first article about Adolf Hitler. It’s an incredible read — especially its assertion that “Hitler’s anti-Semitism was not so violent or genuine as it sounded.” This attitude was, apparently, widespread among Germans at the time; many of them saw Hitler’s anti-Semitism as a ploy for votes among the German masses.

https://www.vox.com/2015/2/11/8016017/ny-times-hitler

Gammarae's avatar

well, sure, all you have to do is say you're "pro-choice", and then you don't sound like you're some kind of a nutball, even if you are.

Bagels of Doom's avatar

It was widespread in a lot of places. Just look at how long the Hitler-appeasement went on.

🍁 L Ron Pony's avatar

Until 2024 at the very least.

clairence's avatar

Are these events getting the same press as, say, Springfield, Ohio, or some guy with a gun near Trump?

SkeptiKC's avatar

I took it with a heavy shade of dark sarcasm.

ciaobella's avatar

MAGAts definitely tuning in to hear the Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute's Annual Leadership Conference

VasyaCognito's avatar

OT: Hezbollah is blown up a second time.

Anton Gerashchenko:

A new wave of mass explosions in Lebanon: walkie-talkies, laptops, phones, separate explosive devices are detonating.

According to preliminary data, about 500 portable radios and radio receivers belonging to Hezbollah members detonated. The explosions reportedly started during the funeral of those killed in the pager explosions.

A security source told Reuters that Hezbollah bought the radios five months ago, at the same time it bought the pagers that exploded yesterday.

Local media also write that vehiclea and scooters are being blown up in the streets of Beirut. The equipment first vibrates, then detonates. The force of the explosion is such that it can destroy a car or scooter.

https://x.com/Gerashchenko_en/status/1836438402691961200

Richard S's avatar

Worst "flash mob" performance of the 1812 Overture EVER?

Lumpy Tapioca's avatar

Who could ever trust any electronic device touched by Israel?

These radios from today's report were made by ICOM, a leading Japanese radio manufacturer,

and somehow diverted and weaponized by Israel.

Would you now buy any electronic device from New York's B&H photo,

one of the largest electronic retailers in the U.S., and owned and staffed by Hasidic Jews?

Maybe seed some of these devices in the US, just in case it would come in handy?

It's not hyperbole when this happens at this scale. What sort of minds think up these things?

What makes you think they would respect -any- borders?

This is indiscriminate genocide. But, just like Trump's planned genocide,

you better not say anything negative because God has placed all of his bets on blood red.

John Thorstensen's avatar

I'd happily buy stuff from B&H, who I've had great experiences with. I would be flabbergasted if the stuff about them supplying the batteries is true. Only Israeli intelligence knows how they did this, and they certainly will not be telling.

ciaobella's avatar

Well, this is a targeted attack on known terrorists, so better than just blowing up apartment buildings in Gaza. Not sure it's going to help Israel achieve better security, though.

Joe Beese's avatar

And no innocent non-Arab civilians were harmed!

Daniel's avatar

As I said below, it's amazing how good their intel is.

Lumpy Tapioca's avatar

Especially when maiming and killing children by remote control.

Just amazing.

John Thorstensen's avatar

Well, to be fair, huge numbers of innocent children get killed and maimed in any war. This is much more targeted that flattening a whole apartment block to kill a couple of fighters.

aktlib101's avatar

Did you guys see this?

"Pagers used in Lebanon attack were manufactured and sold by Hungarian company"

https://www.dailykos.com/stories/2024/9/18/2271158/-Pagers-used-in-attack-in-Lebanon-were-manufactured-and-sold-by-Hungarian-company

Smells bad. Orban helping Netanyahu.

The Wanderer's avatar

Shitbirds of a feather.

ciaobella's avatar

Doubtful that Orban had a hand in this. Orban is on team Russia, which is on team Iran, which is on team Hezbollah.

macsarunner's avatar

Russia is about disruption and terror. The more the merrier. Keeping the world on edge, creating vacuums of trust wherever possible, filling that vacuum with hate and weapons, every humanitarian and moral crisis is an opportunity.

Fuck Russia, and Ted Cruz

aktlib101's avatar

I don't think it is working like that. Not in this case. It is more complicated.

Putin and Bibi are authoritarian "friends". Putin's actions in the Middle East are mostly anti-US or anti-EU but not anti-Israel. And vice-versa. Why do you think Israel is staying away from the Ukraine war?

Rhand Holm's avatar

Imagine if they put all of that creative thought into something other than killing people.

paperlesstiger's avatar

This is industrial sabotage on a massive scale. It's all good for Mossad, but it implies the compromise of manufacturers, suppliers, and possibly even other states.

