UT alum Posted Tuesday at 02:27 AM Author Report Posted Tuesday at 02:27 AM 1 hour ago, mat said: Sorry for your loss. It makes most of the 1000s of squabbling posts meaningless compared to what really matters. Good to know those/us that disagree can lift each other up in prayer when needed. Thank you for those sentiments, mat. Quote
Porter Posted Tuesday at 09:28 PM Report Posted Tuesday at 09:28 PM There are Republicans angry that Trump didn't say nice things about Mueller upon his death. These Republicans have always been about some sense they have of honor and dignity. As long as Democrats are polite about destroying you, or Trump, or even Republicans, these Republicans will be proud to say nice things about them. This was the Bush way. The Romney way. Better to lose with grace and give up your country than be impolite. The American people do not respect the Swamp the way these Republicans do. That's the difference. This is the Trump/Establishment divide. Simple as that. Michael Berry Reagan 1 Quote
Big girl Posted Thursday at 03:43 PM Report Posted Thursday at 03:43 PM On 3/22/2026 at 10:26 PM, UT alum said: My wife died yesterday. I’m being tested right now. A difficult test. His sanctimony set me off, though I don’t apologize for it. I hold no judgement or ill will and I ain’t mad. Chalk it up as another example of thoughtless remarks poisoning public discourse. Omg. I am so sorry for your loss. Quote
UT alum Posted Friday at 12:05 AM Author Report Posted Friday at 12:05 AM 8 hours ago, Big girl said: Omg. I am so sorry for your loss. Thank you, Girl. Quote
BS Wildcats Posted 19 hours ago Report Posted 19 hours ago On 3/21/2026 at 1:51 PM, UT alum said: This is the hidden content, please Sign In or Sign Up How can this be acceptable to any decent human being? Do you Trump fanatics out there wish for, or celebrate your “enemies” deaths? This kind of hatred is tearing our country as well as our international standing apart. It is literally coming from the top. When will enough be enough? If someone came after you relentlessly using known falsehoods, you probably wouldn’t give two 💩’s if that person croaked. And I’m sure that’s how the majority of people feel, whether or not they admit to it. Trump just has the cajones to come out and say it? Quote
UT alum Posted 18 hours ago Author Report Posted 18 hours ago 51 minutes ago, BS Wildcats said: If someone came after you relentlessly using known falsehoods, you probably wouldn’t give two 💩’s if that person croaked. And I’m sure that’s how the majority of people feel, whether or not they admit to it. Trump just has the cajones to come out and say it? I take no joy in anyone’s death, nor do I ever wish for anyone’s death. If you’re right, and a majority of people are Christians, is it any wonder church attendance is falling in this country? Jesus teaches forgiveness and compassion, two things I can’t find in one plank of the Republican platform. You think we’re not going to pay for electing a blasphemer to lead us? Read your Bible. DCT and TheMissingBand 1 1 Quote
thetragichippy Posted 17 hours ago Report Posted 17 hours ago 1 hour ago, UT alum said: is it any wonder church attendance is falling in this country? Well, you don’t think those catholic Priest that abused those underage kids over the years had anything to do with that? Quote
Porter Posted 15 hours ago Report Posted 15 hours ago 3 hours ago, UT alum said: I take no joy in anyone’s death, nor do I ever wish for anyone’s death. If you’re right, and a majority of people are Christians, is it any wonder church attendance is falling in this country? Jesus teaches forgiveness and compassion, two things I can’t find in one plank of the Republican platform. You think we’re not going to pay for electing a blasphemer to lead us? Read your Bible. God can use anyone. In Numbers 22:21-39 God used a donkey in to rebuke Balaam, who was acting against his will. The donkey saw an angel of the Lord blocking their path and, after being beaten for stopping, was given the ability by God to speak and defend herself, ultimately saving Balaam's life. If he can use a Donkey, he can use Donald Trump. Of course Trump does act like a Donkey sometimes. Maybe you should read your Bible. Matthew 7:3: "Why do you look at the speck of sawdust in your brother’s eye and pay no attention to the plank in your own eye?" Quote
bullets13 Posted 13 hours ago Report Posted 13 hours ago On 3/22/2026 at 12:40 PM, TheMissingBand said: I’ve got a serious question. I doubt anybody responds. What’s your red line with Trump? What could he do that would make you say “hold on… that’s too far and I can’t support this guy.” I think that there are a lot of people here who have no such line. There’s nothing that they can imagine that would ever cause them to stop supporting Trump unequivocally. I don’t know what that line is for me. I don’t really support him, per sé. I didn’t like him before, I absolutely can’t stand him now, and he’s doing a really good job of setting the Dems up for retaking power, which is terrifying. That said, the far left (which is somehow just becoming “the left” and driving party policy) is so indefensibly insane that I’d still take Trump over the alternative. I was fairly liberal in my early 20s. By the time I hit 30 I was what I considered a “radical moderate”, meaning I had strong beliefs that aligned with both sides. For the past decade I’ve considered myself a libertarian, but with no realistic traction in that party I vote right. The ONLY shot the right has of keeping control after the outrage Trump has continually sparked is the fact that the left has become absolutely goofy, meaning moderates and swing voters can’t just write off the right because of Trump’s behavior (and if we’re honest, shaky second term). If the Dems would get rid of all the kooks and took a hard look at Fetterman and modeled themselves after him they’d win EVERY branch in a landslide and might stay in power for the next 50 years. Quote
