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Current Events => The DUmpster => Topic started by: franksolich on September 17, 2016, 04:55:55 AM

Title: too bad for Wills
Post by: franksolich on September 17, 2016, 04:55:55 AM: http://www.democraticunderground.com/1107177811

Oh my.

In case anybody's forgotten, which most probably have, Wills, the William769 primitive, along with the fairyish hrmjustin primitive, was a leader of the primitives supporting Messalina Agrippina for the Democrat nomination for president; his side of course won, but it was a close-run thing, Wills not understanding that one needs to use the jack-boot, not the pacific methods of Gandhi, to beat the gimme crowd.

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William769 (48,068 posts) Wed Sep 14, 2016, 05:20 PM

There's a stench coming to my town.

His royal orangeness is coming to Germain arena on Monday.

I so want to be one of the protesters that day but given my temperament and the fact that I will hit back, I am not so sure if this is a protest I should participate in.

On one hand, I feel like it is my civic duty to do everything in my power to ensure that this maniac is stopped at all costs but on the other hand, being retired law enforcement, I don't care to ever see the inside of a cell.

Too bad for Wills.

http://www.nbc-2.com/story/33114703/larger-venue-considered-for-trump-rally-in-swfl

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Tickets gone for Trump rally as larger venue considered

ESTERO - Thousands of people with tickets to Donald Trump's rally on Monday may not get into the event.

German Arena will only allow about 8,000 people inside, and rally organizers are scrambling to find a larger venue.

Lee County confirmed Friday that no permit application has been filed for any other venue. Ticket holders say it may be too late to find a bigger space.

"I am going to be pissed if I can't get in," said Babs Littleton.

She wants to see what Trump has to say, so she got a ticket to him.

"People who agree with him, people who don't agree with him, everyone is excited to go. He has definitely created excitement."

Ticket registration closed Friday afternoon. While the number of tickets distributed hasn't been disclosed, the event is expected to attract between 9,000 and 15,000 people.....
Title: Re: too bad for Wills
Post by: BlueStateSaint on September 17, 2016, 05:08:00 AM: You snooze, you lose . . . :fuelfire:
Title: Re: too bad for Wills
Post by: Carl on September 17, 2016, 05:29:19 AM: Quote
I feel like it is my civic duty to do everything in my power to ensure that this maniac is stopped at all costs

Highlighting so in the event that Trump is ever attacked there is evidence to arrest David Allen for fomenting stochastic terrorism. :fuelfire:
Title: Re: too bad for Wills
Post by: SVPete on September 17, 2016, 07:10:35 AM: Quote from: Carl on September 17, 2016, 05:29:19 AM
Highlighting so in the event that Trump is ever attacked there is evidence to arrest David Allen for fomenting stochastic terrorism. :fuelfire:

Given the casual clamor for "action" and less veiled threats - against Trump, Trump supporters, Rs, and conservatives - that are frequently emitted by DU-folk, I don't think William#s' threat is stochastic, i.e. random and unpredictable. DU-folk have a definite pattern of making such threats, though some are patently absurd, such as TMN's.
Title: Re: too bad for Wills
Post by: fatboy on September 17, 2016, 09:16:03 AM: Mrs. fatboy and me went to the Trump rally in Scranton PA about a month ago. I took the day off from work as it was during the day. We arrived at the venue 2.5 hours early and the line to get in was already about 10 blocks long. There were numerous vendors selling Trump items, more than several were POC. The crowd was, to my way of thinking, well behaved.

When we left the venue we saw a massive group of three (3) protesters in an alley where the media had set up camp. They were not the smiling faces of the Trump supporters but were basically behaving themselves. And of course as we passed by them, we, as well as literally 1000s of others, wished them a nice day. :) That alone made the trip worth the effort.

But to the OP, I don't blame wills for not wanting to get arrested. This would put my right to purchase firearms in danger, put my ability to stay employed in a spot and really, I'm not going to get arrested for disorderly conduct to protest a candidate for public office when I can exercise the ultimate protest of that candidate on election day.
Title: Re: too bad for Wills
Post by: franksolich on September 17, 2016, 09:58:05 AM: Quote from: fatboy on September 17, 2016, 09:16:03 AM
But to the OP, I don't blame wills for not wanting to get arrested. This would put my right to purchase firearms in danger, put my ability to stay employed in a spot and really, I'm not going to get arrested for disorderly conduct to protest a candidate for public office when I can exercise the ultimate protest of that candidate on election day.

