Relevant.
They could print it on fabric swatches for him. Either one.
Come to think, he might redecorate the Oval Office in Mueller Report fabric.
I’m trying to remember the last time I felt so much raw hatred towards someone
congrats
you’re the new record
You’ll get over it.
Or die.
Don’t care either way.
Are you really talking this way about a ‘rando’ on the internet?
I fell prey to that, after a poster here threatened me, my mother and infant daughter with disgusting acts (and kept it up for weeks even after I reported a half dozen of his posts). And you sound like this place and the people are getting to you, too.
But I just had to give it up 'cause it was corroding me.
Life’s too short, and the internet’s too shallow, man.
Bruh, chill, it’s just a meme.
Go get a six pack of Naragansett.
Was it the meme? I thought it was a good meme variation.
Could somebody parse this for me, please? I mean, nothing about it strikes me as healthy or wholesome, but I feel completely in the dark here.
Fear of Missing Out syndrome is a harsh mistress.
lol, wut? What’s happening here?
Well, this dude is mad at this other dude for something they posted on the internet, but the dude who posted doesn’t care.
Really, just a typical day on the Internet. Not seen so very much around here in the past, but I guess its yet another example of the continual coarsening/erosion of discourse in our world.
Sure, I got that part, but what was it that inspired the anger, and particularly, why did BPC characterize it as exploring new horizons in hatred?
I thought it must have a backstory (we’ve had posters follow each other through multiple threads, dredging up comments from years ago), but I looked around last night and couldn’t find any previous interaction.
BPC, were you maybe just joking?
Could it be that the anger is directed towards the guy in the photo, Xzibit, who perhaps once installed a fish tank, clothes dryer or fireplace in BPC’s car in an episode of Pimp My Ride?
For the record I don’t recall any interactions previously and I just posted a silly meme variation and if that’s what sets this guy off I don’t think the internet is for him. But I was telling the truth when I said I don’t care either way.
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Mueller won’t be appearing before the House Judiciary Committee this week. Rep. Nadler commented that Mueller may prefer to come when he’s a private citizen, rather than DOJ employee, which should be “only a matter of weeks away”, because Mueller would then be “more free from the instructions of the Department of Justice.”
Please can’t some less than entirely scrupulous liberal News organization print a story with the headline “Trump vows to ban publication of bible”?
Lindsey Graham: Lawless, obstructionist piece of shit.
"Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., the chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, says Donald Trump Jr. should ignore the subpoena issued to him by the Senate Intelligence Committee.
“If I were Donald Trump Jr.’s lawyer, I would tell him, ‘You don’t need to go back into this environment anymore,’” Graham said in an interview with Fox News’ Maria Bartiromo on Sunday. “‘You’ve been there for hours and hours and nothing being alleged here changes the outcome of the Mueller investigation.’ I would call it a day.”
Russian hackers “gained accessto voter databases in two Florida counties ahead of the 2016 presidential election”. Makes no mention of what “gained access” means, but it seems weird to break into someone’s house, and just look around and then leave, all for no apparent benefit.
Well, if you’re a run-of-the-mill thief, then anything you can lift of value is good - jewelry, clothes, dog food, whatever.
If you’re an information thief, then there’s only value if you don’t already have that information. If they didn’t take the voter roll, then likely they determined that they already had better information from an alternate source and it wasn’t worth uploading back to themselves - they might have just double-checked a few values to see if the data they had concurred.
Or, possibly, they did take some data and it simply didn’t leave a record.
Or, possibly, they did invalidate some voter entries and it just didn’t leave a trace.
Computers don’t necessarily leave behind a traceable record of everything that ever happened on them, and certainly their mechanisms for doing so are not inviolable.
Bit late to the thread, but I’d say he was clearly joking and then the first guy took it wrong.