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Mdhorn

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  1. They believe they're united under their disdain for government, while failing to understand that not matter what, they're not Anglos, and that's a major crime.
  2. The Right loves talking about immigrants following the laws towards naturalization, while totally disregarding immigrant border laws, tracks about as well as their christian narrative while allows for immigrants to drown. It's almost like they're idiot hypocrites.
  3. A straight up admission to trolling, not educating. Anybody writing a rebuttal is just wasting time--LL isn't here for that. He's disturbed the hive in his own mind, but not really. I enjoy thinking and reading, so challenging me is an opportunity. But that's not how Republicans want their education and followers to think. They are the ones limiting education and critical thought. But I'm just preaching to the hive of critical thinkers on this board, and not the trolls, whose brand is banning books.
  4. Firehawks are damn interesting. I'll add shrikes, too, and found in Texas: Famous for impaling their victims, these songbirds first use a special maneuver to break the necks of small rodents. It’s no secret that shrikes are formidable predators. The grayscale songbirds of the open country might look as harmless as mockingbirds, but these black-masked “butcherbirds,” as they’re known, pack more fierceness ounce for ounce than any other bird in the country. As the new study reveals, once shrikes induce paralysis with a precise bite to the neck, they roll their heads rapidly to vigorously shake their immobilized food. According to the researchers, this back-and-forth whipping motion generates accelerations of up to six g-forces—roughly the same amount of force felt by passengers on high-g rollercoasters, or the whiplash experienced by victims of low-speed, rear-end car crashes. This is more than enough force to snap the vertebrae of a large rat or break a mouse’s neck, and it’s all generated by the roll of a Loggerhead Shrike’s head. https://www.audubon.org/news/shrikes-have-absolutely-brutal-way-killing-large-prey
  5. A man becomes human at the end, drinking an orange soda and eating biscuits and chili. Edit: It's like they have Frankenstein over for dinner.
  6. But if there was ever a Republican $$$ vacuum, it's Trump. And if Trump loses while taking all their money, I'm down.
  7. Accountability is currently being actively vilified. Nothing their orange god or any Republicans tout benefits them at all. And for immigration: “When a stranger sojourns with you in your land, you shall not do him wrong. You shall treat the stranger who sojourns with you as the native among you, and you shall love him as yourself, for you were strangers in the land of Egypt: I am the Lord your God." Leviticus 19:33-34 “When the Son of Man comes in his glory, and all the angels with him, then he will sit on his glorious throne. Before him will be gathered all the nations, and he will separate people one from another as a shepherd separates the sheep from the goats. And he will place the sheep on his right, but the goats on the left. Then the King will say to those on his right, ‘Come, you who are blessed by my Father, inherit the kingdom prepared for you from the foundation of the world. For I was hungry and you gave me food, I was thirsty and you gave me drink, I was a stranger and you welcomed me, ..." Matthew 25: 31-46 Anyways, there's a lot about immigration in the Bible, but what do I know, I'm a filthy heathen? I'm of the mind to offer citizenship to those that qualify and broaden the tax base. Regardless, Republican racism is the only unifying condition for their continued worship of their orange god.
  8. Ha! Can't we all watch a live or 48 hour video feed from every side of our homes on our cell phones now days? I can't imagine having an armed militia and all that land and not being able to monitor my property. But I can't imagine living in a place you don't have to lock every window and door either. Edit: We live off Bladensburg Road--the road the British marched up during the War of 1812 and defeated the colonists on their way to burning the capitol and the White House in 1814. So maybe it's a little like a British crime drama.
  9. Also because Dot has mentioned twice to Roy that she was going to kill him. There have been many odd things, especially if it's supposed to be 2019 or whatever it references to the timeline at the beginning. Cameras don't really seem to exist for one, and people move around regardless with way too much ease. But they do this in all good guy/bad guy movies. I see cameras everywhere, outside of homes, inside of homes, inside of homes facing outside, in cars, on bicycle helmets, all the way down the road and at intersections, which was the same in 2019, aside from maybe dashboard cams. But this isn't a big city, so maybe that gets a pass. Roy and his son fuck too much stuff up regularly not to have visible trails all over the place. They're not discreet or quiet. The lawyer had to know he was going up to die--alone, didn't notify anybody, early evening, unarmed, to threat bargain with the devil. It was a suicide mission. Dot goes into the room and makes a call facing away from the door? Then leaves the gun outside at the well/trough. WTF. Nobody hears the shots at the trough? Anybody that watched David Koresh's compound explode knows that this isn't going to end well for them. There would be a larger army for one, and snipers. Roy just rides around on a horse, devil may care. If the son wanders into camp, they have to divide--a leader that loses his son, which then shows up blinded and disowned has to be a bad leadership sign.
  10. When Penix was on, he erased a lot of mistakes. That's a difficult thing to duplicate. But he's a good coach, no doubt.
  11. No, Washington will not just be back, Kirk. Penix isn't coming back and they lose a lot. Also, they're now going to have to go through Michigan and OSU twice.
  12. Michigan's got lawyers and NCAA always buckles when resistance shows. They're only good for torturing smaller schools.
  13. Washington has driven straight up the middle, from the corner, and everywhere.
  14. Texas got handcuffed by officiating early. Zebras let them play more in the second half, but they never called Washington for shit. When holding gets called, it opens the pash rush too.
  15. His receivers also haven't balled out. They've slipped, tripped and bumbled around as well.
  16. Penix went from hot to hot garbage. Amazing when calls aren't made how much better defenses are against him.
  17. Has anybody seen a Michigan defensive back turn to the ball? I thought they automatically called interference if the db doesn't turn and contact is made?
  18. Washington is going to have to pass now. Time is now not their friend. Going to have to come from behind against a team that can bleed clock.
  19. I miss having reliable, competent linebackers. Texas finally has one, but damn.
  20. DB grabbed multiple times and never turned around. Zebras choose when to call and when not to.
  21. Wonder how many penalties Texas would be flagged with at this point of the game.
  22. I was thinking no way Penix could sustain this for two halves, but he did enough. But despite Penix and two fumbles and a shit third quarter, the Longhorns still had a chance. Texas also had a big hand in beating themselves. Edit: Shit, UT8 beat me to it.
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