Recent Posts of member phart

Topics:

in reference to a recent abuse panel report 10,Jul,26 08:41
2023 voting issues 08,Nov,23 06:06
Ukraine 25,Apr,23 14:41
PHART'S FEELINGS ON NEWS AROUND THE WORLD 19,May,22 18:33
pathetic hypocrisy from our government 13,Jul,21 08:13
Proper english "racist"? 29,Jun,21 16:37
Donald Trumps website 04,May,21 17:46
White lives don't matter apparently 17,Apr,21 14:45
Ok,here is a thread for discusson regarding Biden 15,Dec,20 18:33
This is Pelosi's America 25,Oct,20 10:59
that other tower of intellect (phart) 30,Aug,20 10:09
Trump not guilty 05,Feb,20 16:48
We need to outlaw Gravity TODAY! 20,Oct,19 13:27
question regarding wages 09,Sep,19 20:33
Shootings and violence,how do we stop it? 04,Aug,19 16:28
The irony 18,May,19 09:12
Watch this about the US civil war 07,Apr,19 12:00
Get a life 08,Mar,19 18:34
here is the effects of "climate change" 21,Feb,19 10:56
liberal logic in 1 short video 30,Dec,18 19:31

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By phart 07,Aug,26 23:19
I have arthritis. typing ,which I took in high school, used to be easy for me to do, but not anymore. Besides, this is a fucking porn site ,not a meeting of english majors.



By phart 07,Aug,26 23:18
Keep your perfect stuck up english over there! most people can read and understand what I said.


Grok AI,
question, "What do you call a snob that finds fault in everything you say and do?"
answer
A faultfinder (or nitpicker, carper, or captious critic).
Someone who acts superior while constantly pointing out flaws in what you say and do is commonly called a faultfinder—a person given to harsh, often petty or unreasonable criticism. Closely related everyday terms include:

Nitpicker: Someone who obsesses over minor, unimportant details and finds fault everywhere.
Carper: A habitual complainer who finds things to object to, often querulously and without strong reason.
Captious (person/critic): Marked by an ill-natured tendency to stress faults and raise objections.
Hypercritic or censorious type: Excessively or captiously critical, often with a judgmental edge.

When the superiority/snobbery angle is strong (looking down on others while criticizing), terms like supercilious critic, sniffy faultfinder, or simply a judgmental snob also fit. “Cynic” can apply in cases with a sneering, distrustful tone, though it’s broader.
These words capture the mix of haughty superiority and relentless fault-finding better than a generic “critic.”



By phart 07,Aug,26 23:15
I found nothing in the news about it for 2026,only stuff I found was 2025,



By phart 07,Aug,26 23:12
Good thing we declared independence from them 250 years ago, or we would be in worse shape ourselves as they would have drug us down with them



By phart 07,Aug,26 14:56
Ah, so when i spit out my colgate in the mornings,and it goes thru the septic tank and bank into the soil and into the river, the local town gets it! Great, what else can I put in their water? Maybe that's why they have shit for brains? my septic tank! of course now iran is hacking our city and town water systems so it may not matter much longer



By phart 07,Aug,26 14:54
Those pipes should have been fixed decades ago but most of the towns with those isues are democrat led and they tend to spend money on other things until the toilets stop flushing.A local town has just finished replacing all it's underground pipe and boy that was a undertaking for even this tiny town, I would hate to think how much effort and money it will take to fix detroit for example



By phart 07,Aug,26 14:52
The water in the school I was in during first grade or so had a "sweet" taste and we were told it was the fluoride, now this was in the early 70's so things may be different now.



By phart 07,Aug,26 10:49
Another "bright idea" has made us all dumber. I remember the nasty tasting water at our elementary school. Best I can remember way back when it was much higher than it is now as far as the amount.
A National Toxicology Program report indicates that fluoride levels above 1.5 mg/L are associated with lower IQ in children, exceeding the recommended 0.7 mg/L standard in U.S. water. While the EPA reviews these findings, public health groups continue to support standard community water fluoridation. Read the full update from the EPA at epa.gov.


Could explain the explosion of dumbass liberals? just had to toss that in for Annanas!



By phart 07,Aug,26 09:03
You know,so far the real elephants in the room on this,you haven't even acknowledged.
America was built on small bussiness. Mom and pop stores and smaller chain stores will loose alot of bussiness and stock to these city "owned" stores and it will probably result in closures and lost jobs. the very thing that creates poverty.

Thus taking away choices for people of where to shop,and prompting travel to further locations, creating traffic,polution and etc.



By phart 06,Aug,26 23:28
Fauchi=felchy don't look to happy does he?
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By phart 06,Aug,26 14:57
I remember the wars that happened during my lifetime, some did not go well. Others did. but politicians lost them ,vietnam for sure.



