I asummed you identified as a cat.
About Merrick Garland's 'Stolen' Seat...
Dems still sore after Garland nomination was tabled. They need to move on.
I asummed you identified as a cat.
That name was assigned to me by an Alien
Pretty much in a similar boat. I think a lot of people are.
Trump had me on foreign policy. Ratherā¦ I felt better rolling the dice with him than with Hillary. Which lately tends to affect a rather large amount of lives specifically in the middle east.
but nah ima racist against da brown ppl lawl
A lot of people love to shout the ābelieve survivorsā thing that pertains to Kavanaugh. But how do I know who the survivor is? The survivor of a sexual assault or the survivor of a false accusation? Serious question that probably makes me a bad person
Thatās a form for violence!
Thatās your self-identification. Posting history is all we have to with.
Apparently so. I confess to being a white middle-aged American male, but I identify as a 30-something female bovine, so hopefully Iāll receive a lighter sentence.
Iām sure @gain would consider me āfar right,ā but his definition of the term is essentially meaningless. Basically, in his view anyone to the right of Ocasio-Cortez or who supports Trump in any way, shape or form is āfar right,ā which is utter hogwash.
Iām an atheist who isnāt very fond of religion in general, and a strong supporter of abortion rights and gay marriage (@gain even had the gall to call me homophobic the other day), so trying to squeeze me into the the far right box would be a pretty tight fit. My views are a little to the right of where they were when I was younger, but honestly, the left has done most of the moving, what with all the PC culture, postmodernism and identity politics, all of which I find extremely distasteful.
there are non-whites who also have the same opinion (conservative), too. So, deplorables are a global phenomenon
Was in Seoul hanging out with some Korean girls a few months agoā¦ One of them in the group kept going on and on about how much she hated Trump. Trumpās like Hitler. Trump this .Trump that. All negative.
Whatever, nothing new.
Later that night she was drunk and suddenly :
āI CANāT GET INTO THE U.S. AND THEY HAVE TOO MANY ILLEGALS WTFF AND I LOVE DONALD J. TRUMPā
Was one of the most bizarre ācloseted Trump supporterā situations Iāve ever witnessed. But really really funny.
honestly, the left has done most of the moving, what with all the PC culture, postmodernism and identity politics, all of which I find extremely distasteful.
Me, too.
The other thing that gets my goat is this. I didnāt vote for Trump, and I wasnāt happy the morning I woke up to learn heād won. But. I believe itās an important duty for all Americans to offer their support to the new President for as long as they can. I mean sincere support. I understand giving up on a modern president (I gave up on Obama), but offering the president sincere support is important. I believe that itās a patriotic duty of all Americans.
I think maybe 10% of Democrats did that. Maybe less. It was and is unforgivable. It still pisses me off today. The vast majority of the Democrat party never gave Trump a chance. He was DOA with them. Really, really pisses me off.
a certain demographic (white, middle aged men from America)
Yeah, the Trump demographic.
congratulations, you are who we thought you were.
I guess it depends on how you define support.
What I am willing to offer anyone and everyone who matters is a grace period. After that, everyone has to earn my support.
I extend unconditional tolerance to the irrelevant, and only to the irrelevant. Itās a very condescending sort of tolerance, but itās more than a lot of people offer.
I think maybe 10% of Democrats did that. Maybe less. It was and is unforgivable. It still pisses me off today. The vast majority of the Democrat party never gave Trump a chance. He was DOA with them. Really, really pisses me off.
This actually doesnāt bother me that much. In my view, everybody is free to support or not support the president as much as they like. Itās a free country, after all. But all the demonization does get a bit tiresome.
What I am willing to offer anyone and everyone who matters is a grace period. After that, everyone has to earn my support.
Thatās what I should have said. Itās exactly that: a sincere grace period. I think we owe the President that because we owe it to the nation.
He is the democratically elected leader of the nation. That means something.
I disliked trump and was appalled by his election. But Iāve changed my mind, at least considering the other option was Hilary.
like Obama wasnāt demonizedā¦stop being a bunch of softies, Trump came into the race guns blazing leaving everyone and everything in his path in a pile of blood.
Kenyan,
Low Energy,
Lyin,
Little,
Crooked,
who didnāt he punch below the belt? And now you bootstrap up-pulling righties want everyone to sing Kumbaya because the pu$$y grabbing, mob money laundering reality TV star fake billionaire is getting a rough go at it?
stop.
No wonder all the mouth breathers need a peprally every two weeks, yall get down in the dumps so fuckin easy.
Jesus H
like Obama wasnāt demonizedā¦stop being a bunch of softies
When I said āall the demonizationā I meant āall the demonization,ā but thanks for changing āsoft cuntsā to āsoftiesāā¦thatās a thoughtful gesture.
The vast majority of the Democrat party never gave Trump a chance. He was DOA with them. Really, really pisses me off.
Thatās because Trump came with 30 years as a douchebag as his history
wasnāt sure it would be taken in the anglo pisstaking way. my countryman take that word as toxic
Just in case someone thinks Merrick Garland is relevant:
Dems still sore after Garland nomination was tabled. They need to move on.
Itās how the game is played. You donāt have to like it, but no double standards.
(Except, of course, that the Republicans didnāt stoop to a massive campaign of character assassination.)