Doak Walker
| Favorite team: | SMU |
| Location: | Dallas |
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| Number of Posts: | 672 |
| Registered on: | 9/28/2022 |
| Online Status: | Not Online |
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re: The Top 15 Most Popular Politicians Today, According To YouGov
Posted by Doak Walker on 8/10/26 at 8:52 pm to davyjones
Yes, every single name in that exact order. Weird, right?
YKWIM
YKWIM
re: Senator Kennedy just said he doesn’t blame Thune for not passing the save act
Posted by Doak Walker on 8/10/26 at 8:49 pm to Da Sheik
This year I realized I'm the dumbest mf'r on the planet. 30 years ago, all I had to do was stand up in front of a crowd and tell them if they voted for me, they would have free money, free food and free healthcare forever, and then I would have never had to work another day or make another decision in my life and would be a millionaire. :dope:
re: The Top 15 Most Popular Politicians Today, According To YouGov
Posted by Doak Walker on 8/10/26 at 8:38 pm to LuckyTiger
I was on a train in Italy earlier this summer and next to me was a group of Brazilians in their early twenties who had just met a group of Americans sitting across the isle of similar age. A couple of the Brazilians spoke broken English and translated for their group. They had a 2 hour conversation about American politics, and I can confirm that this ranking is spot on for all of them.
re: Mike Rowe Triggered a Ton of People With His Lengthy Post About Socialism
Posted by Doak Walker on 8/7/26 at 9:13 pm to CrystalPreserves
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Every tyrant in history believed he was locking up the right people
Most especially the ones who used Socialism to achieve their power, then killed or locked up the people who helped.
re: Does anyone have a list of all the oil tankers sunk the Strait of H in the last 6 months?
Posted by Doak Walker on 8/7/26 at 8:36 pm to Knight of Old
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looking out my windows for the stacks of dead COVID bodies…
That's exactly where I was going with this. It started to feel like we were getting played back then, and it's feeling that way again. The answer can usually found by following the money, but sometimes it's just as important to see where it's NOT going. We may never know the extent of the game that's being played right now, but I'm certain it would make one hell of a novel.
Does anyone have a list of all the oil tankers sunk the Strait of H in the last 6 months?
Posted by Doak Walker on 8/7/26 at 6:11 pm
It has to be in the dozens to cause such a global shortage of oil, but I can't seem to find a list.
re: Asking chat gpt if ICE agents can be stationed at polling places in November
Posted by Doak Walker on 8/1/26 at 9:17 am to Padme
If everyone in this country starts asking Chat GPT every time they have a question about something, where does that lead us?
re: Virginia guvnah restores voting rights to 66,000 felons.
Posted by Doak Walker on 8/1/26 at 9:06 am to stlslick
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its debatable 1/10th of them will ever vote
They won't go to the polls, but you can bet your a$$ that every one of them will be recorded as voting D.
re: I know many of you dislike Giorgia Meloni, but I love this woman.
Posted by Doak Walker on 8/1/26 at 9:01 am to oldskule
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and she is liberal, then conservative
Inside every liberal is a conservative who's never worked long and hard for something they would like to pass along to their family.
re: Iran End Game
Posted by Doak Walker on 7/27/26 at 11:24 pm to geauxbrown
Well if you can get past the OP lens of looking at everything in the next 30 minutes, you can see that the long term strategy is to get beyond the dick measuring phase and get to the phase of people actually eating food and buying shite. In that world, the Iranians will need to rejoin the economic community and stop literally blowing up trade.
I've never been a good guesser at how long people can hold their breath, but at some point everyone has to come up for air. When that happens, trade will resume and it will be like none of this ever happened.
Well, except for that little fact that the people on the inside of all of this on both sides will have a few billion extra dollars.
I've never been a good guesser at how long people can hold their breath, but at some point everyone has to come up for air. When that happens, trade will resume and it will be like none of this ever happened.
Well, except for that little fact that the people on the inside of all of this on both sides will have a few billion extra dollars.
re: Auburn’s Jackson Koivun wins the 3M Open
Posted by Doak Walker on 7/27/26 at 1:41 pm to gatordmb89
I hope the kid can maintain this level of play. Golf is way more fun to watch when there are 2 or 3 guys going at each other every week.
re: God, guns, and butter
Posted by Doak Walker on 7/26/26 at 5:12 pm to GatorOnAnIsland
She will get the respect she deserves in my neighborhood.
re: Abolishing the IRS
Posted by Doak Walker on 7/24/26 at 9:00 pm to dawginar
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Earned Income Credit, Additional Child Tax Credit to name 2.
I'm a huge advocate for helping out those who are struggling, but at the same time, I do not want to incentivize people to make less money. We need to find a way to help people who are at least trying to make a living without rewarding those who are just milking the system.
re: Any difference between Arnett at State and Pete at OM?
Posted by Doak Walker on 7/23/26 at 9:05 pm to Jack Daniel
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Any difference between Arnett at State and Pete at OM?
None that I can think of. Seems like they had exactly the same amount of experience before being elevated. They both were named HC under the exact same circumstances. They both inherited the exact same talent. They both had the exact same environment in their first few games. You nailed it. No differences at all.
re: Do you trust USPS to deliver your packages?