By phart 06,Aug,26 14:55
not alot of difference, just larger numbers.



By phart 06,Aug,26 14:54
Like a revenuer, he probably would never come back down the mountain.



By phart 06,Aug,26 14:50
Well, that alexa talking about nursing school, simple, it is going thru his computer or phones browser history and probably saw where he was in "class" or taking a test.
I had considered getting 1 for the shop so I could ask it questions like ,"whats the spark plug gap for a certain engine or something but the more I learn, the less I trust



By phart 06,Aug,26 14:45
yea, the ai thing is just beyond stupid, needs GONE or at least a separate place off to the side away from people that are at least Real.



By phart 06,Aug,26 06:20
I hang a big bug zapper outside on a porch post and sit back on the swing and watch those pesky little bastards fly into the danger zone and become ashes ,hehehee



By phart 06,Aug,26 06:18
not much we can do about it. the only alternative is to be a box before the wrinkles and blubber show up.
I was once skinny but those days left during my 20's.
Since heart issues came along, gotten worse.
Just enjoy the memory's of mammarys and find other ways to enjoy life.



By phart 06,Aug,26 06:15
Yea but when the hard dick is hidden under a belly and waddled legs it is not going any where wet and pink any time soon.



By phart 06,Aug,26 06:13
Shows how little folks understand retail. No way in hell new york can buy more pinto beans in a can that Walmart over the course of a year. or much else for that matter.
Buying in bulk does save, but that idea is already in use for most all business's in America.
Have you saw any pubic owned building suitable for grocery store use? Not many around.
Less inventory, only staples? Ha who are you kidding? So you are saying the serfs can just eat beans and carrots and a occasional potato when the city gets them on sale? I can just see that working well. People are to lazy now to cook like folks did when the government actually gave out cheese and flour. that won't work.
The store better carry microwave meals and coffee beans and steaks for all the rich people driving to town to save money on groceries. OH ,rich people shouldn't buy at the community store? That is discrimination. that is not legal. Rich people have the right to save money as much as poor people do.
No profit? the damn stores are going to have to cover their own operating cost or the city will go bust. DUH.



By phart 05,Aug,26 17:54
Ok, if so, prove it,
I ask Grok, Is Trump fascist,
Clearly NO,

"No. Donald Trump is not a fascist by any rigorous historical or definitional standard of the term.
What fascism actually means
Fascism is a specific 20th-century ideology, not a generic insult for “right-wing person I dislike” or “authoritarian-leaning populist.” Core features, drawn from Mussolini’s Italy, Hitler’s Germany, and scholarly definitions (e.g., Paxton, Griffin, Payne):

Single-party dictatorship that abolishes competitive elections and independent institutions.
Explicit rejection of liberal democracy, individual rights, and parliamentary government in favor of the leader and the state as the highest values.
Corporatist economic control in which the state directs private enterprise toward national power goals, not free markets.
Cult of violence, militarism, and often racial hierarchy as organizing principles.
Total mobilization of society under a revolutionary nationalist ideology that seeks to remake the nation through continuous struggle.

Trump does not meet these criteria.
Trump’s record vs. the definition

He won two elections under the existing U.S. constitutional system, left office after losing in 2020 (despite disputing the result and the January 6 riot), and is again running within the same system. Fascists do not leave power voluntarily or accept the possibility of electoral defeat.
He has not created a one-party state, banned opposition parties, or abolished Congress, independent courts, or free press. U.S. institutions constrained him throughout his first term; he operated inside them.
His economic approach has been broadly pro-business, deregulatory, and tax-cutting—closer to conventional American conservatism or mercantilist nationalism than to fascist corporatism.
Rhetoric can be bombastic, nationalist, and personalistic. Criticisms of media, “deep state,” and political opponents are often intemperate. That is not the same as systematically dismantling democratic institutions or installing a totalitarian party-state.
January 6 was a violent riot and an attempt to pressure the certification process. It was ugly and anti-democratic. It was not a fascist coup with coordinated paramilitaries seizing state power; the military and most institutions held.

Calling every strong nationalist, protectionist, or anti-establishment politician “fascist” empties the word of meaning. The same inflation has been applied to many figures across the spectrum when convenient.
Why the label is still widely used
Opponents deploy it as a moral intensifier: it signals that Trump is uniquely dangerous and beyond normal political disagreement. Some point to his admiration for “strong” leaders, immigration hard line, or personality cult among supporters. Those are real features of his politics; they do not make him a fascist. Supporters counter that the charge is primarily a tool to delegitimize a disruptive populist who challenges elite consensus on trade, immigration, and cultural issues.
If the question is whether Trump is authoritarian-leaning, norm-breaking, or polarizing, reasonable people can debate degrees. If the question is whether he is a fascist in the historical sense, the answer is no. Using the term loosely makes it harder to identify actual fascism when it appears.



