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re: AI answers the ultimate OT question: Can a 100 unarmed men defeat a gorilla in a fight?
Posted by Milk on 4/29/25 at 9:49 am
Yes 100 men would easily beat a gorilla. Attacking from all sides kicking at his knees. Once both knees were dislodged they would just kick and stomp it to death.
Or 80 men could just throw 20 men at the gorilla repeatedly until they knocked him down then throw the 20 men on top of him jumping on to smother the gorilla as all he could do was bite and grab the dead.
Or 80 men could just throw 20 men at the gorilla repeatedly until they knocked him down then throw the 20 men on top of him jumping on to smother the gorilla as all he could do was bite and grab the dead.
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re: has everyone forgotten about DOGE?
Posted by Milk on 4/29/25 at 9:15 am
I want to believe this is all part of the plan. A Shock and Aww which causes the opposition to run in circles fighting battles the American people don’t support then shifting to another, rinse and repeat.
The end result will be a long list of things the Democrats supported that Americans hate. This is a 1 year endeavor where the average American will vote Republican in the midterm election even if they don’t support 1/2 of what the Republicans want simply because the Democrats have supported 80% of the things they hate.
Middle age voters don’t change parties often, but the Republicans are killing it with young people right now and will continue to.
The end result will be a long list of things the Democrats supported that Americans hate. This is a 1 year endeavor where the average American will vote Republican in the midterm election even if they don’t support 1/2 of what the Republicans want simply because the Democrats have supported 80% of the things they hate.
Middle age voters don’t change parties often, but the Republicans are killing it with young people right now and will continue to.
re: NASA tried to hide a former DEI manager, she was just fired.
Posted by Milk on 4/12/25 at 1:37 pm
Well said Mr Kent
re: Restarting Coal Mines that have been shut down
Posted by Milk on 4/11/25 at 6:48 pm
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The mines have been shut down for years most of the workers have switch to other energy positions or in a nursing home or dead .
Under this logic there can never be a new business, a second store, new manufacturing, etc simply because no one is currently doing it.
re: Cops detain teen for patriotism
Posted by Milk on 4/11/25 at 6:40 pm
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Baltimore County if the kid has a 2.0 GPA he is probably in the top 10
Baltimore County was pretty nice 20 years ago when I visited. Baltimore City was not. Same names different locations
Not sure how it is now.
re: Man Who Urged Assassinations of ICE Agents Weeps As the 'Find Out' Part Arrives
Posted by Milk on 4/10/25 at 9:58 am
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I have a question. If you were chosen to serve on a jury and the case is this.
This seems to have nothing to do with the thread you posted in. Maybe start a new topic with your opinion about what you think should be the outcome. The way you wrote it looks like you are fishing for some gotcha moment
re: Predict how the China trade war plays out?
Posted by Milk on 4/9/25 at 9:34 am
States sue China over Covid. We take back our farms, land buildings China bought. We block trade with them, expel their citizens and convince our 0 tariffs trade partners to stop dealing with China.
Russia sides with US and China crumbles under its own weight
Russia sides with US and China crumbles under its own weight
re: US Fencing Chair’s Pro-Trans Manifesto Surfaces After Woman DQd For Refusing To Fence Male
Posted by Milk on 4/4/25 at 12:03 pm
My belief is the globalists generated defund the police, destabilized mental health, pushed transgender equality to hide what they are doing behind the scenes.
The graft in Congress that is creating generational wealth for their families.
Both sides of the aisle are a party to this and play faux opponents until a 3rd party stepped in the call the corruption out.
I doubt we will ever know the depth of corruption due to all the “important” people around the globe involved.
I cannot find any logical argument to believe Elon Musk has a single thing to gain doing what he’s doing. He’s not stupid and knew he would isolate himself from his core Tesla patrons.
The graft in Congress that is creating generational wealth for their families.
Both sides of the aisle are a party to this and play faux opponents until a 3rd party stepped in the call the corruption out.
I doubt we will ever know the depth of corruption due to all the “important” people around the globe involved.
