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Jason A Clark's avatar

I think we should assume practically every leftwing NGO is doing exactly what the SPLC was doing.

Are there even conspiracy theories anymore, or just conspiracies?

Valerie's avatar

I’m sitting here thinking about the scale of all of this. The Democrats tried SO hard for years to try to make conservatives into the caricature of what they think we are, to the point of not just lying about it, but actually installing people to force or ‘prove’ the issue.

We all know the Democrats accuse the Republicans of doing what they are doing themselves, but this scale is mind-blowing. I’m so glad this is happening, but also… how much more is there? Will there be ANY rock turned over during this administration that isn’t seething with cockroaches underneath?

LMWC's avatar

Unfortunately, DC seems to be crawling with 80% Republican Senate cockroaches, who would throw our Constitutional Republic under the bus in a heartbeat.

Dan (100% All in MAGA)'s avatar

RINOs - deeply dishonest leftist infiltrators. Calling them Republicans is wrong. They are part of the uniparty. They are why we have the filibuster and they are why we can't get The Save America Act passed. They all need to hang for what they've done to the country.

WP William's avatar

They want a return to "normalcy" and accuse Team Trump of being the worst most corrupt admin. of all time. I have NO sympathy for the Swamp that produced Bush, Clinton, Obama, Biden--and yes... Their own actions have brought Trump to where he is.

Dan (100% All in MAGA)'s avatar

Yes, part of their plans/actions is always to accuse those who they attempt to criminalize and imprison of doing the exact things they themselves are guilty of.

Eri Bla's avatar

Freud calls it projection. everyone does it. but we don't expect institutions to. yet, a group will always bond over a shared enemy. and criminals profit from our paranoia.

Dena's avatar

It’s easy to be disappointed , angry & even demoralized by the do nothing Rino’s in the Senate. Knee jerk reactions are typically to not vote, or worse vote the other side out of spite. We must do the opposite & vote in a bigger majority of well vetted R’s in order to render the obstructionist rinos useless. Thin majorities give too much power to the rinos.

Julie Ann B's avatar

Exactly! Let’s make that differentiation clear!

Belling the Cat's avatar

Let's see if any of the uniparty defects now, hoping to save his (her, zir, wtf's) own skin.

KC & the Sunshine's avatar

I wish we could clone Senator Ron Johnson (R-Wisconsin), particularly with regards to covid mandates and ALL the vaccines.

CraigN's avatar

My senator extraordinaire!

Debra's avatar

We have never had one of those in Oregon. :(

Cabogirl's avatar

Ha I agree & I’m from there

Janet's avatar

Or Illinois.

kittynana's avatar

@Debra- or NY

KC & the Sunshine's avatar

I’m jealous, Cheesehead.

(Is it ok if I call you that?) We have Warnock and Ossoff. Can we pls trade? I’ll make you a 2 for 1 deal.

kittynana's avatar

@KC- we have Schumer. I win. Or not.

Juju's avatar

Well they are really democrats that ran as republicans. With how much they have the cheat embedded into every election of every kind, in multiple ways, we can never elect people to replace them. They control it all and prevent that. I don’t know how we overcome their cheating, because our votes won’t mean diddly squat until we do.

SD Scott's avatar

Jovan Pulitzer has quite a bit to say on this topic. And he has the president’s ear.

CitizenA's avatar

Juju says: “ Well they are really democrats that ran as republicans.”

I’ve said this for years! Pretend to be and run as a Republican so as to always have the majority of seats. That is the true RINO. They never were one of us. They throw us a bone once in a while to appear to be conservatives but they are in kahoots with their true partners… the Dems.

Richard schoenenberger's avatar

Not sure about the 80percent, but sadly you’re on about the rest.

Marty Kiner's avatar

I’d venture to say more than 80%. Why haven’t five republican senators stepped up to remove leader Thune? He is a one man wrecking ball that is on track to hand Congress to the democrats.

I read a great article today about how Dems cheat. We all say this he machines but it’s much more complicated. The short story, rather than simply stuffing drop boxes they shave red votes in the smaller, rural red areas. It’s so imperceptible no one questions the loss.

Lori's avatar

Agree about Thune. He is no damn good.

Ruth H's avatar
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5 Republicans cannot remove Thune. Alexander Muse write an excellent article in regards to this false narrative floating around.

https://amuseonx.substack.com/p/why-five-senators-can-oust-thune?r=9m2vt&utm_medium=ios

John Riker's avatar

You are correct but they can start the process. My take is that we are being played by most of the republican senators. They’re playing a game of good cop bad cop with us. Thune tells them to go out and trash him while he stalls the Save America Act or whatever popular initiative the people want but they don’t. They get to look like they’re fighting for us to pad their reelection cred while Thune stalls. Think Senator Mike Lee. If any of these people were serious they’d act more like Rep Anna Paulina Luna, call for his removal and start the process. Thune won’t be up for election again till 2028 so between our short memories and his giant vault of corporate donations he isn’t worried.

Marty Kiner's avatar

What’s false about it? The process has been outlined several times.

SD Scott's avatar

Jovan Pulitzer has a lot to say about this.

daverkb's avatar

Who have thrown for many decades been busy beavers in dismantling American constitutions, both federal and states. Cockroaches is a good name for them.

GregWA's avatar

What LMWC said...I was about to reply to you Valerie, with "yes, absolutely, the Dem politicians are corrupt...at least 99 44/100% of them. Dem voters are a different story--not corrupt, but corrupted thinking/emotions.

Anyway, my original point: the Republicans are also corrupt. But I think there are more good ones on that side of the aisle...a lot more. It's the only reason America is still kind of, sort of, free. That, and the fact that the politicians, all of them, fear us. As well they should!

Lydia Lozano's avatar

Have you talked to any Dem voters recently? They are not well intentioned. They are bitter people who hate their country, lots of emoting but no logic, who want to disenfranchise anyone who disagrees with them about anything; the younger ones are unable to think or express themselves coherently. We are still free because we have guns and the government knows it. Hence the obsession with taking them away.

Patti's avatar
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I have friends that are ‘Dems’ but I keep telling them it’s moved. The dem progressives or Libs are way out there but the old Dems are more center now. They just keep voting blue without thinking. I swear they cannot see it 🙄 blinded. I keep saying watch Trump’s actions and never mind his words if you can’t discern. Actions are louder than words. Best advice when dealing with psychological manipulators/ gaslighters.

Frontera Lupita's avatar

They don’t want to hear anything if it has the word Trump in the sentence!

Alice Ball's avatar

Agree if you're talking Dem progressives-----worst of the worst. There are still "moderate Dems" out there, not necessarily in leadership, but mod voters do exist----they're just not paying close attention, plus they believe trad-media, God help them.

