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09-15-26 21:01 #21944Senior Member

Posts: 7748Mail In Ballots
https://www.supremecourt.gov/opinion...6a124_hgci.pdf
The Supreme Court comes through for regular people yet again!
Neither party is mine not the donkey or the elephant!
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09-15-26 21:01 #21943Senior Member

Posts: 7748The Clarity Act
It is in danger because Democrats in Senate will not vote for the bill.
Don't tell me that Democrats have my interests in mind. I'm poor. I need crypto to survive the upcoming financial reset. You see the posts from Democrats in this thread they are overly focused on race. My money has a color. It is not black or white. It is green.
The Democrats will not vote for The Clarity Act because of ethics provisions. But the Republicans wrote the provisions exactly the way the Democrats requested them. Shows me that Democrats have no principles or character whatsoever.
https://news.bitcoin.com/regulation-...-house-ethics/
The Democrats are being petty. Focused on their own political grudges and forgetting about the average citizen in the Dis United States of America. But that is typical for them.
Neither party is mine not the donkey or the elephant!
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09-15-26 21:00 #21942Senior Member

Posts: 7748The Cmdr says: Neither Party is Mine
The phrase "Neither party is mine" is a political quote by ChuckD the of the hip-hop group Public Enemy, expressing dissatisfaction with both major US political parties (the Democrats and Republicans).
The full sentiment, often cited as "Neither party is mine, not the donkey (actual word redacted by the site) or the elephant," uses the donkey and elephant as symbols for the Democratic and Republican parties, respectively, to signify that the speaker aligns with neither.
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09-15-26 12:58 #21941Senior Member

Posts: 7748The Clarity Act
It is in danger because Democrats in Senate will not vote for the bill. Don't tell me that Democrats have my interests in mind. I'm poor. I need crypto to survive the upcoming financial reset. You see from the posts from Democrats in this thread they are overly focused on race. My money has a color. It is not black or white. It is green.
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09-15-26 12:20 #21940Senior Member

Posts: 7748It all started with white people in the Dis United States of America.
While the founders were uniformly white, their views on race and the nation's future were complex and often contradictory. Nearly half were slaveholders, and the new nation's legal framework initially restricted full citizenship and voting rights to white men.
Originally Posted by ShooBree
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Scholars and community leaders emphasize that these tensions are frequently exacerbated by white supremacy and political narratives that divide people of color, rather than inherent hostility between these minority groups.
Originally Posted by ShooBree
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So racism exists within the white community for the most part and there is also racism between the minorities. With anywhere from 61.6% - 72.3% of the population being white, which population do you think has more racists in them?White Alone: Approximately 61.6% of the U.S. population identified as White alone in the 2020 Census, though recent 2025 estimates place this figure at 72.3%
Bad assumption.
Originally Posted by EihTooms
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https://mississippitoday.org/2025/01...llace-alabama/George Wallace, the Governor of Alabama, delivered the famous phrase "segregation now, segregation tomorrow, segregation forever" in his inaugural address on January 14, 1963.
The speech, which was written by Ku Klux Klan member Asa Earl Carter, was delivered on the same portico of the Alabama State Capitol where Jefferson Davis was sworn in as president of the Confederacy.
https://www.npr.org/2013/01/14/16908...-not-forgotten
George Wallace was a Democrat.
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09-15-26 11:26 #21939Senior Member

Posts: 27098When you are a Trump blind fanatic, US CIA reported no risk at the moment about nuclear from Iran, but your gourou Trump made big inflation with consequences and only his fault from how he is a stupid and ignorant, what is leading USA for second time. Mollahs are still in Iran and are not afraid to die, but for Allah.
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09-15-26 11:20 #21938Senior Member

Posts: 27098Republicans, Trump, Musk are not racist? And why almost all famous US artists boycott Trump? When they are rich. This will fuck Kennedy center, boycotted because of Trump. Despite his corruption, he seems to worry a bit about mid terms, doesnt he? When more than 60% disagree with his politics, big majority in a real democracy.
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09-15-26 10:10 #21937Senior Member

Posts: 7748Neither Party is mine!
The phrase "Neither party is mine" is a political quote by Chuck the of the hip-hop group*Public Enemy, expressing dissatisfaction with both major US political parties (the Democrats and Republicans).
The full sentiment, often cited as "Neither party is mine, not the donkey (actual word redacted by the site) or the elephant," uses the donkey and elephant as symbols for the Democratic and Republican parties, respectively, to signify that the speaker aligns with neither.
Horace Cooper, in his book Put YAll Back in Chains, claims Biden's "woke policies," inflation, and green agenda initiatives devastated Black entrepreneurship, wealth creation, and employment, especially for working-class Black men. Republican officials and polls cited in GOP research assert that Black Americans faced higher prices, lower real wages, and a 34-point drop in Biden's approval among Black voters due to "Bidenflation" and soft-on-crime stances. Additionally, Biden's past support for the 1994 Crime Control Act and opposition to school busing in the 1970's are frequently cited by civil rights commentators as foundational harms that contributed to mass incarceration and educational segregation, which critics argue he failed to adequately rectify during his presidency.
Originally Posted by EihTooms
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Neither Party is Mine!
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09-15-26 02:17 #21936Senior Member

Posts: 1468The Masters of Racism
Yes, the Dems are racists and always have been. But you have to hand it to them, from abortion to welfare, to lower expectations, to open borders, nothing has harmed black Americans more than Democrat Party governance. They are the party of slavery, Jim Crow, the KKK, and their latest and perhaps their greatest injury to blacks; LBJ's great society and yet some how they have convinced blacks to vote Democratic for the last 70 years. You got to hand it to these magicians and mind benders: they really know how to manipulate their audience.
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https://www.instagram.com/reels/Da8XNeypVGk/
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09-14-26 22:15 #21935Senior Member

