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@coldjoint,

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Your response is no less than what I expected coming from you.

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@Real Music,

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Your response is no less than what I expected coming from you.

I do not care what you expect, and I do not see me changing my mind anytime soon.

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@coldjoint,

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I do not care what you expect, and I do not see me changing my mind anytime soon.

I don't think anyone here is expecting you to.

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@Real Music,

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I don't think anyone here is expecting you to.

Then it looks like you are wasting your time. You seem to be pretty good at that. When you try and waste others time is what I don't like.

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@coldjoint,

L'insulte est l'arme du faible.

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@coldjoint,

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Then it looks like you are wasting your time. You seem to be pretty good at that. When you try and waste others time is what I don't like.

You can speak for yourself.
I can speak for myself.
Others can speak for themselves.
It is my time and my choice to post here.
It is your time and your choice to respond to my post.
Nobody's time is being wasted.
No one is forcing you to do anything.

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@Real Music,

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No one is forcing you to do anything.

Do you really think that he's reading all the stuff he posts here voluntarily? Shocked

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@Walter Hinteler,

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Do you really think that he's reading all the stuff he posts here voluntarily?

I will not get indignant like you and use caps, what do you mean by that? I realize Real Music needs your help.

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Israel starts construction on 20-foot-high fence surrounding Gaza

Their wall works, their fence will too.

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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said the barriers were needed to “prevent the infiltration of terrorists into our territory,” at the start of weekly cabinet meeting.

Good thinking by Bibi and Trump.
https://www.timesofisrael.com/israel-starts-construction-on-20-foot-high-fence-surrounding-gaza/?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter

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@coldjoint,

Times of Israle wrote:

each kilometer of the underground portion of the barrier costing approximately NIS 41.5 million ($11.5 million). The above-ground fence is significantly cheaper, at just NIS 1.5 million ($416,000) per kilometer.

The equivalent prize for Trump's wall would be ...?

"Israel built a wall, 99.9 percent successful," Trump said a couple of days ago in the Rose Garden speech announcing that he agreed to reopen the government. "Won’t be any different for us."

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@Walter Hinteler,

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The equivalent prize for Trump's wall would be ...?

Every life it saves. It doesn't matter. Next.

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@neptuneblue,

Tom Nichols wrote:

Sorry, Republicans. You can’t call out Northam for racism and give Trump a pass.

Trump, not being racist in the first place, is not in need of a pass.

Tom Nichols wrote:

That’s hypocrisy, full stop.

Not when it isn't true.

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@MontereyJack,

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Electoral college, . The voters did not elect Trump. The electoral college did,

So far as I've heard, every member of the electoral college voted according to the will of the voters in the state that they represented.

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@coldjoint,

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Covington Lawyers Send Legal Notices to Over 50 Media Orgs, Politicians and Celebrities

Good. People need to sue leftists more often.

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@oralloy,

http://patcrosscartoons.files.wordpress.com/2018/08/pat-cross-cartoon-original.jpg

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@Real Music,

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Unfortunately, they’ve reserved their scorn for one chief executive, Virginia’s Gov. Ralph Northam, a Democrat, and held back when it comes to criticizing a chief executive from their own party, President Trump, for his racially divisive statements and public positions. That is naked hypocrisy.

That is setting the gold standard for being tone deaf and out of touch. Donald Trump is known for his outright aversion to any form of racism while the last demokkkrat president has set all records for racism and divisive rhetoric and policies and set US race relations back to something akin to the situation of the 1920s.

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