Werewolf said:

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ncsualum05 said:

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Completely independent of what was posted related to Tucker I was thinking about this the other day. Indictments, trials, the whole mess. If he continues on and they can't stop him that way I think they are going to try to kill him. I hope I'm wrong. 2024 is going to be a horrible turbulent year on the streets regardless as it always is on election years.

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"They," who?

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Clueless and you haven't a clue that you are.

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Civilized said:

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Werewolf said:

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Civilized said:

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ncsualum05 said:

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Completely independent of what was posted related to Tucker I was thinking about this the other day. Indictments, trials, the whole mess. If he continues on and they can't stop him that way I think they are going to try to kill him. I hope I'm wrong. 2024 is going to be a horrible turbulent year on the streets regardless as it always is on election years.

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"They," who?

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Clueless and you haven't a clue that you are.

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Tucker trying to normalize loony conspiracies has you downright giddy I bet.

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Civilized said:

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ncsualum05 said:

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Completely independent of what was posted related to Tucker I was thinking about this the other day. Indictments, trials, the whole mess. If he continues on and they can't stop him that way I think they are going to try to kill him. I hope I'm wrong. 2024 is going to be a horrible turbulent year on the streets regardless as it always is on election years.

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"They," who?

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Civilized said:

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Werewolf said:

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Civilized said:

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ncsualum05 said:

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Completely independent of what was posted related to Tucker I was thinking about this the other day. Indictments, trials, the whole mess. If he continues on and they can't stop him that way I think they are going to try to kill him. I hope I'm wrong. 2024 is going to be a horrible turbulent year on the streets regardless as it always is on election years.

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"They," who?

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Clueless and you haven't a clue that you are.

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Tucker trying to normalize loony conspiracies has you downright giddy I bet.

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Oldsouljer said:

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Civilized said:

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Werewolf said:

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Civilized said:

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ncsualum05 said:

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Completely independent of what was posted related to Tucker I was thinking about this the other day. Indictments, trials, the whole mess. If he continues on and they can't stop him that way I think they are going to try to kill him. I hope I'm wrong. 2024 is going to be a horrible turbulent year on the streets regardless as it always is on election years.

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"They," who?

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Clueless and you haven't a clue that you are.

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Tucker trying to normalize loony conspiracies has you downright giddy I bet.

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Biden has pretty much ratified all conspiracy theories previously considered to be loony.

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caryking said:

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Not sure where to put this; however, since what's going on is clearly election interference, I'll put here…

Some legal eagles on our side claim the classified docs case is a slam dunk and stronger than J6 case. I disagree.

Smith will have to prove a number of things. First, that the 191 or so docs collected by archives in Jan 2022 were actually “classified” and Trump had no right to… https://t.co/et6xZQuhCe

— Julie Kelly 🇺🇸 (@julie_kelly2) September 23, 2023

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SmaptyWolf said:

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caryking said:

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Not sure where to put this; however, since what's going on is clearly election interference, I'll put here…

Some legal eagles on our side claim the classified docs case is a slam dunk and stronger than J6 case. I disagree.

Smith will have to prove a number of things. First, that the 191 or so docs collected by archives in Jan 2022 were actually “classified” and Trump had no right to… https://t.co/et6xZQuhCe

— Julie Kelly 🇺🇸 (@julie_kelly2) September 23, 2023

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Yes, Trump keeps interfering with the election by getting caught on tape doing ridiculously illegal things. You'd almost think the only reason he ran again (knowing he can't win) was to try to sidestep the 9,475 indictments that he knew were coming.

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Hey, Civ! It only cost me $80.00 to fill up my domestically manufactured cross-over SUV with Plus today down here on the coast... when are all those cyclical adjustments that you say always happen and have nothing to do with "Trump going out of office and Biden coming in" going to happen?!?!?

You are barely over a month away from three years for that cyclical pendulum to swing that you swore were the ONLY reason for these prices we have?!?!?

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Hey Storm, love you buddy. Missed you. Glad you reached out.

I think you're oversimplifying what I said just a skosh.

What I've said on here before about inflation and oil prices is that there are a bunch of different drivers, not that Biden has no responsibility in it. Did Biden's stimulus (the third stimulus; first two were Teflon Don's) contribute to inflation? Likely did, in some small part. Did his green energy stance reduce manufacturing appetite, which reduced supply, and drove gas prices up? Maybe but seems nebulous and fairly unlikely.