Posted by Doak Walker on 7/22/26 at 8:31 pm to VooDude
I talk to my mail carrier as much as possible. I ask him about his wife and kids. I also give him a nice gift at Christmas, so yes, I do trust he will deliver my mail and packages honestly.
re: Nate Silver Explains Who the DSA supporters are.
Posted by Doak Walker on 7/22/26 at 8:13 pm to prplhze2000
I read this thread earlier this morning and thought it was one of the more interesting I've seen on the board in a while. I waited to let some comments materialize to see if others had the same thoughts I did. I'm shocked at the lack of self-awareness from you guys. Almost all comments have been misguidedly directed at the educational institutions.
WE DID THIS TO OURSELVES!
THIS IS THE RESULT OF PARTICIPATION TROPHIES!
Almost all the posters on this board are parents, and we've told our kids all their lives how great they were at everything they ever did, which is to say everything we could possibly pay for them to do. They were the best athletes, the best artists, the best gymnasts, the best scholars, the best poets, the best musicians, etc., etc., etc.
Society has been merit based for the entirety of human history... until us. WE decided that accolades and achievement were no longer related to ability. EVERYONE deserved to be the champion.
And where did that get us? Let's take a look.
Prior to the 1990s, when you weren't that great a sports, you lost, and you realized other people were better than you. It was a tough lesson, and the vast majority of people realized they needed to find another way to succeed. I would say this was the case in almost every endeavor previously mentioned. It was painful, but it made you work harder. It was reality. It's what made us all who we are, and it drove us to make money in our careers, whether we were well-educated or not.
Somewhere in the 1990s, we started teaching our kids that they were always winners, no matter the outcome of the events. Fast forward to adulthood when they're out on their own and reality finally sets in:
"I'm good at everything I've ever done. I did everything I was supposed to do at school. Companies should be lining up to pay me big money for a job."
When that doesn't happen, it can't possibly be their fault. The fault is with the system. It has to be a problem with the system.
"This system is broken and we need a new system. I think this Bernie Sanders guy has some good ideas."
And that's how all this happened. We did it to ourselves.
WE DID THIS TO OURSELVES!
THIS IS THE RESULT OF PARTICIPATION TROPHIES!
Almost all the posters on this board are parents, and we've told our kids all their lives how great they were at everything they ever did, which is to say everything we could possibly pay for them to do. They were the best athletes, the best artists, the best gymnasts, the best scholars, the best poets, the best musicians, etc., etc., etc.
Society has been merit based for the entirety of human history... until us. WE decided that accolades and achievement were no longer related to ability. EVERYONE deserved to be the champion.
And where did that get us? Let's take a look.
Prior to the 1990s, when you weren't that great a sports, you lost, and you realized other people were better than you. It was a tough lesson, and the vast majority of people realized they needed to find another way to succeed. I would say this was the case in almost every endeavor previously mentioned. It was painful, but it made you work harder. It was reality. It's what made us all who we are, and it drove us to make money in our careers, whether we were well-educated or not.
Somewhere in the 1990s, we started teaching our kids that they were always winners, no matter the outcome of the events. Fast forward to adulthood when they're out on their own and reality finally sets in:
"I'm good at everything I've ever done. I did everything I was supposed to do at school. Companies should be lining up to pay me big money for a job."
When that doesn't happen, it can't possibly be their fault. The fault is with the system. It has to be a problem with the system.
"This system is broken and we need a new system. I think this Bernie Sanders guy has some good ideas."
And that's how all this happened. We did it to ourselves.
re: Flock Cameras Wrongly Tracked Me for Days Over ‘Stolen’ Plates and Sent Police After Me
Posted by Doak Walker on 7/10/26 at 11:12 pm to LemmyLives
This is what drives me crazy about all these "registration laws". Whether it's guns, cars, or whatever, the only people who get penalized are the people who abide by the laws. Criminals don't follow this shite, and never have. They steal the guns or the plates and are untraceable.
re: Nick Shirley: Adult chinese & korean daycare fraud. Is CCP making money here?
Posted by Doak Walker on 7/10/26 at 9:24 pm to Ailsa
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The budget for United States federal law enforcement spans multiple departments, with the Department of Justice (DOJ) allocated $40.8 billion and the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) receiving similar multi-billion baseline appropriations.
With all the public money we spend on Federal law enforcement, how in the frick are we dependent on Nick Shirley to uncover fraud? This makes no sense. We should dismantle the entire Federal law enforcement system and start over.
re: Which other forums do you like for your info?
Posted by Doak Walker on 7/9/26 at 9:31 pm to Robin Masters
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I like a wide range of sources so I go to both the OT and Poli board.
Country and Western. Covers the full spectrum. I love it!
re: Candace Owens offers to help Tyler Robinsons defense with her ”folder of Maroon boys"
Posted by Doak Walker on 7/9/26 at 7:23 pm to cajunangelle
What in the ever loving frick is up with this board's infatuation with Candace Owens. I was blissfully unaware of her existence until her name started appearing in every 3rd of 4th post. J D Vance doesn't get this much press.
re: Spartacus: Platner has a lot of issues but "dear God we need to get the Senate back."
Posted by Doak Walker on 7/6/26 at 9:01 pm to coonass27
Excessive blinking or wandering eyes are a classic human body reaction when you're lying.
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