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NorthDakota said:
Kevin Kruse, the plagiarist?
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Beats me if he’s a plagiarist. I can send you the piece and it’s 150 some odd citations if you would like. Many of them were primary sources like newspapers and what not. Thats a sign of good historical research.

I also have an old blue book with a hand written essay on said topic I wrote for a final that I can mail to you.
 
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This is kinda off topic but a cool thing non the less for anyone interested in the history of the Klan.

news.vcu.edu

Digital map shows spread of KKK across United States like ‘a contagion’

A joint project between a Virginia Commonwealth University history professor and VCU Libraries shows for the first time how the Ku Klux Klan spread across the United States between 1915 and 1940, establishing chapters in all 50 states with an estimated membership of between 2 million and 8 million.
news.vcu.edu news.vcu.edu

Anyhow, to close the loop on this it is interesting to reflect on how dominate the Democrats have been when they embrace economic populism beginning with FDR on through to LBJ and to a lesser extent later on with Obama.

Trump seems to understand this from a messaging standpoint. It will however, be interesting to see how the neoliberal power players who are diametrically opposed to those ideas react to them if he follows through with policies along those lines.
 
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TorontoGold said:
Now, we wait for the babysitters to come in and rescue him. Do you think he'll be able to respond with facts, logic, or reasoning?
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TorontoGold said:
Now, we wait for the babysitters to come in and rescue him. Do you think he'll be able to respond with facts, logic, or reasoning?
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You’re a weird dude. What do you do outside of debating politics? Do you have a job? Fucking weirdo
 
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TorontoGold said:
Working on a project to evaluate coaching talent at the NCAAF level in my spare time. I'll keep you updated on it.

Thank god, I was beginning to wonder!
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Say what? In your spare time away from spewing/debating politics? Working on a project? The NCAA that we all bash and is 15 minutes from my house?

The fuck you talking about?
 
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TorontoGold said:
Now, we wait for the babysitters to come in and rescue him. Do you think he'll be able to respond with facts, logic, or reasoning.
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There's an old joke that so applies to you. A guy takes his rifle into the woods to hunt a bear. He soon spots one in a clearing up ahead and maneuvers his way through the brush to get a closer shot. When he raises his rifle to take aim though, the bear has vanished. Just at that moment he feels a tap on the shoulder and when he turns around, it's the bear, who tells him that as punishment for trying to shoot him, he'll give him a choice: he'll tear him apart with his claws and kill him, or the guy can drop his pants, bend over, and get butt-pounded. The hunter doesn't want to die, so he drops his pants and bends over to take it.

Next day he decides to get revenge, so he goes back into the woods carrying a shotgun loaded with slugs. He soon spots the bear and works his way closer for a shot, but again, when he starts to take aim, no bear. He feels another tap on his shoulder and turns around to find the bear laughing and saying, "You know the drill!" He drops his pants and gets torn up.

Third day, he goes into the woods with a machine gun swearing to get that bear. He spots him and as he prepares to take aim & shoot, there's the familiar tap on the shoulder. When he turns around, the bear gives him a knowing look and says, "You're not really here for the hunting, are you?'
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A gripe that we can all get behind. We're almost four full days post election, and there are still 23 House races and 1 Senate race undecided. 40 states have BEEN finished counting all their ballots. The other 10 need to have their right to run their own elections suspended. FFS, it's not supposed to be this difficult. It's not even a matter of it being the largest states. California is the only one of the 10 with a particularly large population. This is ridiculous. Walmart can tell you to the penny how much all 3 gazillion of their stores took in every day within an hour of closing. If you can't put a safe, accurate system into place for voting and have a complete tally within 24 of the election ending, you suck at your job. Let the Feds run your elections or the next state over handle it for you.
 
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Bishop2b5 said:
There's an old joke that so applies to you. A guy takes his rifle into the woods to hunt a bear. He soon spots one in a clearing up ahead and maneuvers his way through the brush to get a closer shot. When he raises his rifle to take aim though, the bear has vanished. Just at that moment he feels a tap on the shoulder and when he turns around, it's the bear, who tells him that as punishment for trying to shoot him, he'll give him a choice: he'll tear him apart with his claws and kill him, or the guy can drop his pants, bend over, and get butt-pounded. The hunter doesn't want to die, so he drops his pants and bends over to take it.

Next day he decides to get revenge, so he goes back into the woods carrying a shotgun loaded with slugs. He soon spots the bear and works his way closer for a shot, but again, when he starts to take aim, no bear. He feels another tap on his shoulder and turns around to find the bear laughing and saying, "You know the drill!" He drops his pants and gets torn up.

Third day, he goes into the woods with a machine gun swearing to get that bear. He spots him and as he prepares to take aim & shoot, there's the familiar tap on the shoulder. When he turns around, the bear gives him a knowing look and says, "You're not really here for the hunting, are you?'
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So, are you going to respond to Bluto or continue speaking in riddles because you can't respond?
 
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I'm at work, so I'll respond to him later when I have time. Meanwhile, stop hoping bluto can protect you and stop begging for the abuse, Elmer.
 
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