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I wonder if Michaela and Bonnie know that Mike posted this?
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Political Roundtable / Re: biden's mystery
« Last post by rainman2 on Today at 07:27:06 PM »


Biden was half senile by then and half the time didn't know what day it was. He also mispoke/lied sometimes because he actually thought he did those things.

Look where Trump is now!  Trump being senile is a complete understatement!
25th amendment too many times!
Some of the Trump comments are doozies!
Biden is in the past, Trump is today!
Thanks for describing Trump perfectly!
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Political Roundtable / Re: Execution Livestreamed
« Last post by andrew on Today at 07:25:57 PM »
… Public executions are not a medieval and cruel. They are what a society does when it still believes some crimes are evil enough to deserve death, and that the public has a right to see justice done instead of being handed a press release 25 years after the crime was committed.
… We already know this works in principle, because we used to do it. It continued until the mid 1930s. The Bible did not treat capital punishment as a private administrative duty. Stoning happened at the gate, in front of the people, with the witnesses throwing the first stone, specifically so that “all Israel shall hear and fear.”
… The point was not spectacle, as many are suggesting. The point was not entertainment or pleasure. The point was that murder, and the other crimes that destroy a community, would not be processed in a windowless room and then forgotten by lunch.
… We replaced that with a system in which the worst offenders disappear into a bureaucracy, appeals drag on for decades, and the only people who ever actually witness the consequence are lawyers.
… Everyone else is told that caring about the victim’s family, or wanting the punishment to be visible, is bloodlust. Of course, that’s nonsense. It is actually the normal human insistence that evil not be tolerated, managed, and hidden.
 
… A hidden execution teaches nothing. A public execution teaches that we have a line, that crossing it has a cost, and that the community, not a government committee, is the one enforcing it
 … If that makes you uncomfortable, good.
 … The alternative is a culture that flinches at the punishment and shrugs at the crime. We have already tried that. It has not produced less violence. It has produced more violence and less justice.
… there is a learning curve to this thing called ‘civilization’ … some of it is not very pleasant  …

… perhaps it will be realized that a Biblical response is just exactly what God desires most all of the time






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Moore's colt just won the $350,000 2yo trotting colt OSS Gold Super Final.....beating a 1-9 shot.

Before tonight.....2026 10 starts 4 wins 3 seconds 0 thirds with earnings of $334,232

He was an $80,000 yearling purchase IIRC.
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Harness Racing / Re: Jennifer Petrelli drugging horses
« Last post by G on Today at 07:18:54 PM »
ngc3

This is what FATSO pays, dummies  ngc3
the story was probably made up by you Mike. What a sad life you have
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Harness Racing / Re: sears
« Last post by G on Today at 07:18:04 PM »
Brian's always had a great set of hands. He's a good friend of mine it's nice to see doing well.
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Harness Racing / Re: Red Mile Saturday
« Last post by JT on Today at 07:17:12 PM »
You got the 7 home at CT, sweet start  ngc3
That ticket should be a lock at this point  tmbz1
That was the hardest hurdle
Now just a few upsets, but not to crazy ngc3
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Political Roundtable / more biden lies
« Last post by andrew on Today at 07:15:54 PM »
During a Sept. 14 speech, Biden claimed he taught “political theory” at the University of Pennsylvania. Despite being named an honorary professor and receiving nearly $1 million from the university, there is no evidence Biden ever taught classes at UPenn.

During an Aug. 30 press conference addressing Hurricane Idalia, Biden falsely claimed he and his family couldn’t live at their home “for about seven months” after a lightning strike and subsequent fire
.“Lightning struck my house. We had to the be out of that house for about seven months while it was repaired because so much damage was done to the house and half the house almost collapsed,” the president claimed.
A quick scroll through this lie tracker demonstrates this isn’t the first time Biden has issued this made-up story. According to an Associated Press report, the lightning strike Biden often refers to caused a “small” kitchen fire at his Delaware home in 2004 and was contained by firefighters within 20 minutes.

During an Aug. 28 White House event, Biden falsely claimed he “literally, not figuratively,” talked former South Carolina Sen. Strom Thurmond into “voting for the Civil Rights Act” before the latter died.
There are numerous holes in the president’s baseless claim, the first of which is the fact that Biden was only 21 years old when the Civil Rights Act passed on June 19, 1964. Biden wasn’t elected to the U.S. Senate until he was 29. Moreover, Thurmond not only voted against the 1964 Civil Rights Act; he died decades after the measure’s passage (in 2003).

While speaking at anFirst, there are only Seven Wonders of the World, not nine. Secondly, the Grand Canyon is not considered to be one of them.
First, there are only Seven Wonders of the World, not nine. Secondly, the Grand Canyon is not considered to be one of them.

While speaking at the Air Force Academy’s June 1, 2023, graduation ceremony, Biden claimed he “applied to the Naval Academy” and “was picked by a senator,” despite there being no evidence those things happened. He told a similar tale last year at the Naval Academy’s graduation ceremony, when he claimed he was “appointed to the [U.S. Naval] Academy in 1965.” That narrative was obviously false, as Biden graduated from the University of Delaware in 1965.











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Harness Racing / Question,,,should racism be tolerated on this website??
« Last post by G on Today at 07:12:49 PM »
Mike/Sweet: Ant would wish your daughters raped by a bunch of niggers then set on fire...I miss him so much!  ngc3
Today at 10:01:24 AM

Mike/Sweet: Where's MikeAnt when you need him  ngc3
Today at 09:59:54 AM
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Harness Racing / Re: Red Mile Saturday
« Last post by Trigger on Today at 07:11:21 PM »
Looks like Doc Moore got the good stuff  ngc3
Watch out for Beau Jangles tonight  ngc3

You got the 7 home at CT, sweet start  ngc3
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  • JT: Not what I said at all ngc3 I said that 4 starts in 4 weeks or 5 in 6 weeks is tough on any 2 year old regardless the level of competition
    Today at 07:34:43 PM
  • darnoldrocks: 2 year olds don't need rest ???  I disagree.
    Today at 07:30:30 PM
  • JT: Well, any 2 year old that is tough, level is really irrelevant
    Today at 07:25:49 PM
  • darnoldrocks: Between the 11th and 26th.   DAJC racing 4 weeks in a row is tough at this level.
    Today at 07:24:34 PM
  • JT: I gotcha  tmbz.. he is a nice colt, but that was a fast mile with fast fractions
    Today at 07:24:14 PM
  • JT: He's raced 5 of the last 6 weeks? What rest are you speaking of?
    Today at 07:22:48 PM
  • darnoldrocks: I like his 2 week rest between the 11th and 26th.   Races 3 weeks in a row vs DAJC going 4 weeks in a row.
    Today at 07:22:11 PM
  • JT: He is a nice colt, but what rest. He raced 8 days ago
    Today at 07:18:12 PM
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