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Slavery is a major part of it but so is treason. Had Lincoln executed the leaders of the confederacy and the slave owners along with some mouthy moronic Southerners America would be much better today. The assholes in the South see no problem with flying the confederate battle flag and displaying statues of their infamous traitors. Would Germany celebrate their holocaust against the Jews? Hell no! Why does the lowlife White trash in the South celebrate their holocaust against Africans. Only a depraved person would celebrate what was perhaps the greatest crime against humanity.
Punch a Nazi? It could be legal.
When some asshole dons an Nazi outfit or displays the swastika or the displays the confederate flag, they are announcing their intent. The intent of a Nazi or a Klansman and in many cases a Trump supporter is to kill all non Whites and Jews. Cops legally execute people all the time under the excuse, "I feared for my life" and what jury can say that they really were not in fear. What Jew, Black or gay would not be in fear for their life in the presence of someone who want to exterminate him. It's simple, point a gun at a cop, expect to die. Be a Nazi, skin head, Klansman and walk around in public. Expect that someone will kill you. You earned the hate and you earned your fate.
CAVEAT: I am not telling anyone to go out and punch Nazis. I am saying that if you punched a Nazi and I was on your jury I would find you not guilty. It is called jury nullification and it is as American as apple pie.
Punish The Trump States
The Trump states are also the parasite states. It's time to cut off all federal funding to these parasites and use the savings for slavery reparations.
Confiscate all monies from hate group members and their families using civil forfeiture laws.
Put all Klan members and Nazis into slave labor camps for life.
Three years ago, I switched from Google search to Bing. There, I said it. No longer do I Google something; I Bing it. And I haven’t looked back since.
Maybe you’re considering doing the same, either over ire about the recent diversity-memo controversy, or some other aspect of the search giant that has rubbed you the wrong way. Here are some points to consider.
The move away from Google wasn’t easy. Sometime in the late 1990s, I was invited to test out Google’s search engine. I moved from poring though filing cabinets to typing queries in a search box. If it was out there on the web, Google promised that it would find it.
Over the years, Google became smarter and more responsive. Google Instant auto-suggested search results before I finished typing them. “Google it” became part of my vernacular.
Meanwhile, Microsoft’s Bing search engine was getting no respect. Bing it? Please.
But Bing doggedly continued to improve. It added social connections and “cards” identifying key topics and related searches. It improved speed and reliability. Then one day, when I wanted to dig up older stories I had written using Google’s search engine, I found I had better luck finding them using Bing.
So I switched.
Switching from Google to Bing search is easily done in just a few seconds. I provideinstructionsat the bottom of this story. But before that, here are some of my favorite (and yes, even bizarre) reasons to switch to Bing.
Number one? Because Microsoft will pay you.
1. Search and make money with Microsoft Rewards
I’m cheap. I’ll generally pass up a $12 artisanal beef slider at the food trucks near my office in favor of a less expensive salad that could stuff a throw pillow. I often wear the same pants two days in a row to save on my water bill. I use coupons.
So if Microsoft wants to pay me about $5 a month to do what I normally do? Sign me up.
The concept behind Microsoft Rewards (formerly Bing Rewards) is simple: As you search, Microsoft gives you points.
If you have a Microsoft account (you do have a free Microsoft account, right?) you can earn five points per Bing search on a desktop PC, up to 150 points per day. In the same way, you can earn up to 100 points per day on mobile, with five points credited to you per search. (Don’t worry if these numbers don’t quite match up to what you see, as Microsoft tends to vary the values every so often.) Bing searches are automatically triggered via Cortana on a Windows Phone, or the Bing Search app for Android or iOS.
If that isn’t enough, you’ll automatically accumulate points by using the Windows 10 Edge browser, up to 900 points per month. And if that isn’t enough, you’ll get a point for every dollar you spend on the Microsoft Windows and Xbox online stores, or in a brick-and-mortar Microsoft Store location.
The best part? The points can be redeemed for things you’ll actually use.
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If you want even more points, take five minutes out of your day to check out the rewards and quizzes Microsoft Rewards offers.
