Upside down flag.
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Upside down flag.
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A couple more in case you've missed them...
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Upside down flag isn't a huge deal, but I didn't have anything else to contribute
Matt Harrigan will need to wait 10 days to even buy a rifle. By then I'm sure USSS will have explained why his idea is stupid.
That Matt Harrigan guy is back tracking pretty quickly, he's also the CEO of a security company in CA. How F'ing stupid can you be than to post something like that when you are the face of a company. I'm sure the Secrete Service has been in touch.
https://twitter.com/mattharrigan/sta...7Ctwgr%5Etweet
As for the complete psychopathic Facebook post by that other guy... Redit has outed just about every piece of contact info anyone could want.
Step 1 to Risk Management: Don't do dumb shit on purpose.Quote:
Originally Posted by th3w01f
Packetsled #fail.
John McAfee does crazy better.
Just looks like the wind blew it around. Look at the lower left on that pic.Quote:
Originally Posted by Erni
The wind didn't blow hard enough to put the stars on the bottom at the pole.
Usually I don't read the leftist bullshit in Bill Penzey's emails but he put "Racism Update!" in the subject line...
Quote:
Racism Update: At Penzeys we believe it's not the use of tools that set us on a different path from the rest of the animal world; what has set humanity in motion is cooking. In our nearly a million years gathered together around the fire, cooking shaped our bodies and transformed our minds. Cooking unlocked our potential and gave birth to reason, to religion, and to politics and government. The kindness of tens of thousands of generations of cooks created our humanity, but racism, sexism, and homophobia can all very quickly unravel all the goodness cooking puts out into the world. As the voice of cooks, we will never sit idly by while that happens.
You may have read Tuesday Night's email. In it I said: "The open embrace of racism by the Republican Party in this election is now unleashing a wave of ugliness unseen in this country for decades. The American people are taking notice. Let's commit to giving the people a better choice. Our kindness really is our strength."
Since I ask you to read my emails, I feel it's only right that I read each of your replies. In sifting through those replies it was clear that, though not intended, a good number of people seemed to sincerely believe that in my statement I was calling all Republicans racists. In the emails of those Republicans who voted for someone other than the party's nominee, I sensed genuine pain at having the strength of character to not go along with what was happening, but nonetheless be grouped in with those who were. I apologize for writing something that caused you pain; that is not the person I want to be. You are your party's future, and you deserve my admiration and respect, and your country's as well.
For the rest of you, you just voted for an openly racist candidate for the presidency of the United States of America. In your defense, most of you did so without thinking of the consequences of your candidate's racism, because for most of you the heartbreaking destruction racism causes has never been anything you or your loved ones have had to experience. But the thing is elections have their consequences. This is no longer sixty years ago. Whether any of us like it or not, for the next four years the 80% of this country who did not just vote for an openly racist candidate are going to treat you like you are the kind of person who would vote for an openly racist candidate.
You can get angry at everyone else for treating you like you just did the thing you just did, or you can take responsibility for your actions and begin to make amends. If you are lucky and younger family members are still coming over for Thanksgiving, before it's too late, take a moment and honestly think about how your actions must look through their eyes. Simply saying "I never thought he'd win" might be enough. But if you have the means, leaving a receipt from a sizable donation to the ACLU or the SPLC accidentally laying around where you carve the turkey, might go over even better.
I feel bad for his employees.
I maintain that John McAfee does crazy better:Quote:
Originally Posted by Skip
http://archive.jsonline.com/blogs/pu...261280581.htmlPenzey is just a few scoville units short of a boring Wiscansan chili (which is to say, bland). McAfee though, that dude is ghost pepper levels of crazy.