Actually, the ability to stay employed, and much less the ability to purchase a firearm, are the least of Wills' concerns. He used to be in law-enforcement, probably an Omaha Steve sort of position, but is now pretty much wiped away by AIDS.

It's one of the textbook examples showing the callousness, the selfishness, the insensitivities, of the Bernie bullies (Wills had been leader of those supporting Messalina Agrippina), who deserve no compassion, no compassion at all, no matter their own problems, from the rest of us.

If one of the Bernie bullies is dying a slow lingering painful death, whoop-de-do; one wishes the Bernie bully a much longer stretched-out life. The longer, and the more pain, the better. Ha-ha.

The big guy in Bellevue, Omaha Steve, is a Bernie bully, and constantly demands (and unfortunately gets) sympathy from other primitives because he's "sick," "terminal."

The Bernie bullies however gave no such consideration to Wills (who never whines about his ailment, and long ago accepted responsibility for it), beating up and mauling this very ill person using the jury system to get him blocked off of Skins's island during most of the Democrat primaries.

And trust me, twinkie-toes HRMjustin wasn't man enough to carry the load of leadership (for those supporting Messalina Agrippina) alone. Even with help, he's of doubtful utility.

Both Wills and the fat hairy jerk are Democrats, liberals, and primitives, but it's pretty obvious which one is the gentleman, and which one isn't.
Title: Re: too bad for Wills
Post by: I_B_Perky on September 17, 2016, 05:27:13 PM: Quote from: franksolich on September 17, 2016, 09:58:05 AM
Actually, the ability to stay employed, and much less the ability to purchase a firearm, are the least of Wills' concerns. He used to be in law-enforcement, probably an Omaha Steve sort of position, but is now pretty much wiped away by AIDS.

OK now it makes sense in regards to the law enforcement part. I was about to call BS on that. Of course law enforcement to a dummie could mean anything from cleaning cop cars to being a radio dispatcher to being an EPA monitor at an abandoned mine site. Not denigrating any of those jobs here... just saying that is not what comes to my mind when I hear law enforcement.

Thanks for the clarification Coach! :cheersmate:
Title: Re: too bad for Wills
Post by: franksolich on September 17, 2016, 05:52:39 PM: Quote from: I_B_Perky on September 17, 2016, 05:27:13 PM
Thanks for the clarification Coach! :cheersmate:

Yeah. There shouldn't be any doubt that Wills was in law-enforcement, but I really doubt it was the gun-carrying cop sort of law-enforcement.
Title: Re: too bad for Wills
Post by: ChuckJ on September 17, 2016, 08:53:08 PM: Quote from: franksolich on September 17, 2016, 05:52:39 PM
Yeah. There shouldn't be any doubt that Wills was in law-enforcement, but I really doubt it was the gun-carrying cop sort of law-enforcement.

In some of the places around here the citizens that act as crossing guards in the morning and afternoon at schools get to wear little "POLICE" vests. Maybe that was his line of work.
Title: Re: too bad for Wills
Post by: BlueStateSaint on September 18, 2016, 03:44:15 AM: Quote from: ChuckJ on September 17, 2016, 08:53:08 PM
In some of the places around here the citizens that act as crossing guards in the morning and afternoon at schools get to wear little "POLICE" vests. Maybe that was his line of work.

Maybe he was the cop in a Village People-tribute group. :whistling:
Title: Re: too bad for Wills
Post by: franksolich on September 18, 2016, 05:04:20 AM: Quote from: ChuckJ on September 17, 2016, 08:53:08 PM
In some of the places around here the citizens that act as crossing guards in the morning and afternoon at schools get to wear little "POLICE" vests. Maybe that was his line of work.

Well, given that Wills had, or has, five-star medical insurance coverage that's wholly covered his costs incurred by AIDS, it leads me to suspect he was some sort of professional or semi-professional (although not a gun-slinging one) on the public payroll, because people in medium- to high-level positions on the taxpayers' dime are the only people left any more who have such all-encompassing coverage.

Think Skippy for another example, and his million-dollar brain surgery.
Title: Re: too bad for Wills
Post by: franksolich on September 20, 2016, 06:36:19 AM: (link at top of this page)

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William769 (48,068 posts) Wed Sep 14, 2016, 05:20 PM

There's a stench coming to my town.

His royal orangeness is coming to Germain arena on Monday.

I so want to be one of the protesters that day but given my temperament and the fact that I will hit back, I am not so sure if this is a protest I should participate in.