Lydia Lozano's avatar

They are few and far between. The vast majority of Dems, who are "progressives" is hounding them out of the party.

rolandttg's avatar

Sorry, but I care not what people say. If promises and good intentions meant anything, politicians would be the best people on earth. If so called moderate democrats end up voting party line when they know they are on the wrong side of the issue, I don't want to hear "I was just following orders". Demorats are scum,. Full stop.

Mystic William's avatar

One D stands out. Fetterman. That’s it. Rank and file are speaking out a bit. Guys like Bill Maher. But very few others. Lefties in my neighbourhood mostly cut my wife and I out of their lives because back when COVID supposedly broke out we doubted it as being a serious issue. And we called out the psyop by April of 2020. People were pretty angry.

I know a lot more nice Muslims than I do nice lefties and despite that I am resentful towards the nice Muslims as they won’t speak out. A little less resentful as one explained you can be killed in that community for speaking out. I am not hearing any lefties speak out against trans for example. Except gay lefties. A few left hippies were Anti vax. I have openly heard lefties say people should be culled for climate change, and they were serious. Killing people!!

LamedVav disavows all vaxes.'s avatar

Guns are the only thing preventing slavery. As guns are more and more restricted, so are our freedoms being eaten away.

Herodotus II's avatar

Douglas Murray said something to the effect of: “Conservatives think progressives/liberals are wrong. Progressives/liberals think conservatives are evil.”

KBB's avatar

Along the same lines from Dan Bongino: "Conservatives think liberals are people with bad ideas. Liberals think conservatives are bad people with ideas."

Jeff Lynn's avatar

Unfortunately both Douglas Murray and Dan Bongino have let the left continue to define the words progressive and liberal, neither of which describe what has become the far left democrat party. This Conservative believe the far left democrat pols are evil and hate the Republic for which it stands: Liberty and Freedom.

Democrat voters may not be evil but they are certainly misinformed or as Rush would call them low information voters!

I might add the one surprise in this has been John Fetterman. Who would have thought a hoodie wearing democrat would have more common sense then the rest of the democrats combined.

Debra's avatar

I wonder if he has some tinfoil in that hood? :)

kittynana's avatar

@Hero- I haven't seen Douglas in a long time!

Marty Kiner's avatar

Many of my friends and family are Dems. They don’t pay attention to politics. They listen to ABC news with David Muir and Good Morning America with George Stephanopolis. Some have said they don’t care as long as it doesn’t impact their paycheck or lifestyle. Some have been democrats all their life and aren’t willing to listen to the truth.

Lydia Lozano's avatar

They must not pay taxes.

Mitch's avatar

more likely, taxes are what support their jobs

Laura's avatar

My brother lives in Washington State and he was recently complaining about his property taxes going up 44%. I just rolled my eyes on the other side of the phone call.

MarshaLouise's avatar

That is so sad, but knowledge is the crux of our problems and with voters’ decisions to vote as they always have.

Laura's avatar

You're right about the Dems. It's all about their paycheck, the stock market, and their ability to travel. (Everyone needs to get the jab so I can keep traveling)

The travel part I find hilarious because they're also really worried about climate change.

Frontera Lupita's avatar

As long as they are listening to MSM sources like ABC News, they are goners!

SD Scott's avatar

Hence the Islamic invasion of Texas etc

Frontera Lupita's avatar

You are correct on all accounts about the older Dem voters/or people in general who lean liberal, lefty, progressive in their politics. They are bitter, have no real solutions nor can they answer when you question them about their values and what that they really stand for. (I use the NoKings peeps as my example.) Then younger people who have grown up with a portable device permanently attached to them, they are totally clueless as well. In both groups all they have are the ‘talking points memo’ that they quote from.

Debra's avatar

You would think between the American Revolutionary War and the Civil War that politicians would fear the wrath of the patriotic citizens of these United States.

They seem to have completely forgotten that people will die for their freedoms and for the freedom of their children.

C. Wilson's avatar

No there are too many rocks. The scale is more enormous than anyone, except Elon (maybe) can comprehend.

How do you eat an elephant? One bite at a time.

Debra's avatar

Public schools and universities.....the dumbing down of the American children.

C. Wilson's avatar

I graduated from the then (and maybe now) largest university in the world in 1971. It was the same there then as it is everywhere now. They just flew under the radar. People do not change.

SHug's avatar

Plus, fluoride in the water, aluminum & mercury in vaxxes.

Belling the Cat's avatar

Given uniparty prints over everything we're (Trump 2.0) unraveling, I think we'll have to revise that saying to, How do you eat a donkelephantkey? One bite at a time. (With lots of sauce for the gander, to mix a metaphor)

C. Wilson's avatar

I wasn't referring to the elephant as a political party. Merely it's size. I've never had illusions of the average person's morals. Low morals would be an improvement over none. I made a nice living off that.

Dawn Ceylong's avatar

Better yet- will there EVER be consequences?? Arrests? If not absolutely nothing will change

TDawg's avatar

Be assured, there will be arrests. This is a well planned military action against the globalist deep state to save our republic. They must be arrested or we lose our country. Enjoy the show.

Clair Kiernan's avatar

If we are all very, very lucky, my biggest regret five years from now will be not buying stock in Redenbacher and Pop Secret.

Debra's avatar

This is where my hope lies for saving America.

Patti's avatar

Right!!! Let’s have them

Belling the Cat's avatar

We haven't yet seen the last of the hidden landmines and booby traps laid into (what used to be) 'our' institutions, therefore it *definitely* behooves Trump's 2.0 team to proceed tiny step by tiny step by WHAM yer ded. Having this happen through an Alabama grand jury instead of the DoJ is genius, for example, and took time and meticulously detailed work rather than viral drama with podium grandstanding or dramatic cuffing of criminals.

Every time one of these dominoes fall, our confidence & patience should increase. Every time the Ds freak out, we should sharpen our knives for the uniparty. This cannot stop with Dem progs but all of the uniparty pocketbook-first America-last crowd.

Cabogirl's avatar

Yes… can you imagine how fast people would be in prison if it were the Dems prosecuting?

CecilRhodes's avatar

"the caricature of what they think we are" - yes exactly. The retarded tiki torches never fit the profile. But J6 with more spooks than protesters and the Whitmer "kidnapping" fit their pattern.

Luna Maximus's avatar

This is the result when you turn your party over to the "highly educated", but woefully mis-educated cadres that travel from Harvard and Yale to grifts like the SLPC.

Jerri Hinojosa's avatar

My first thought was “They’re probably also secretly paying Republican candidates and officials who are racist haters to create the illusion Republicans voters want that”.