Domestic crude oil production is now in excess of what it was pre-COVID so it's seems more like domestic producers sharply curtailed production when COVID hit and it took them awhile to catch up after travel demand was normal again. Production has been rising steadily ever since it bottomed in 2020. We saw the same phenomenon with lumber. Way easier and quicker to cut production than to ramp back up. Regardless, production is back up but prices are still up too.

I read an economics article in the last couple of weeks that 'Excuse-flation' has been a demonstrably primary driver of inflation, perhaps moreso even than supply-side problems. Corporate profits from 2020-2023 have reached record levels. Oil companies had banner years in 2022. Biggest profits ever. That's ben curtailed some this year but Exxon's Q2 profits this year were still the biggest in over a decade.

Inflation is a worldwide macroeconomic issue with a bunch of drivers and essentially every developed nation in the world has been struggling with it over the last couple of years. Biden ain't their president so it's fair to intuit that there are drivers of inflation that have nothing to do with Sleepy Joe. OPEC, Ukraine war, global supply chains, and corporate profit increases all played huge parts. And our inflation rate is better than most other developed nations so it could definitely be worse.

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SmaptyWolf said:

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Civilized said:

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TheStorm said:

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Hey, Civ! It only cost me $80.00 to fill up my domestically manufactured cross-over SUV with Plus today down here on the coast... when are all those cyclical adjustments that you say always happen and have nothing to do with "Trump going out of office and Biden coming in" going to happen?!?!?

You are barely over a month away from three years for that cyclical pendulum to swing that you swore were the ONLY reason for these prices we have?!?!?

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Hey Storm, love you buddy. Missed you. Glad you reached out.

I think you're oversimplifying what I said just a skosh.

What I've said on here before about inflation and oil prices is that there are a bunch of different drivers, not that Biden has no responsibility in it. Did Biden's stimulus (the third stimulus; first two were Teflon Don's) contribute to inflation? Likely did, in some small part. Did his green energy stance reduce manufacturing appetite, which reduced supply, and drove gas prices up? Maybe but seems nebulous and fairly unlikely.

Domestic crude oil production is now in excess of what it was pre-COVID so it's seems more like domestic producers sharply curtailed production when COVID hit and it took them awhile to catch up after travel demand was normal again. Production has been rising steadily ever since it bottomed in 2020. We saw the same phenomenon with lumber. Way easier and quicker to cut production than to ramp back up. Regardless, production is back up but prices are still up too.

I read an economics article in the last couple of weeks that 'Excuse-flation' has been a demonstrably primary driver of inflation, perhaps moreso even than supply-side problems. Corporate profits from 2020-2023 have reached record levels. Oil companies had banner years in 2022. Biggest profits ever. That's ben curtailed some this year but Exxon's Q2 profits this year were still the biggest in over a decade.

Inflation is a worldwide macroeconomic issue with a bunch of drivers and essentially every developed nation in the world has been struggling with it over the last couple of years. Biden ain't their president so it's fair to intuit that there are drivers of inflation that have nothing to do with Sleepy Joe. OPEC, Ukraine war, global supply chains, and corporate profit increases all played huge parts. And our inflation rate is better than most other developed nations so it could definitely be worse.

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I know Storm prefers conspiracies to all of that "oil prices are set globally" macroeconomic mumbo jumbo, so here's a good one:

The Saudi prince, who single handedly CAN affect oil prices, made it pretty clear he'd prefer Trump win the next election, since Trump actually thinks it's cool that he can just behead people. Birds of a feather. Oh, and the prince also gave Jared Kushner 2 billion dollars, no questions asked for some reason... should probably look into that after we're done with Hunter Biden, I dunno.

Soooo, something tells me gas prices will continue to climb until just before the election. For some reason.

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packgrad said:

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SmaptyWolf said:

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Civilized said:

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TheStorm said:

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Hey, Civ! It only cost me $80.00 to fill up my domestically manufactured cross-over SUV with Plus today down here on the coast... when are all those cyclical adjustments that you say always happen and have nothing to do with "Trump going out of office and Biden coming in" going to happen?!?!?

You are barely over a month away from three years for that cyclical pendulum to swing that you swore were the ONLY reason for these prices we have?!?!?

