Clown Car III: Who's Laughing Now
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I say put that honesty to the test and ship them over.
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In fairness, the shirt actually says "I'd rather be Russian than Democrat."
If they don't have to be Democrat to be an American (which they don't) then we can presume they're telling the truth.
Edit: although whether Russia would even take them is a separate question.
If they don't have to be Democrat to be an American (which they don't) then we can presume they're telling the truth.
Edit: although whether Russia would even take them is a separate question.
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Over analyzing the whole shirt thing
Its just meant as a joke to mock the Russia collusion investigation
If Republicans wanted the Truth they wouldnt have elected Trump
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Not that I support the man, but I'm not sure what you mean. Please elaborate.
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Just think of the many joke / snark shirts / bumper stickers that were created during the Eight years of G.W.Bush Presidency by the more educated Liberal
They saw this cool shirt mocking Liberals and brought it without thinking through its message. Its just like that dont overthink it
Like that Republican with the Bush Cheney bummer sticker whom was targeted by US Army recruiters and then sued them. Because being a Republican and supporting the Iraq war wouldnt possibly be more inclined to enlist
They saw this cool shirt mocking Liberals and brought it without thinking through its message. Its just like that dont overthink it
Like that Republican with the Bush Cheney bummer sticker whom was targeted by US Army recruiters and then sued them. Because being a Republican and supporting the Iraq war wouldnt possibly be more inclined to enlist
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Fair enough.
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If you're on Twitter, I would recommend following Daniel Dale. He goes to Trump rallies and provides verbatim quotes and quick retorts along the way. Does a really good job. No idea how he isn't insanely depressed.
This is probably why Melania tweets support for the NBA's blackest and finest.
What is great about Russian culture? Can you name anything that is newer than 1917? they have extended some 19th C cultural traditions into the 20th C in music, dance and literature, but what have they added culturally in the past 100 years that is actually new? Dash cam videos?
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What happened ?
Whats with all these republicans taking trips to Moscow.
Whats with all these republicans taking trips to Moscow.
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Republicans all want to be Putin's Poodle.
Which version of honest do you mean ?
1. Latin "honestus": honorable or respectable
2. Medieval: respectable and of neat appearance
3. Romantic: truthful and sincere no matter what
4. Pragmatic: not likely to steal, cheat, or lie
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Because there's no war. Being at least nominally pro-LGBT, pro-feminist, pro-"diversity", are the common sense of the times. Even most conservatives agree, they just add certain caveats about "traditional family values" and what have you. Some conservatives dissent, but they're a minority, and one that is being gradually aged out of relevance. The user-base for companies like Google and Facebook skews young, so it makes sense that they would appear to be ahead of the curve.
Culture isn't about number of years of it being prominent, though. Eg the US has been around for something like 1/2 of the time the ancient greek golden era lasted, but you obviously don't see a 2-1 ratio of ancient greek to US cultural creations in media or general awareness.
The 19th century russian literature is enough, still, to make it one of the great global literatures. Individually it isn't unlikely that it presented more important writers than (say) the US, which also had its rise to literary importance in the same era.
Gogol, Chechov, Tolstoy, and even the dreaded and -to a significant degree rightly- fallen from grace Dostoevsky, are more than likely more notable than the also rather few important (globally/in the history of literature) US authors.
In classical music it would be quite ridiculous to even try to compare the two.
Btw, in film-making and animation, USSR had been quite prominent.
LGBT is an initialism, because you don't pronounce the letters as a discrete word. An acronym, e.g. LASER or SCUBA, would be.
Yeah, has it occurred to you that these people are just invisible to you? Only sympathy for LGBT people has increased across the board.
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