Sit-in spin: Getting dizzy with politics

Re: Sit-in spin: Getting dizzy with politics

Postby drsmooth » Wed Jul 06, 2016 21:20:51

momadance wrote:
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Gimpy wrote:she's profoundly unqualified to hold public office.


we'll assume the last bit was just a lame joke, but what you meant to assert here is Clinton's DISqualified by her actions from holding office. That's your opinion; but if she is UNqualified, no political actor has EVER been qualified. That's fact.


That's a steamy take.


I'm pretty confident that the consensus among people who spend a lot more time on this stuff than I do would be that individuals who've been elected as US Senators, and been re-elected to their Senate seats, and have served as Secretary of State - whatever the consensus on the caliber of their service in either role - are generally regarded to have Presidential bona fides. Her life in public service, most of it at the national level, can't be completely discounted either; she gets public service. She's qualified, well beyond the technical age/birthplace requirements.
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Re: Sit-in spin: Getting dizzy with politics

Postby pacino » Wed Jul 06, 2016 21:24:01

There sure are hot takes here, like implying someone will end up dead. Whatever man, you have your personal shit. That's fine. You think she should be prosecuted. Whatever.

Tell me to suck a bag of dicks is pretty out of bounds.
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Re: Sit-in spin: Getting dizzy with politics

Postby momadance » Wed Jul 06, 2016 21:25:38

Gimpy wrote:No, I'm saying that someone who cannot adequately handle sensitive information is not qualified to be in a position where they will handle such information.

And I wasn't being sarcastic calling Trump worse. He is somehow worse than someone who should not hold the office.


She was handling TS info in regards to her political career. Nothing More, nothing less.

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Re: Sit-in spin: Getting dizzy with politics

Postby momadance » Wed Jul 06, 2016 21:26:49

pacino wrote:There sure are hot takes here, like implying someone will end up dead. Whatever man, you have your personal shit. That's fine. You think she should be prosecuted. Whatever.

Tell me to suck a bag of dicks is pretty out of bounds.


Not really. It's not just you. And no one implied anyone would end up dead.
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Re: Sit-in spin: Getting dizzy with politics

Postby pacino » Wed Jul 06, 2016 21:28:18

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pacino wrote:There sure are hot takes here, like implying someone will end up dead. Whatever man, you have your personal #$!&@. That's fine. You think she should be prosecuted. Whatever.

Tell me to suck a bag of dicks is pretty out of bounds.


Not really.

Ok, whatever man. I'm not sure how you expect me to respond when you are laying down that it's a personal attack on you if i think she shouldnt be in prison.
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Re: Sit-in spin: Getting dizzy with politics

Postby drsmooth » Wed Jul 06, 2016 21:28:44

Gimpy wrote:No, I'm saying that someone who cannot adequately handle sensitive information is not qualified to be in a position where they will handle such information.

And I wasn't being sarcastic calling Trump worse. He is somehow worse than someone who should not hold the office.


"adequately handle sensitive information", ffs

I do not trust either Clinton to set aside their personal interest entirely in the course of their public service. I doubt either ever has.

I trust both not to do anything traitorous or even willfully dangerous to the welfare of the United States or its citizens. I'm pretty sure I would be genuinely unable to say that with certainty about more than half of any top 50 national-stage Republicans you might name. I'd be relieved to find I'm wrong about that.
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Re: Sit-in spin: Getting dizzy with politics

Postby Gimpy » Wed Jul 06, 2016 21:31:36

momadance wrote:
pacino wrote:There sure are hot takes here, like implying someone will end up dead. Whatever man, you have your personal shit. That's fine. You think she should be prosecuted. Whatever.

Tell me to suck a bag of dicks is pretty out of bounds.


Not really. It's not just you. And no one implied anyone would end up dead.


I did. I was kidding though. Although...

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Re: Sit-in spin: Getting dizzy with politics

Postby pacino » Wed Jul 06, 2016 21:32:58

There seems to be a misunderstanding of why I support her. I don't think she's great as a campaigner or is without baggage or issues. I think she'll be a good preisdent to run our country.

I also don't think this rises to the level of throwing the cuffs on her. Think of both of those whatever you want.
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Re: Sit-in spin: Getting dizzy with politics

Postby CalvinBall » Wed Jul 06, 2016 21:35:14

my favorite thing is this moment would be pretty huge for a competent opponent. instead you had trump still defending the star of david meme and doubling down on sadam being good or whatever.

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Re: Sit-in spin: Getting dizzy with politics

Postby jerseyhoya » Wed Jul 06, 2016 21:35:30

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jerseyhoya wrote:This is a cry for help. He wants it taken from him. Utterly insane rambling.


Huh?

Donald J. Trump on Wednesday offered a defiant defense of his campaign’s decision to publish an image widely viewed as anti-Semitic — saying he regretted deleting it — and vigorously reaffirmed his praise of Saddam Hussein, the murderous Iraqi dictator.

The lede from the NYT story about tonight's speech

To paraphrase Pitt from Inglorious Basterds, the gigantic orange manbaby realizes he is going to lose in November and would rather be the victim of having the nomination 'stolen' from him than lose to Hillary...Oblige him.

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Re: Sit-in spin: Getting dizzy with politics

Postby CalvinBall » Wed Jul 06, 2016 21:36:38

i mean

Donald J. TrumpVerified account
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Where is the outrage for this Disney book? Is this the 'Star of David' also?
Dishonest media! #Frozen

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Re: Sit-in spin: Getting dizzy with politics

Postby pacino » Wed Jul 06, 2016 21:38:58

jerseyhoya wrote:
CalvinBall wrote:
jerseyhoya wrote:This is a cry for help. He wants it taken from him. Utterly insane rambling.


