The t_host1 Institute of Comedy

[King]

It won't get mainstream attention until lives are lost, unfortunately.

Is that a reference to the OP, or reading t_host1's posts?

[Chancellor Tanterterg]

I think Adam actually is Ed Fitzgerald.

[Enderman]

I read through the Sulfur Mine Thread then suddenly:

I have been across the entire state in three days, and boy do I have some tales to tell.

[Snowstalker Mk. II]

Left-wingers have a long history of committing political atrocities that have resulted in the deaths of thousands to millions; from the Reign of Terror all the way up to the Cambodian Genocide.

You'll never hear about that from the left-wing, globalist mass media; though. Instead, they use a handful of isolated incidents (many of which have a high possibility of being false flag attacks) to make the claim that ''all right-wingers are potential terrorists'' while at the same time pretending that left-wingers never commit violent acts themselves.

Before you hit me with the usual response that I'm a crazy, extreme right-wing conspiracy theorist who needs to take his meds; take a look at Hal Turner. He's proof that the feds do, in fact, set people up to play the role of their political opponents and act aggressively so they can justify making moves against them. They even encouraged him to use violent rhetoric.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hal_Turner#FBI_Informant

[Morning in Atlas]

Everything I was raised to see as bad and scum is trying hard to push an agenda.

When I was a kid, we used to watch PSA videos showing Ronald Reagan or Bill Clinton telling us about DARE and how to not use drugs. We now have a President making jokes about using drugs in public. What kind of message does that send? It is not a good thing.

We have liberals destroying our country. Literally. Gay people represent a minuet fraction of the population, but you can't turn on the radio, the TV, open a magazine without having it in your face. I never saw anything wrong with gay people, and when I found out that some people were gay as a kid in the 1990s, I didn't need a gay reality show or gay weddings thrown in my face to make me understand and be tolerant.

It's amazing how desperate people get when they want to make unhealthy and unnatural things natural just to make the slim minority of those with socially, unethical, and unnatural logic feel a little better about their flaws.

[Sopranos Republican]

Context:

And boy what a whale she will be JMann.

[IceSpear]

[bThis is a polling aggregate database that will accept any kind of polls and not discriminate against anyone.

Oh really?

SirNick Polling:

Every State:
Clinton: 99%
All Others: 1%

Margin of Error +/- 50%

[SPC]

Context:

I just don't want another Dan Quayle 1988 moment.

[Kung Fu Kenny]

Context:

He must have been misquoted.  There's no way in hell he would have used the term 'Democratic Party'.

[Flake]

Dorman may have an opening if he can use that enough to his advantage.

This is Mary Fallin we're talking about. It shouldn't be too hard to find an opening.

[Atlas Has Shrugged]

I see LGBTs have finally begun discriminating against each other on the basis of their own internal hierarchies.  In other words, they have officially been been accepted by and assimilated into American society

[Joe Republic]

I know that the forum will appreciate this crime against cartography from The New Republic:



Are they even trying? Who would look at that map and think that it conveys any useful information?

This man:

https://uselectionatlas.org/FORUM/index.php?action=profile;u=3398

[Paul Kemp]

Does Bacon King care about the southern border as much as he does Kurds though?

[Flake]

Can you all just shut up on this thread and realise that Fitzgerald is going to cakewalk this election, and if he doesn't, well, it will be oh-so-narrow and only because of Kasich's lies about the virtuous wonderful FitzGeRaLd not being as squeaky clean as the Ohio Democrats claim. Which FitzGeRaLd is. Squeaky clean, that is.

If anyone dares to disagree, I have at least six more paragraphs in me (per post) with which to pummel anyone who DisaGrees with the obvious fact of FitzGeRaLd's cakewalk to victory into submission.

Kneel before the revealed truth, and put those polls aside. Everyone knows polls are always wrong (especially in a nation with such an unsophisticated rough polling operation such as the USA)

[Flake]

I am not a hack.

[TTS1996]

Can you all just shut up on this thread and realise that Fitzgerald is going to cakewalk this election, and if he doesn't, well, it will be oh-so-narrow and only because of Kasich's lies about the virtuous wonderful FitzGeRaLd not being as squeaky clean as the Ohio Democrats claim. Which FitzGeRaLd is. Squeaky clean, that is.

If anyone dares to disagree, I have at least six more paragraphs in me (per post) with which to pummel anyone who DisaGrees with the obvious fact of FitzGeRaLd's cakewalk to victory into submission.

Kneel before the revealed truth, and put those polls aside. Everyone knows polls are always wrong (especially in a nation with such an unsophisticated rough polling operation such as the USA)

'Ere, that ain't funny. Post up every ultra-defensive, rather snide, seven-paragraph, post in the OH-Gov threads. Otherwise, post up every second post in said thread and you're close enough.