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Hey Storm, love you buddy. Missed you. Glad you reached out.

I think you're oversimplifying what I said just a skosh.

What I've said on here before about inflation and oil prices is that there are a bunch of different drivers, not that Biden has no responsibility in it. Did Biden's stimulus (the third stimulus; first two were Teflon Don's) contribute to inflation? Likely did, in some small part. Did his green energy stance reduce manufacturing appetite, which reduced supply, and drove gas prices up? Maybe but seems nebulous and fairly unlikely.

Domestic crude oil production is now in excess of what it was pre-COVID so it's seems more like domestic producers sharply curtailed production when COVID hit and it took them awhile to catch up after travel demand was normal again. Production has been rising steadily ever since it bottomed in 2020. We saw the same phenomenon with lumber. Way easier and quicker to cut production than to ramp back up. Regardless, production is back up but prices are still up too.

I read an economics article in the last couple of weeks that 'Excuse-flation' has been a demonstrably primary driver of inflation, perhaps moreso even than supply-side problems. Corporate profits from 2020-2023 have reached record levels. Oil companies had banner years in 2022. Biggest profits ever. That's ben curtailed some this year but Exxon's Q2 profits this year were still the biggest in over a decade.

Inflation is a worldwide macroeconomic issue with a bunch of drivers and essentially every developed nation in the world has been struggling with it over the last couple of years. Biden ain't their president so it's fair to intuit that there are drivers of inflation that have nothing to do with Sleepy Joe. OPEC, Ukraine war, global supply chains, and corporate profit increases all played huge parts. And our inflation rate is better than most other developed nations so it could definitely be worse.

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I know Storm prefers conspiracies to all of that "oil prices are set globally" macroeconomic mumbo jumbo, so here's a good one:

The Saudi prince, who single handedly CAN affect oil prices, made it pretty clear he'd prefer Trump win the next election, since Trump actually thinks it's cool that he can just behead people. Birds of a feather. Oh, and the prince also gave Jared Kushner 2 billion dollars, no questions asked for some reason... should probably look into that after we're done with Hunter Biden, I dunno.

Soooo, something tells me gas prices will continue to climb until just before the election. For some reason.

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Speaking of believing nonsense conspiracies, get your booster, Smapty. It will stop the spread of Covid!!! Lol. Baaaa

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SmaptyWolf said:

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packgrad said:

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SmaptyWolf said:

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Civilized said:

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TheStorm said:

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Hey, Civ! It only cost me $80.00 to fill up my domestically manufactured cross-over SUV with Plus today down here on the coast... when are all those cyclical adjustments that you say always happen and have nothing to do with "Trump going out of office and Biden coming in" going to happen?!?!?

You are barely over a month away from three years for that cyclical pendulum to swing that you swore were the ONLY reason for these prices we have?!?!?

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Hey Storm, love you buddy. Missed you. Glad you reached out.

I think you're oversimplifying what I said just a skosh.

What I've said on here before about inflation and oil prices is that there are a bunch of different drivers, not that Biden has no responsibility in it. Did Biden's stimulus (the third stimulus; first two were Teflon Don's) contribute to inflation? Likely did, in some small part. Did his green energy stance reduce manufacturing appetite, which reduced supply, and drove gas prices up? Maybe but seems nebulous and fairly unlikely.

Domestic crude oil production is now in excess of what it was pre-COVID so it's seems more like domestic producers sharply curtailed production when COVID hit and it took them awhile to catch up after travel demand was normal again. Production has been rising steadily ever since it bottomed in 2020. We saw the same phenomenon with lumber. Way easier and quicker to cut production than to ramp back up. Regardless, production is back up but prices are still up too.

I read an economics article in the last couple of weeks that 'Excuse-flation' has been a demonstrably primary driver of inflation, perhaps moreso even than supply-side problems. Corporate profits from 2020-2023 have reached record levels. Oil companies had banner years in 2022. Biggest profits ever. That's ben curtailed some this year but Exxon's Q2 profits this year were still the biggest in over a decade.

Inflation is a worldwide macroeconomic issue with a bunch of drivers and essentially every developed nation in the world has been struggling with it over the last couple of years. Biden ain't their president so it's fair to intuit that there are drivers of inflation that have nothing to do with Sleepy Joe. OPEC, Ukraine war, global supply chains, and corporate profit increases all played huge parts. And our inflation rate is better than most other developed nations so it could definitely be worse.