Debra's avatar

Funny thing about cockroaches is that they scatter when the light comes on and run back into the dark, but unless they are captured and killed they will keep coming back again and again. We need to exterminate them once and for all since they are such hideous little unproductive creatures.

daverkb's avatar

I look at all of this and say that the Republicans have in a non-obvious way have been totally subversive themselves. I've noted that the Republicans have totally enabled the evil by voting for bloated budgets, not contesting voter fraud in any serious way and this going back at least to the Reagan era, rolling over on JFK, 911, Covid and now Epstein has once again vanished from the scene, and now hundreds of billions more are being added to the debt bomb which threatens to crash the roof in on us. Israel is still not our best ally and its lobby is still running things in Washington and throughout the states. And the people are still being robbed by persistent inflation and everyone knows it.

Okay, and I admits the SPLC news is splendid. But how are the books to be balanced? Will the total surveillance spy state of total enslavement ever be rolled back? Will the people keep on being used and misuse by a totally fraudulent fake money fiat? And will that be simple replaced by a change of name crypto control currency, an even greater evil?

I see outward changes. I see mitigation. But I see no loosing whatsoever of the condition of our enslavement, not even a conversation in the direction of a loosening of our miserable condition. And how will the debt be paid off except by more stealing in whole or in part.

SHug's avatar

I would love to see every dime of money confiscated from these corrupt groups paid toward the national debt. Officers of these corruption factories ought to be publicly convicted and have all assets seized towards that end as well.

Steenroid's avatar

All NGO’s irrespective of which way they lean are corrupt organizations and should be illegal. But since both the left and the right use them that will never happen. How else can the fraud be funded?

Dan (100% All in MAGA)'s avatar

re: SPLC as a non profit. Lets expand on that. Created in 1971 as a non profit, the deeply corrupt, criminal SLPC was designated as a 501C3 tax exempt organization, meaning "donors" got to write off their donations and this group operated without paying taxes. So, they operated as an untaxed legal army of the "institutional democracy" established by the uniparty (globalist marxists, dems, rinos) to destroy their enemies, which would be anyone on the right. And now we discover (thanks to Patel's FBI) they were using those same funds to pay criminal groups to commit crimes they would then take to court or get a corrupt DOJ (part of their deeply corrupt "institutional democracy) to criminally indict, prosecute, imprison their enemies.

So if anyone is wondering why the DOJ has been so slow moving, it is because of the corrupt rot put into it by the institutional democracy - for decades. THEY MIGHT AS WELL BE THE SPLC. Hopefully Trump is getting all the right people in place, like the GREAT prosecutor Joe DiGenova. Inspite of rotten thune and intentionally slow moving rotten to the core Senate. Guess who else is coming back, Devin Nunes!! Trump is bringing in the big guns who know the rot better than anyone.

Susan Seas's avatar

Makes me think of Jesse Smollette.

Richard schoenenberger's avatar

It runs so deep, is there any hope?

Dan (100% All in MAGA)'s avatar

Its an existential fight, if Trump and his team cannot defeat them then who does it fall to? The real keepers of our Constitutional Republic, the Citizens, me and you. Its why we have the 2A. The 2A is the last Constitutional process when the rest have failed.

George Burnet's avatar

Jim Quinn often described the 2nd Amendment as "The reset button on the constitution."

Margot Wooster's avatar

Yes, but in these days, we would have to have the military on our side, and I believe we do!

Dan (100% All in MAGA)'s avatar

Much of it is on our side. Hegseth is doing his best to remove uniparty leaders in DOW. But the rot is up and down the chain of command due to 12 years of ovomit and the autopen stuffing it full ofideologues on the left.

Mystic William's avatar

Maybe the military. Not the police though. The vast majority of police will follow orders. “Ignore the protestors over there. Shoot those ones.” They will do as they are told.

Cabogirl's avatar

Yes.. please stay positive. Positive energy is way more helpful than adding to all the negativity that is out there now.

Belling the Cat's avatar

I've said since the IRS went after Tea Party orgs, all so-called NGOs that accept even one cent of govt funding should be excluded from tax exemptions. No organizations should be tax exempt, including churches, and absolutely so-called religious or 'faith' based NGOs. And I'm not just looking at the filthy dirty Catholic and Lutheran orgs totally corrupted by love of mammon through funneling third-world America haters into our country. All of them.

Leave aside the oxymoron of "non" govt orgs that are largely or wholly funded by government (through extracting wealth from we the people). Tithe or don't tithe, and I do, but facts prove the system cannot be trusted (human nature cannot be trusted). No exemptions.

Marty Kiner's avatar

Read another article that Michigan SOS Jocelyn Benson worked for SPLC prior to getting into politics! Now she’s running for Michigan governor. I’m wondering is she’ll be exposed before November? She apparently put it in her published memoir.

Liz Wagner's avatar

Agreed - NO tax dolllars should go to an NGO EVER AGAIN.

Patti's avatar

Agreed! Let the tax payer keep as much money of theirs!! Funding everything is getting REAL OLD

Dan (100% All in MAGA)'s avatar

It is mainly how the marxist globalists and their uniparty has gotten their dirty work done outside of their deeply evil institutional democracy.

Maureen's avatar

The only way to send no tax dollars to NGO’s is to quit paying the tax man. The corrupt politicians just direct the flow of OUR tax $ - voila - more NGO’S!

c Anderson's avatar

You are inadvertently suggesting bigger federal government by saying no dollars to NGOs. Organizations who receive donations and grants for purposes like working to help after natural disasters is essential in recovery because locals can help better than taking a top down approach from federal government doing everything.

dancingtime's avatar

That is a non-sequitur....By the nature of their name "non-government organization", they should be exactly that....no government tax dollars....period....fund by like-minded private supporters....like NPR...or any charity....

c Anderson's avatar

It is a logical approach to immediate action. Of course, people who don’t serve their community without being paid, would never understand the meaning of volunteering to work for an NGO giving out government paid for food and supplies in an emergency.

dancingtime's avatar

Traditionally, it had been women who did not work outside of the home who did volunteer work. In the past couple decades, retired males, who need a purpose in life after retirement, have gone into volunteer work. The young receive credit in schools for forced volunteer work. But I am not referring to volunteers for NGOs.....Get their funding from private sources....not the taxpayer...

Wise Old Woman in the Woods's avatar

I agree. Years ago, NPR (when I still listened) interviewed a guy who said people working for NGOs needed to be paid more to retain the best people. As my dad was a professor in social work, I thought his point made sense. It was absolutely the worst thing. The business mindset of growing NGOs took hold and became a cancer.

Kent's avatar

I've quit and re-upped to NPR because their information on many and varied subjects is found

nowhere else that I'm aware of. Its their left wing lying political stance that keeps me from donating to them again. I agree that no taxpayer money should be given to them ever again.