On one hand, I feel like it is my civic duty to do everything in my power to ensure that this maniac is stopped at all costs but on the other hand, being retired law enforcement, I don't care to ever see the inside of a cell.

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PHOTO: Donald Trump Packs Arena, Hillary Draws 200 at Dueling Events

Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump packed an Estero, Florida arena with thousands inside and more outside for a Monday rally.

The News-Press estimated the crowd at more than 8,000 people and the heat at over 90 degrees outside the arena where attendees stood before gaining entrance to the event.

Meanwhile Hillary Clinton spoke at Temple University the same day in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. It was reportedly attended by less than 200 people. At the event targeted to millennial voters she acknowledged a need to court the youth vote, according to local NBC10 News. Clintonâ€™s campaign launched â€œPennsylvania Millennials for Hillaryâ€ aimed at showing support for boosting youth economic opportunities and dealing with college debt.....

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.....By way of further comparison, Hillary Clinton held a rally at the University of South Florida on September 6 that drew a 1,500 person crowd, according to the Tampa Bay Times, while a September 9 rally for Trump in Pensacola drew 12,000, according to WTSP10 News.....

http://www.breitbart.com/2016-presidential-race/2016/09/19/photo-donald-trump-draws-massive-crowd-far-more-than-hillary-clinton-in-florida/

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Now, I have a question, a damned serious question.

With their web-site being the way it is--along with some other conservative web-sites--how is it possible that Breitbart gets any traffic at all?

The above took me twenty minutes to copy-and-paste because I had to keep waiting for the Breitbart page to load. I took the time only because I thought it important enough to taunt the supporters of Messalina Agrippina; otherwise, I would've just given up and gone somewhere else to read something else.

I don't understand this. While Skins's island and Manny's jackass message-board come in instantly and easily, there's way too many places representing the other point of view whose sites are slow and clunky and awkward, so bad that after the first or second time, one just doesn't bother going there any more.

And if the problem's my browser, why should I download twenty or thirty different damn browers so as to get one that will work on a conservative site? Why can't these conservative sites, like Skins's island and Manny's jackass message-board, make their sites compatible with all browsers?

Damn. I can't tell how many times this happens. For the longest time now, whenever I've seen a link to Breitbart or that place BlueStateSaint always goes to, or any link posted by our esteemed Ptarmigan, I just mutter to myself "**** it," and go on to something else.

I'm sure I'm missing out on a lot, but why the Hell are such sites so difficult to get?
Title: Re: too bad for Wills
Post by: Gina on September 20, 2016, 06:48:21 AM: Quote from: franksolich on September 17, 2016, 09:58:05 AM
Actually, the ability to stay employed, and much less the ability to purchase a firearm, are the least of Wills' concerns. He used to be in law-enforcement, probably an Omaha Steve sort of position, but is now pretty much wiped away by AIDS.

He has AIDS? That is sad. Why isn't he in law enforcement anymore? do you lose your job because of AIDS and dealing with people?
Title: Re: too bad for Wills
Post by: franksolich on September 20, 2016, 06:51:53 AM: Quote from: Gina on September 20, 2016, 06:48:21 AM
He has AIDS? That is sad. Why isn't he in law enforcement anymore? do you lose your job because of AIDS and dealing with people?

Well, one deteriorates and ultimately dies from AIDS, just as with old age and other ailments.

Wills is in really lousy shape, which makes Omaha Steve look laughably contemptible in comparison.
Title: Re: too bad for Wills
Post by: Gina on September 20, 2016, 06:54:46 AM: Quote from: franksolich on September 20, 2016, 06:51:53 AM
Well, one deteriorates and ultimately dies from AIDS, just as with old age and other ailments.

Wills is in really lousy shape, which makes Omaha Steve look laughably contemptible in comparison.

It's sad how fragile health is for humans. People die from their choices every day. Eating yourself to death, drinking/smoking yourself to death, and sadly something as good as sex can be fatal also. :(
Title: Re: too bad for Wills
Post by: franksolich on September 20, 2016, 06:59:33 AM: Quote from: Gina on September 20, 2016, 06:54:46 AM
People die from their choices every day.....

Uh huh, and the usual comparison between Wills and that fat slob down in Bellevue.

Wills, despite his stupid politics, long ago accepted responsibility for his situation, and has manfully carried on, while that hairy greasy fat slob down in Bellevue insists we feel sorry for him because he's an uncontrollable glutton, and suffering the consequences.