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I know Storm prefers conspiracies to all of that "oil prices are set globally" macroeconomic mumbo jumbo, so here's a good one:

The Saudi prince, who single handedly CAN affect oil prices, made it pretty clear he'd prefer Trump win the next election, since Trump actually thinks it's cool that he can just behead people. Birds of a feather. Oh, and the prince also gave Jared Kushner 2 billion dollars, no questions asked for some reason... should probably look into that after we're done with Hunter Biden, I dunno.

Soooo, something tells me gas prices will continue to climb until just before the election. For some reason.

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Speaking of believing nonsense conspiracies, get your booster, Smapty. It will stop the spread of Covid!!! Lol. Baaaa

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Actually, Trump and I are gonna carpool and get our boosters together. You should listen to him.

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packgrad said:

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SmaptyWolf said:

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packgrad said:

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SmaptyWolf said:

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Civilized said:

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TheStorm said:

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Hey, Civ! It only cost me $80.00 to fill up my domestically manufactured cross-over SUV with Plus today down here on the coast... when are all those cyclical adjustments that you say always happen and have nothing to do with "Trump going out of office and Biden coming in" going to happen?!?!?

You are barely over a month away from three years for that cyclical pendulum to swing that you swore were the ONLY reason for these prices we have?!?!?

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Hey Storm, love you buddy. Missed you. Glad you reached out.

I think you're oversimplifying what I said just a skosh.

What I've said on here before about inflation and oil prices is that there are a bunch of different drivers, not that Biden has no responsibility in it. Did Biden's stimulus (the third stimulus; first two were Teflon Don's) contribute to inflation? Likely did, in some small part. Did his green energy stance reduce manufacturing appetite, which reduced supply, and drove gas prices up? Maybe but seems nebulous and fairly unlikely.

Domestic crude oil production is now in excess of what it was pre-COVID so it's seems more like domestic producers sharply curtailed production when COVID hit and it took them awhile to catch up after travel demand was normal again. Production has been rising steadily ever since it bottomed in 2020. We saw the same phenomenon with lumber. Way easier and quicker to cut production than to ramp back up. Regardless, production is back up but prices are still up too.

I read an economics article in the last couple of weeks that 'Excuse-flation' has been a demonstrably primary driver of inflation, perhaps moreso even than supply-side problems. Corporate profits from 2020-2023 have reached record levels. Oil companies had banner years in 2022. Biggest profits ever. That's ben curtailed some this year but Exxon's Q2 profits this year were still the biggest in over a decade.

Inflation is a worldwide macroeconomic issue with a bunch of drivers and essentially every developed nation in the world has been struggling with it over the last couple of years. Biden ain't their president so it's fair to intuit that there are drivers of inflation that have nothing to do with Sleepy Joe. OPEC, Ukraine war, global supply chains, and corporate profit increases all played huge parts. And our inflation rate is better than most other developed nations so it could definitely be worse.

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I know Storm prefers conspiracies to all of that "oil prices are set globally" macroeconomic mumbo jumbo, so here's a good one:

The Saudi prince, who single handedly CAN affect oil prices, made it pretty clear he'd prefer Trump win the next election, since Trump actually thinks it's cool that he can just behead people. Birds of a feather. Oh, and the prince also gave Jared Kushner 2 billion dollars, no questions asked for some reason... should probably look into that after we're done with Hunter Biden, I dunno.

Soooo, something tells me gas prices will continue to climb until just before the election. For some reason.

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Speaking of believing nonsense conspiracies, get your booster, Smapty. It will stop the spread of Covid!!! Lol. Baaaa

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Actually, Trump and I are gonna carpool and get our boosters together. You should listen to him.

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TDS boy can't even comment without "Trump!!!". Get your booster, Sheepty.

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The political prosecution of Trump is an obvious attempt by Biden/Dem elite to drain Trump’s attention and resources. Their actions expose their utter contempt for democracy and the rule of law—and makes laughable all of their verbiage about “protecting democracies around the… pic.twitter.com/WqCnkhGoMA

— Tulsi Gabbard 🌺 (@TulsiGabbard) September 24, 2023

Werewolf said:

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Tulsi is a liberal but also a great patriot in the mold of freedom caucus member Matt Gaetz. We need more representation like these two patriots.

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