David Colborne

we cannot reopen the government until the leaders of antifa agree to return the thousands of POW/MIAs lost in portland

Effective Altruism was *this close* to moving the needle on this before it turned into yet another Bay Area tech grift.

Great head shot, love.

It's true. I was in an urban coffee shop where I overheard several liberal Millennials bragging about how much money they raised for antifa by raising rent and fighting new housing construction in their "gayborhoods."

Then they reskeeted a post opposing gentrification and everyone clapped.

Few hundred here, few hundred there, and you start talking about a real pattern of violations.

YouTube video by moonhitler The Midwife - Pig With The Face Of A Boy

Apropos of nothing:

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"I think circumcision should largely only be done out of medical necessity."

Reply 1: Oh, so you're an antisemite. 😡

Reply 2: Oh! So you're an antisemite! 😃

Reply 3, scanning like Kermit the Frog smoking unfiltered menthols for some reason: cIrCuMcIsIoN cAuSeS aUtIsM. 🐸

I'm sure some Chicagoans wouldn't mind too much if "something" happened to the Brewers right about now.

But otherwise no, I think they're good.

The existence of K-Pop suggests the existence of K-Pop Tarts.

As federal troops act almost without impunity in America’s cities, it’s worth noting that, not long ago, many conservatives claimed that sheriffs and local police chiefs should have ultimate legal jurisdiction — not the US government.

They also started cults and had very problematic relationships with women.

I mean this mostly earnestly, even if I have the chronological order wrong. Both loved to create works that functioned as integrated wholes (good luck replacing any individual part) and both failed to accept flaws in their designs (Wright's designs leaked and had major maintenance issues).

Frank Lloyd Wright was the Steve Jobs of architecture.

I love the burros in Beatty as much as anyone, but they're every bit as feral as any "wild" horse in Nevada.

I can look away because I'm built different.

Absolutely not. Blood isn't vegan.

It's probably just smoked paprika-infused date syrup.

"Bourbon is only the beginning" Is that a threat?

A man sets up slabs of increasing size, which will be knocked over like a set of dominoes. On the smaller side, white text reads, "A '60s sitcom about a talking horse". On the larger side, white text reads, "This poast". The implication being made in this meme is that "Mister Ed", an American television sitcom about an eponymous talking horse that aired from 1961-1966, normalized the idea of animals mimicking human behavior. This, in turn, created the social context and permission structure that permitted the existence of the original cartoon featuring a pro-Zionist German Shepherd speaking in 2010s-era Tumblr-Yiff Uwu-English.

The trouble with the Charles I scenario is Charles I expected to live more than 2-4 more years after he started overstepping his authority.

I'm not sure how you hold someone accountable whose mental timespan is incapable of exceeding five minutes.

What a... charming... callback to the Ron Paul Extended Universe.

Tariff revenue is operating like ship money did for Charles I, when he tried to rule England without Parliament. Like the US, only the legislature could legitimately tax the people, but Charles used innovative abuses of his powers to raise & spend money as he wanted

(He later lost his crown & head)

OPINION by David Colborne: You wouldn’t use one password for all your accounts — so why should one “unitary executive” president control everything? We need to secure our constitutional operating system before it crashes.

Read it here: thenevadaindependent.com/article/opin...

OPINION: Unitary Executive Theory is a bad idea for computers, a worse one for presidents - The Nevada Independent OPINION: Unitary Executive Theory is a bad idea for computers, a worse one for presidents. Read more at The Nevada Independent.

One of the more curious aspects of working in information technology these days is watching my colleagues and I relearn well-worn lessons of the past the hard way, only at internet speeds.

Now it's time for the United States to learn from those of us in IT.

My latest for @thenvindy.com:

I didn't realize Portland had Winchell's and $1.13/gallon gas.

The important thing to understand is that the wall against which Democrats will be executed like Ceausescu is a distraction from the kitchen table issues affecting America's working families, such as the decreases in the subsidy of ACA healthcare plans in environmentally disadvantaged precincts.

He get knocked down.
He get up again.
The Chiefs will never gonna bring him down apparently.

And thus a chicken foot afficionado is born.

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