379 responses to “Sandbox – 29sep18”

1. 

   fish

   03 October 2018

   Posted by: Don Bessee | 03 October 2018 at 05:48 PM
   The Ponytail of Ignorance is perfectly happy with organized religion(s) when they are avowedly socialist in political orientation!
   Really Punch…..The National Council of Churches? You’re not even trying anymore! They’ve been in the pockets of socialists since 1908!
   What a yutz!

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2. 

   Don Bessee

   03 October 2018

   Its always nice that the socialist/dems overplay their hand, this time to our benefit in the mid terms –
   https://www.breitbart.com/big-government/2018/10/03/republicans-outraged-by-brett-kavanaugh-circus-now-match-democrats-in-voter-enthusiasm/
   😉

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3. 

   Todd Juvinall

   03 October 2018

   Paul Emery | 03 October 2018 at 05:39 PM
   The druids are part of that conglomeration and if I recall the Druids were into sheep. I think your creds are very poor.

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4. 

   Paul Emery

   03 October 2018

   They represent 40 million Christians and 38 denominations.
   Also the provided link notes: “Last week, America Magazine also called for Kavanaugh’s withdrawal, rescinding its previous endorsement of the nominee. The national magazine is published by Jesuits, a Catholic religious order for men also known as the Society of Jesus.”
   Here is a list of member churches.
   African Methodist Episcopal Church
   African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church
   Alliance of Baptists
   American Baptist Churches USA
   Diocese of the Armenian Church of America
   Assyrian Church of the East
   Christian Church (Disciples of Christ)
   Christian Methodist Episcopal Church
   Church of the Brethren
   Community of Christ
   Coptic Orthodox Church in North America
   Ecumenical Catholic Communion
   Episcopal Church in the United States of America
   Evangelical Lutheran Church in America
   Friends United Meeting of the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers)
   Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America
   Hungarian Reformed Church in America
   International Council of Community Churches
   Korean Presbyterian Church in America
   Malankara Orthodox Syrian Church, American diocese
   Mar Thoma Church
   Moravian Church in America
   National Baptist Convention of America
   National Baptist Convention, USA, Inc.
   National Missionary Baptist Convention of America
   Orthodox Church in America
   Patriarchal Parishes of the Russian Orthodox Church in the USA
   Philadelphia Yearly Meeting of the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers)
   Polish National Catholic Church
   Presbyterian Church (USA)
   Progressive National Baptist Convention, Inc.
   Reformed Church in America
   Serbian Orthodox Church in the USA and Canada
   Swedenborgian Church of North America
   Syriac Orthodox Church of Antioch, archdiocese of the Eastern U.S.A.
   Ukrainian Orthodox Church of the USA
   United Church of Christ
   United Methodist Church

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5. 

   Walt

   03 October 2018

   So? Besides. NEVER herd of’m. They hold no water, have no effect on my life.
   No Paul, not playing your game.
   The Judge has been cleared. The word is getting out. “NO credible accusations”
   You complain about lies? But your religion has no problem with it.
   So, you have no bitch. Consider them converts.
   I bet you have lied plenty. Unless your Jesus H. Christ. Somehow I won’t buy that even if you said so.

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6. 

   Paul Emery

   03 October 2018

   Episcopals, Methodists, Presbyterian, Baptists, Quakers, Lutherans, Greek Orthodox are all Socialists right Fish?

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7. 

   Don Bessee

   03 October 2018

   More fakenews from the drunken grey lady, using documents they were not entitled to ya po’ ol’ fakenewsman, you said that was not ok when it happened to shrillary. What say you now?
   All estate matters were handled by licensed attorneys, licensed CPAs (certified public accounts) and licensed real estate appraisers who followed all laws and rules strictly. All matters were filed with the IRS and New York taxing authorities.
   The returns and tax positions that The Times now attacks were examined in real time by the relevant taxing authorities. The taxing authorities requested a few minor adjustments, which were made, and then fully approved all of the tax filings. These matters have now been closed for more than a decade.
   President Trump had virtually no involvement whatsoever with these matters. The affairs were handled by other Trump family members who were not experts themselves and therefore relied entirely upon the aforementioned licensed professionals to ensure full compliance with the law
   https://www.usatoday.com/story/opinion/2018/10/03/donald-trump-had-virtually-no-involvement-editorials-debates/1514082002/
   😉

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8. 