tvc184 Posted 13 hours ago Report Posted 13 hours ago Trump said something stupid and crude. I’m shocked!! Quote
bullets13 Posted 13 hours ago Report Posted 13 hours ago On 3/22/2026 at 10:26 PM, UT alum said: My wife died yesterday. I’m being tested right now. A difficult test. His sanctimony set me off, though I don’t apologize for it. I hold no judgement or ill will and I ain’t mad. Chalk it up as another example of thoughtless remarks poisoning public discourse. Late reading this, but I’m sorry to hear about your loss. I can’t even imagine. Quote
TheMissingBand Posted 5 hours ago Report Posted 5 hours ago 7 hours ago, bullets13 said: I don’t know what that line is for me. I don’t really support him, per sé. I didn’t like him before, I absolutely can’t stand him now, and he’s doing a really good job of setting the Dems up for retaking power, which is terrifying. That said, the far left (which is somehow just becoming “the left” and driving party policy) is so indefensibly insane that I’d still take Trump over the alternative. I was fairly liberal in my early 20s. By the time I hit 30 I was what I considered a “radical moderate”, meaning I had strong beliefs that aligned with both sides. For the past decade I’ve considered myself a libertarian, but with no realistic traction in that party I vote right. The ONLY shot the right has of keeping control after the outrage Trump has continually sparked is the fact that the left has become absolutely goofy, meaning moderates and swing voters can’t just write off the right because of Trump’s behavior (and if we’re honest, shaky second term). If the Dems would get rid of all the kooks and took a hard look at Fetterman and modeled themselves after him they’d win EVERY branch in a landslide and might stay in power for the next 50 years. Thank you for the response. I’ve always been conservative… the Republican party has just moved away from me. It’s not about fiscal conservatism anymore… it’s just tax breaks with uncontrolled spending. They no longer espouse any fiscal restraint or thoughtful reflection whatsoever. The party that jumped all over Bill Clinton for his *gasp* immorality now worships a guy who makes Clinton seem saintly. Unfortunately, the left is no better. They continue to pick the most extreme among them to hold office, and they’re completely out of touch with reality. It’s why the new reoublican cry is to end open primaries in Texas. They want to make sure that independents and moderates aren’t allowed any say in which candidates are selected to run in the general election. They only want zealots. But you’re right about Fetteman… what the Rs offer today isn’t palatable to the general pop… it’s just not as offensive as what the Dems keep offering. it’s not a coincidence that Trump best Kamala and Hillary, but couldn’t beat Biden. Biden was electable, the other two weren’t. bullets13 1 Quote
TheMissingBand Posted 5 hours ago Report Posted 5 hours ago 7 hours ago, tvc184 said: Trump said something stupid and crude. I’m shocked!! And you aren’t bothered by it. Here’s the thing, and I hope I’m not stepping on any toes. One of the posters here lost his wife last week. Person after person has offered their condolences. People from both sides of the arguments. People with whom this poster has had differences of opinion, tossed insults, etc… but everyone that has spoken kindly regarding his loss. What would your feeling have been if someone here had posted “good. He deserves to suffer?” My guess… no, it’s a fact that the person that stated such an atrocious thing would be uniformly blasted and rightfully banned instantly because of that person’s hateful speech. You would be aghast. I’m sure that you’re a decent person. What is it about Trump that makes those other decent men abandon their principles and decency? You’ve come here laugh about how Trump is celebrating the loss of an American who served faithfully in war, directly under four different presidents from both parties, and who led the FBI. Your profile pic shows the thin blue line… you support law enforcement, but here you are giving your approval for Trump celebrating the death of one of your brothers in blue. It makes no sense to me. Quote
Porter Posted 5 hours ago Report Posted 5 hours ago 40 minutes ago, TheMissingBand said: Thank you for the response. I’ve always been conservative… the Republican party has just moved away from me. It’s not about fiscal conservatism anymore… it’s just tax breaks with uncontrolled spending. They no longer espouse any fiscal restraint or thoughtful reflection whatsoever. The party that jumped all over Bill Clinton for his *gasp* immorality now worships a guy who makes Clinton seem saintly. Unfortunately, the left is no better. They continue to pick the most extreme among them to hold office, and they’re completely out of touch with reality. It’s why the new reoublican cry is to end open primaries in Texas. They want to make sure that independents and moderates aren’t allowed any say in which candidates are selected to run in the general election. They only want zealots. But you’re right about Fetteman… what the Rs offer today isn’t palatable to the general pop… it’s just not as offensive as what the Dems keep offering. it’s not a coincidence that Trump best Kamala and Hillary, but couldn’t beat Biden. Biden was electable, the other two weren’t. There are Democrats and Democrat Lite. In other words the The Uniparty. We have a corrupt unserious government. Quote
