Political memes, Posters, Funny Pics, Etc.

[kalm]

Where’s the picture of Reagan and Charlie Wilson?

[BDKJMU]

[kalm]

NRA convention level security.

[houndawg]

Somebody doesn't back our heros in Blue anymore?

[SeattleGriz]

[houndawg]

Its all over now - they have met their John Durham

[kalm]

Cancel culture…obviously just a feature of the left……

[kalm]

Ha. Marching orders!

[Baldy]

Where’s the picture of Reagan and Charlie Wilson?

Did Reagan or Charlie Wilson lecture anyone on gun control?

[Ibanez]

Where’s the picture of Reagan and Charlie Wilson?

Did Reagan or Charlie Wilson lecture anyone on gun control?

Didn't they arm the Taliban?

[kalm]

Where’s the picture of Reagan and Charlie Wilson?

Did Reagan or Charlie Wilson lecture anyone on gun control?

“This is a matter of vital importance to the public safety ... While we recognize that assault-weapon legislation will not stop all assault-weapon crime, statistics prove that we can dry up the supply of these guns, making them less accessible to criminals.“

“Certain forms of ammunition have no legitimate sporting, recreational, or self-defense use and thus should be prohibited.“

- Reagan. What a scold…

[kalm]

[Baldy]

Did Reagan or Charlie Wilson lecture anyone on gun control?

Didn't they arm the Taliban?

No.

[GannonFan]

Didn't they arm the Taliban?

No.

I agree. I don't think the Taliban even came into existence until the early to mid 90's. Reagan was long gone from the White House and in full Alzehmeirs by then.

[Baldy]

No.

I agree. I don't think the Taliban even came into existence until the early to mid 90's. Reagan was long gone from the White House and in full Alzehmeirs by then.

Carter, Reagan, and Bush #1 supplied arms and aid to the mujahideen, but they weren't our enemy and we didn't pull out of their country after a war leaving billions of arms behind.

[UNI88]

I agree. I don't think the Taliban even came into existence until the early to mid 90's. Reagan was long gone from the White House and in full Alzehmeirs by then.

Carter, Reagan, and Bush #1 supplied arms and aid to the mujahideen, but they weren't our enemy and we didn't pull out of their country after a war leaving billions of arms behind.

Didn't the Taliban also fight against and replace the mujahideen so arming the mujahideen would be almost the opposite of arming the Taliban?

[kalm]

I agree. I don't think the Taliban even came into existence until the early to mid 90's. Reagan was long gone from the White House and in full Alzehmeirs by then.

Carter, Reagan, and Bush #1 supplied arms and aid to the mujahideen, but they weren't our enemy and we didn't pull out of their country after a war leaving billions of arms behind.

Some of them became the Taliban and we let them simmer after the Red Army left.

[kalm]

Carter, Reagan, and Bush #1 supplied arms and aid to the mujahideen, but they weren't our enemy and we didn't pull out of their country after a war leaving billions of arms behind.

Didn't the Taliban also fight against and replace the mujahideen so arming the mujahideen would be almost the opposite of arming the Taliban?

Power vacuums create all sorts of alliances. I don’t think we were funding snd arming just the good afghanis.

[UNI88]

Didn't the Taliban also fight against and replace the mujahideen so arming the mujahideen would be almost the opposite of arming the Taliban?

Power vacuums create all sorts of alliances. I don’t think we were funding snd arming just the good afghanis.

I would guess that more of them became the Northern Alliance then Talban.

Baldy is correct, Reagan did not arm the Taliban.

[SDHornet]

[SDHornet]

[Winterborn]

[Ibanez]

I agree. I don't think the Taliban even came into existence until the early to mid 90's. Reagan was long gone from the White House and in full Alzehmeirs by then.

Carter, Reagan, and Bush #1 supplied arms and aid to the mujahideen, but they weren't our enemy and we didn't pull out of their country after a war leaving billions of arms behind.

That's correct, my mistake. Those mujahedeens then went to form the Taliban. That's the relationship I was thinking of.

[kalm]

[GannonFan]

Well, you end up doing a lot of weird things when you make ESG the driving force in your economic outlook (other than the idea that there's no negative impact to easy money policy) and you don't make sure you actually have the means and the technology in line to support and manage the markets denuded of their prior source of exchange. It's like announcing and moon shot and then forgetting to make sure we have the means to make a rocket.