   Walt

   03 October 2018

   Not a good day for LIBs in the news.
   The Judge gets cleared.
   Funny business of spying on the Trump campaign.
   The DOXXing LIB tool goes to jail
   Polls closing in on any Proggy wins. (hell at least one is toast.)
   Keep up the donkey crap. We can use all the vote fertilizer you give us.

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9. 

   Paul Emery

   03 October 2018

   If he has nothing to hide why not release his tax returns Don?

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10. 

    Gregory

    03 October 2018

    Punchy 616pm
    So, the Jesuits publishing America magazine speak for all those churches? How many people who weren’t Jesuits were polled?
    My guess would be none were polled, the folks with editorial control spoke hoping the recipients would go along. In fact, I know a woman who was recently knighted by the Republic of Serbia and considers herself Serbian Orthodox who is horrified at the lack of due process and presumption of innocence given Kavanaugh, and fears for her sons going forward.
    Looking at the original piece in America Magazine, the following screed just pops:
    “When Republican leaders in the Senate refused even to hold hearings on the nomination of Judge Merrick Garland, they were not objecting to his qualifications or character but to the likely outcome of his vote on the court were he to be confirmed. When Senate Democrats were mostly united in opposition to Judge Kavanaugh well in advance of any hearings (and before any rumor of Dr. Blasey’s accusation was known), they were using the same calculus. While regrettable in both cases, such results are, as we have said before, the predictable outcome of the fact that “fundamental questions of social policy are increasingly referred to the court for adjudication as constitutional issues.”
    https://www.americamagazine.org/politics-society/2018/09/27/editors-it-time-kavanaugh-nomination-be-withdrawn
    In other words, this is about payback by the current minority party for Merrick Garland being ignored and so the current minority party has resorted to character assassination and ignoring of key American legal values, specifically due process and presumption of innocence.

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11. 

    Walt

    03 October 2018

    Sorry Paul.. No law says he must. Where was”O”‘s school records? SEALED!!! And why was that? What did he hide? Funny you didn’t give a crap then,, and still don’t. And that was you voted the first time for him.

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12. 

    Don Bessee

    03 October 2018

    The regular refuge of the pony tail of ignorance. Fail to address the issue and flip to another question. I guess that works in the Nevada city watering holes.
    So you are ok that the Trump family taxes were stolen? Trumps sister is a Federal Judge. I know its OK if its the socialist/dem supporters. Right? Did you even read the family lawyers statement or my post.
    Read yet still not comprehend.
    😉
    😉

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13. 

    George Rebane

    03 October 2018

    The Dems are now dissing the FBI about performing a faulty background examination. Wasn’t a split second ago that the Dems were on the Repubs’ case for dissing the FBI for doing actually that was wrong – sandbagging the DoJ on whether or not to prosecute an individual who clearly violated the law?
    M 406pm – What’s your point?
    PaulE 539pm – as I’ve explained many times before in these pages, Christians are NOT politically of one mind. Long ago they split into politically right and left factions, the latter in a desperate attempt to compromise Christian principles and tenets in order to hang on to union educated young people who have drunk the socialist kool-aid. Is that again one nuance too far for you?

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14. 

    Bill Tozer

    03 October 2018

    The truth seekers:
    https://mobile.twitter.com/tomselliott/status/1047139064950984704?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw
    🙂

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15. 

    fish

    03 October 2018

    Posted by: Paul Emery | 03 October 2018 at 06:29 PM
    I said National Council of Churches not the individual denominations Punch but if this is the latest thing that makes you happy…..have fun with it!

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16. 

    Don Bessee

    03 October 2018

    I am surprised that the po’ ol’ fakenewsman didn’t go there first! They do so love their revisionist history!
    https://www.breitbart.com/big-journalism/2018/10/03/yahoo-falsely-attributes-james-carvilles-trailer-park-paula-jones-slur-to-lindsey-graham/
    😉

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17. 

    Bill Tozer

    03 October 2018

    @ 7:11 pm
    James Carville was the orginal Swamp Creature. 🙂
    ———————
    Maddog the Warrior Monk:
    https://m.facebook.com/RowdyConservatives/photos/a.217983685002343/1447337638733602/?type=3&source=48
    —————-
    Trump text alert
    https://m.facebook.com/RowdyConservatives/photos/a.217983685002343/1447124468754919/?type=3&source=48

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18. 

