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Memes memes and more memes

Posted by Dobrien 1 year, 1 month ago to Humor
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Memes, memes, and more memes!
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  • Posted by mccannon01 1 year, 1 month ago
    Started my day off feeling pissed from all these truth bombs - filed for future reference as a grip on reality.

    Now I'm going to take my vitamins, make apple pancakes, and go out for a two mile walk and feel better as I stay fit for when the SHTF resulting from the idiocracy displayed in some of these memes.

    Thanks, Dobrien, for taking the time to share them with the Gulch!
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  • Posted by $ malberu 1 year, 1 month ago
    This reads like latter-day Taggart Transcontinental
    https://dossier.substack.com/p/did-no...
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    • Posted by mccannon01 1 year, 1 month ago
      I don't even know where to start with this! The RR bragged that at least 50% of new hires are from the minority community. First, 50% is NOT a minority. Second, the USA is STILL >70% white people so the company admits to discriminating against white people deliberately, which is against the law. Not only that, but now the pool of possible skilled workers is being deliberately made small by the company.

      Now what really irritates me... From the article: "On Thursday, the NTSB (National Transportation Safety Board) determined in a preliminary report that an overheated wheel bearing on a Norfolk Southern train car could be responsible for the derailment that occurred. The report listed multiple operational concerns, adding that “surveillance video … showed what appeared to be a wheel bearing in the final stage of overheat failure moments before the derailment.” This seems to indicate that this was a disaster that could’ve been avoided with proper safety protocols in place."

      If a bearing or dragging brake were the problem, damn straight it could have been avoided!!! I personally have been involved in a start up company with the inventor (and patent holder) of WORKING technology that can spot potential wheel bearing failure long before it actually fails. The same tech can spot other potential and actual RR car failures before a total breakdown occurs as well. The problem can be spotted on a train moving past at speeds up to 100mph. We tested the system in a RR yard in Kansas City in 2015 and it was quite successful. The RRs ignored us. Apparently, they have been doing things THEIR WAY for over a century and didn't need anyone telling them what they should do. I figure they just plain didn't want to spend the money and didn't want to be bothered with fixing stuff before it really broke. In 2017 a RR support company bought the rights (extremely cheaply I may add) to the system and BURIED IT! The installation in KC was removed and NO other tests or installations have taken place since. This is no conspiracy theory of buried tech. I was there! I wrote the code!
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      • Posted by Dobrien 1 year, 1 month ago
        Very interesting story. It seems to confirm the message in the meme above comparing USA railroads And China. Thanks for sharing.
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        • Posted by mccannon01 1 year, 1 month ago
          I've ridden railroads in both countries. From my experience, I think they are ahead. I don't have the economic data, but the usage rates between the two are quite different where the Chinese ride the rails a lot more than Americans so the cash flow is likely far better. Also, freight is the prime cash source in America, not passenger.

          Cynical me: I suspect in China if you screw up the RR you find yourself in a very bad place, in America you get a bonus and a transfer to a more cushy job or golden retirement. Also, I'm sure there is corruption/collusion between RRs and government on both sides of the Pacific, but I suspect it's a real art form in America.

          Edit add: Still cynical me: What we are seeing in Ohio is like a flock of seagulls at the beach. A little disturbance causes a great deal of squawking and flapping, but soon it all settles down like nothing happened and it's business as usual.
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          • Posted by Dobrien 1 year, 1 month ago
            Your cynicism is understood. It would be insane to think anything would change from the status quo if we were doing the same thing. The media would continue lying and 95% would think it’s the truth. Not anymore.
            “Business as usual”if we do not get on the Trump Train. The Deep State uniparty CUCKS only know how to destroy….. family , cohesion/unity , peace and harmony , trust , reality ,education , growth.
            But Sir this is a prize fight and it will go as many rounds as needed, but the enemy is on its heels and they are desperate to stop and derail this MAGA train. The Great Awakening is happening,

            Sometimes you can't TELL the public the truth.
            YOU MUST SHOW THEM.
            ONLY THEN WILL PEOPLE FIND THE WILL TO CHANGE.
            Crimes against children unite all humanity [cross party lines]?
            Difficult truths.
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            What happens when people learn the TRUTH?
            What happens when people WAKE UP?
            They will not be able to walk down the street.
            THE GREAT AWAKENING.
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  • Posted by $ blarman 1 year, 1 month ago
    I'd substitute Calvin Coolidge for Teddy Roosevelt on that list of Presidents...
    The Cash Cow is terrifying.
    I'd add one thing to the We The People one: IT'S NOT YOUR MONEY!
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