Lisa Runquist's avatar

Let me modify that. The term NGO which stands for Nongovernmental Organization is not a US legal term. It is imported from overseas. The problem is that there are many nonprofits that are good and operate within the law, and are mostly funded by good people who support their (if they are c3s) charitable activities.

But if an orgsnization receives significant funds from the government, then in no way is it an NGO. The government controls what is done with the money. And unfortunately they have used these so called NGOs to do what they cannot legally do directly. But if they cannot do it directly then they cannot legally do it indirectly, regardless of what they call it. It is these entities that must be done away with, rather than wiping out all nonprofits.

BTW if the SPLC is exempt from tax under 501(c)(3) then it legally cannot use any funds to support or oppose amyone running for public office.

Belling the Cat's avatar

And since it has been doing that, it should owe back taxes going back to its foundation.

Steenroid's avatar

Respectfully I disagree. They are all just a way to fund people that could never earn a living. They are just a way to virtue signal that you are better than me. But that’s just me cause I’m a pessimistic old boomer.

Mystic William's avatar

There are some non profits that feed children etc. But they are small. Once they become big enough to fund salaries etc they are taken over by left wing grifters.

AM Schimberg's avatar

Subsidies or tax exemptions = grift. There's no way of uncoupling the two.

Debra's avatar

There is a big difference between an NGO and an NPO. SPLC is a NPO. Your legitimate non-profit organization (501 C 3) does not hoard money it gives to the poor and the needy or advances charity, goodness, kindness and love.

Steenroid's avatar

My point exactly.

AM Schimberg's avatar

I've got a bridge to sell ya

YourGalapagosGullfriend's avatar

"Conspiracy Theory" is just French for "Spoiler Alert".

Debbie Alton's avatar

I need thisnon a tee shirt. 😂

WP William's avatar

I've long said Soros and others own both the Leftie and Rightie extremist groups--then FBI gets to cash in on them too (more funding, more personnel and promotions) while the constrictor slowly tightens down on our "free" society.

Internationally this is the same playbook with Russia paying Environmental groups/lawyers in US, Islamist terrorists being trained and brought in, SPLC and ADL and likely connections to other small but significantly wealthy foreign states and actors. This has always been the case historically too.

No sympathy for the swampish DeepState and those thriving within it. It's always been a nasty, disgusting, Cultish place that's wanted to corrupt and rape our nation and people while feigning as guardian and hero. The Stockholm Syndrome may be wearing off somewhat

william howard's avatar

to show how despicable this group is - they labeled Prager U as a hate group - I hope they are dissolved

Maureen's avatar

Read Bad Cattitude Substack today. He makes the same point and brings receipts.

A.'s avatar

Bad Cattitude fellow -- he of all that admiring talk about freedom and democracy -- banned me because I failed to agree with him 100% a few times. Actually, I think he was getting nervous because I have the background that he lacks. He wings it half the time, and hopes that no one realizes.

So do not take them all at their word. These Substack hosts. Sometimes it is just smoke & mirrors from them. And they really do not beleive in democracy or free speech unless it suits. But the freedom-product sells well on Substack. No one has to know whether it is the host's genuine belief or not. Who ever said there was truth in advertising?

A.'s avatar
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Eugyppius and Abbey of Misrule hosts banned me too. For knowing too much. And saying so. Eugyppius then publicly posted some of my personal information, and claimed it was an accident. Uh-huh.....more like spite.

They consider these Substack gigs all about them. They are the star of the show. Great little money-making ventures. Several of them simply play the role you want to see, and will pay subscriber fees for.

Where is the American consumer-savvy gone these days?

Dolce Far Niente's avatar

"banned for... knowing too much."

Yeah, that was the reason. O_0

A.'s avatar

You know that for a fact, do you? When I am a stranger to you. Too funny!

Here is a conundrum. Why do so many of you fall in adoration towards Jeff Childers, and a number of other Substack hosts....when they are fairly average folk? Some of them have low education levels, and I have seen them just winging it on their Substacks. Nonetheless, there is gushing adoration from the groupies below. And these hosts regularly toot their own horns. They are fairly boastful. Even the supposed religious ones. They behave more like cult leaders.

But I make a claim that I know more than one of them on some subject (and I prove it) -- and you heap scorn on my head. Even though I have been professionally trained in that field. And they have not been trained in it at all. They are just winging it. Hoping no one will notice.

Crazy!

Why do you feel justified in behaving that way to a fellow commenter who has generously offered valuable information here over weeks, but you allow your Subtack stars to get away with off-putting boasts? And these are people who may not have paid their dues in the world of higher education.

Remember how easy it is for anyone to rent a page at the Substack platform.

There is psychological terminology for people like you who go all googly-eyes at anyone they think might be a celebrity. It's a weakness. Not my problem you have it.

Steenroid's avatar

Well bless my heart aren’t you special.

A.'s avatar

Hah! The nastiness that oozes out of these "good Christians" when they are envious of what other commenters can write, says it all. You expose your true judgmental self, Steenroid. And it isn't pretty.

You really ought to get over that. Envy is a sin, my friend. Meow.....

Steenroid's avatar

Thank you very much for confirming you are an asshole that I can now block. FO

It doesn't take Sherlock's avatar

NGO's exist to launder money, and keep themselves in business first. Just like Big Pharma, Big Military (gotta use up the stockpiles, since the bonus $ was already paid out on those and we have a new crop of generals/admirals, lobbyists, and politicians that want nice 2nd houses).

AM Schimberg's avatar

Anything subsidized is wrought with fraud. The juice isn't worth the squeeze. I'd like to see all 501c3 organizations gotten rid of.

Kent's avatar

I'd take it one step further, all religious organizations should have their tax free status removed. Many of them are truly wealthy and should help to pay for their place on US soil. We have little or no idea where their cash goes or how its used. There should be no free rides.

Lisa Runquist's avatar

They are generally not funded by the government but by parishoners. Those should be left alone. HOWEVER if they receive money from the government (such as those bringing in illegal aliens) then yes do away with them.

RunningLogic's avatar

I personally think a big part of the Pope’s beef with Trump about illegals is related to the fact that Catholic Charities is getting less money now 😑

Kent's avatar

If religious orgs are considered Tax Exempt by the gov't, I consider that FUNDING by the gov't, its just classified differently. If they are not paying taxes, that's $$ the gov't is allowing them to keep. We as taxpayers do not get

that perk.

Richard Whitney's avatar

Or where it comes from. I live in a poverty-stricken area, but there are many giant mega-churches around. Their giant buildings stand out among the shacks surrounding them.

Where do they get their money? Definitely not from the poor people who go to them. I know that they help those people, and that is good, but where does the money come from?