    Todd Juvinall

    03 October 2018

    Paul Emery | 03 October 2018 at 06:16 PM
    We have over 800 non-profits in Nevada County. Your list is too funny.
    Trump got elected without exposing his tax returns which I have supported for them all. So the NYT can guess all it wants but we don’t care.

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19. 

    Walt

    03 October 2018

    Hey LIBS.
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3hIcKkKID8k
    In a way only Sammy could say it.

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20. 

    Bill Tozer

    03 October 2018

    Did the NYT with its 100,000 pages of tax returns, memos, interviews, and other filler (which they have held for a year now) mention the smoking gun, aka, Russia, Russian Collusion, and proof that Trump is in the pocket of Putin? Nary a word?
    Darn. And all this time the fakenews folks guareenteed that the tax returns hide the dirty secret that Trump was Putin’s puppet. It’s in the tax returns, it is I tell ya. Too funny. Trump became a billionaire and President with Russian money. Blackmail stuff!
    The only proof there is is how far the Leftinistas are detached from reality. Coo coo for Cocoa Puffs.
    https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=xBGpRLjNnzM

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21. 

    Walt

    03 October 2018

    OUCH!! Another win for Trump.(sorta)
    Another union bites the dust here in Ca… And guess what?
    It’s right here.
    https://www.theunion.com/news/local-news/eskaton-village-grass-valley-union-votes-to-disband/
    WOW pay raises too!!!!! No LIBS,, YOU didn’t do that.
    “With the collective bargaining agreement null and void, Eskaton Village Grass Valley was allowed to change its workers pay rates. It’s since told 102 employees they’re getting raises. Additionally, employees can now receive a free meal every shift — something impossible under the old agreement, Ryan said.”
    Tell us again how great unions are.

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22. 

    Bill Tozer

    03 October 2018

    How far are the academics detached from reality? Peer reviewed, no less.
    “As for the whole sexuality part of it, Wilson noted that owners were more likely to intervene when they saw two male dogs humping each other than they were when a male dog was humping a female dog — which she interpreted as potential evidence of some sort of internalized bias against homosexuality.
    Basically, the whole reasoning behind Wilson’s study is the belief that researching rape culture and sexuality among dogs in parks is a brilliant way to understand more about rape culture and sexuality among humans. This is, of course, idiotic. Why? Because humans are not dogs. That’s right: In case you haven’t noticed, there are quite a number of measurable differences between dogs and people, and the way that dogs interact with other dogs is actually quite different than the way that people interact with each other.
    To be fair, as Reason’s Robby Soave notes, Wilson was at least up-front about the limitations of her study. For example: She admits she has no way of knowing whether or not any given instance of dog-humping actually constituted rape:
    “It is difficult if not impossible to ascertain when canine sexual advances are un/wanted, or when they are rapes rather than performances of canine dominance, which introduces considerable unavoidable ambiguity in my interpretations of this variable,” she writes.
    No kidding.
    https://www.nationalreview.com/2018/06/dog-park-study-rape-culture-portland-ungendering-research-initiative/
    Wilson writes that her research involved “nearly 1000 hours of public observations of dogs and their human companions” at three dog parks in Portland, claiming that during her sojourns to these dog parks, there was “one dog rape/humping incident every 60 minutes.”
    “Dog parks are microcosms where hegemonic masculinist norms governing queering behavior and compulsory heterosexuality can be observed in a cross-species environment,” Wilson concluded.
    Due to this, dog parks remain “oppressive spaces that lock both humans and animals into hegemonic patterns of gender conformity,” she claims, adding that “oppressive patriarchal norms reach a zenith in dog parks, rendering them not only gendered spaces but spaces that exhibit and magnify toxic…themes intrinsic to gender binaries.”
    https://www.campusreform.org/?ID=11158
    I suppose chronic liars are detached from reality.

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23. 

