Veterans Return Barrycades To The Shite House

"Wasn't it great to see the vets return the Barrycades to the Shite House. It was the Vet's way of saying take these barrycades and shove them up your scrawney ass! We ain't takin' it no more! Right up your ass Barry! What a message they sent to that narcissistic, petty, vindictive, ego-maniac living in that building, believe me, he's f**king seething right now. Was President Sissypants inside stomping his feet and bawling? You know he was, and he needs to be called out like this for the rest of his pathetic days. One things Marxist hate is not being able to use their power, and that will drive him to become unhinged. I wonder what the petty, vindictive little POS POTUS will do for revenge? We should know soon, you can bet on it. And wasn't it interesting that no democrap, libtard politician was there. They made sure they showed up at the illegal criminals rally though. What a bunch of traitorous assholes. This reich may have to take note that the American people will not tolerate this evil any longer. 

These Vet's know damn well who is to blame.They took these barrycades and "Returned to

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 "In the past few days, I have pointed out that he has no right at all to castigate me or anyone else for real or imagined mistakes of prognostication. But the fact that Paul Krugman is often wrong is not the most important thing. It is his utter disregard for the norms of civility that is crucial here. I am not alone in being dismayed by Krugman's "spectacularly uncivil behavior". It is "my duty, as I see it, is to make my case as best I honestly can," Krugman has written, "not [to] put on a decorous show of civilized discussion." Well, I am here to tell him that "civilized discussion" matters. It matters because vitriolic language of the sort he uses is a key part of what is wrong with America today. As an eminent economist said to me last week, people are afraid of Krugman. More "decorous" but perhaps equally intelligent academics simply elect not to enter a public sphere that he and his parasitical online pals are intent on poisoning. I agree with Raghuram Rajan, one of the few economists who authentically anticipated the financial crisis: Krugman's is "the paranoid style in economics":

All too often, the path to easy influence is to impugn the other side's motives and methods ... Instead of fostering public dialogue and educating the public, the public is often left in the dark. And it discourages younger, less credentialed economists from entering the public discourse.

Where I come from, however, we do not fear bullies. We despise them. And we do so because we understand that what motivates their bullying is a deep sense of insecurity. Unfortunately for Krugtron the Invincible, his ultimate nightmare has just become a reality. By applying the methods of the historian - by quoting and contextualizing his own published words - I believe I have now made him what he richly deserves to be: a figure of fun, whose predictions (and proscriptions) no one should ever again take seriously." --Niall Ferguson