I cannot find any logical argument to believe Elon Musk has a single thing to gain doing what he’s doing. He’s not stupid and knew he would isolate himself from his core Tesla patrons.
re: Angry charter boat captain threatening kid for being on his lawn. Update: he’s arrested
Posted by Milk on 4/3/25 at 1:19 pm
That kid should get an award.
He told the guy several times it was a different boat without lights on that cursed him. Also said he didn’t know the guy.
I would have been so embarrassed to be on unhinged’ boat I might have shoved him in the water to cool off
He told the guy several times it was a different boat without lights on that cursed him. Also said he didn’t know the guy.
I would have been so embarrassed to be on unhinged’ boat I might have shoved him in the water to cool off
re: is Jeff Landry a bigger fraud and failure for Louisiana than Bobby Jindal?
Posted by Milk on 4/2/25 at 9:36 am
Jindal oversaw the privatization of mental health in Louisiana, the closing of EKL.
The ramifications of these 2 things led to BRG Mid City closing their emergency room for years, created the mental health crisis in the state. This is evident everywhere in Baton Rouge.
Jindal listened to the wrong people. Things like Mental Health need to be run by the state. There is no money to be made in long term facilities. Short term stabilize the individual, give them a prescription then kick them back out on the streets where they get off their meds and get back to a state where they use hospital resources again.
Crazy people don’t choose to be crazy and medicine doesn’t make them normal.
This is one of the only things I think the government is better at.
The ramifications of these 2 things led to BRG Mid City closing their emergency room for years, created the mental health crisis in the state. This is evident everywhere in Baton Rouge.
Jindal listened to the wrong people. Things like Mental Health need to be run by the state. There is no money to be made in long term facilities. Short term stabilize the individual, give them a prescription then kick them back out on the streets where they get off their meds and get back to a state where they use hospital resources again.
Crazy people don’t choose to be crazy and medicine doesn’t make them normal.
This is one of the only things I think the government is better at.
re: NAACP Chapter Head Sues N.Y. School over ‘Racially Problematic’ Spartans Mascot
Posted by Milk on 4/1/25 at 11:51 am
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Moss, a former teacher in the Brentwood school district and a father of two girls who are students in the district,
I would be embarrassed if my dad had done this when I was in school
re: When your Mayor and Police Chief are both corrupt and Marxist
Posted by Milk on 3/28/25 at 6:43 am
The most fundamental aspect of law enforcement is the ability to assist other officers during an active event.
I see this going to federal court and the city getting worked hard and rightfully so.
The officers did not violate a law. Just a political policy which will not hold up to scrutiny under these circumstances.
That police chief is a moron if he equates urgency to panic.
I see this going to federal court and the city getting worked hard and rightfully so.
The officers did not violate a law. Just a political policy which will not hold up to scrutiny under these circumstances.
That police chief is a moron if he equates urgency to panic.
re: Why won't they give us the Epstein files? The JFK release was a joke.
Posted by Milk on 3/27/25 at 6:27 am
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There's no reason for anything to be a secret now. At the end of the day, they could simply release everything. Investigations and prosecutions would not be hindered and there would be an immense gain to total transparency to offset any problems if they did occur.
These are the reasons in my opinion
1. It’s illegal to release names of juvenile victims
2. Releasing info that could lead to the identification of the juvenile victim falls under #1
3. Adult victims of sexual assault aren’t publicly named
4. Everyone in the report isn’t a suspect, but will always be remembers as one.
That being said they should be releasing documents slowly as they have been vetted properly. There isn’t any reason that a few hundred pages haven’t been released
re: The Left: “Elon Musk never invented any of the stuff.”
Posted by Milk on 3/13/25 at 5:10 pm
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Early comments agree, but net downvotes. You naysayers: What have I said that’s wrong?
I think it’s the dismissiveness of the amazing accomplishments Musk has done.
Inventing is extremely rare. Innovating in a manner that Musk has done is even more rare. I can’t think of a single person who matches him.
Remember that 10-15 years ago Trump, Musk and Robert Kennedy were all democrats.
