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To this day I regularly quote from that film. My favorite is, “the god I believe in isn’t short of cash, MEESTER!”tinnitus photography wrote: ↑Thu Nov 02, 2023 9:37 amwhatwouldcooleydo? wrote: ↑Wed Nov 01, 2023 2:49 pmThis is a joke Charles Manson stole from the Beatles & we’re stealin’ it back!
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This is insane. This has nothing to do w/ a political POV, policy or even "owning the libs." How anyone could vote for Trump for anything after reading this is beyond me but of course those most likely to vote for Trump are least likely to read this.
I think that for a significant number of MAGAts vengeance against & punishment of “their enemies” is the entire reason they support this chucklefuckbeantownbubba wrote: ↑Tue Nov 07, 2023 6:27 amThis is insane. This has nothing to do w/ a political POV, policy or even "owning the libs." How anyone could vote for Trump for anything after reading this is beyond me but of course those most likely to vote for Trump are least likely to read this.
.whatwouldcooleydo? wrote: ↑Tue Nov 07, 2023 1:11 pmI think that for a significant number of MAGAts vengeance against & punishment of “their enemies” is the entire reason they support this chucklefuckbeantownbubba wrote: ↑Tue Nov 07, 2023 6:27 amThis is insane. This has nothing to do w/ a political POV, policy or even "owning the libs." How anyone could vote for Trump for anything after reading this is beyond me but of course those most likely to vote for Trump are least likely to read this.
beantownbubba wrote: ↑Tue Nov 07, 2023 6:00 pm.whatwouldcooleydo? wrote: ↑Tue Nov 07, 2023 1:11 pmI think that for a significant number of MAGAts vengeance against & punishment of “their enemies” is the entire reason they support this chucklefuckbeantownbubba wrote: ↑Tue Nov 07, 2023 6:27 am
This is insane. This has nothing to do w/ a political POV, policy or even "owning the libs." How anyone could vote for Trump for anything after reading this is beyond me but of course those most likely to vote for Trump are least likely to read this.
I can't and won't disagree with you but still, I'd like to think that at least some would draw the line at literally overthrowing the government. But I have to say my track record on these sorts of predictions is not good
The lesson they will learn from this is that they should never allow these issues to reach ballots where voters can voice their opinions. This will further embolden them to subvert democracy and ramp up voter restrictionsbeantownbubba wrote: ↑Thu Nov 09, 2023 6:51 amSeems like we've officially reached "be careful what you wish for" status for the Republican Party and abortion.
Bingo. The days of any sort of cooler head prevailing on the right in regards to social issues, especially abortion, are long gone. They are just the Libs of Tik Tok party.Zip City wrote: ↑Fri Nov 10, 2023 8:46 amThe lesson they will learn from this is that they should never allow these issues to reach ballots where voters can voice their opinions. This will further embolden them to subvert democracy and ramp up voter restrictionsbeantownbubba wrote: ↑Thu Nov 09, 2023 6:51 amSeems like we've officially reached "be careful what you wish for" status for the Republican Party and abortion.
So...the glass is 90% full and you choose to see it as empty? I don't get it.Zip City wrote: ↑Fri Nov 10, 2023 8:46 amThe lesson they will learn from this is that they should never allow these issues to reach ballots where voters can voice their opinions. This will further embolden them to subvert democracy and ramp up voter restrictionsbeantownbubba wrote: ↑Thu Nov 09, 2023 6:51 amSeems like we've officially reached "be careful what you wish for" status for the Republican Party and abortion.
Forget it, Jake--it's Democrat Town.beantownbubba wrote: ↑Fri Nov 10, 2023 12:21 pmSo...the glass is 90% full and you choose to see it as empty? I don't get it.
If you'll focus on the declining risk and not the growing stakes, you'll sleep much more easily.
Dems win on issues and they win overwhelmingly. They just need a better salesperson or some shit.beantownbubba wrote: ↑Fri Nov 10, 2023 12:21 pmSo...the glass is 90% full and you choose to see it as empty? I don't get it.Zip City wrote: ↑Fri Nov 10, 2023 8:46 amThe lesson they will learn from this is that they should never allow these issues to reach ballots where voters can voice their opinions. This will further embolden them to subvert democracy and ramp up voter restrictionsbeantownbubba wrote: ↑Thu Nov 09, 2023 6:51 amSeems like we've officially reached "be careful what you wish for" status for the Republican Party and abortion.
