Tucker Carlson reports

he will be vilified b OBLM, and now must fear for his and his familie's safety. They will cherrfully burn his house with him and his famaily in it for non-compliance with OBLM rhetoric and ideology.

And then there was drew carey

yeah the price is right guy

look that up

TUCKER! TUCKER! TUCKER! Originally Posted by The_Waco_Kid

Dumb ass! Dumb ass! Dumb ass!

Tucker Carlson Might Want To End Qualified Immunity If He Actually Knew What It Was


https://reason.com/2020/06/26/tucker...nity-fox-news/

Qualified immunity provides no distinction between accidental and intentional rights violations. A quick review of previous qualified immunity rulings proves as much. Consider the cops in Fresno, California, who were granted qualified immunity after allegedly stealing $225,000 while carrying out a search warrant.

It was not an accidental robbery, and the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit acknowledged as much in their ruling last September. Though "the City Officers ought to have recognized that the alleged theft was morally wrong," the unanimous panel wrote, it concluded that they "did not have clear notice that it violated the Fourth Amendment." They both received qualified immunity.

Translation: The officers should've known that stealing from someone is ethically and legally indefensible. But without a court precedent spelling that out for them, the two were off the hook, leaving the plaintiffs no recourse. That is how qualified immunity works in practice.

Dumb ass! Dumb ass! Dumb ass!

Tucker Carlson Might Want To End Qualified Immunity If He Actually Knew What It Was


https://reason.com/2020/06/26/tucker...nity-fox-news/



Originally Posted by eccieuser9500

you don't like Tucker because he calls out black racists and liberal "wokesters"




SPAZ (Seattle Public Asshole Zoo) is melting down. your utopian commune of socialism didn't make it a week before it imploded and this is what you want for America?

SPAZ (Seattle Public Asshole Zoo) is melting down. your utopian commune of socialism didn't make it a week before it imploded and this is what you want for America?




Originally Posted by The_Waco_Kid

No. I want America to "live out the true meaning of its creed." Tucker is just a charlatan. You have to sell the snake oil. He's good at it.

HF is exactly the type of person (with his pseudo intellectual "musing" (knowing the little, little shit will submit his thoughts)) that posts he knows the law better than appeals court judges (as he insufferably tries to ignore me (posting date and time stamps for some ungodly reason to prove he has me on ignore)), but is a simple caricature of a bygone era.

He is a typical babyboom taken in by fear at 20 years old in, or about, 1965 when the last revolution took place. Tucker feeds his fear.


I think you're younger, and better, than that.

This shit is real. I warned you fucks.





http://abrahamlincolnassociation.org...ver-said-that/

Early recollections place the saying in an 1858 speech Lincoln delivered in Clinton, Illinois. The first appeared in 1904 by E. E. Pierson, who remembered Lewis Campbell, a respected citizen of DeWitt County, telling him of the 1858 speeches that Lincoln and Douglas delivered in Clinton.

Bonus points for knowing . . .

who I quoted.

No. I want America to "live out the true meaning of its creed." Tucker is just a charlatan. You have to sell the snake oil. He's good at it.

HF is exactly the type of person (with his pseudo intellectual "musing" (knowing the little, little shit will submit his thoughts)) that posts he knows the law better than appeals court judges (as he insufferably tries to ignore me (posting date and time stamps for some ungodly reason to prove he has me on ignore)), but is a simple caricature of a bygone era.

He is a typical babyboom taken in by fear at 20 years old in, or about, 1965 when the last revolution took place. Tucker feeds his fear.

I think you're younger, and better, than that.

This shit is real. I warned you fucks.

“You Can Fool All of the People”, Lincoln Never Said That

http://abrahamlincolnassociation.org...ver-said-that/






Bonus points for knowing . . .

who I quoted. Originally Posted by eccieuser9500

i'm certainly better than you, that's clear.



ya know .. you have convinced me of one thing .. if you were born white "white privilege" would abandon you.


BAHHHAHHAAAA

Aaaaaand the racism is a-glowing sooooo bright!

