oh dear..you're much further gone than i imagined. not talking to you really highlights..it.
EXCUSE ME?!..The OFFICIAL Bernie Sanders For President 2016 Thread
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if you start on page 588 with the two vids i posted, that will bring you up to speed..the alex jones vid will have you rolling on the floor with laughter..i recommend that if you only have time to watch just one.
londonfog
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That's all you got.
Notice you refuted nothing.
You would be best putting me on ignore and keeping it so.
Bernie obsession blinds you to reality.
but you do supply loads of laughter with your stupidity...tell me again how you have never voted for Bernie. How did that happen ?
i miss @Canna Sylvan bunny avatar.
That's all you got.
Notice you've proven nothing.
You would be best putting me on ignore and keeping it so.
Sheskunk obsession blinds you to reality.
but you do supply loads of laughter with your stupidity...tell me again how you were going to make t-shirts. Why didn't that happen ?
londonfog
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The racist snitch awakes. Any truth in a RIU member boning your wife when you were a guest on LockDown.
I decided against sending you a T-shirt snitch rat.
Fogdog
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Opened and immediately closed it. I don't want to see Alex Jone's tits. no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no not
Dmannn
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Don't stare directly at them.. lol
Fogdog
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I'm sorry I made you cry.
londonfog
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Sanders Hosts Union Members Dinner
JULY 31, 2018
BURLINGTON, Vt. — U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders, on Sunday, hosted a dinner in celebration of Vermont’s unions and their members. 425 attendees, representing 25 unions from across the state came out to voice solidarity with one another and recognize the collective power of the labor movement to demand respect and equity for workers across the country.
“At a time when the labor movement faces fierce opposition in Vermont and across the country, it is vital that unions come together and stand with each other,” Sanders said during his remarks. “It is important that we continue to fight the Trump administration and their every attempt to break the spirit of our nation’s workers. We must continue the fight to raise the minimum wage to a livable wage, to guarantee health care to every American and expand social security.”
Sanders concluded his remarks by saying, “In the face of the disastrous decision by the Supreme Court in Janus v. AFSCME, we must do all we can to support our labor organizations and stand with them as they fight for workers’ rights across this country. We will not have the country we want, and need, unless we build and grow the labor community.”
Brad Reed, president of the Professional Firefighters of Vermont, captured the event fully in his closing remarks, “The word for tonight is solidarity. Thank you, Bernie, for bringing us together to celebrate labor and unions tonight. We all stand hand in hand in solidarity.”
JULY 31, 2018
BURLINGTON, Vt. — U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders, on Sunday, hosted a dinner in celebration of Vermont’s unions and their members. 425 attendees, representing 25 unions from across the state came out to voice solidarity with one another and recognize the collective power of the labor movement to demand respect and equity for workers across the country.
“At a time when the labor movement faces fierce opposition in Vermont and across the country, it is vital that unions come together and stand with each other,” Sanders said during his remarks. “It is important that we continue to fight the Trump administration and their every attempt to break the spirit of our nation’s workers. We must continue the fight to raise the minimum wage to a livable wage, to guarantee health care to every American and expand social security.”
Sanders concluded his remarks by saying, “In the face of the disastrous decision by the Supreme Court in Janus v. AFSCME, we must do all we can to support our labor organizations and stand with them as they fight for workers’ rights across this country. We will not have the country we want, and need, unless we build and grow the labor community.”
Brad Reed, president of the Professional Firefighters of Vermont, captured the event fully in his closing remarks, “The word for tonight is solidarity. Thank you, Bernie, for bringing us together to celebrate labor and unions tonight. We all stand hand in hand in solidarity.”
i just thank god that i don't believe in, that jones' fat ass can't fit into skinny jeans- or he'd be wearing them.
'you're old dude..let your son take over or something'.
and rex, dear?..Hogg is pronounced Hoag with long 'o'.
the jones' really should've done something early on about that lisp- kids stuck with it now.
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I'm right here. Unscathed.
Fogdog
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Some things aren't worth the risk.
londonfog
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yeah right. I'm sure your life took a turn for the worst after you got busted then turned snitch.
Hell you came out of prison as a fat female loving/willing to suck a cock for a sweet treat. Did your marriage survive ? Income still same ? How's life as a SNITCHING felon ?
Unscathed?...yeah right
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i know it's a shock to see them man titties..
Fogdog
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not my thing, man.