[Atlas Has Shrugged]

Yeah, but similar to the above, I got bored of it after like a day. I preferred building things with Legos and then crashing them into each other and destroying them.

Of course nowadays children are too busy watching high definition pornography on their iPads to play with wholesome toys like that.

[Snowstalker Mk. II]

brah

Age: 28
Gender: Male
Race/ethnicity: White (Scots-Irish)
Religion: Protestant/Methodist
Height: 5'7"
Weight: 120
Location: NC Piedmont
Where you were born: NC Piedmont
Occupation: Graduate student, advisory services
Political figure you most admire: Huey Long or Helen Keller (most definitely no one prominent today or in the past 35-40 years)
Favorite President: Andrew Jackson
Political Orientation: Vehemently opposed to both bankster parties - including "independent" politicians who caucus with said parties (e.g., Sanders); even reluctant toward minor parties - including Greens - who still perpetuate the myth that taxes "pay" for spending. Non-negotiable policies: permanent WPA to guarantee full employment, Medicare for All, federally capitalized state banks, bailout underwater homeowners, dissolve the TBTF banks because "regulating" them is kabuki and a fool's errand (clue stick: regulatory capture), Congress selected by lottery (makes campaign finance reform(TM) moot), and dissolve the Fed/return the power "to coin money and regulate the value thereof" to Congress (per Article I, Section 8, Clause 5). Especially furious for being sucked into the Dem veal pin for so long, as they are able to get away with more egregious upward wealth transfer and imperialism than their Repub "opponents" could ever get away with, meanwhile using identity "politics" are their carte blanche. TL;DR: Big-spending, limited power, public purpose government (why people try to collapse these three dimensions into one "left"-"right" axis is beyond me...)
Favorite Musician(s): George Strait, Eric Church, Josh Turner, Miranda Lambert, Kenny Chesney, Brooks & Dunn, Alabama, Dwight Yoakam, Alan Jackson, Zac Brown Band, Kacey Musgraves, Lee Brice, ... , almost anything country!
Favorite Sports teams: UNC Tar Heels, FL Gators, ATL Braves, STL Cardinals, Carolina Panthers, Nola Saints
Favorite Books (non-fiction):
 - Debt: The First 5,000 Years
 - The Trouble with Diversity: How We Learned to Love Identity and Ignore Inequality
 - Seven Deadly Innocent Frauds of Economic Policy
 - Understanding Modern Money: The Key to Full Employment and Price Stability
 - Econned
Favorite Books (fiction):
 - The Grapes of Wrath
 - 1984
 - Animal Farm
Favorite Shows: King of the Hill; Walker, Texas Ranger; 30 Rock; Strangers with Candy; It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia
Favorite Movies: Syriana, Fargo, Into the Wild
News Source:
 - nakedcapitalism.com
 - wolfstreet.com
 - ZeroHedge (despite the goldbugs, and Paul-bots, good exposure of QE, ZIRP, absolution of bankster crimes, and unemployment)
 - any reporting from Matt Taibbi
Other interests: Economics (modern monetary theory), fitness, sports, mathematics, geography, architecture, music
Favorite person on Atlas: idk
Least Favorite person on Atlas: idk
Favorite color: red
Do you live by yourself: no
Do you have any siblings? yes
Relationship status? open relationship
What year did you join Atlas? 2004
Do you have any nieces, nephews? no
Have you ever been attracted to someone of the same sex? yes
If you could pick your own nationality, what nationality would you pick? Spanish, Italian, Greek, Turkish, Portuguese, or Cuban

[Joe Republic]

An Update update:

Full belly + vegetating in the love seat + watching TV = big yawns...

I am so happy and grateful that God allowed me to put in a full week of work

My nerves were always frayed in the call centers with customers cussing me out from sunup to sundown.

I don't like to drive 80 miles JUST for dinner.  That seems rather excessive.

[SPC]

Obviously George W. is the correct answer. Russia didn't invade sovereign nations when Bush was president.

[Kung Fu Kenny]

I've never smoked it, but I have ingested it.  They were some good brownies though.

[Antonio the Sixth]

Trudeau by 1.609344 kilometers

[solarstorm]

I am one of the people who voted Abercrombie in this poll because I think his response to the hurricane may put him over the top, despite what the pre-hurricane polling data says.  He's been on TV the past few days "just doing his job".  His opponent has not.

[Antonio the Sixth]

Meanwhile, I woke up today and, for the 5962nd day in a row, thought something besides "Gee, I sure am glad Israel legalized gay sex in 1988. Where else would I go to flee this homophobic hellhole that is suburban New York?"

[Kushahontas]

Until I saw that ad I had no idea Abbott was in a wheelchair.

He opposes the ADA, so maybe he has no idea he's in one either.