It would abandon me because I think of others with my heart. You started a funny thread about a black, women, Brirish, intelligence agent. C'mon maaaan. I've had to deal with your like since I was born. It's easy to spot. Lexy's pus seeps out ever so slightly. But a keen observer would recognize it. You can pick up what I drop. Making sense of metaphor is a sign. And a sense of humor? Well . . . that just makes this fun.











As I drop a classic . . .

just for you.

None so blind as will not see - 9500 is enabling the rioters and looters and marxists of CHAZ.

if they win - and under Bidn they will - they will come for any assets to confiscate for themselves - including yours - 9500.

you are supporting Police Disbanding - and abandoning the Rule of Law - and your own Constitutional protections.

You may respond with blind aphorisms and silly dead white folks memes



Now - In responding with dead white guy memes - is that Not Racist in and of itself by You?????
is 9500 not "woke" enough to see his own "Racist" bent in his continual white dead men meme posting?
Not ot mention chauvinistic and anti female Sexist.



How hypocritical!!!!

oeb...brilliant!!

None so blind as will not see - 9500 is enabling the rioters and looters and marxists of CHAZ.

if they win - and under Bidn they will - they will come for any assets to confiscate for themselves - including yours - 9500.

you are supporting Police Disbanding - and abandoning the Rule of Law - and your own Constitutional protections.

You may respond with blind aphorisms and silly dead white folks memes



Now - In responding with dead white guy memes - is that Not Racist in and of itself by You?????
is 9500 not "woke" enough to see his own "Racist" bent in his continual white dead men meme posting?
Not ot mention chauvinistic and anti female Sexist.



How hypocritical!!!! Originally Posted by oeb11

Biden is so confused he'd order troops to support the rioters with their "protests".

If biden does that - the military may mutiny.

Generals won't take "Illegal Orders' - to support illegal rioting, looting, burning, and assault, rape, murder by Marxist terrorists.

If biden does that - the military may mutiny.

Generals won't take "Illegal Orders' - to support illegal rioting, looting, burning, and assault, rape, murder by Marxist terrorists. Originally Posted by oeb11

I don't know about that. obama replaced a good bit of them with sycophants and ass kissers.



the russian military was split between the rioters and the govt. who do you think took sides.

vintage Tucker!!



MATH IS RACIST ... Who knew??




this woman's real contention is bad educational situation. okay. so what? that does not make Math racist. in the end this windbag gets her "wokeness" exposed by claiming math should be used to teach "social awareness"






this nutcase goes right to the "gritty" truth .. that because math is based on numbers and ledgers are based on math and ledgers were used to record numbers of slaves as property math is racist.


okay .. if she says so!!!











BAHHAAAA

Just because the 'woke' cannot understand math herself - it is "racist"
Let her go to Venezuela and see what life without math is really like.

However - One cannnot change the minds of the 'woke' with facts and reason.

marxist ideology Uber Alles!
national socialism - global socialism Uber Alles!

You Can Fool All the People”: Did Lincoln Say It?