Mrs. RW

Skenny's avatar

The "progressive" political machine is an organized crime syndicate on a scale that the Italian Mafia never dared to dream. You are correct that the SPLC and their $800 million is one instance of who-knows-how-many or how much.

Unfortunately for voters/taxpayers, the vast majority of Republicans want to duplicate this success, rather than punish it.

Mayor's avatar

We definitely need to stop referring to them as non-profit organizations because it is apparent that many people are profiting from them.

Barbara ( Portlander😵‍💫)'s avatar

But if history repeats itself NOTHING a will happen to them. It’s so freaking frustrating

A.'s avatar

Far-rightwing groups/herds practice the same sort of extremism and totalitarian tactics. Scroll down to the posts by GregWA and Free in Florida. They could pass for WOKE-folk in an instant.

Richard Whitney's avatar

Because of social media, we no longer have to believe what the msm tells us, although they do set the narrative that people argue about, as we can see here.

There was no "violent riot" at Charlottesville.

There was one guy who ran his car into a crowd, then backed out like he was an Indy 500 driver.

Hours later, they arrested a bespectacled young man who had autism and lived with his parents.

That was the beginning on the internet censorship. But before YouTube took it down, I watched a video, I think it was that Melissa woman, who analyzed the video of the event.

The man driving the car was older and didn't wear glasses. He looked like a special forces operative, but that's just my stereotype. He definitely was not a young bespectacled awkward kid. I think the kid was a patsy.

Anyway, I also saw a video put out by a black guy, showing the buses unloading both the "KKK" and the "protesters".

I also saw the rally against the statue removal, the police shutting it down, the protests of the leaders who pointed out that they had a permit, and the herding of them into the line of protesters, which we were then told was "violent". It wasn't.

That was definitely a special ops against Trump, not an organic event, and not a violent riot.

Words Beyond Me-Janice Powell's avatar

Speaking of conspiracies, I happened to look up RFK Jr. just to see when he was born, and wikipedia identifies him as a conspiracy theorist. Ha.

Belling the Cat's avatar

Badge of honor, from those guys.

ENCmd's avatar

Stellar and enlightening as usual. but please consider rewriting one line describing the SPLC, esp after alluding to Todd B as white:

“the progressive establishment’s throbbing, black brain.”

I know you are a Christian don’t mean it the prejudicial way it will be spun by every lib person and org we know. I can forward to all if that phrase is out.

Words Beyond Me-Janice Powell's avatar

✝️✝️✝️

In the morning, O LORD, You will hear my voice;

In the morning I will order my prayer to You and eagerly watch.

For You are not a God who takes pleasure in wickedness;

No evil dwells with You.

The boastful shall not stand before Your eyes;

You hate all who do iniquity.

You destroy those who speak falsehood;

The LORD abhors the man of bloodshed and deceit.

But as for me, by Your abundant lovingkindness I will enter Your house,

At Your holy temple I will bow in reverence for You.

— Psalm 5:3-7 NAS95

✝️✝️✝️

Juju's avatar

Wonderful WONDERFUL verse.

“But as for me…”

☺️❤️

Marlene Swann's avatar

“O worship the Lord, in the beauty of holiness.” I can only say - me, too!

Richard schoenenberger's avatar

A good lesson in forgiveness…let’s forgive those who have harmed us and focus on our redemption.

Words Beyond Me-Janice Powell's avatar

Leave them in God’s just hands, for He knows and sees all.

Graphite's avatar

Vengeance is mine sayeth the Lord!

Jeff Wright's avatar

Forgiveness is personal... not for politics and countries. When you let politicians go off scott free they turn back on you even worse and eat you alive.

Francoise Johnson's avatar

Proverbs 24:24-25 (NIV): "Whoever says to the guilty, 'You are innocent,' will be cursed by peoples and denounced by nations. But it will go well with those who convict the guilty, and rich blessing will come on them."

Lori's avatar

That is a hard pass for me Richard. If you can forgive those that have committed SRA against infants, pedos, big harma that killed millions with the jab, man made virus makers and the list goes on, more power to you.

Richard schoenenberger's avatar

I was referring to my personal life sorry should have been more specific

Lori's avatar

Nothing to be sorry about. All the above is personal even if not directly as it affects the human race.

Dave aka Geezermann's avatar

Kash Patel making headlines, and still there are some trying to convince the people that Kash is not doing a good job. Indicting the SPLC would not have happened in the FBI 1.0, they were working with them I'm sure. I'm so glad to see that organization go down, they have made a career of attacking anything conservative or American.

Long Enough?'s avatar

Simply uncovering the existence of secret room and hidden files in at the FBI is, in itself, a massive accomplishment. Now with Kevin Nunes coming back, things are going to get spicy. 😎

GregWA's avatar

Devin Nunes? "Coming back" how? Great news!

DDForTruth's avatar

https://justthenews.com/politics-policy/hldnunes-depart-trump-media-focus-intel-oversight-role

"Trump Media & Technology Group (TMTG) CEO and Chairman Devin Nunes is leaving the organization to prioritize his role on the President's Intelligence Advisory Board, after catapulting the Truth Social platform into a global brand built on free speech."

😉😎

"At PIAB, he has worked closely with Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard and CIA Director John Ratcliffe to declassify bombshell revelations about intelligence abuses as well as spur reforms to spy agencies that have become increasingly politicized over the last decade.

For instance, Nunes' team recently worked with Ratcliffe as the CIA recalled more than a dozen intelligence analyses that did not meet spy tradecraft standards, a powerful rebuke of past leadership at the Agency."

🎯

Dave aka Geezermann's avatar

Yes, he left his Truth Social post.

Alan Devincentis's avatar

I was wondering why that man was not put in this cabinet, but maybe a better use of him is behind the scenes.

Long Enough?'s avatar

I know. I even have to battle my phone when it corrects my own son’s name which is Devon. So irritating.

dancingtime's avatar

Turn off auto correct

Steenroid's avatar

Indeed they will.

Dave Slough's avatar

I was wondering why he was leaving Truth Social

This is great news

Johnny-O's avatar

I would love to see those Epstein Files Patel et. al are hiding.

LMWC's avatar

Maybe because I watch nothing of trad media anymore and was off social media most of yesterday, the SLPC story totally escaped me. The little National news I heard was all about the ridiculous gerrymandering ballot passing narrowly in Virginia.

YourGalapagosGullfriend's avatar

"Passing narrowly" the same way that Gavin Gruesome won his recall or Abigal Spanberger won her political office in the first place.

Juju's avatar

“Passing narrowly” with their various methods of cheating:

Lara Logan great interchange about it

https://x.com/wallstreetapes/status/2046762106595447238

Porge's avatar

Agree Dave, and just think....he did it all with a massive hangover!!!🤣🤣🤣

Abiding Dude's avatar

Kash is a cockroach (like Blanche, Wiles, Lutnick, Kushner, Vance, Bessant, etc)

EPSTEIN

911

JFK

They serve Israel... like Trump.