You probably remember that the Republicans tried to rig this election back in August and they failed miserably. Then they lost the actual vote, too. And don't forget VA where the abortion issue is largely credited/blamed for flipping BOTH legislative houses to the Dems as well as derailing Youngkin's presidential ambitions. And let's not forget Kansas. Etc, etc. Right now the Republicans are full of sound, fury, whining and frustration signifying nothing.
Project 2025, if implemented, would be the end of America as we know it.John A Arkansawyer wrote: ↑Sat Nov 11, 2023 9:57 amIf you'll focus on the declining risk and not the growing stakes, you'll sleep much more easily.
Have you read Project 2025?John A Arkansawyer wrote: ↑Sat Nov 11, 2023 1:24 pmAnd this is different from Trump 2020 how exactly?
There are threats everywhere one looks. Many of them are even real. But to relentlessly focus on the threats w/out recognizing the victories, even if they're well short of some kind of ultimate victory (what would that look like, anyway?) is a sure prescription for despair and, worse, burnout We all need to keep our eyes, ears and minds open and do whatever we fell our individual bits are to contribute to the right outcome, that' hasn't changed. But if I couldn't take any comfort from the positive developments, some actually caused or at least contributed to by our collective actions, I think I'd go nuts.John A Arkansawyer wrote: ↑Sat Nov 11, 2023 1:24 pmAnd this is different from Trump 2020 how exactly?
Believe it or not, Trump has done us a favor. The line is now drawn. The gauntlet has been thrown. We've reached the "why didn't the good Germans do more to stop Hitler when they could?" or "which side are you on?" decision making time. The Republican Party needs to disavow him. The Republican presidential candidates need to separate themselves from him. Republican leadership, such as it is, need to clearly state that this is unacceptable. I couldn't explain Jewish Republicans yesterday, but today (unless they're waiting for the actions I've just described to happen) if they're still Republicans they've raised cognitive dissonance to a new and completely bizarre level completely divorced from history and common sense. Are uncertain tax cuts really enough to throw your weight and money behind someone who has basically said he wants to destroy you?
I don't know but I do know he thinks he's cool. Whoever said that life is just like high school (or words to that effect) was exactly right. This guy is pathetic and will never be cool and no amount of money is gonna change that. How he continues to generate press coverage is beyond my limited capacity to understand.
It’s because he goes full 24/7/365.beantownbubba wrote: ↑Mon Nov 13, 2023 5:52 pmI don't know but I do know he thinks he's cool. Whoever said that life is just like high school (or words to that effect) was exactly right. This guy is pathetic and will never be cool and no amount of money is gonna change that. How he continues to generate press coverage is beyond my limited capacity to understand.
The SOB is using exact words Hitler used, so why not explicitly say so? You can’t assume that everyone reading the piece understands the reference.Yep. Interestingly, while the coverage on this was slow to get started (including the Times's totally innocuous original headline which has already been skewered mercilessly around social media), it seems like at least some of the MSM is catching on and naming names. OTOH, I have yet to see coverage which suggests that reporters are pushing various major players to respond (other than Rep Party chair Ronna McDaniel who was pathetic on a Neville Chamberlain level that ought to get her fired).whatwouldcooleydo? wrote: ↑Mon Nov 13, 2023 8:15 pmhttps://wapo.st/47smwrt
Quote from the article:
This rhetoric would be horrifying even if one didn’t interpret it literally, given the history of authoritarian leaders who have compared disfavored groups to “vermin.”
Why the fuck do they not name names regarding said authoritarian leaders?The SOB is using exact words Hitler used, so why not explicitly say so? You can’t assume that everyone reading the piece understands the reference.
Expecting consistency here was your first mistake.beantownbubba wrote: ↑Wed Nov 15, 2023 4:57 amWhy is Mike Johnson still Speaker of the House? Or perhaps the better question is why isn't Kevin McCarthy again/still the Speaker of the House?