The Democratic Party has given up on being genuine except for Fedderman who I disagree with mostly, but he represents his constituents and not an agenda from California that his voters don’t believe in.
re: Trump proposing 200% tariffs on EU spirits in retaliation for 50% tariff put on US whisky
Posted by Milk on 3/13/25 at 9:37 am
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There's your problem. Stop parroting talking heads and paid political influencers. Look at the world as it is and you will be better off. The information is all right in front of you.
Well I’m sitting at a park bench as I type this. Everything seems good. Birds are chirping, weather is beautiful.
My questions are still valid. Can you link anything to substantiate what you wrote?
I’ve watched press briefings, interviews and speeches. All I see is a group of people from Republicans, Democrats and Independents that have come together to try and do something never done before. Put American interests 1st. Hell, he has Robert Kennedy, Elon Musk. Neither of these have a damn financial gain in this. If anything both are souring their brands.
If all you can say is “wake up, open your eyes.” But can’t point me in the direction you are looking, you will never win me over. Also, hurling insults because I ask you to link me to the information you use to form your opinion is counterproductive to your goal.
re: Trump proposing 200% tariffs on EU spirits in retaliation for 50% tariff put on US whisky
Posted by Milk on 3/13/25 at 9:10 am
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A key element of Trump's "plan" is the fracture the western alliance, thereby serving the interests of China and Russia, who will be seen as more stable trading partners.
Link? I haven’t heard this from anyone in his administration. Is this projecting by the talking heads on TV?
A great example is Canada and how reporting went.
Trump: we are raising tariffs on the things you need unless you do XYZ
Canada: we will raise tariffs on you!
Trump: Ah, negotiations… We will raise tariffs so high it crushes you. Final offer.
Canada: we are doing XYZ and want to be friends.
Liberal Media Spin
Trump in unprecedented abuse of power threatens to raise tariffs and destroy the economy then the next day back off his threat causing the stock market uncertainty and starting a recession
re: "Sacrificing Ukraine as a pawn"
Posted by Milk on 3/12/25 at 9:03 am
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Trump’s courtiers say his shrewd goal is to separate Russia from China and pull off a “reverse Nixon”, sacrificing Ukraine as a pawn in a larger game of great power chess.
This doesn’t bother me in the least. I don’t want to pay for it and I don’t want my son fighting for it.
Anyone that believes Ukraine needs money and soldiers can donate or volunteer to fight for them. Both of these are acceptable.
What’s not acceptable is forcing the majority to support with money and their children a war that they don’t believe in.
Ask any military parent if they want their son in Ukraine fighting.
I would love to see the percentages of people with family in the military that support a war against Russia.
re: Judge orders urgent release of DOGE records, citing ‘unprecedented’ power and...
Posted by Milk on 3/11/25 at 12:38 pm
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U.S. District Judge Christopher Cooper said the vast and “unprecedented” authority of DOGE, formally known as the U.S. Digital Service, combined with its “unusual secrecy” warrant the urgent release of its internal documents under the Freedom of Information Act.
So a judge stops an entire government agency, suggests that he needs to review their work and make it all public AND say They are Wielding Unprecedented Power?
Solo Judge > Government Agency
Sorry if someone already pointed this out.
re: Trump will NOT restore military aid to Ukraine if just a minerals agreement is signed
Posted by Milk on 3/9/25 at 12:23 pm
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Will you guys celebrate and throw a party if Putin does in fact take over all of Ukraine to bring back the USSR?
I will not celebrate, but I will also not force my son over there to stop it and force my neighbors to pay for it.
re: Best grill
Posted by Milk on 3/3/25 at 11:23 pm
I bought a Pit Boss from Wally World at the start of Covid. I wasn’t a great griller. The temperature setting made learning to grill easy.
It’s starting to fall apart now, but it was only a $400 grill and I was lazy about covering it. I will probably buy another pit boss, but a better model in a year or 2.
Whatever you chose, take care of it and keep it out of the weather.
It’s starting to fall apart now, but it was only a $400 grill and I was lazy about covering it. I will probably buy another pit boss, but a better model in a year or 2.
Whatever you chose, take care of it and keep it out of the weather.
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