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MIAMI — The four candidates still battling for the Republican nomination for president gathered at the University of Miami for the party's 12th debate, hosted by CNN. Donald J. Trump leads in both delegates and states won...

Trump, GOP Rivals Stick To Policy As They Square Off In MiamiCBS Local
Trump, Republicans Make Plea for Unity Amid Bitter Nominating FightBloomberg
The Best Lines of the CNN GOP DebateSlate Magazine (blog)

nice car! money talk in here!!
Money is a tool that should be available to everybody who seeks it and uses it to fulfill their and their families' material needs.

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Now... Back to PURE TRUMP ENERGY in the next post...

 

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Ben Carson to endorse Donald Trump before crucial Florida primary
Carson’s endorsement of the Republican frontrunner will come just days before the winner-take-all vote and will give him a boost with social conservatives...Guardian

Mitt Romney delivering his blistering condemnation of Donald Trump. Hinckley? Ring any bells at all?

If it´s just a coincidence it´s a weird one.

Allow me to differ. What you're seeing is just the intersection of a lot of lionization showered on your doughty problem-fighters with good ol' human nature.

1. "Power on a whole tends to corrupt, and absolute power corrupts absolutely." Thanks to, uh, "democratick courtesie", we automatically assume that the leadership and only the leadership is corrupted by power. But the sad fact is, ordinary folks are corrupted by power too. No more so when they think their power is the power to do good and right wrongs. To paraphrase G.K. Chesteron: a robber baron knows at some level that what he's doing is either immoral or will escalate to immorality: this realization restrains him. Contrariwise, the do-gooder simply cannot fathom how he could ever be immoral while do-gooding: this blind spot means he doesn't know when he's become corrupted by power. Remember, I'm also talking about ordinary folks.

2. "The Tradition Continues." This item is really tragic, because it comes from the better part of the "usurpers"' nature. They see themselves as joining a movement that has a mighty and lionized tradition. In order to live up to the example of the pioneers, they have to escalate - else they're just coasting on the dogged work and abuse heaped on those pioneers. Never mind that objective conditions suggest that it's time to de-escalate; they don't want to be like the stereotype of trust-fund brats!


The moral? There's a lot of profoundly counterintuitive wisdom in the maxims that say good deeds and good works are best done in the dark. This sucks - I much prefer the rule that good deeds should get the reward of good publicity - but we humans are what we are.

"Power on a whole tends to corrupt, and absolute power corrupts absolutely."

Yes, this is totally how I see it as well.

Reptilians have a cloaca.  Good enough for tribbing.

This whole gay thing is a pretty close match for the environmental movement.  Early on when there were genuine problems with pollution and habitat destruction driving species toward extinction and such, the environmental movement mobilized and turned things around.  Early on when there was some pretty ugly discrimination against gays, the gay rights and media and etc, took actions to 'normalize' homosexuality and attitudes moved to what I feel was the appropriate stance (e.g., 'Some natural fraction of people are homosexuals and who really cares if someone is gay?')

Both movements were, as I see it, taken over by people with a political and social engineering interest.  These engineers leveraged the momentum of these perfectly reasonable and necessary movements for their own goals and thereby turned them into a charade.  Very counterproductive.  If the legitimate people of both movements would have quit while they were ahead and rejected the usurpers, the world would have moved forward.  Now both movements are a joke and increasingly seen as a threat to humanity (by me at least.)

judiakabimbabo2 months ago (edited)
How can eve be in a relationship with a snake? I mean the snake can't possibly offer her anything...sexual? The snake doesn't even have a pointy organ to do it...
   
 Mykola Zekter
Mykola Zekter2 months ago
+judiakabimbabo the snake IS a pointy organ.
   
 judiakabimbabo
judiakabimbabo2 months ago
+Mykola Zekter wow i had NOO idea...thanks for letting me know what was already obvious. 
   
 Mykola Zekter
Mykola Zekter2 months ago
+judiakabimbabo you're welcome
 


Those Google bots are getting very clever. After the gay Adam and Eve they recommended that I watch this

Microsoft banned commercial

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oINYoy98JJo

Adam and Eve in the Friend Zone
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZHZsleyKons

RE:: Going to the dogs...Adam and Eve, the gay version...The Dutch. Insurance commercial.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zKAW96N-Vms

Presume thou not to speak for thy great queen. She trusts my judgment, e'en as thou shouldst do. Thou dost assume too much, with pride too great

Quit projecting your own thoughts onto me... you don't know me, quit pretending you do

You neither know me, Trump nor even yourself... quit playing games kid

How in the fuck did that weirdo French shit get here?? It´s sheer decadence. Europe is going to the dogs and very fast.

Sure.

I live here. No commercials in the evening. Don't know during the day I never watch TV during the day.

Are you sure there are no commercials?  

Stop trolling Willikon. You were talking about the taxes funded channel. There is no commercial in those channels.