Daniel's avatar

I think what's great and testament to Mossad's skill is that they were able to keep track of all of them to know for definite that they were all in the hands or pockets of terrorists and not their kids when they detonated them. It's amazing that they have that kind of intel.

Elderly John's avatar

You're right, it's not flawless. Compared with most other means of selecting and harming your enemy, it seems fairly effective. If someone let his kids play with it, that's tragic, but it's not as tragic as blowing up a hospital or school to get a few adults. No, I'm not saying that lesser degrees of terrorism are ok. None of it is ok in my book, but if I had choices, I would choose this before wholesale slaughter.

Tetman Callis's avatar

Join the Party of God! Get your free ticket to Paradise!

The Wanderer's avatar

"Welcome to suicide bomber training! Pay attention; I'm only going to show this once!"

Hamilton & The Crew's avatar

Li'l Feller's genius plan seems successful.

JanuaryClaire's avatar

Should have known he was the mastermind.

Hamilton & The Crew's avatar

Just wait until those assholes start using sexy toys.

Michael's avatar

That's funny , and disturbing, to.

Hamilton & The Crew's avatar

Yeah. I threw up in my mouth a bit.

Hamilton & The Crew's avatar

Thermal neutrons. That way buildings and structures will be preserved.

gallbladder's avatar

That LF: Always thinking three and-a-half steps ahead.

John Thorstensen's avatar

I'd be surprised if the vehicles thing is true.

Teen Laqueefa's avatar

BTW, Joe Rogan says Kamala is "Nailing it" against loser.

(Fortune) https://archive.is/Fn4uO

gallbladder's avatar

OH NOES! Alex Jones will be crestfallen.

Hamilton & The Crew's avatar

Coat Alex Jones' crest with superglue so that it stays fallen.

Hamilton & The Crew's avatar

Sorry, Trump. If you lose Joe Rogaine, you lose big!

gallbladder's avatar

I mean, what's next: Losing trustees of the Heritage Foundation?!?

Oh, wait...

Hamilton & The Crew's avatar

These are indeed interesting times.

gallbladder's avatar

The Chinese were really on to something.

🍁 L Ron Pony's avatar

It's all in the I Ching.

'Hexagram 64: Fat man will be abandoned by those closest to him. Ketchup will be thrown.'

Hamilton & The Crew's avatar

The very last hexagram assuming you count them starting at one.

The Wanderer's avatar

Better get that in writing. It can be used to bludgeon Rogan when he opens up his mouth again.

Chemical's avatar

It's not a strict endorsement of her. Basically Rogan is saying that Kamala Harris is campaigning very well. You can say the campaign is going well without wanting to vote for the candidate. Heck, many people here have claimed that Clinton did not campaign well in 2016 and voted for her anyways.

DaveB's avatar

It was a kinda creepy endorsement.

Lance Thrustwell's avatar

Well, yes. A chunk of quartz would not campaign well, but I would still vote for it over Trump.

Chemical's avatar

Quartz is piezoelectric, meaning you can squeeze it and produce an electric potential. That makes it better at campaigning than JD Vance.

Richard S's avatar

Fun Fact: Piezoeletricity was discovered and explored by Pierre Curie and his brother Paul-Jacques. Pierre was an outstanding scientist in his own right (the "Curie Temperature" - at which a substance loses its magnetic qualities - is named for him); he would have shared Marie's second Nobel Prize if he hadn't died in a streetcar accident (it's explicit in Nobel's will that the Prizes CANNOT be given to a dead person (which is why a number of truly deserving scientists - e.g. Henry Moseley, Oswald Avery - never got the honor)).

Chemical's avatar

I knew about Pierre Curie being an accomplished chemist, and would have been a bigger star in the field, except his wife was a superstar. The Curies are basically the Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce of chemistry.

gnomemansanisland's avatar

I voted for her but thought she was a terrible candidate. And her campaign managers also blew it. Still she would have won if not for the October surprise by Comey.

Teen Laqueefa's avatar

It was yesterday when he said it and no walkbacks yet.

Rooster Cogburn's avatar

Major airlines suspend flights to Israel. Explosions at 33,000 feet are not good for anyone.

Oops

aktlib101's avatar

He's losing it. The Bloated Assmouth posted this on his Trash Social site:

""Finally everyone is agreeing that I won the Debate with Kamala," Trump wrote on Truth Social. "It was like a delayed reaction but, as one Political Pundit said, 'Trump is still the G.O.A.T.'"