https://historynewsnetwork.org/article/161924


by David B. Parker David B. Parker is Professor of History at Kennesaw State University.
On September 2, 1858, speaking in Clinton, Illinois, during the famous Lincoln-Douglas debates, Abraham Lincoln made one of his most famous statements: “You can fool all the people some of the time and some of the people all the time, but you cannot fool all the people all the time.” Or maybe he said it a couple years earlier, at the 1856 Republican Convention.
Actually, we don’t know when he said it, or even if he said it at all. The above attributions were offered nearly a half century after the fact, and are generally considered unreliable. (Thomas Schwartz, former historian of the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Museum, called the claims “tenuous,” and Don and Virginia Fehrenbacher, authors of Recollected Words of Abraham Lincoln, gave the claims a grade of “D.”)
Until recently, we had no documentary evidence linking Lincoln to the quotation (and no evidence of the quotation itself) before 1901, when it was included in Abe Lincoln’s Yarns and Stories, a volume compiled by Alexander McClure that claimed to be “a complete collection of the funny and witty anecdotes that made Lincoln famous.” The only source given for the quotation was an unnamed “caller at the White House.” (The claims made for 1856 and 1858 did not appear until several years after McClure’s book was published.)
In 2005, I searched several digital databases and found a number of references to Lincoln’s “fool all the people” quotation before 1901. The earliest was August 26, 1887, when the New York Times reported a speech by Fred Wheeler at a Prohibition party convention. In the speech, Wheeler discussed the debate over a particular temperance bill: “As I sat in the gallery noting the care and eagerness and anxiety of the leaders to secure its passage I could not help but think of that trite remark of Abraham Lincoln: ‘You can fool all of the people, some of the time. You can fool some of the people all of the time; but you can’t fool all of the people all of the time.’ ”
I reported my findings in the newsletter of the Abraham Lincoln Association. Garson O’Toole, who runs the Quote Investigator website (and who apparently has access to more databases than I do), later took the saying back to September 9, 1885—interestingly, from another Prohibitionist convention—and suggested a French origin to the phrase.
Finding the “fool all the people” quotation earlier than expected was great, but even better was this: discovering that, almost from the start, businesses used the phrase as an advertising gimmick.
One of the first was J. M. Hale & Co., a Los Angeles clothing store. At the end of a long and wordy newspaper ad was this sentence: “In conclusion, we would advise our competitor to offer a fair, square competition, and will quote for his sake the well known saying: ‘That he can fool all the people some of the time; that he can fool some of the people all the time; but he cannot fool all the people all the time.’ ” The ad appeared on May 13, 1888, just two and a half years after the quotation’s first reported sighting, and already it was a “well known saying.”
“You can fool all the people some of the time” is the perfect line for commercial advertisements, political campaigns, and the like—those times when you want to suggest that the other guy can’t be trusted, and that you can. Before long, Lincoln was quoted in support of almost everything from automobile tires to mink furs.
A Chicago dentist quoted Lincoln to warn of “bunko dental colleges” that misrepresented their costs; Co-Operative Dentists Inc. used the phrase to good effect (“The People of Los Angeles have been FOOLED long enough in paying FIRST class prices for SECOND class dentistry…. Don’t be fooled.”); a “dental parlor” in New York used the saying to explain that “while ‘cheap’ dentistry is generally the most expensive—in pain and ruin of teeth and re-doing—still first-class Dentistry can be done for practically one half what is now charged”; and Drs. Hawke and Standefer, also of New York, used Lincoln to advertise their “new method dentistry.”
An ad for Hires Rootbeer (spelled as one word) showed a graph of annual sales, from 864 bottles in 1878 to 2,880,278 bottles in 1892, and explained the increase with the Lincoln quotation.
An ad for W. W. Kimball Co. used the saying to urge customers to be careful when buying a piano or organ. Before long, other piano companies—Steinway, Hardman, and Melodiste—got on the “fool the people” bandwagon.
Velvet Tobacco, Dutch Master, and John Ruskin Cigars used the phrase.
So did Old Crow Rye, R. M. Rose Distillery, Hunter Baltimore Rye, Jacob Rupert’s Knickerbocker Beer, Harwood’s Canadian Whisky, and Calvert Extra Whiskey. And, we should note, the Bartlett Cure (for drunks).
Gimbels used it. So did Macy’s.
Presidential candidate Adlai Stevenson quoted Lincoln, as did other politicians and organizations.
Mazola Corn Oil, Puritan Malt Extract, Hydrox Ice Cream, Gail Borden Eagle Brand Condensed Milk, Newberry’s Carmel Cereal and Postum (both coffee substitutes), Nucoa (“The Wholesome Economical Spread for Bread”), and Pillsbury’s Best Flour all had Abraham Lincoln as an unwitting spokesman.
These ads were especially popular around February 12, Lincoln’s birthday, so perhaps it is appropriate this week that we acknowledge Lincoln’s role not only as the Great Emancipator, but also as the Great Advertiser.



And then we come to the (not so) famous quote by oeb11;


9500 - "cannot fool any of the people any time. "