The Tracy Trumpty Dumpty Thread

[Sheldon]

Remember, your "Hero Zero" called the white supremacist fine people, and the majority of them are STRONG Trumpty Dumpty supporters. Care for me to pull the video so you can hear it in his own words?

 

Please.

 

And make certain it's not cut.

[Sheldon]

I see your edited post.

 

He did not call them all fine people.

 

Thanks for proving me correct.

[Sheldon]

Ahhh. Post the video. Then remove it.

 

Damn inspector.

 

Can't find it, eh.

 

Cause it didn't happen.

[Sheldon]

How many times you going to edit that post Tracy? Or, Gary....

[Sheldon]

After each time I post, it's edited.

 

Just give up, you're wrong.

[Sheldon]

I just checked, and yet another edit on that post.

 

From now on, just do a rough draft. Holy shit.

[13511]

It's a good thing you can be anything you want to be on the internet Tracy.

 

You forensic computer expert cop, political knowledge base, Google explorer, Harley ridin', 98 year old Scotch slamming, Van Halen teaching, space photographer, web designing, never incorrect, perfect human existence.

 

I await your Yelp review of The Last Supper. I'm certain you attended.

Sorry... absolutely HATE Scotch. Never have developed the taste for it. And last I checked, Van Halen trended towards electric guitars (and not a Telecaster) instead of acoustic, and I don't teach anyone, as I'm still learning (and probably will be until I either lay down the guitar or die). Never have claimed to be a "web designer", and am FAR from a "perfect" human, and am occasionally incorrect... but by far and away I tend to provide facts.... maybe not facts one agrees with (especially when dealing with Trump and his ever present lies and "mispoke" statements), but facts that have supporting evidence just the same.

As for Harley ridin'... had 2, but weren't fond of them. They tended to roast your balls in the Texas summer (specifically the rear cylinder) and would overheat easily if stuck in traffic. Liked the Goldwing and the FJR better, as they were heads and shoulders above the Hogs for performance and comfort riding.

 

But I have been recognized by the judicial system as a forensic expert, the same in family violence matters, as well as DUI expert witness due to the fact that I was an certified (by State of Texas) Intoxilyzer operator, SFST and DEC/DRE trained and recognized as expert in those training fields. My employer spending around 20K on computer forensics training (specifically from CyberEvidence in The Woodlands Texas) does tend to make it so that one can become an expert in a field. Paul (and no, not out illustrious court idiot Paul) was the one that taught the majority of our courses. The prime tool we used was EnCase.

Sorry your lumber supply company hasn't provided you with the same level of training.

 

 

As for the last supper, the wine was a little weak and the bread bland. The company, other than that one traitor, was also a blast.

Edited June 22, 2022 by 13511

[13511]

After each time I post, it's edited.

 

Just give up, you're wrong.

Why do you keep editing your post. If referring to my one about Harris, it was never edited after your reply. You SURE you aren't slipping into the woodshed and sampling some shine?

Now, if talking about the Hero Zero... yep, it was edited to provide you some clarification... but you hadn't replied to it prior to the edits.

[Sheldon]

Why do you keep editing your post. If referring to my one about Harris, it was never edited after your reply. You SURE you aren't slipping into the woodshed and sampling some shine?

 

1. I'm not editing my post.

2. It's the one with the "dumb" rating

3. You edited it each time I posted. If you had read my replies each time Gary, you would see that.

[Sheldon]

Sorry your lumber supply company hasn't provided you with the same level of training.

 

LooooooooL

 

I don't need the training. Our pay is enough.

 

@Paul is 100% correct, you truly do think you are better than everyone else.

[13511]

I see your edited post.

 

He did not call them all fine people.

 

Thanks for proving me correct.

He did originally... and then, when questioned on it specifically he offered "clarification".

The group he was talking about containing the "fine people" consisted of many who were changing racist, anti-semitic and more remarks. In fact, the gathering was ORGANIZED by well known alt-right leader, who then after what happened tried to disavow any association with them - becoming a cast-out in their groups. The gathering consisted of Neo-Nazis, the KKK, neo-confederates, neo-fascists, and right wing militias. A LARGE amount of the flags and other media displayed with that group are WELL known to be white power related.