TheMissingBand Posted 4 hours ago Report Posted 4 hours ago 33 minutes ago, Porter said: There are Democrats and Democrat Lite. In other words the The Uniparty. We have a corrupt unserious government. I don’t get it… both parties are refusing to even address our spending. That used to be the job of the republicans. Quote
Porter Posted 4 hours ago Report Posted 4 hours ago 1 minute ago, TheMissingBand said: I don’t get it… both parties are refusing to even address our spending. That used to be the job of the republicans. Hasn’t been addressed since about 1980, the when the deficit began to take off hence the Uniparty. Quote
Porter Posted 4 hours ago Report Posted 4 hours ago 1 hour ago, TheMissingBand said: And you aren’t bothered by it. Here’s the thing, and I hope I’m not stepping on any toes. One of the posters here lost his wife last week. Person after person has offered their condolences. People from both sides of the arguments. People with whom this poster has had differences of opinion, tossed insults, etc… but everyone that has spoken kindly regarding his loss. What would your feeling have been if someone here had posted “good. He deserves to suffer?” My guess… no, it’s a fact that the person that stated such an atrocious thing would be uniformly blasted and rightfully banned instantly because of that person’s hateful speech. You would be aghast. I’m sure that you’re a decent person. What is it about Trump that makes those other decent men abandon their principles and decency? You’ve come here laugh about how Trump is celebrating the loss of an American who served faithfully in war, directly under four different presidents from both parties, and who led the FBI. Your profile pic shows the thin blue line… you support law enforcement, but here you are giving your approval for Trump celebrating the death of one of your brothers in blue. It makes no sense to me. Let’s not forget this is Robert Mueller. Quote
TheMissingBand Posted 3 hours ago Report Posted 3 hours ago 24 minutes ago, Porter said: Let’s not forget this is Robert Mueller. He just said the same thing that I’ve been saying all along. You have the presumption of innocence, but you can never be proven innocent. If we already know that you can’t be proven innocent, why would there need to be a policy in the FBI code that states what everybody knows. I guess the better question is why did they decide to include the language about the investigation “not exonerating” Trump? It seems superfluous to me… because I understand basic principles. Most people have cloudy views. A popular leader is investigated over alleged criminal wrongdoings, and the final reporting says “we found evidence that indicates criminal acts occurred, but we do not believe that a conviction can be won… we are closing our investigation, but this is not an exoneration of politician T.” The crowd goes wild and says “see? T didn’t don anything wrong! Fire the guy who looked into it! We’ll all celebrate when he dies!” Kinda like when the DOJ decided to end their investigations into Trump when he retook office in 2024 because they didn’t want to indict a sitting president. The Trumpers took that as “proof” that the investigations had “proven Trump innocent” when in fact they were closed despite the fact that there was a LOT of evidence of criminal wrongdoings. Quote
TheMissingBand Posted 3 hours ago Report Posted 3 hours ago 11 hours ago, Porter said: God can use anyone. In Numbers 22:21-39 God used a donkey in to rebuke Balaam, who was acting against his will. The donkey saw an angel of the Lord blocking their path and, after being beaten for stopping, was given the ability by God to speak and defend herself, ultimately saving Balaam's life. If he can use a Donkey, he can use Donald Trump. Of course Trump does act like a Donkey sometimes. Maybe you should read your Bible. Matthew 7:3: "Why do you look at the speck of sawdust in your brother’s eye and pay no attention to the plank in your own eye?" God is about to use Donkeys to rebuke Trump and MAGA come November. Amen. Quote
Porter Posted 2 hours ago Report Posted 2 hours ago 1 hour ago, TheMissingBand said: God is about to use Donkeys to rebuke Trump and MAGA come November. Amen. You remind me of that individual that always says I am not going to church because there’re too many hypocrites. And I say come on in there’s always room for one more. Point being we are ALL FLAWED INDIVIDUALS. Quote
OlDawg Posted 2 hours ago Report Posted 2 hours ago I think it’s the pinnacle of hubris to think that God would pick a political side. AggiesAreWe 1 Quote
Porter Posted 2 hours ago Report Posted 2 hours ago 2 minutes ago, OlDawg said: I think it’s the pinnacle of hubris to think that God would pick a political side. God used Judas to betray Jesus right into the will of God so no worries here. 😎 Quote
BS Wildcats Posted 1 hour ago Report Posted 1 hour ago 17 hours ago, UT alum said: I take no joy in anyone’s death, nor do I ever wish for anyone’s death. If you’re right, and a majority of people are Christians, is it any wonder church attendance is falling in this country? Jesus teaches forgiveness and compassion, two things I can’t find in one plank of the Republican platform. You think we’re not going to pay for electing a blasphemer to lead us? Read your Bible. Read my Bible. Pretty good one coming from a left wing democrat whose party has no problem killing babies or pandering to the homosexuals. Maybe you should do the same, you think! Quote
Recommended Posts
Join the conversation
You can post now and register later. If you have an account, sign in now to post with your account.