By phart 05,Aug,26 12:23
new york sheesh!
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By phart 05,Aug,26 12:15
This is another funny 1,
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Complaining about not getting any free stuff!

"Coming to Europe is about taking -- or more appropriately, plundering.

To believe that masses of Muslims are coming to Europe because they genuinely need help or plan to assimilate, living peacefully among a diversity of cultures and other peoples, is to be breathtakingly ignorant of history.



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By phart 05,Aug,26 11:42
This is funny in more than 1 way. Everyone thinks ICE is racist, but this is no mexican, this is a canadian that overstayed their paperwork and is getting sent back to canada. Slapped a young girl for simply wearing a patriotic shirt.
Hope her dumbass husband that whined about Trump and his family goes with her. IF canada will even take him.
of course they took all of our draft dodgers so they must not be very picky.
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By phart 05,Aug,26 11:37
They shouldn't be taxing the rich to feed the cheap scates that will take advantage of the cheaper grocerys. do you think ONLY poor people will go there? Yea right. there will be more Cadi's and Beamers in the parking lot than bicycles I can assure you.
The system hasn't worked well anywhere else and no 1 with good sense can see it working here.

You know momsdummie the mayor released a million landlords names and address's so that they could be harassed don't you? how the hell is that even legal?



By phart 04,Aug,26 21:26
jealousy, he is in a leaky basement somewhere in europe and hasn't saw sunshine since Nixon era. He couldn't handle America if he actually came here, he wouldn't know how to act.



By phart 04,Aug,26 18:28
Yea, no Ai needed to show it's mess



By phart 04,Aug,26 18:27
These are results for taxpayer funded discount grocery stores,how well do they work
Search instead for tax payer funded discount grocery stores,how well do they work
AI Overview
Taxpayer-funded discount grocery stores lower prices for shoppers, but they shift the true cost to the public and face severe operational challenges. They rely on government subsidies rather than traditional profit models to function.
How the Model Works

Subsidies and Savings: Proponents argue that by exempting stores from rent and property taxes or using direct public funds, municipal stores can slash prices on core staples like produce, meat, and milk by roughly 30%.
Public-Private Partnerships: Plans like New York City's proposed pilot program rely on the city owning the location while private or nonprofit operators handle day-to-day sourcing and fulfillment using public "affordability payments" to cover losses.
Historical Precedents: Small-scale municipal or government-operated grocery experiments—such as those attempted in rural or struggling towns like Baldwin, Florida, and Caney City, Texas—frequently struggled to stay out of the red and ultimately closed or were sold back to private owners due to mounting debt.

Key Criticisms and Risks

Indirect Tax Burdens: Critics and economists point out that the discounts are an illusion; shoppers save at the register, but taxpayers fund the deficits, overhead, and initial startup costs through public funds.
Unfair Competition: Privately owned local bodegas and independent supermarkets operate on razor-thin margins (1% to 2%). Critics argue that government-backed stores enjoying free rent and subsidies can artificially undercut private businesses, potentially forcing neighborhood competitors out of the market.
Inefficiency and Scale: Government-run or heavily subsidized models often struggle to match the massive supply-chain efficiencies, bulk-buying power, and logistics management of major commercial supermarket chain
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By phart 04,Aug,26 18:22
why hasn't this worked anywhere else in the country?
And who is covering the missing 30% of retail? the taxpayers? Who pays taxes? every one.
And did you read the story a week ago about how they were going to require id before you could shop there to be sure you were a new yorker? and boy did they catch hell about that 1. Don't want voter id but gota show id to buy grocerys.

what I am curious to see is when people rob these city owned stores how the law reacts. do they arrest the thief or reward them somehow?



By phart 04,Aug,26 18:20
shoulda let ice do their job.



By phart 04,Aug,26 18:18
I thought he was talking about california



By phart 04,Aug,26 15:23
I think there is a new name already picked out for mamodomi's new grocery store chain, 9-Eleven convenience store, home of the little gulp!



By phart 04,Aug,26 12:12
ok, pick 1 of those listed situations, If you ask me,I would prefer you used security fears,as we are at war with iran to prevent nuclear war later by radicals that could missuse those . But pick 1 and go thru this targeted intervention and show me how it would work.
Like what would you do to squelch irans desire or need for nuclear weapons? give them money? no cheaper than war. give them a nuclear weapon? a radical would seize it and kill us.
but just go thru 1 of them and lets see how it would work



By phart 04,Aug,26 09:02
And 1 more thing,why are these ai generated pictures being entered into contest with real people? No fair. there should be a separate category for the digitally created artwork,

And as for your comment about beeps and boops, at least the reality would be more easily recognized by folks with less tech experience.
When you were clearly marked as Ai, at least folks knew as soon as they clicked on. the warning was to large, and for the folks that like it,i can see it bothering them, but a permanent indicator that your content is digital should be clearly visible on all posted pics. Youtube does it. why not other sites?