Posts: 429Blame Canada
It's ironic to have a Canadian Trump nut hugger on here. Anyone with any sense knows that Canada is not our enemy. Anyone who knows history or happened to be around when the Iranians seized the American embassy inTehran. Circa 1979.
Originally Posted by Canada
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It was the Canadians who were risked their lives and were the masterminds behind allowing 6 potential hostages escaping. We also learned that supporters of Reagan were working hand in glove with terrorists to ruin President Jimmy Carter's re-election campaign.
Talking about hypocrisy!
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09-14-26 21:42 #21934Senior Member

Posts: 1298True but
Your post is the truth. But the anti Trump losers here want to blame Trump for the war rather than him saving the world from Iran nuclear and terrorism ambitions. It is amazing that in life there are winners and losers. The winners find a way to benefit regardless of which party is in power. The losers don't benefit financially and are limited to whining and complaining about every great thing the opposition party does. They lie and blame their failures on Trump or the republicans. Losers have only one person to blame: themselves.
Originally Posted by AxelHeyst
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And they can never accept that fact.
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09-14-26 21:25 #21933Senior Member

Posts: 1298Racism
Exactly true. Racism is rampant among the democrats. Especially against the Jewish people. But then again democrats have always been racist towards the black communities.
Originally Posted by ShooBree
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09-14-26 20:41 #21932Regular Member

Posts: 1375Hahaha, don't you ever think before you speak? It's becoming absurd to see your propaganda, not even close to 650'000 people have died in Gaza. Why would you tell such a blatant lie? Israel has done a great job eradicating terrorists and their terrorist infrastructure in Gaza and southern Lebanon. Israel has been so effective killing terrorists that Hamas won't even report the number of members "martyred" by Israel.
Originally Posted by AssAddict
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You don't want to mention how Christians in southern Lebanon are harassed and targeted by the terrorist in hezbollah. You don't want to mention the genocide the Iranian terrorist regime has committed against the civilian Iranian people. Not even girls showing their hair are allowed to live when the Iranian terrorist regime starts their genocide against the Iranian people.
I support Israel to 110 percent, we all know that Iran and turkey are trying to control the entire Middle East and parts of Europe.
Just ask Greece, Armenia, Cyprus and the Kurds, Alawites, Druizes, and Christians suffering in Syria under the ISIS regime controlled by turkey and Erdogan.
Or ask Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, UAE and Yemen getting attacked and invaded by Iran and their proxies. Or ask the Lebanese President that declared the Iranian ambassador persona non grata.
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09-14-26 17:05 #21931Senior Member

Posts: 82Sadly USA is the only country on earth to have used the atomic bomb on a civilian population and has already killed millions of people across the middle east since the last twenty years. The US backed Israeli terrorist regime stole their nuclear weapons from western countries and are not even a signatory to the treaty of non proliferation which The Islamic Republic of Iran is. Not to mention that the US backed Israeli terrorist regime is currently cleansing the Gaza Strip of their whole population, killing as much as more than 650000 civilians so far, around half of them being children. The US backed Israeli terrorist regime is not even trying to hide their goal, it is openly stated by members of their terrorist regime, as per mr smotrich or ben gvir.
Originally Posted by AxelHeyst
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Before quoting and repeating the dumbest propaganda you've found on the internet, you should realize that USA and its proxy terrorist allies in the middle east are the real threat to the civilian population of all these countries and your post just reminds us of the preferred strategy used by the US backed terrorist Israeli regime, crying in pain while they constantly bomb every neighboring countries (especially weddings and schools full of children, the us terrorist army and its proxies love to send their powerful bombs on these defenseless people).
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09-14-26 11:01 #21930Senior Member

Posts: 7971Unless you were in the Top 1%, Repub Reagan was not your friend any more than Trump I
The rate of inflation was already steadily declining for almost a year before Reagan took office thanks to the Carter-appointed Fed Chair Paul Volcker's funds rate decisions beginning in 1979. Same with the unemployment rate. Reagan had nothing to do with it. However, Reagan's Repub Supply-Side / Trickle-Down and Reaganomics policies that were fast-tracked into the economy in his first year did produce a return to upticks in inflation and a reversal of the steadily declining unemployment rate he inherited from Carter. That continued well into his first year in office to the point that it climbed to more than 10% in his SECOND year in office and spanned over the 10 consecutive months into his THIRD year in office.
Originally Posted by SubCmdr
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I guess that is the "volatile" beginning they were talking about. His policies and stewardship produced what was then the worst economic downturn since the Great Repub Depression of the late 1920's / early 1930's. He did not inherit even a mild recession from Carter. But he sure did create a Great Recession on his own. He inherited better economic conditions and trajectories from Carter than any incoming Dem has ever inherited from an outgoing Repub.
Ultimately, Reagan tripled the national debt and for the first time converted USA from the world's greatest lender nation to the world's greatest borrower nation. And what did the American working men and women get in exchange for that? No more jobs created in his 8 years with all that deficit spending than Carter's economy created in just 4 years without any extraordinary spending.
https://www.multpl.com/inflation/table/by-month
https://data.bls.gov/timeseries/LNS14000000
Not sure why you or any black person would hold up Reagan as some kind of model for anything, least of all doing anything significantly positive for ordinary Americans.
I'm assuming you have no idea that Reagan kicked off his first presidential campaign in 1980 in Philadelphia, Mississippi or what message he was sending to White Supremists by doing that.
I'll give you a hint: Reagan and his Repub Party were sending a clear message to the voters whose mentality and agenda were exactly in line with preventing a black person's vote from counting at all, much less 3/5 of one, that he and his Repub Party are their guys now. Same result Trump and his Repub Party are trying to effect this very day.

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