Guy White's avatar

Another weed pulled!

RunningLogic's avatar

—“ names! Rare Books Warehouse? Really? Was “Totally Legit Business, LLC” already taken? And … CIA? Are you kidding me? Did all the SPLC’s lawyers have a great laugh over that one? I bet they aren’t laughing now.”

Shades of “Learing Centers” 😑😛😆

Critical Thinker's avatar

Hubris, through and through

Dr Linda's avatar

That’s the kind of nonsense that occurs when one thinks they are smarted than anyone else. Generally, eventually failure.

Peter's avatar

Classic lib moral superiority

Susan Seas's avatar

You just described commenter A. in a nutshell. 😂 Trust them they are self described smarter than all of us.

RunningLogic's avatar

Right? 🙄 And we would be so deprived of this person’s brilliance should he decide to leave this Substack 🙄

Tom's avatar

The only thing left is for A. to whip out his Mensa card.

Regard A.'s arguments on their merit. Or lack thereof. Be on guard for logical fallacies.

Just like you would for anyone else, especially me. Especially me.

But if I ever rely on the fallacy of Appeal to Authority, and claim that I am that authority, then, by all means, disregard everything I have to say.

Susan Seas's avatar

Trust me, I’m an expert. On everything 😂

cat's avatar

The books were so rare, they didn't exist. 🤣

Tom's avatar

The catalogue includes: "The Voynich Manuscript" in pdf. form, and nothing else.

RunningLogic's avatar

Now that’s RARE l! 😆😛

Tom's avatar

Is "Medium Rare Books, LLC" taken?

Jerri Hinojosa's avatar

I’ll bet “CIA” was not a joke, but an actual attempt to convince the hate groups they were working for the real CIA.

RunningLogic's avatar

Wouldn’t surprise me.

Tom's avatar

This made me suddenly want to incorporate "Totally Legit Business, LLC."

If it isn't already taken.

Maureen ODH's avatar

Running Logic… 💥🎯💥🎯… all the while reading todays post, one of Jeffs BEST… I kept replaying the movie “Laundromat” with Meryl Streep in my head… maybe Scott Burns, laundromats screenplay writer and Steven Soderberg can use this SPLC and connected criminal NGO’s activities reports to write and produce “Laundromat 2.0…” https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Laundromat_(2019_film)

Lisa Runquist's avatar

Too bad. I would have had a marvelous time browsing thru a Rare Books Warehouse. Though I would expect it to be a pretty small warehouse. Maybe if it had tables and chairs for us to use while perusing to books?

Michael Smith's avatar

I too would bet the SPLC does not survive this case as an organization.

I would also bet that they manage to metastasize into some other form to continue carrying out their anti-American leftist work, as did ACORN, Journo-List, etc etc....

Rust never sleeps.

GregWA's avatar

Agree completely...the Dems won't give up. Their money will just move to other orgs. We need to "follow that money" and nip in the bud whatever those new orgs get up to.

The number one priority of those scurrying roaches will be to steal the midterms and I have NO confidence the Republican Party is up to the job of preventing that.

I would LOVE to see a post from Jeff on all the things Republicans and others are doing to prevent the steal! The SAVE Act is still stalled--when does its passage become moot for the midterms? I can see certain States saying, "there's not enough time to implement it before the midterms", if say, it doesn't pass until May or June.

Lori's avatar

Rust we can handle, incarnate evil is much harder.

SD Scott's avatar

How much of that money comes from human trafficking, drug trade, etc?

Kent's avatar

or how much of that money came from USAID?

Marty Kiner's avatar

It will quickly return and under another name if it hadn’t already.

Kent's avatar
1hEdited

And how many more SPLC's are there we havent uncovered yet? How about the ADL and

the ACLU?

Arnold C Fossen's avatar

They need to go after all the leaders and employees who were aware of these activities and charge them with crimes as well.

RunningLogic's avatar

Reposting this because I think it’s important especially in light of everything that’s been happening:

(Also, DataRepublican is a national treasure!)

https://twitchy.com/samj/2026/04/21/datarepublican-thread-real-reason-democrats-keep-going-after-hegseth-n2427338?

Free in Florida's avatar

Running Logic, YES! This is a very disturbing piece and goes along with some of the other info we’ve learned about the various groups set up to go after Trump and conservatives. She’s the real deal - brilliant investigative reporter and worth following. She’s also brilliant with numbers and was helping Musk and the DOGE guys at one point. Thanks for posting this link. It’s important!

On the topic of Hegseth - My husband is a former Navy pilot, USNA grad, with hundreds of contacts in the retired military ranks. Very few were in favor of Hegseth’s nomination when it was first announced but it didn’t take long for almost everyone to come on board. They think he’s a breath of fresh air for the War Department and the man for the job. The fact that he’s being targeted - and the people/groups who are targeting him - should emphasize that even more.

Dan (100% All in MAGA)'s avatar

Thanks RL, EVERYONE needs to read that thread as Data Republican brings the receipts on the left's current color revolution to conduct a coup of President Trump. She connects the dots and also shows how the Seditionist Six were and are a part of it.

So lets be clear, there is an ongoing attempt to conduct a color revolution of Trump and his admin. They need to be rounded up and people need to be hung for treason against the USA.

Richard schoenenberger's avatar

But then the loons label it as revenge and political warfare…

Dan (100% All in MAGA)'s avatar

Yeah, they are not going to roll over and play dead, they fully understand it is an existential fight, and they dont intend to lose it. They will use the institutional democracy and all their deeply evil and corrupt NGOs to win. This is the real war which has been delayed for decades by the likes of ovomit, clinton, pelosi, mcconnell, the autopen, gates zuckerburg, bezos, etc. Trump is our Warrior sent by God to defeat them.

Valerie's avatar

Data republican is most definitely a national treasure!

JCrutcher's avatar

Thanks for pointing her Tweet, will be getting her book.

JenniferS's avatar

I just pre-ordered her book, forthcoming in October. For a surprise (one hopes).

dancingtime's avatar

Interesting....about security forces....discussed on one of the latest America's Untold Stories....conversely, some sites are proposing that one of the reasons why so many single immigrants in EU countries is to use them when the natives arise in revolt and the natives security forces join them against the growing fascist governments....the immigrants will have no such loyalty to the people...

Herodotus II's avatar

Even more depth from Tore: https://x.com/idontexisttore/status/2045294372053188787?s=46&t=tRkuVazs5WsPrJ4b6TdVvw

A coup IN PROGRESS. Names, recordings, documentation, receipts. It's all there, an 8-part series. A Must-See!