    Bill Tozer

    03 October 2018

    Quotes:
    Imagine: “I’m not a drinker. I can honestly say I never had a beer in my life. … It’s one of my only good traits. I don’t drink. … Can you imagine if I had, what a mess I’d be.” —Donald Trump
    For the record: “I find it hilarious that now if you drank in college it’s disqualifying from seeking any position of power. Not only did most of the people saying that probably have one too many themselves, but you know who didn’t drink in college? Donald Trump.” —Lisa Boothe
    Non Compos Mentis: “[Ted Kennedy] stood up and owned moments where he knew he’d stepped over the line … and he wasn’t about to be nominated to a lifetime position. In fact, he said to the people of Massachusetts, if you think I shouldn’t stay here, then, you know — he took those returns and then he was elected another six times.” —John Kerry
    Hyper hypocrisy: “You have ask yourself why would anybody put themselves through this if they did not believe that they had important information to convey to the Senate. I found [Dr. Ford’s] presentation, I found her willingness to say ‘I don’t remember that but I remember this’ to be very convincing and I felt a great swell of pride that she would be willing to put herself out there under these circumstances.” —Hillary Clinton, who couldn’t deride accusations against her husband with enough ferocity
    Braying Jackass: “Ultimately [it’s] not whether he is innocent or guilty. … Have enough questions been raised that we should not move on to another candidate? … Move on to another candidate.” —Cory Booker
    That’s cute, coming from a flake: “[Kavanaugh’s] interaction with the members was sharp and partisan and that concerns me. And I tell myself you give a little leeway because of what he’s been through. But, on the other hand, we can’t have this on the Court. We simply can’t.” —Sen. Jeff Flake (R-AZ)
    Political futures: “What I can tell you with certainty — we’ll have an FBI report this week, and we’ll have a vote this week.” —Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell on Brett Kavanaugh’s nomination
    Hell hath frozen over: “As someone who voted against NAFTA and opposed it for many years, I knew it needed fixing. The president deserves praise for taking large steps to improve it.” —Senator Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY)
    … “I’m starting to think maybe Brett Kavanaugh didn’t actually do anything wrong.” —Jim Treacher
    And finally: [O’Rourke wrote].. “perma-smile actresses whose only qualifications seem to be their phenomenally large breasts and tight buttocks.”— the Columbia Daily Spectator
    ———
    https://babylonbee.com/news/everyone-waits-patiently-for-fbi-investigation-that-will-definitely-end-all-controversy/

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24. 

    Bill Tozer

    04 October 2018

    The Grievance Studies Scandal hoax isn’t just a problem for academia….nor is it a joke.
    http://thefederalist.com/2018/10/04/grievance-studies-scandal-isnt-just-problem-academia/

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25. 

    Don Bessee

    04 October 2018

    Here is one for the po’ ol’ pollhead –
    The Rasmussen Reports daily Presidential Tracking Poll for Thursday shows that 50% of Likely U.S. Voters approve of President Trump’s job performance. Forty-nine percent (49%) disapprove.
    http://www.rasmussenreports.com/public_content/politics/political_updates/prez_track_oct04
    😉

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26. 

    ***M***

    04 October 2018

    ,,,George@659pm ”’M 406pm – What’s your point?”’
    You just made my point,,,again!!!
    ”’GR103pm -Notice to casual readers – please pay attention to how many responses come from leftwing readers addressing the tsunami of left-embarrassing items for which factual coverage (links, citations, references provided) is included by our rightwing readers. If you see one, it’s a rare bird worth noting and tracking how the debate then proceeds. But alas, almost all such responses involve a quick change to a new off-the-wall topic that breaks the discussion thread, or is simply relegated to their crickets.”’
    I referenced Donnie’s breaking news about Ocasio-Cortez terminology mixup,,,and made what you call a ” rare bird”’ response.
    To test a theory,,, I conducted a test to see if the reverse is true by referencing the NY Times proving with factual evidence that the Misogynist-in-Chief is a lying sack of dirty Depends.
    ,,,and,,,crickets,,,showing your 103pm to be just another of your biased, one-sided, double-standard comments.

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27. 

    Walt

    04 October 2018

    WOW Dougy,, Use propane in your honey oil lab? Your making less sense than usual.

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28. 

