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what hypocrisy are you talking about?
That lady's chin though.
what hypocrisy are you talking about?
Moore advocating violence.
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How is putting your body on the live violent, Chris?Moore advocating violence.
Explain.
Damm you are not very bright
Leave safety behind. Put your body on the line. Stand before the people you fear and speak your mind - even if your voice shakes. When you least expect it, someone may actually listen to what you have to say. Well-aimed slingshots can topple giants.
lol nonviolent old lady quote
Look at this violent terrorist:
LOOK AT HER!
old ladies can be mean they hire hitman see clinton
Trump’s ambassador to Estonia just quit his 33-year post for the best reason
U.S. ambassador to Estonia, James D. Melville Jr., a career diplomat and member of the senior foreign service ranks, announced to friends Friday that he was resigning in direct response to Trump’s own words.
“A Foreign Service Officer’s DNA is programmed to support policy and we’re schooled right from the start,
that if there ever comes a point where one can no longer do so, particularly if one is in a position of leadership,
the honorable course is to resign,”
Melville wrote in a private Facebook post obtained by Foreign Policy.
“Having served under six presidents and 11 secretaries of state,
I never really thought it would reach that point for me.”
Melville has served as a diplomat for 33 years and as ambassador to Estonia since 2015. He was due to retire soon but decided to accelerate his timeline after Trump’s latest international gaffe.
“For the President to say the
EU was ‘set up to take advantage of the United States, to attack our piggy bank,’
or that
‘NATO is as bad as NAFTA’
is not only factually wrong, but proves to me that it’s time to go,”
“I leave willingly and with deep gra ude for being able to serve my nation with integrity for many years, and
with great confidence that America, which is and has always been, great,
will someday return to being right,”
Melville is just the latest in a string of senior U.S. diplomats who have resigned because of Trump and his policies.
“It means a lot when someone who’s had it all in their career just says, ‘I can’t do this any longer,’”
https://washingtonpress.com/2018/06/29/estonia/
"will someday return to being right,”G M A F B
The damage the Trash and Repugs are doing to the Federal govt and to the USA will last many years, just like invading Iraq for Oil has last 15 years.
The oligarchy's strategy is destruction of govt, along with owning the residue to continue looting, raping, fleecing America.
Hard to build, easy to destroy.
“Here’s your problem—it looks like you’re paying attention to what’s going on.”
DRAWN THE SWAMP!
"We must harass them at gas stations and grocery stores!"
"God is on our side!"
"Put your body on the line!"
Pavlov: "Sounds good to me!"
You didn't answer the question:
How is putting your body on the line violent, Chris?
Explain.
It implies a fight or a battle, even a war. Violence is a product of all 3.
We're talking about Michael Moore, not "the old lady" Pavlov.
I agree with Michael Moore's implication that "your body on the line" means your life on the line, which means violent revolution to defeat the oligarchy ing us all every day in every way.
The oligarchy $Ts in wealth is of course power. There's no stopping or even diminishing the oligarchy.
As history has shown, such dominant, predatory, oppressive power is NEVER given away, but must be taken away.
Dave Eggers: A Cultural Vacuum in Trump’s White House
This White House has been, and is likely to remain, home to the first presidency in American history that is almost completely devoid of culture. In the 17 months that Donald Trump has been in office,
he has hosted only a few artists of any kind.
One was the gun fetishist Ted Nugent.
Another was Kid Rock. They went together (and with Sarah Palin). Neither performed
Mr. Trump disparaged the play “Hamilton” and
a few weeks later attacked Meryl Streep.
He has said he does not have time to read books
Mr. Trump has tweeted about only one work of literature since the beginning of his presidency: Michael Wolff’s “Fire and Fury.” It was not an endorsement.
Every great civilization has fostered great art,
while authoritarian regimes customarily see artists as either nuisances, enemies of the state or tools for the creation of propaganda.
It’s crucial to note that the White House’s support of the arts has never been partisan.
No matter their political differences, presidents and artists have been able to find common ground in the celebration of American art and in the artists’ respect for the office of the presidency.
Admittedly,
at a time when Mr. Trump’s policies have forcibly separated children from their asylum-seeking parents
— taking the most vulnerable children from the most vulnerable adults —
the White House’s at ude toward the arts seems relatively unimportant.
But with art comes empathy.
It allows us to look through someone else’s eyes and know their strivings and struggles.
It expands the moral imagination and
makes it impossible to accept the dehumanization of others.
When we are without art,
we are a diminished people — myopic, unlearned and cruel.
https://www.nytimes.com/2018/06/29/o...er=rss&emc=rss
So what specific violence are you implying from that phrase, Chris?
Any kind of violence that you can imagine Pavlov. I wasn't referring to specific violence.
So basically any sentence can be construed as a call to warlike violence.
OK.
Sure you go with that.
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