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1. about 7 hours ago on Tom Stiglich

   Especially when it’s there, screaming in your face.

2. 2 days ago on Non Sequitur

   We went to a place once that took our particulars before they would let us test drive a car. They robocalled us at least once every two weeks for the next 2 years. Finally I called them to say that I was never going to buy a car from them and that I was telling everyone who would listen not to shop there.

3. 5 days ago on Henry Payne

   George III wouldn’t have given a rat’s ass about the health of the colonists. Payne is once again operating outside the realm of factual truth.

4. 9 days ago on Chip Bok

   Chip is on another bandwagon. While reported cases are low due to lack of testing, they accuse health authorities of inflating the death toll by including unrelated fatalities. In reality, the professionals are using epidemiological models to estimate the number of fatalities due to the stress on the healthcare system.

5. 13 days ago on Rob Rogers

   Guys I knew would wait until some native kids went into the store. They would follow them in and shoplift like crazy while the owner was watching the kids from the reserve.

6. 14 days ago on Tom Stiglich

   Just ignore the fact that the violence and looting are mostly being committed by the white supremacist Boogaloo Bois and by organized criminal gangs.

7. 15 days ago on Tom Stiglich

   “Sorry, family but I am so f**ing patriotic that your love means nothing to me.”

8. 17 days ago on Rob Rogers

   There is no monument to white privilege, because it is a thing like the wind. If it blows on your back, you don’t know it’s there. You attribute our progress to your own strength and worthiness. And it may not occur to you that those who are not doing as well as you are fighting against the same wind that carries you forward.

9. 17 days ago on Steve Kelley

   Trump and the Republicans have been ignoring rule of law from day one of his tenure.

10. 17 days ago on Dilbert Classics

    The very first spellings aluminum, which was quickly abandoned in favour of aluminum which was supplanted by aluminum which sounded more scientific. Both spellings were used, but Webser’s dictionary in USA only cited the -um ending when he word was added in 1828.