    Bill Tozer

    04 October 2018

    Co-exist? More like unintended consequences.
    “Hadley’s insight is simple: When external sources of truth are knocked down, only one is left: the self. And the self, despite the hopes of well-intentioned postmoderns, is remarkably unwilling to acknowledge evidence of its own errors and bias. The self’s confidence in its rightness is too deeply rooted in our evolutionary psychology to really be threatened by the teachings of an abstract theory.
    But for the same reason, a person will gleefully question the rightness of others. Postmodernists perhaps hoped that by deconstructing truth, people would aim the critique inward, humbly asking “Why is my truth any better than yours?” Instead, they phrase the same idea differently, defiantly asking “Why is your truth any better than mine?” It’s a recipe for perpetual conflict.
    This “relativism for thee, but not for me” contradiction has not gone unnoticed by the observers of academic postmodernism. Asked why he abandoned his studies with the great deconstructionists Paul de Man, Roland Barthes, and Jacques Derrida, the political scientist Francis Fukuyama recently explained in a Chronicle of Higher Education interview that these eminences “were espousing a kind of Nietzschean relativism that said there is no truth . . . yet most of them were committed to a basically Marxist agenda.” He pronounced this contradiction “total bullshit.”
    https://www.nationalreview.com/2018/10/postmodernism-relativism-breeds-bullies-conflict/

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29. 

    scenes

    04 October 2018

    On a different matter, thank goodness that Team Blue has identified the Russkies and rapist Supreme Court nominees as the real threat to this country. Damn that Trump for messing with the Chinese.
    https://www.bloomberg.com/news/features/2018-10-04/the-big-hack-how-china-used-a-tiny-chip-to-infiltrate-america-s-top-companies

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30. 

    Bill Tozer

    04 October 2018

    On a back burner issue….the quasi-forgotten FBI collision with the DNC
    https://thehill.com/hilltv/rising/409817-russia-collusion-bombshell-dnc-lawyers-met-with-fbi-on-dossier-before

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31. 

    Todd Juvinall

    04 October 2018

    Now the democrats are saying the FBI is doing a coverup. And Trump at 51% approval. This is amazing. Where is Emery?

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32. 

    Bill Tozer

    04 October 2018

    @ 8:31 am
    A most disturbing article. The biggest threat to us right now is China. They are on the move militarily and cyper wise. With all bull pucky and other issues going on, the impending threat is China China, China. We need the President and the Excutive Branch to spend at least 50% of their time and resources on this mega threat alone, IMHO.

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33. 

    George Rebane

    04 October 2018

    M 744am – You again misunderstand. Was your citation of the NYT piece some kind of a challenge or invitation to open a debate thread? NYT’s position on Trump is yesterday’s news, at least in these pages. And the way the Left defines what is a lie is quite a bit different than the Right’s version.
    When Trump delivers one of his over the top non-consequentials like ‘This is the lowest unemployment since the Great Flood (or whatever).’, the Left dutifully puts it down in its Lie List. But when Obama informs the country that ‘you can keep your doctor’ in his new Obamacare, that is a consequential lie that affects people’s healthcare planning, and is totally ignored by the Left and its lamestream. There is a difference – perhaps you missed it.
    But if you feel that your germane points are being ignored by other commenters – a claim that would be hard to validate – there is no reason for you to continue to submit to such disrespect.

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34. 

    Paul Emery

    04 October 2018

    George
    I disagree with you about Obama’s statement about Obamacare in that you claim it was ignored. It was one of the main reasons, along with his disastrous middle Middle East foreign policy, that I didn’t vote for him second time around. He sold out on healthcare and it was noticed. I reacted appropriately which is something RR contributors by and large didn’t do when they supported Bush second time around. His first term was a disaster and the second worse. That’s what you get when you’re a blind patriot to a political party.

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35. 

    Don Bessee

    04 October 2018

    The socialist/dems are what they are –
    https://freebeacon.com/politics/harley-rouda-supported-medicaid-illegal-immigrants-now-denies/
    https://freebeacon.com/politics/cherokee-woman-blasts-warren-lies-native-american-ancestry/
    😉

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36. 

    George Rebane

    04 October 2018

    PaulE 1100am – Obama’s claim was NOT ignored by the Repubs attempting to repeal/replace Obamacare, but I do maintain that it was ignored then, and still is, by the Dems and their lamestream. Of course, I stand to be corrected.
    BTW, what again made the Bush2’s first term a disaster?

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37. 

