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somercet 3 points ago +3 / -0

Every six months or so of his non-stop yakking, Morgan actually says something mostly intelligent.

That puts him light years ahead of most of the MSM and quite a few Fox News hosts.

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somercet 2 points ago +2 / -0

It cover, bought and paid for by sportsball fanatics who otherwise might disapprove of the out-of-control Leftism the universities are pushing.

Why should the NFL and the NBA get subsidized by universities? Why is baseball the only sport whose minor leagues aren't college teams? Oh, yeah, baseball began before the Great Corruption started.

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somercet 5 points ago +5 / -0

Article I, Section 9, Clause 5:

No Tax or Duty shall be laid on Articles exported from any State.

Article 1, Section 9, Clause 5 of the U.S. Constitution prohibits Congress from laying taxes and duties on articles exported from any state. Known as the Export Clause, it applies to taxes and duties, not user fees. The Supreme Court has interpreted the Export Clause to address shipments only to foreign countries, not shipments to unincorporated territories, such as Puerto Rico and the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands. The Court has also construed the Export Clause as requiring "not simply an omission of a tax upon the articles exported, but also a freedom from any tax which directly burdens" the process of exporting.

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somercet 5 points ago +5 / -0

Michigan is more than twice as expensive as the 2nd highest state.

I had a black State Farm agent who told me it all started when some woman's car died. She pushed it into a parking lot but injured her back, and then the courts decided her PL/PD should cover her injury. This is far beyond what PL/PD should cover.

In other words, the f--kery of "employer-sponsored health 'insurance'" begun in 1942 has now extended it's screw-over tentacles into auto insurance.

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somercet 3 points ago +3 / -0

The Anglican break with the Roman Church occurred in 1534. Constantinople had fallen a mere eighty-one years before, in 1453. Communication with the Church of Constantinople must have been difficult, considering that parts of Christendom were always at war with the Ottoman Empire; it's a pity no one, particularly so powerful a monarch as Henry VIII, didn't make more efforts to come to an agreement with the Eastern or Oriental Orthodox Churches. (It's also hard not to assume that the Eastern Church had suffered a major loss of prestige after so many losses to Islam.) The Anglican Church was severed from the root of the One Church, though the effects did not start showing up until the 19th C.

Also, the Act of Supremacy brought Caesaropapism back from the dead. Allowing the Emperor into Church affairs was always a mistake, and the English Crown has hardly performed better.

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somercet 2 points ago +2 / -0

The original was an *.flv file, which was common for Flash sites. I had the original but lost it in a HDD failure. I was hoping someone who still had it had uploaded it.

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somercet 2 points ago +2 / -0

That was uploaded this year, and it's a pixilated dupe, probably the same copy as the link I posted (Jul 20, 2006).

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somercet 1 point ago +1 / -0
  1. Borrowing real money can never cause inflation.

  2. No, it is not an imaginary number, like i. i is a number subject to rigorous mathematics. The $200M is literally an imaginary number, as in, "made up out of nothing."

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somercet 1 point ago +1 / -0

Borrowing real money does not create inflation. It creates only a risk for the lender, who may not get his or her money back, against a possible future profit.

Creating fiat dollars for banks to lend out always creates inflation.

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somercet 11 points ago +11 / -0

Brandon Herrera was outpolling RINO Tony Gonzales... until AIPAC asked Brandon a few questions, got some "no" replies... and then AIPAC dropped > $2 million into Gonzales' campaign. Herrera lost by <1% of the vote.

Herrera is neither anti-Semitic nor anti-Zionist, he's just America First.

Now remember, everyone likes to lie about lobbyists... specifically, the other side's lobbyists. You might think the NRA has billions of gun manufacturers' dollars to buy elections... but that's a Democrat lie. The NRA has only one weapon, the millions of one-issue voters utterly willing to burn any candidate who goes against them.

Brandon on AIPAC: https://youtu.be/VWh8k0c_8-c?t=1655

Brandon's new 2026 U.S. Congress campaign: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-32CWn3-S7U

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somercet 1 point ago +1 / -0

Bean w/ Bacon Soup

It tastes like Campbell's used to, only better.

Ham bones (or ham hocks) definitely add to this soup, although you can use chicken stock if you have it. Also, I did not need to blend some of the beans for thickness (I used dried beans, not canned), and I used plain tomato sauce instead of paste (really, it's only for that appetizing orange color, as opposed to the tan of the beans). I also tend to add lard if the soup is low on fat (Navy/Great Northern beans have none).

https://www.deepsouthdish.com/2011/01/bean-with-bacon-soup-recipe.html

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somercet 1 point ago +1 / -0

Did poseur Gen. Wesley Clarke actually admit that the Immaculated One, Obama, dropped the fucking ball on Russia?

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somercet 1 point ago +1 / -0

because american women thought it was more fun to whore around with whores and buy boats instead of birthing society.

ftfy

I'm Gen X, and I'm sorry so many people believed those lying whores.

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somercet 1 point ago +1 / -0

I'm actually personally familiar with the fact that they literally framed it that way in board rooms.

Oh?

"Which literally means friend of a friend, trust me, bro."

No.

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somercet 1 point ago +1 / -0

“Don’t get me started,” Poehler, 53, responded. “I had frozen shoulder a couple of years ago. And guess what? Nobody knows what causes it, and there’s nothing you can do about it, like every ailment for women in their 50s.”

... My ex-wife admitted she used to roll her eyes at all the old men nursing their backs... until she was in her forties and bent over to pick up a scrap paper in her yard and-OW OW OW OW OW OW!!

Weaponized autists are such better company than people who weaponized their own narcissism and stupidity.

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somercet 2 points ago +2 / -0

Long ago, feminists said, "Men hate women."

Then-conservatives cried and said, "No, no, we love women."

Men don't like women. We love them, and occasionally hate them, but we don't like them. They hit all our stress points. Few man would voluntarily spend time with a woman who didn't have his kids.

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somercet 2 points ago +2 / -0
  1. Borrowing money does not create inflation.
  2. Fractional reserve banking is a great way to make money capital available to people who want to invest.
  3. Social Security, Medicare, and employer "health insurance" all deprive banks of savings, which deprives the people of earning interest from successful businesses.
  4. A fraction is a rational number, which are part of the Real numbers.
  5. If my bank tells the Federal Reserve "I have $100M in savings" and the Fed tells then, "okay, now you can loan out $200M!", that is not a fraction. That is an imaginary number.
  6. Imaginary reserve banking causes inflation.
  7. Only government has the power to legitimize imaginary reserve banking.
  8. Who are the shareholders of the Federal Reserve? "Twelve regional Federal Reserve Banks ... Nationally chartered commercial banks are required to hold stock in, and can elect some board members of, the Federal Reserve Bank of their region." But the Federal Reserve Board of Governors can overrule the regional banks. Two are presidential appointees, the rest are appointed by the President with Senate approval.

It's not a private bank, it's a government bank with private bank participation.

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somercet 2 points ago +2 / -0

That white pussy was phenomenal.

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