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The DUmpster / VIDEO: EU vs Elon: Who Wins?
« Last post by pjcomix on Today at 12:36:26 PM »
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It's on! The European Union vs Elon Musk. The battle began when the EU demanded that X (forever to be known as Twitter) bow down to its censorship regime by paying a 120 million Euro fine. However, the EU may have bit off more than it can chew because it is also trying to extend its censorship to TikTok and Apple and they are also refusing to comply. How will this war end? Will the EU be able to impose its censorship on the rest of the world? Stay tuned!

https://rumble.com/v72xrsc-eu-vs-elon-who-wins.html
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The DUmpster / Re: "I don't know anything about that," says Donald J. Trump,
« Last post by ADsOutburst on Today at 12:32:57 PM »
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Now, he "doesn't know anything about Indiana," because that trick didn't work.

Trick? You mean the trick Democrats have been using for years?
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General Discussion / Re: Criminalizing Bible Verses? Canadian Lawmakers Target Religious Expression With
« Last post by ADsOutburst on Today at 12:31:45 PM »
I don't know how Canadians in general view this, but at first glance, it sounds like another case of the left getting what it wants by making the most noise.
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The DUmpster / Re: A certain tourism loss
« Last post by SVPete on Today at 11:56:58 AM »
Quote from: Karin on Today at 11:47:29 AM
I've seen no slowdown of Canadians crossing the border and coming to shop.  The taxes are so much lower, even in NY.  It's just too tempting.  You should see them clog up the Dollar Tree!

canetoad's post was trying to himalayanize one (possibly fictional) friend into a tourism disaster for the US.
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The DUmpster / Re: A certain tourism loss
« Last post by Karin on Today at 11:47:29 AM »
I've seen no slowdown of Canadians crossing the border and coming to shop.  The taxes are so much lower, even in NY.  It's just too tempting.  You should see them clog up the Dollar Tree!
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Breaking News / Re: Worth Knowing, Probably Not Quite Threadworthy 12/12
« Last post by SVPete on Today at 11:37:44 AM »
Colorado Schools Score Huge Victory in Battle to Protect Girls Sports

https://pjmedia.com/michaelcantrell/2025/12/11/colorado-schools-score-huge-victory-in-battle-to-protect-girls-sports-n4946960

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Colorado currently enforces a law that allows transgender-identifying males to participate in female sports—an indulgence of a young person’s delusions and an egregious encouragement of mental illness. However, this could soon change.

Colorado School District 49, located just outside Colorado Springs, now leads a coalition of seven other districts in challenging the law. The districts filed a lawsuit in May against the Colorado Civil Rights Division, the Colorado Civil Rights Commission, the Colorado Attorney General, and the Colorado High School Activities Association.
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Last week, however, the Colorado High School Activities Association settled with the plaintiffs, delivering a huge win for girls’ sports.

District 49 pursued the lawsuit after officials adopted rules last year requiring all school sports teams to divide athletes by biological sex. Superintendent Peter Hilts stated that he set clear rules concerning biology after he noticed more men trying to compete as women around the country. District 49 filed its lawsuit on May 9 to prevent the district from facing penalties that the governing body of Colorado sports might impose.
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Breaking News / Re: Worth Knowing, Probably Not Quite Threadworthy 12/12
« Last post by SVPete on Today at 11:35:03 AM »
JBS to close California beef plant over low US cattle supply

https://srnnews.com/jbs-to-close-california-beef-plant-over-low-us-cattle-supply/

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CHICAGO, Dec 12 (Reuters) – JBS will permanently close a facility outside Los Angeles that prepares beef for sale at U.S. grocery stores, the world’s largest meat company said on Friday, as tight cattle supplies have raised costs for meatpackers.

JBS will shut its Swift Beef Company facility in Riverside, California, on February 2, eliminating 374 jobs, according to a notice from the state’s Employment Development Department.

Beef prices set record highs this year after ranchers slashed the U.S. cattle herd to its lowest level in decades due to a persistent drought that dried up pasture lands. A halt on U.S. imports of Mexican cattle tightened supplies further, as Washington seeks to keep out a flesh-eating parasite.

The increase of beef prices due to a long-term drought and USDA efforts to keep out a parasite are Trump's fault somehow? As usual, Dems and their MSM mouthpieces are lying be omission.
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The DUmpster / Re: "I don't know anything about that," says Donald J. Trump,
« Last post by SVPete on Today at 11:03:24 AM »
Dear Rocky, got facts?

2.5M illegals deported or self-deported sounds like a success.

Gas prices falling back to or below the December 2020 prices sounds like a success.

The price of AFBF's "typical" Thanksgiving dinner being 4% lower than in 2024 sounds like a success.

Taking out several drug-smuggling boats, the drug cargo, and the drug-smuggler crews sounds like a success.

Capturing the oil tanker LIEden sanctioned but probably had zero intention to act against sounds like a success.

Companies and universities ending their discrimination against Jews, whites, and east, SE, and south Asians, countries re-negotiating and reducing their anti-American tariffs ...

Out of IN's 9 current House members, 2 are Dems, so rejoice, DUpipo.
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The DUmpster / Re: A certain tourism loss
« Last post by SVPete on Today at 10:47:54 AM »
Quote from: DLR Pyro on Today at 09:50:17 AM
This pleases me because I don't want foreign tourists to visit the U.S. if they won't respect our laws, rules, and regulations

I don't think international tourist who "won't respect our laws, rules, and regulations" would fit well or last long in MouseLand or MouseWorld.
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General Discussion / Re: Criminalizing Bible Verses? Canadian Lawmakers Target Religious Expression With
« Last post by enslaved1 on Today at 10:18:44 AM »
That's been the long game for a while, IMHO.

Curious if this law would apply to verses in the Quran that some interpret as antisemetic, or if Farrakhan would get arrested up there for some of his speeches and comments.  Or does it just apply to Christians calling sins sins, like homosexuality? 
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