Obviously you don’t buy his propaganda either. 
Its still a search engine and “broadcasting news”
Well, if you don’t use a site, and the worl drevolves around you, then you ar eprone to ma king all kinds of azz umputions.
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I’m a old 
Well, no that’s not even close to portraying what I said. But since you completely failed to understand my point I’ll give it another shot:
The point that I established is that a dairy fire that kills thousands of head of livestock is only considered to be the result of terrorism by people who have embraced the government’s explanation that everything that goes wrong is in America must be the result of terrorism, and that increased oppression of Freedom is necessary to protect us against terrorism. That’s BS and anyone who believes it has been brainwashed by The Agenda.
The reality is that it is not at all uncommon for their to be “accidents” that occur in the large corporate food production facilities that are tied to failing economics. At times they may include deliberate acts of insurance fraud, such as using a fire to get insurance to pay for the replacement of a herd that was already damaged due to a disease breakout that is not covered by insurance.
I made no comments whatsoever to claim that any mega-dairy should be destroyed. I don’t condone the destruction of anyone’s property and I totally oppose such actions in the quest for political gain.
I take issue with the repeating mantra to Kill Wall Street and the implication that privately held corporations are inherently evil and must be killed or destroyed. Bear in mind that we are using this discussion forum thanks to the courtesy of a corporation who has provided it for it’s customers.
Verizon bought them IIRC.
“Wall Street is ultimately our enemy and for us to succeed it must fail.”
I have no interest in destroying the American financial system. Count me out.
No I do not agree to anything that you have said, including your purposeful mischaracterizations of what I have said. I am firmly against the agenda of destroying other peoples property to foster a political agenda.
Who I prefer to buy from and what businesses I choose to patronize are individual decisions on my part that are not subject to your knowledge, review or approval. I won’t discuss how I spend my money as my spending behaviors are not at issue. My comments are limited to condemning the proposed methods to destroy the American financial system in the misguided belief that something good will come of it.
I’m for constructive change not destructive change.
Okay so I have an idea.
The women athletes are offended by ones with “Outies” down there taking all the trophies (as they should be) in the Men’s division.
The ones with “Innies” down there are offended by not taking any trophies in the men’s divisions.
Start a whole new division labeled “Innies vs Outies dismorphia” branch and let them compete against themselves.
Do you mean to let them just “beat” themselves?
Yup!
I feel for you.
“Your share of the cost of this Freeway is…. All Of It.”
The "X"FL brand is already there.
Oh the fun we could have with that league 
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Tucker Carlson has broken his silence since Monday’s surprise announcement that he was fired from Fox News. In a more-than-two-minute video posted to his Twitt…
OKOK we get it – every one of your posts tells us that large corporations are all evil. Maybe it would be best if you moved that discussion to it’s own thread so we don’t keep taking Breaking News on a tangent.
Jammo – sorry, replied to the wrong guy!
Back to Breaking News:
Here is the last public speaking event by Carlson prior to being fired by Fox. I found it useful to set aside the Fox TV agenda and get a glimpse into the real Tucker Johnson. OOPS! I mean Tucker Carlson.
He makes some interesting comments about the character of weak people vs. strong people; the power of speaking the truth; child mutilation; abortion; good vs. evil; destruction a means of conflating theological goals with political policy goals; gold; ammunition; relationships and the value of keeping hard copies of books.
Some people have commented that his comments on religion, child sacrifice and destruction were particularly troubling to Rupert Murdoch, who supposedly does not like openly discussing religions. Some have opined that his speech at the Heritage Foundation contributed to his dismissal from Fox, while the MSM is adamant in telling us that the text messages about Dominion that they keep quoting are what actually got him fired.
In good news for the Upstate, FN is building a new plant in Liberty, SC.
Saw that on the news this morning.