Donald Laporte's avatar

How's that self pity party going Donald?

Cincinnatus's avatar

Hannity, Ingraham, Jesse -- they all say it!

🍁 L Ron Pony's avatar

Hey, Dumb DoOld, remember what it says in the Bibble about goats?

'They will go away to eternal punishment, but the righteous to eternal life.'

Ha, I made a funny, the Diaper Don has never read the Book of Matthew.

Gammarae's avatar

nope. just two corinthians.

Rhand Holm's avatar

He just can't move on. I bet bits of the debate replay over and over in his head as he rationalizes and reframes every bit where he failed. It took him what, eight days, to turn an overwhelming loss into him being the greatest of all time.

SkeptiKC's avatar

Bitter and belabored desperation.

Tsk...

Rooster Cogburn's avatar

"Big, strong, people with tears in their eyes....Sir!.....Sir!"

ᴄᴏɢꜱᴡᴇʟʟ's avatar

Pretty sad and pathetic when one has to keep telling one's self how great they are all the time.

🍁 L Ron Pony's avatar

And he's the only one who'll do it for free.

The Wanderer's avatar

Gross Oleaginous Ass Termite?

paperlesstiger's avatar

More like a delayed revision.

gallbladder's avatar

"Greatest Orange Anal Tick"?

You Should Ice That Burn's avatar

Sure Donny, now let's waddle you to the community room, they have cookies out!

Anarchy Pony's avatar

Brown people? Talking to eachother!? CONSPIRACY!!

Internet Personae's avatar

Ok - Hispanic voters -

The American Hispanic culture is heavily influenced by the trades industry (carpenters, plumbers, etc.,) - when a house or a warehouse is being built - there is usually a crew of Hispanic dudes managed by a white dude (your mileage may vary) - the crew comes in - they get their marching orders and get to work and the boss goes off to receive a truckload of flooring - but - one more thing happens -

The boss turns on his big DeWalt radio - tuned to Still Dead Rush Limbaugh - turns it up loud and then leaves -

This is Hispanic Civics education -

When your paycheck depends on listening to the radio - you listen to the radio -

macsarunner's avatar

I do not allow talk radio on my jobs. But crews do not usually listen to anything but music anyway, talk requires some attention, which is a distraction from work. Subcontractors are the issue, they can't believe it at first, but are usually fine after a bit.

Internet Personae's avatar

I don’t speak Spanish - but I can hear a bit - the political beliefs of many of the crew mimic those of the boss - usually MAgA -

macsarunner's avatar

That's construction and the trades in general. Also, hispanics are generally conservative. There is much racism from everyone. So to keep peace, most talk is about women, sexual exploits, drugs and alcohol. Construction is so fun.

Internet Personae's avatar

Yes - blue collar is where the fun is -

ciaobella's avatar

Around here, the roofing crews crank Tejano music while they're working their nail guns.

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Elderly John's avatar

The shirts keep the sun off their skin.

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Elderly John's avatar

A roofer told me that - also the sleeves wick moisture from the skin and evaporate it which is cooling. Not enough, in my book, but I am not a roofer.

Daniel's avatar

I love impromptu lawn mowers.

Internet Personae's avatar

I like where this conversation is going - impromptu is my middle name -

Daniel's avatar

"So what have you got- is that a whisk?"

"It is a whisk."

"On a string?"

"It is on a string."

"You wanna show us how you're going to mow a lawn with that?"

"I sure do."

Internet Personae's avatar

Ok - I’ll hold the whisk - just so - and you follow me with the lawn mower - yes like that -

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Martin Shobe's avatar

It's all good as long as the participle doesn't dangle.

Daniel's avatar

Relevant because racist:

Matt Novak

‪@paleofuture.bsky.social

Trump just posted a new extremely racist ad to Truth Social.

I know the Willie Horton ad from 1988 is held up as the most racist political ad of the past 50 years, but I really think Trump's ads are so extreme they make the Horton ad look tame.

https://bsky.app/profile/paleofuture.bsky.social/post/3l4euxnqgqz2p

1) their main strategy is doubling down on racism.

2) they will insist till they're blue in the face that calling them racist is meaningless and that they are not.

You Should Ice That Burn's avatar

Posted by "House freedom action" not the PAB campaign.

🍁 L Ron Pony's avatar

I'm guessing that's a circular Venn diagram.

notaten's avatar

The Harris campaign needs to find the clip I remember seeing of trump praising the Chinese government response to tianamen square protests

The Wanderer's avatar

I got two seconds in and clicked away.