Joy's avatar

What's happening right now is glorious! Thank you God for President Trump!

Jackson74's avatar

His ear was scarred by an assassination attempt. These are the strangest of times.

Juju's avatar

Morning! ☕️☕️❤️

FLGenX's avatar

My neighbor’s tree is producing bananas 😃 she gave me a bunch so I’m enjoying sweet creamy REAL bananas with my Coffee & Covid 👍🏼 Have a great day!

Joseph Kaplan's avatar

My neighbor just gave me a tree from her banana tree. It seems these trees propagate new trees. Planted it last week and maybe next year I’ll have some fresh bananas

Mary Pat FitzGibbons's avatar

Planting that is a great idea. You may need the back yard banana in the coming years. Just saying.

Tiny basket of deplorable's avatar

I grow them here in Pa. Mostly for the tropical beauty because the development of Bananas takes too long in our short season. I have 4 half barrels with 8ft trees in my garage just waiting to go out on my deck. lol. I did get a tiny bunch of 1 inch bananas which were adorable last summer. Hilarious

Alan Devincentis's avatar

I know plantains grow like weeds,and spread like crazy.

shayne's avatar

I love plantains

Dave aka Geezermann's avatar

But, was it a banana tree? lol

Marty Kiner's avatar

Fun fact they are an herb.

Dave aka Geezermann's avatar

I did not know that. My first thought though was, I'd be surprised to see a banana growing on another kind of tree. But if it is hardy in Illinois maybe I should plant one.

Lisa Runquist's avatar

In illinois? Probably better off with an apple tree.

Alan Devincentis's avatar

I got plantains. Can’t get my head around them.

Marty Kiner's avatar

We have several banana trees. Aren’t they delicious?

Steenroid's avatar

What about rice?

Torrance Stephens's avatar

Top of the day.

Back later, 2 classes to teach.

RunningLogic's avatar

Good morning Juju!! 😊

NoVA mom's avatar

Happy Wednesday!! ☺️🌸

Robin Esau's avatar

Good morning Juju!

Valerie's avatar

Good morning!

JCrutcher's avatar

Good morning 🌞

Mary Pat FitzGibbons's avatar

Good morning, Juju. Have a good day.

DDForTruth's avatar

Klinks coffee cups

☕☕

Torrance Stephens's avatar

1] I always thought SPLC would have been destroyed by their sexual harassment scandal or race discrimination suit back in the day. Anywho,

2] A few thoughts to share on Mayor Man-Dummy: https://torrancestephensphd.substack.com/p/man-dummy

3] Speaking of books. Amazon banned a new edition of The Camp of the Saints by the late French novelist Jean Raspail — and then quietly re-listed the book after online backlash to the company’s attempted censorship. I wrote about that book once. https://torrancestephensphd.substack.com/p/from-the-united-kingdom-to-great?utm_source=publication-search

I know already, I share too much.

🌱Nard🙏's avatar

Keep over sharing. Your writing is priceless💗.

Peter's avatar

Camp of the Saints was the Nostradamus of its time

Lori's avatar

I just looked it up-wow, all coming to fruition. Will go to the library and pick it up!

A.'s avatar
4hEdited

Yes, I know the Jean Raspail book. I have had it in Kindle for some time, but not read it yet. Considered one of the great prescient dystopian novels predicting our modern era.

I have to say though, that as one of the Globalists under the British Network, PM Pierre Trudeau of Canada was already starting to lay the groundwork for mass immigration from the third world into Canada by the late 60s, prior to this book. So perhaps Mr. Raspail was taking his hints from that.

Bard Joseph's avatar

Toronto Protocols: Creation of a Deep State.

"Labor for all, the opening of Credit for all; Leisure for all will be our bogie for the illusory creation of a new social class: the "Middle Class". Because once our objectives are reached, the "Class" in the middle, between the secular poor, and we the rich, we will definitely remove by cutting off all means of survival."

"Thus it will be possible to sharply increase the burden of the State by multiplying without any limit a body of intellectual public servants. Insured for years in advance of material security, they will be consequently perfect for executors of "Government Authority", in other words of "Our Power".

"Thus creating an impressive body of officials who will in itself (a Government within the Government), irrespective of the political party that is in power. This anonymous machine can serve us one day means of leverages when the moment comes to accelerate the economic collapse of the Nation States, because these will not be able to indefinitely sustain such mass salaries without having going into debt beyond their means."

The Toronto Protocols of the Canadian Freemasons. 1967

A.'s avatar

You might want to look into the case of Socialist NDP politician Tommy Douglas of Canada, who instituted Canada's socialized healthcare system in the 60s. Likely as the basis for later eugenics. Such as unlimited abortion and MAID.

Tommy Douglas was a member of the British Network of Globalists.

A.'s avatar

Well, the various secret societies have been around for eons. Some going back to the Fall of Rome. Such as the case of the British Network of Globalists.

So, much of this was known, but not publicly available.

NAB's avatar

Strongly encourage you to read the book, A. It is a difficult read only because it strikes so close to the bone. You actually "feel" the events in the book and know that what the author predicted is playing out in real time though the specifics are somewhat different.

A.'s avatar

Thanks for your take on this.

wit's avatar

I’ve spent time at theSPLC HQ. it’s the one place in Montgomery where there is absolutely NO poverty. Beautiful building luxuriously appointed and more security than the entire secret service. Non profit my arse!

NAB's avatar

Of COURSE it is!

Inverted Pyramid's avatar

The switch from Bondi to Blanche is genius.

King Cavalier II's avatar

If your fundraising depends on racism then by golly you better keep racism well-funded.

PamelaZelie's avatar

Exactly.

And, if your fundraising and salaries depends on cancer, then you must keep the disease ongoing with useless chemotherapy and other drugs. Make sure alternate treatments are never to see the light of day.

Johnny-O's avatar

And then our government goes ahead with their big mRNA push to.......Cure Cancer! Laughable if it were not so sad.

King Cavalier II's avatar

This is what I missed in B-school! I’m such a dumbass, my 20, 30 year old products sell on eBay for 2-3x’s than they sold for new. Arrrrrghhhh- dads hand it down to their kids and buy new for themselves. Should have made it disposable. No wonder I’m not rich as Gates.

Bard Joseph's avatar

Sounds anti semantic

John Galt?'s avatar

How about Arabella & Tides? Any Grand Juries empaneled for those malicious actors? Also, how much federal funding did SPLC receive? Did they take covid funds?

Steenroid's avatar

The beauty of most Grand Juries is they nearly always are secret until the indictments are announced. I nearly got called on a Federal GJ but the person they were investigating plead guilty first.

