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FarkaDark
2020-10-25 7:34:35 AM  
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foo monkey [TotalFark]
2020-10-25 4:29:13 AM  
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It's bullsh*t because DC wasn't built on swamp land.  Politicians use the term for points, but very little of DC was actual swamp.  Nobody builds a city on a f'ing swamp, outside of Monty Python movies.
 
LordBeavis [TotalFark]
2020-10-25 4:02:51 AM  
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FTFA-One attendee's plea on behalf of an obscure railway project in Alaska...

How about some high speed rail on the East Coast instead?  You know a place, that doesn't have among the lowest population density in the world.

I'm amazed that some of the rubes I've talked to recently still the drain the swamp BS.  It was laughable coming from him on his first utterance.  To still cling to the sentiment now is just depressing.
 
Alphax [TotalFark]
2020-10-25 4:09:25 AM  
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He said the words once, and got cheers for it.  So he started to repeat it a lot.

It never meant anything, just like everything that comes out of the open sewer in his face.
 
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