Huh?

Donald J. Trump on Wednesday offered a defiant defense of his campaign’s decision to publish an image widely viewed as anti-Semitic — saying he regretted deleting it — and vigorously reaffirmed his praise of Saddam Hussein, the murderous Iraqi dictator.

The lede from the NYT story about tonight's speech

To paraphrase Pitt from Inglorious Basterds, the gigantic orange manbaby realizes he is going to lose in November and would rather be the victim of having the nomination 'stolen' from him than lose to Hillary...Oblige him.

I didn't realize he had another speech.

If he was any normal politician this would torpedo his campaign into the ocean. Youd almost think it was being done on purpose.
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Re: Sit-in spin: Getting dizzy with politics

Postby momadance » Wed Jul 06, 2016 21:39:46

pacino wrote:
momadance wrote:
pacino wrote:There sure are hot takes here, like implying someone will end up dead. Whatever man, you have your personal #$!&@. That's fine. You think she should be prosecuted. Whatever.

Tell me to suck a bag of dicks is pretty out of bounds.


Not really.

Ok, whatever man. I'm not sure how you expect me to respond when you are laying down that it's a personal attack on you if i think she shouldnt be in prison.


I quoted your response because it was the last one on the subject. I honestly did not mean to single you out at all and I'm sincerely sorry if it came off that way. The only point that I am trying to make is that Hillary fucked up. There are many people with clearances, especially in VA/DC/MD who are not going to put up with that stuff. Also, I dont think She, Bernie, or Trump should be running from President.

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Re: Sit-in spin: Getting dizzy with politics

Postby jerseyhoya » Wed Jul 06, 2016 21:44:11

CalvinBall wrote:i mean

Donald J. TrumpVerified account
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Where is the outrage for this Disney book? Is this the 'Star of David' also?
Dishonest media! #Frozen

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Let it go

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Re: Sit-in spin: Getting dizzy with politics

Postby CalvinBall » Wed Jul 06, 2016 21:44:38

lol good one jh

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Re: Sit-in spin: Getting dizzy with politics

Postby smitty » Wed Jul 06, 2016 21:47:00

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smitty wrote:And we're getting a lot of different stories. Were these emails marked? Were they classified at the time she received and sent them out? I'm reading conflicting stuff about this. And these issues are critical to know in order to draw conclusions.


From the group of 30,000 e-mails returned to the State Department, 110 e-mails in 52 e-mail chains have been determined by the owning agency to contain classified information at the time they were sent or received. Eight of those chains contained information that was Top Secret at the time they were sent; 36 chains contained Secret information at the time; and eight contained Confidential information, which is the lowest level of classification. Separate from those, about 2,000 additional e-mails were “up-classified” to make them Confidential; the information in those had not been classified at the time the e-mails were sent.


Classified information in emails is not something I'm familiar with. Were these emails marked? I'm not clear regarding what a "chain" is. I'm not certain we'll get the nitty gritty details on this since it's classified.

LG's opinion in regards to this issue would be very valuable as he is up to date on this stuff.
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Re: Sit-in spin: Getting dizzy with politics

Postby momadance » Wed Jul 06, 2016 21:48:19

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Gimpy wrote:she's profoundly unqualified to hold public office.


we'll assume the last bit was just a lame joke, but what you meant to assert here is Clinton's DISqualified by her actions from holding office. That's your opinion; but if she is UNqualified, no political actor has EVER been qualified. That's fact.


That's a steamy take.


I'm pretty confident that the consensus among people who spend a lot more time on this stuff than I do would be that individuals who've been elected as US Senators, and been re-elected to their Senate seats, and have served as Secretary of State - whatever the consensus on the caliber of their service in either role - are generally regarded to have Presidential bona fides. Her life in public service, most of it at the national level, can't be completely discounted either; she gets public service. She's qualified, well beyond the technical age/birthplace requirements.


So was James Buchanan.

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Re: Sit-in spin: Getting dizzy with politics

Postby jerseyhoya » Wed Jul 06, 2016 21:48:42

CalvinBall wrote:lol good one jh

I came up with it by myself before going to Twitter and seeing 17 other people on my feed had already made the same joke.

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Re: Sit-in spin: Getting dizzy with politics

Postby smitty » Wed Jul 06, 2016 21:49:08

The five pointed star thing is BS in my view. It looks like a Macy's star to me.

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Re: Sit-in spin: Getting dizzy with politics

Postby momadance » Wed Jul 06, 2016 21:51:41

smitty wrote:
Gimpy wrote:
smitty wrote:And we're getting a lot of different stories. Were these emails marked? Were they classified at the time she received and sent them out? I'm reading conflicting stuff about this. And these issues are critical to know in order to draw conclusions.


From the group of 30,000 e-mails returned to the State Department, 110 e-mails in 52 e-mail chains have been determined by the owning agency to contain classified information at the time they were sent or received. Eight of those chains contained information that was Top Secret at the time they were sent; 36 chains contained Secret information at the time; and eight contained Confidential information, which is the lowest level of classification. Separate from those, about 2,000 additional e-mails were “up-classified” to make them Confidential; the information in those had not been classified at the time the e-mails were sent.


Classified information in emails is not something I'm familiar with. Were these emails marked? I'm not clear regarding what a "chain" is. I'm not certain we'll get the nitty gritty details on this since it's classified.

LG's opinion in regards to this issue would be very valuable as he is up to date on this stuff.


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