There were VERY FEW "very fine people" participating in the Unite the Right rally... the majority of which are listed above. The rally was organized by Jason Kessler, who is an avowed alt-right participant, stating about the lady that was ran over by one of his attendees

Heather Heyer was a fat, disgusting Communist. Communists have killed 94 million. Looks like it was payback time

 

And to quote...

“You had many people in that group other than neo-Nazis and white nationalists,” Trump said. “The press has treated them absolutely unfairly.”

 

“You also had some very fine people on both sides”.

 

Most "very fine people" that I know of would tend to avoid a crowd that showed the below type of behavior... simply not wanting to be associated with such. Especially when a large portion of the marchers were shouting “blood and soil"... a translation of a Nazi slogan.

I ask you Sheldon... if you were in a group behaving like that, and displaying flags and more like shown... would you continue to "hang" with them if you did not already have those associative tendencies?

 

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[13511]

LooooooooL

 

I don't need the training. Our pay is enough.

 

@Paul is 100% correct, you truly do think you are better than everyone else.

Nope.. but I have no problems with stating facts. If I make more than you do (even being retired) doesn't make me "better" than you... it simply means that I make more than you, and that I invested wisely and worked for employers with excellent retirement benefits.

Money is just an object to obtain items that you wish to enjoy. It doesn't make one "better" than anyone else..... but being jealous of someone because they have knowledge and abilities they they do not is simply part of life.... one can always better themself... and that's simply what I've done throughout my life... found stuff that I enjoy, pursued it and enjoy the benefits that I reaped from those abilities. Those that are insecure in their position in life and their abilities (or lack thereof) will usually cry out with the very cry that you and Paul do.... suggestion.. further your education and knowledge into fields that can grant you the ability to gain more income and in an area that you enjoy. Even as far back as 1983 when working as a patrol officer, I was already playing with computers. I carried that knowledge and ability with me into the latter 3 departments I worked for, and used them to the benefit of those departments, and ultimately myself. Some of those things that I've pursued were with NO intent to "make money"... they were simply diversions from my other "work" that used to be a hobby. I'm well aware that I'm not the next Eric Clapton/Glen Campbell of guitars... but I do enjoy them and can afford that enjoyment. Same with astrophotography. And like any astrophotographer, I have EVERY right to bitch about how satellites are ruining the night sky and how it's not worth spending big bucks (which a GOOD cooled camera is, and the one I was looking at was on the LOW end of the spectrum - the damned things can approach 13K) on a camera if all you are going to get are regular streaks on your shots. Kind of like going out and buying a Scarab boat to use on a lake that someone has gone through and erected thousands of floating buoys in with micro WiFi transmitters on to provide WiFi service to those on the lake.

Do I sometimes "brag"..sure, I'm human... but I've worked my ass off to get to where I am and gain the knowledge that I have... so I have no issue with letting others know. If it intimidates you... sorry, maybe you should have a little better self assuredness.

I'm perfectly fine with my position in life, my circumstances and have NO desire to live for anyone else expectations. Don't like me... then tough luck. I'm not here to please you or any other person.

 

I enjoy yanking your and Pauls chains because y'all are SO predictable and easy targets. One uber liberal gun grabber, and one rabid Trump fanatic.

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[Sheldon]

Nope.. but I have no problems with stating facts. If I make more than you do (even being retired) doesn't make me "better" than you...

 

So is a fact, as you claim, that you know what training my company offers?

 

Also, you don't.

[Sheldon]

He did originally...

 

Incorrect.

[13511]

So is a fact, as you claim, that you know what training my company offers?

 

Also, you don't.

What "expert" training do they offer? Unless your's is a VERY specialty based one, most "home supply shops" don't offer a very extensive training field... and this comes from someone who's son-in-law was a manager with Lowes. The training he was offered by a national company was not anything to write home about... ergo his quitting and going back to school and learning how to repair medical instruments (remember my comment about furthering ones knowledge).