    Don Bessee

    04 October 2018

    True dat –
    Thursday on CNN “Newsroom,” anchor Jim Sciutto brushed off accusations of sexual misconduct against Supreme Court justice nominee Judge Brett Kavanaugh as simply “politics” as network commentator Scott Jennings defended the judge’s temperament at last week’s hearing.
    “To be honest with you, I think Judge Kavanaugh reacted exactly the way most Americans would react to being smeared,” Jennings stated. “If somebody said the things about me that they said about him, I think I would have asked somebody to step outside.”
    https://www.breitbart.com/video/2018/10/04/cnns-sciutto-kavanaugh-gang-rape-accusations-just-politics/
    😉

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38. 

    Walt

    04 October 2018

    Come now George.. Paul and his “illegal war” crap. Bush took the fight to our enemy, on their front lawn. Paul was in the “we need to apologize” camp.
    There was even a LIB back then saying “the fighting should be in OUR streets”. Well,, they just about have their wish today.

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39. 

    scenes

    04 October 2018

    re: Paul Emery@11:00AM
    https://i.redd.it/4takrox4pklz.jpg

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40. 

    Don Bessee

    04 October 2018

    Their true socialist self shows through –
    https://www.foxnews.com/politics/accused-doxxer-of-gop-senators-allegedly-threatened-to-publish-their-childrens-health-information
    😉

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41. 

    Paul Emery

    04 October 2018

    Illegal invasion of Iraq. Based on lies. When Bush left office the country was left with Trillions of dollars of debt, thousands of casualties and the worst economy since the depression.

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42. 

    Don Bessee

    04 October 2018

    Barny Frank and slick willy own the housing crash by forcing banks to give loans to unqualified people backed up by our money!
    😉

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43. 

    Bill Tozer

    04 October 2018

    Illegal immigration and fraud.
    https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2018/oct/2/illegal-immigrant-men-sneak-children-us-exploit-fa/

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44. 

    Bill Tozer

    04 October 2018

    Yes, abortion is a very contentious issue, but still…..at a silent demonstration? It is who they are. 45 seconds
    http://thefederalist.com/2018/10/04/watch-man-roundhouse-kick-young-pro-life-woman/

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45. 

    George Rebane

    04 October 2018

    PaulE 106pm – The invasion was not illegal, and the “based on lies” was Monday morning quarterbacking to the whole western world.
    Do you liberals now have a ‘Blame Bush2’ narrative for the Great Recession in which Obama kept us in while doubling the national debt for no measurable gain (<2% growth for eight years)?
    Boy, the path around this barn has now been worn into a ditch.
    Re Mr Tozer’s posts – all these factors about welcoming illegal aliens are totally invisible to our progressives. They focus on separating children from jailed illegal alien parents; something American children have experienced for decades without a protesting squeak out of the loony lefties whose MAGA is Make America Grovel Again.

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46. 

    Walt

    04 October 2018

    DAMN Paul,, now you deal in wholesale bullshit?
    EVERY intelligence outfit around the world stated WMDs existed.
    (plenty of VETS that were there and got sick from them will agree)
    Your right about the “worst economy”. Forget Barney Frank? Frank Dodd?
    It was such a GREAT idea to give loans to those who could NEVER,EVER pay them back. And backed by Uncle Sam. Now who was really in charge? You pals of the LEFT. BIG majorities in both houses.
    But of course you will blame Bush.. He signed the Bills. Not the bastards and bitchs that wrote them.

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47. 

    Paul Emery

    04 October 2018

    It happened during his watch George as did the war in Iraq. It happened with His financial people in charge and his CIA and intelligence people. Are you saying he’s blameless for both situations? The point of what I’m saying is that I recognized the faults of Obama and didn’t support him for a re-hire which is his second term. Most of the RR bloggers, yourself included, supported him second time around and look at the mess he left when he termed out.

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48. 

    Paul Emery

    04 October 2018

    Also I didn’t support Obama 2nd time partially because of his economic policy which rewarded the same financial insti8tutions that were partially responsible for dragging us into a ditch and making a profit out of it.

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49. 

    Todd Juvinall

    04 October 2018

    Is Paul Emery still feeling the effects of BDS? My goodness, he must have a mental illness.

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50. 

    Walt

    04 October 2018

    Seek mental help Paul… You REALLY need it.

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