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It's HK-47 said:
For What It's Worth had nothing to do with the Vietnam War or with any sort of violent riots or anti-government clashes, though. Not to the extent that people generally expect, anyways. It was written as a response to the Sunset Strip curfew riots in 1966. The Sunset Strip had started to get congested in the evenings because of the young kids hanging out around the local music clubs, and the city was getting pissed off at all of the noise and traffic jams, so they imposed a curfew of 10PM and ordinances against loitering, because no one wanted smelly hippies laying around the place all night.

Kids, being kids, refused to listen, threw a shit-fit and started acting like feral hippies. About 1,000 people showed up, made asses of themselves, and then Stills wrote a song about it. The entire song is dedicated to a fucking temper tantrum from a bunch of hippies who were told to quit stinking up the place and hanging around in the street all night, so honestly it is very appropriate for the current situation, but the irony of it is completely lost on these people.
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Ohhhh that makes sense. My history teacher didn't tell us this when we were going over what was happening in America in response to Vietnam and she included this song on the '60s playlist she played for us one day.

But the DNC still embarrassed themselves and still made a crummy cover to go with it.
 
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It's HK-47 said:
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Hey, don't forget the sign-off. That shit was so weird that I thought someone had hacked the stream and gone all Max Headroom.
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But it already has.

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An empty suit filled with the dreams of millions. What could be more inspiring?
 
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Trump Says He Will Pardon "Very, Very Important" Person Today

... and it is not Edward Snowden nor former national security advisor LT. Gen. Michael Flynn.
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Not Snowden
Not Flynn

... Assange? Everyone's guessing it's Assange.


Trump appears to have realized that the Left going fucking insane polls really badly and has decided to poke them in the ribs for the reaction. And the Left, being broken, can't stop taking the bait.

Edit: Does it have to be someone already convicted? Could he say, pardon Hunter Biden for taking bribes in the Ukraine?
 
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Why make him a Tyrantrum? its one of the strongest pokemon in terms of attack stats having a base attack of 121 and being a rock/dragon type...all they did was make him seem more badass..
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Because even when the TDS sufferers try to make trump look bad, it ends up being a complement.
 
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www.zerohedge.com

Trump Says He Will Pardon "Very, Very Important" Person Today

... and it is not Edward Snowden nor former national security advisor LT. Gen. Michael Flynn.
www.zerohedge.com www.zerohedge.com

Not Snowden
Not Flynn

... Assange? Everyone's guessing it's Assange.


Trump appears to have realized that the Left going fucking insane polls really badly and has decided to poke them in the ribs for the reaction. And the Left, being broken, can't stop taking the bait.

Edit: Does it have to be someone already convicted? Could he say, pardon Hunter Biden for taking bribes in the Ukraine?
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If it's Assange, I get that feeling how some folks in the Deep State will react, that clip will never get old. :story:
 
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It's HK-47 said:
For What It's Worth had nothing to do with the Vietnam War or with any sort of violent riots or anti-government clashes, though. Not to the extent that people generally expect, anyways. It was written as a response to the Sunset Strip curfew riots in 1966. The Sunset Strip had started to get congested in the evenings because of the young kids hanging out around the local music clubs, and the city was getting pissed off at all of the noise and traffic jams, so they imposed a curfew of 10PM and ordinances against loitering, because no one wanted smelly hippies laying around the place all night.

Kids, being kids, refused to listen, threw a shit-fit and started acting like feral hippies. About 1,000 people showed up, made asses of themselves, and then Stills wrote a song about it. The entire song is dedicated to a fucking temper tantrum from a bunch of hippies who were told to quit stinking up the place and hanging around in the street all night, so honestly it is very appropriate for the current situation, but the irony of it is completely lost on these people.
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Why am I not surprised that yet another apparent cultural landmark is just the same old stupid shit that shouldn't have been remembered past the next weekend.
 
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