By phart 04,Aug,26 08:57
Parents should be buying supplys,not teachers, parents are just getting away with being bums on that.
If you work at a factory and you make mistakes that cost the factory money you get fired.
Teachers work all year and their students score low, they just march for raises as if they still did a good job . Their "product" sucks,



By phart 04,Aug,26 08:45
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By phart 04,Aug,26 00:05
That has eliminated everything that made it a woman in appearance. not appealing at all. I will admit, it would be handy around the shop as it could lift and carry things around for me! save diesel fuel in the tractor!



By phart 03,Aug,26 14:33
This sofie and friends "member", what the hell? you can't message them, you can't leave words on their page, but yet the programmer and the Ai acts like it is offended by folks not accepting it as real.
in my opinion the "member" is the 1 that needs to change it's ways, for 1 thing Act like a real member ,take comments on your page ,not just friends, 2 , why not present your works as art and even take a few minutes to explain, "I used this Ai program and gave it these parameters and etc to create this image. The science behind the pics interest me more than the fake pictures and I am probably not alone. 3, stop typing like the ai generator is human.



By phart 03,Aug,26 14:10
No No ding dong! You know what I am talking about,the SAT scores and such? If the students are good in math and reading and writing,then the teacher gets paid better than if they score poorly.



By phart 03,Aug,26 14:04
No, those are the things that maintain America and keep it safe. Why is it so many lone adult males immigrate from china and other countries? Why don't they send their women and children to safety and fight for their own countries to be safe and prosperous?
NO prisons needed? Ha are you kidding? Smoking some of that fairy dust now are we? There will always be killers and thugs that your sweet words and candy pills can't fix. they will need to be kept locked safely away from your other citizens that will be unable to defend themselves for the lack of guns and knives and common sense.
example,
Apprehensions of Chinese nationals at the southern border escalated sharply from a few hundred a year to tens of thousands annually, making them one of the fastest-growing demographics arriving at the border



By phart 03,Aug,26 13:54
Europe hates Trump but what's this? Protecting Britian from illegal immigrants with commandos? Wow, almost sounds like a act of war to prevent illegals from coming in from france,
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Shouldn't be any problem with the french
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By phart 03,Aug,26 13:51
No, people need to stop reproducing until the population is back under control, supply and demand you know.

Sadly we do have a welfare state. So many people sit at home and do nothing but draw checks.you think it is rumor,but we Americans in the real world here see it every day. Abuse of the systems designed to help those in Actual Need and not self created need,like dope heads and such.



By phart 03,Aug,26 10:03
go to work!
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"One of the bad ideas to come out of that war was the set of rules that punished a mother for keeping a man in the house and rewarded her financially for having more children without one. We called this assistance while fatherlessness shot through the roof. What it really was was an incentive to break up the family. And it worked, as generation after generation was born into this life of dependency. It wasn’t because these families were weak, but because the system promoted dependency as the safest and most responsible choice a mother could make."



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By phart 02,Aug,26 17:08
what is that lump in that yellow dress?
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Literally at 3.08 she is using obamas hand to hide her dick, tell me it aint so! she tries to hide it with her left hand to!
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By phart 02,Aug,26 16:55
Clear and present danger! Strong words! but true. People are like the preverbal frogs in water, they are comfy right now,then when it is to late, they will realize they are being cooked. only registered users can see external links



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By phart 02,Aug,26 13:39
Has anyone else read this bullshit? And we are being told no reason for concern?
The Democratic Socialists of America released its official 2026 political program, titled "Workers Deserve More," in July 2026. The platform outlines radical structural changes to the U.S. government alongside major social welfare and economic reforms.Government and Constitutional OverhaulAbolish institutions: Eliminating the U.S. Senate, the Electoral College, and national borders.Restructure power: Replacing the presidency and the Supreme Court with leaders chosen directly by Congress, and rewriting a new U.S. constitution.Voting rights: Granting voting rights to all permanent U.S. residents.Economic and Social ReformsAbolish capitalism: Placing major industries, health care, housing, and energy under public ownership or control.Public goods: Eliminating private debt, mortgages, and healthcare costs through universal social programs.Criminal justice and defense: Defunding the Pentagon and completely abolishing the prison system and ICE.


So criminals would roam the streets along side illegal aliens, the people would have no say in who's their leader, no one would own anything, our military essentially neutered. what the fuck would be left?



By phart 02,Aug,26 13:15
Very entertaining reading



By phart 31,Jul,26 20:11
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Ah, maybe go back to russia and stay? Might find a big old gal in a grey dress to dominate her every night?