Originally Posted by Chula Vista (Post 1913151)

Insults both of us. Yet, not redacted.

Pick and choose baby. Pick and choose.

Funny that there's at least 5 or more active members here with BLUE titles (mods or admins) yet Skippy seems to be the only one who has me constantly on his pick and choose radar. He's obsessed I tell ya. Obsessed.

DWV: You and Skippy can pontificate with one another all you want. Neither one of you are going to budge so it's all hot air in the end. Some folks like a circle jerk I guess.

I put up historical facts (not opinions) that re-enforce why those with lots of money oppress those with little. It may not be intentional but it's been happening for thousands of years.

I apologize if my input is not highbrow enough for your consumption.

Hey Skippy, how come you didn't pull out your redact pen when DWV straight out called me an aging alcoholic? Sounds like an insult to me.

Pick and choose.

Originally Posted by rubber soul (Post 1913168)

Actually, Chula's partly right. If Sanders had a Republican Congress about the only think he'd accomplish was not getting Obama's policies overturned. Look at the trouble Trump is having with the congress supposedly on his side. On the other hand, he would have the bully pulpit, and maybe that would convince voters to go more progressive in the Midterms. I certainly think we would have been better off if Sanders did end up with the nomination and defeated Trump in the election. At least things wouldn't be getting worse and we'd have a President we'd actually like as a whole (I don't think Hillary's numbers would have been all that much higher than Donald's).

Originally Posted by DwnWthVwls (Post 1913188)

Muthafucka

Originally Posted by DwnWthVwls (Post 1913225)

I was channeling my inner Sammy Jackson. Dem snakes got me goin wild.

Originally Posted by Chiomara (Post 1913449)

Ugh

Inmates Can't Receive Donated Books Anymore, They Have to Buy Them

"Instead of inmates being able to receive donated books in the mail from family members and community groups, inmates at three New York prisons now have to purchase books selected by six, state-approved vendors. And the selection is limited. And expensive, activists say."