A.'s avatar

I have known for several decades that SPLC is a propaganda machine of the far-left. That point has rarely been disputed by normal people. I suppose the only question was when they would fall, and how bad the outcome would be. For them.

A.'s avatar

In case other readers here jump to the conclusion that I must be far-right....I am not.

I'm Centrist.

Far-left and far-right are both destructive. The point being -- stay away from extremes.

Critical Thinker's avatar

The term "far right" has lost its meaning anyway, being hurled at anyone not following the dogma and narratives of the rabid left. Ignore those fools and their labels...

Free in Florida's avatar

Critical Thinker - Don’t know this for a fact but someone a few days ago had said A is a bot. It writes like it is.

A.'s avatar
3hEdited

"It"? You seem to be keen on dehumanizing people. It was a great Nazi tactic. What does that say about you?

No my friend. I am simply well-educated, and a fine writer. Maybe you don't have any of those in your own circles. Lost art. Good critical thinker too.

That slur was put around by several far-right Pentecostalists, who are not keen on educated persons. Seems we show them up. But they consider themselves "fine Christians". Which makes me giggle. What they generally display is certainly not Christianity.

Btw...I have heard the rumour too that Free in Florida is a bot. H-m-m....

Using this tactic of calling someone a bot is not much different from the unsavoury tactics used by the SPLC. See what I mean about the far-left and the far-right being two peas in a pod? Same controlling, smearing manipulations. Just another form of Cancel Culture.

How do we know that Jeff Childers isn't a bot, while we're at it?

A.'s avatar

"Carl Jung wrote: 'Old Heraclitus, who was indeed a very great sage, discovered the most marvellous of all psychological laws: the regulative function of opposites. He called it Enantiodromia, a running contrariwise, by which he meant that sooner or later everything runs into its opposite'"

(Thanks to Leo for telling me this has a Wikipedia entry)

GregWA's avatar

Yep...sounds like a bot to me, too! Can we block it?

A.'s avatar

So this is the way you think you are going to get around saying you support democracy and free speech (and abhor censorship), while still trying to blot out anyone who disagrees with you. What a low tactic, Greg.

How is this any different from totalitarian practices? Let me tell you -- it isn't.

In the Soviet world, the same trick was to pretend that a "dissident" was mentally ill. And then claim that you had to have them committed...for their own good. Uh-huh....

This ugly little suggestion form GregWA is nothing more than totalitarianism practiced against someone because they refuse to join the groupthink of your particular herd. In other words, because they have an individual mind and morality. It seems that Greg does not support either individualism or freedom. So what is he doing in America? Trump might have a look at him. He hates totalitarianism.

Shame on Greg!

GregWA's avatar

"Shamed" by a bot! That's a new one! And if everyone here is a bot, except me of course, then I need a new filter, a new basis for assessing content.

But to A's point about censorship...this is a private space, Jeff's blog, Substack's site. They can publish or not publish anything they want. Being highly educated, well "trained" anyway, you should know that censorship is something the government does.

Blocking someone/thing that does not discuss/argue in good faith is not a bad thing!

A.'s avatar

I think I am going to forward this to a contact in the WH.

A.'s avatar

I take your point. I know very well how this has been used to mis-label.

However, there is indeed a far-rightwing, mainly of religious extremists. Their behaviour is very similar to the far-leftwing WOKE. Only the groupthink narrative is different. Some of them hang out here, though why they chose a news site is a mystery.

DaveL's avatar

What both have in common is a immutable belief that all they believe is absolutely right, it’s undebatable.

A.'s avatar

When the far-right religious extremists cannot debate me on facts, they end up screaming that I am the Anti-Christ, which they consider their trump-card.

Lord, give me patience.....

DaveL's avatar

Just another form of the ad hominem fallacy. That and the genetic fallacy, in my unscientific survey, seem to be the top two fallacies in use nowadays.

A.'s avatar

Absolutely, Dave! Though none of them see that their supposed enemies are precisely the same psychological type as they are.

I find it very comical! Takes the concept of "unawareness" to a whole new level.

Richard schoenenberger's avatar

Rush L. labeled centrists as those who couldn’t make up their minds…

A.'s avatar
3hEdited

Well it seems that Rush L. misunderstood the concept. Perhaps he is not much of a thinker. He had only a high school education. Whereas I have professional training in Evolutionary and Depth Psychology. I think I beat Rush.

I advise you not to adopt ideas simply because someone was popular. You absorb a lot of garbage that way.

NAB's avatar

I was giving you the benefit of the doubt until this comment.

A.'s avatar
2hEdited

I am not giving you the benefit of the doubt. I knew with your first comment that you are a surface thinker. You get your ideas from popularity alone.

I will have to avoid reading your posts in future. Though you are perfectly free to write them.

Dolce Far Niente's avatar

A Legend In Your Own Mind.

A.'s avatar
38mEdited

Ooh...the envy dripping off of you. It's delicious. I tend to have that effect on those I debate in my floor-wiping sessions.

Yes, I think I would agree that you are crabby. I might even go further than that.

I'll call the janitor for a clean-up, shall I? I imagine you as a puddle of melted wax just now. With a green tinge.

Richard schoenenberger's avatar

You are perfectly entitled to your opinion of yourself…

A.'s avatar

Ooh...sounds like Richard's sour grapes because I bested him!

Bard Joseph's avatar

What Right, Left, Centrist?

All one party.

A.'s avatar

Not me.

I know my Psychology too well.

Sheryl's avatar

Remember during Biden years the numerous clips we were shown of "neo Nazis" marching in their khakis and flying their flag? We were told it was an extreme right group. More than likely, paid actors courtesy of the SPLC. Those of us with a working brain knew it was a hoax.

Clarity Seeker's avatar

SPLC is tax exempt . As are parts of act blue . Time for IRS to get to work. Perhaps even assert breaches of exempt status on retroactive basis m meaning lots of back taxes owing by these organizations

¡Andrew the Great!'s avatar

...and presumably their donors, the big ones, who might've taken big tax deductions for those donations.

Clarity Seeker's avatar

Yes. Lots of very FINE PEOPLE who always proclaim how critical full transparency is in our democracy

Vince's avatar

IRS has a criminal investigation division, they need to get on this one.

Arnold C Fossen's avatar

It is time for Congress to get to work. Donations to the vast majority of NGOs and charities should not be deductible. They need to create a class system for charities with legit churches at the top and bottom feeders at the bottom. Many if not most of the charities out there are just employers of unproductive liberals. They raise money and pass it on to other charities all of which take their cut ad infinitum. The Demonic Party has created a vast network of criminal organizations. They all employ liberals and leftists who think they are better than everyone else who actually works for a living.

Clarity Seeker's avatar

Imagine what a real king would do with these tax abusers.