For roughly 475 credits—again, the value varies—Microsoft will give you $5 to spend at Amazon, or Target, Burger King, Starbucks, or other merchants. You can also redeem your rewards for a nice 5% coupon at the Microsoft Store, discounts on Windows apps, or even a free month of Xbox Live Gold. Use Bing frequently enough, and you can climb your way up to Silver or Gold status, which confers a “discount” on points redemptions.
And this is all for simply using Bing during the course of your day. And if you want even more points, you can visit Bing.com or click the Microsoft Rewards “medallion” icon for quick quizzes and suggested searches. It all adds up quickly.
2. Search results: As good or better than Google’s
I wouldn’t even mention Bing Rewards if Bing itself wasn’t worthwhile. But it is. My personal belief is that Bing delivers slightly more useful information than Google in general search. (To be fair, I’ll emphasize general: Sometimes I’ll try a search in Google if I can’t find what I’m looking for in Bing. As of August 2017, I’d say Bing’s ability to find an old news story of mine is slightly worse than it used to be, though it’s still very good.)
And don’t worry: Using Bing doesn’t prevent you from using other Google services, like Gmail, as often as you’d like.
Mark Hachman
Context is key, and Microsoft has made this a priority with Bing.
If I search for a term like “Notre Dame football,” Bing makes better use of that vast, white space on the right side, displaying contextual information about the school, its history, news, and more. (Both engines show me the recent scores, but Google’s card displays a more complete upcoming schedule.)
Bing’s lead widens when you search for celebrities, as it includes videos as well as images and biographical information. And though Microsoft could do a better job of highlighting this information, Bing provides one-click links to a celeb’s social media pages for what they’re thinking about, right now.
Mark Hachman
Bing includes social media links, too.
There are exceptions, of course. But, in general, Bing performs as well as Google on most of my common, day-to-day searches.
3. Bing has image chops
That goes for image searches, too. Bing was first to implement the “infinite scroll” in Bing Images, where users could simply scroll and scroll and never reach the “end” of their search results. Today, Bing’s image search adds an extra layer of search filters that Google users must drill down to find, including options to show only pictures with faces, for example, or display images in a particular layout. And if you need to find a licensed photo to illustrate a newsletter, Bing makes that information more easily accessible than Google does.
Mark Hachman
Bing’s Image Search page is attractively formatted, with lots of jumping-off points for further exploration.
There probably isn't a televangelists that isn't a low life piece of shit scumbag who needs to die of terminal and agonizing and terrifying rectal cancer. A lot of fools and suckers are cruelly exploited by these vile charlatans. Anyone who does business with one of those crooks is every bit as deserving of agonizing death and the charlatans who con people.
If you buy into these con men you have already been deceived and are deservedly hell bound.
It's a well known fact that fat girls are sluts and since most fat girls live in red states it would follow that the red states have the most highest rates of venereal disease.
Slutty Sarah Palin's Alaska leads the country in sexually transmitted disease. Is anyone surprised? This is just one more example of red state depravity. Liberal New England is the most moral. Is anyone surprised.
By every measure of depravity the red states are the most depraved so it comes as no surprise that the red states are worst in that category as well.
The Bible Belt as usual shows its false Christian depravity. Girls raised in the South are pigs!
VD is nothing to clap about folks!
The take away here for all you fat admirers is, when hogging in the Bible belt wear a condemn! Put a helmet on that soldier!
Hey MAGAts, This is Trump in his own words. Of course you traitors will deny it. Trump denies his connections and loans from Russian banks and his money laundering.
The more you MAGAts lie for Trump the more you put yourselves at risk for arrest and worse.
123urout is an internet troll working for Putin and Trump's Russia. In addition to being a propaganda troll he's a dangerous parasite with delusions of grandeur. He's very much like that other criminal and psychotic troll Charlie Zelenoff who claims to be the greatest boxer of all time. 123urout makes delusional claims as well but unlike Charlie Z, 123urout is even more dangerous and a threat to national security so I am asking my readers to locate this criminal troll so that we can turn him over to the authorities.
Zelenoff is a Russian and 123urout is working on behalf of Russia. We have his IP and he is not using a proxy server. Let us know anonymously in the comment section if you have his 20. Dr Bear will be doing a public records request as soon as we verify his identity.