I seriously doubt they offer specialist training like computer forensics that one can take out and utilize on ones own when no longer employed with them when one works in a totally different field (my first exposure to computer forensics training was as a patrol officer - not not a detective but patrol, which was not "within my job scope".

So feel free to elucidate on the wealth of expert training that you receive, or can receive.

[Sheldon]

. and this comes from someone who's son-in-law was a manager with Lowes.

 

We aren't Lowes.

[Sheldon]

I seriously doubt they offer

 

Again, you don't know, so you cannot claim you post "facts".

 

Assumptions =/= Facts

[13511]

Incorrect.

Lie #1 (after his initial statement)

 

REPORTER: The neo-Nazis started this thing. They showed up in Charlottesville.

TRUMP: Excuse me, they didn’t put themselves down as neo-Nazis, and you had some very bad people in that group. But you also had people that were very fine people on both sides. You had people in that group – excuse me, excuse me. I saw the same pictures as you did. You had people in that group that were there to protest the taking down, of to them, a very, very important statue and the renaming of a park from Robert E. Lee to another name.

 

As I stated, the gathering was "permitted" by a known Alt-Right fanatic with known white supremacist ties.

(now, once more, how many "perfectly fine" people are going to want to walk around associating with folks waving Nazi swastikas, throwing their Hitler salutes and changing a well known Nazi phrase?)

 

As to the initial quote

“You had some very bad people in that group,” Trump said, at one point, of the white supremacist protest. “But you also had people that were very fine people, on both sides,” he continued,

 

Sorry.. but I don't consider folks that run with racists "very fine people". In fact, most "very fine people" I know of go OUT OF THEIR WAY to avoid ANY association with such.

Is it an acceptable practice amongst the Trump devotees to hang with White Supremacists and think there's nothing wrong with that?

[Sandyman]

Also, if Sheldon's training was anything like my son experienced while active duty for 5 years in the Marines, you have no idea.

 

Wait, let me guess, your wife's uncle, 3rd cousin removed, great great grandfather was a General during WW1, WW2, Vietnam and the Iraq invasion, so you have 1st hand knowledge, right?

[13511]

Again, you don't know, so you cannot claim you post "facts".

 

Assumptions =/= Facts

Please feel free to elucidate to refute... as I stated, my son-in-law who was manager with a Lowes (a MAJOR company in the home improvement/supply field) was never offered any training other than the minimal to do his job I feel reasonably confident that you have not been. So, now let's use Pauls requirements.. provide your evidence of the extensive training that you get outside your field that allows you to further your knowledge.

[Sheldon]

Sorry.. but I don't consider folks that run with racists "very fine people".

 

In the same location doesn't mean run with you dunce. You attend a sporting event, and a racist is there, you're a racist as well? Get out of here with that nonsense.

 

LooooooooL

[Sheldon]

my son-in-law who was manager with a Lowes (a MAJOR company in the home improvement/supply field)

 

Again, we aren't Lowes.

 

Also, what kind of valuation must you have before being "MAJOR".... lol.

[Sandyman]

with folks waving Nazi swastikas

Wait wait wait, this is a harmless symbol right? Don't you have it in your sig on TAZ?

[13511]

Also, if Sheldon's training was anything like my son experienced while active duty for 5 years in the Marines, you have no idea.

 

Wait, let me guess, your wife's uncle, 3rd cousin removed, great great grandfather was a General during WW1, WW2, Vietnam and the Iraq invasion, so you have 1st hand knowledge, right?

Actually my father served on a DD in WW2 as a 5" loader, my step-grandfather was an aircraft mechanic working primarily on the P-47, one uncle worked in the merchant marines, and the other was in the army assigned to intelligence.

 

And yes, I DO have an idea.. you see, I worked with several Marines (notice I didn't say "ex"... as once a Marine, always a Marine)... and we had extensive talks... but amazingly... their training is nothing "extraordinary" to get through basic.

[13511]

Also, what kind of valuation must you have before being "MAJOR".... lol.

Try making in the multi-billions a year, with a nationwide footprint. That's what I consider major.... those limited to a few stores, or a few states are minor chains.