A picture worth 1000 word's

Every so often I come across a picture that really hits home. The kind of pic that makes you say "what the heck" or "thats on point" or "thats sad " or "this world we live in" etc . etc. The follwing pic has that element and it really nakes me sick.

I felt the need to post it here in hopes that maybe it will shed some light on the the current state of our leagal system here in the US. Many of you know and have been privy to this for some time. But then there are many who arn't. Anyway how does this picture make you feel ?
Do you think it sorta sums up our current state ?
I haven't posted a thread in some time so I am not sure if this belongs here ,figured it had some sort of connection with the elections.

On another note , I also come across two other pics (won't post them here) but i will quote what they said.

One was of an old man wearing denim coveralls. The quote in the pic said " Men wearing denim built this country , Men wearing suits destroyed it".

The last pic was of a grandpa hold his grandsons hand ,they were both looking at fireworks. Grandson asks "grandpa why do we celebrate the 4th of july" grandpa replied "for the freedom we once had " .

:-(


Kap.

A picture worth 1000 word's

It shouldn't have words on the picture though

a reply to: Kapusta

You know this will devolve into an argument on semantics so I just wanted to say...

NICE PIC!!

Yay. Sarah Palin's Super PAC paid for a meme.

See, Snowden willingly and knowingly exposed classified information with willful intent.

Can we prove Hillary was running around handing people classified information on purpose, aka: "Hey *pst* check this out! I know you don't have the clearance, but I'll go ahead and forward it to you!"

Being horrible at securing your email server and sending emails back and forth isn't the same thing as loading up flash drives with top secret material, stealing it, and heading to China and then Russia.

Not quite the same...but I don't expect Palin's PAC to understand the difference.

a reply to: Dumbass

Can't we just say this picture is worth 1014 words then?

a reply to: MystikMushroom

Nor do I expect people to think that rationally when they use an internet meme to try and get a serious political point across.

Sounds good, except Snowden is not wanted for treason.

Regardless, the two presidential contenders are a joke. How did the people of the US let this happen?

Quick question because i am not caught up on this.

Specifically what classified information did Clinton leak and to who?

originally posted by: bknapple32
a reply to: MystikMushroom

Nor do I expect people to think that rationally when they use an internet meme to try and get a serious political point across.

Yup.

I mean, on a very, very shallow and superficial there's some merit -- but it's like comparing apples and oranges. Sure, they're both fruit -- but they aren't even the same color. They don't have anywhere near the same flavor or texture. You don't have to peel an apple to eat it either. They're very, very different.

Being a moron and trusting your email server to someone wholly unqualified and being negligent isn't the same as willfully stealing government secrets and giving them to known adversaries.

It's a nice false equivalence/logical fallacy though -- And I'm sure emotionally reactive people will respond very strongly....because: PICTURES!

originally posted by: Dumbass
A picture worth 1000 word's

It shouldn't have words on the picture though

That picture is worth at least 1015 words, by my appraisal.

ETA: Missed Jons appraisal. Proper nouns don't count in your estimate of picture word worth?

originally posted by: atomish

originally posted by: Dumbass
A picture worth 1000 word's

It shouldn't have words on the picture though

That picture is worth at least 1015 words, by my appraisal.

ETA: Missed Jons appraisal. Proper nouns don't count in your estimate of picture word worth?

That picture with or without words is as much worth in MB or kb on computer or bandwidth as 1000s of pages of texts

originally posted by: atomish

originally posted by: Dumbass
A picture worth 1000 word's

It shouldn't have words on the picture though

That picture is worth at least 1015 words, by my appraisal.

ETA: Missed Jons appraisal. Proper nouns don't count in your estimate of picture word worth?

Absolutely not, only the information giving words. The names are bereft of any importance whatsoever in my opinion.

a reply to: OtherSideOfTheCoin

Iirc, and I could be wrong, she didn't actively leak anything to anyone. What she did was still wrong though and I think there is plenty of valid points being made about how this whole thing played out.

originally posted by: MystikMushroom
Yay. Sarah Palin's Super PAC paid for a meme.

See, Snowden willingly and knowingly exposed classified information with willful intent.

Can we prove Hillary was running around handing people classified information on purpose, aka: "Hey *pst* check this out! I know you don't have the clearance, but I'll go ahead and forward it to you!"

Being horrible at securing your email server and sending emails back and forth isn't the same thing as loading up flash drives with top secret material, stealing it, and heading to China and then Russia.

Not quite the same...but I don't expect Palin's PAC to understand the difference.

Wait, so you don;t know the content of what she had on her server? Top secret details?

On her on insecure personal server?

This is why you will fail as a country. Just wow.

Snowden showed us they eavesdrop on everything.

What secret Emails?

originally posted by: Dumbass

originally posted by: atomish

originally posted by: Dumbass
A picture worth 1000 word's

It shouldn't have words on the picture though

That picture is worth at least 1015 words, by my appraisal.

ETA: Missed Jons appraisal. Proper nouns don't count in your estimate of picture word worth?

That picture with or without words is as much worth in MB or kb on computer or bandwidth as 1000s of pages of texts

Won't argue with that.

On topic, as much as I agree with the sentiment meme-ified here, does anyone else find it pathetic that a PAC likely paid money to create this meme? I'm hoping they did like any sane person would and just let the 4chan kiddies create the memes for them, slapping a Sarah PAC logo on it afterwards.

But I have the impression some significant money was paid to some "Digital Media Specialist" to put this out. I would've done it for free. Couldn't help but comment on that. Derp.

a reply to: MystikMushroom

Yay. Sarah Palin's Super PAC paid for a meme.

And Hillary Clinton is a bought and paid for politician.

That's been an economic stimulus for meme creators.

Who cares who said it.

a reply to: Kapusta

The gritchy one's half needs "& FOR MONEY" added.

Great find. Thanks.

I think I'll share that one.

Snowden: Intentionally copied secrets onto drives, stole them, fled the country...

Clinton: Hired incompetent people to setup an email server and wasn't careful about what was sent using it...

Hm. I'm not really seeing how the two are the same thing?

a reply to: MystikMushroom

Clinton: Hired incompetent people to setup an email server and wasn't careful about what was sent using it...

That's debatable, and if true presses the fact that Clinton clearly isn't trustworthy of picking her own cabinet.

More likely the answer was to skate around FOIA.