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Fury wrote:moocow007 wrote:Fury wrote:
He’s far gone. Speaks like it.
How about rather insulting people like a typical liberal, talk facts.
I asked you 3 times to explain why Trump and conservatives defend the insurrections and I got crickets. Wanna try again?
moocow007 wrote:Fury wrote:moocow007 wrote:
How about rather insulting people like a typical liberal, talk facts.
I asked you 3 times to explain why Trump and conservatives defend the insurrections and I got crickets. Wanna try again?
You wanna try reading my responses to the same things from others? Do I really need to copy and paste it?
MrDollarBills wrote:Kampuchea wrote:MrDollarBills wrote:I dunno why people are saying that this guarantees him the election, I'm not voting for a rapist/convicted felon/pedophile/epstein pal just because he got shot for talking crazy. I doubt I'm alone. Do no harm is my outlook, and being someone who was a victim of gun violence, I don't condone someone shooting the prick, but people reap what they sow. This is exactly the environment that Republicans and their base have been pushing for with their extremist talk and derailment of every sensible piece of gun legislation since GW let the Assault weapons ban expire. Good job yall.
You talk crazy, calling for Latinos to be deported, nationwide abortion bans, stripping civil rights protection and all that other fascist Project 2025 sh*t and guess what? You open up the door for extremists, regardless of political affiliation to come out the woodwork. This isn't new. We aren't far removed from when political killings were happening in this country
I don't feel sorry for him, this is what happens when you embrace extremism and stoke hatred. You had some dude from the Heritage Foundation making a speech about a bloodless coup like last week. Jan. 6th. What did anyone think was going to happen? There are guns and mentally ill people everywhere in this country.
You think Republicans would've learned when Steve Scalise got gunned down by some nutter with an SKS...this is a two way street.
I love this country but this isn't sustainable.
He was heavily favored already, not by anything he said but by Biden's failings, which I do not know how the Democrats did not see coming. That being said, there are still Republicans who would have sat on their asses instead of bothering to vote, I think we are at about 60-70% overall turnout. I believe a significant % of those people will get out to vote, and this will also be galvanizing for the republicans in terms of the independent voters and who they will support.
Next is for the Dems to desperately try and label this as a setup, they will fail.
You are correct, this is not sustainable. My hope is for Trumps victory to lead to change within the Democratic party, let them get a real candidate to the stage.
I'm glad that today is the day that you finally felt comfortable to admit that you're a Republican/MAGA. The centrist act was kind of strange tbh.
Can you detail Biden's failings? I'm interested to see what you don't like about him as compared to Donald Trump, a convicted felon, adjudicated rapist, insurrectionist, and Epstein pal?
Do you support rounding up Latinos regardless of legal status, and the elimination of birthright citizenship?
moocow007 wrote:For most my left I was a democrat. I believed that the Democrats were for the common man, for minorities. That the republicans were in it for the corporations and were the “deep state”. The republicans were the big bad wolf. But after seriously looking at what’s going on in the past many years it’s actually the other way around.
moocow007 wrote:For most my left I was a democrat. I believed that the Democrats were for the common man, for minorities. That the republicans were in it for the corporations and were the “deep state”. The republicans were the big bad wolf. But after seriously looking at what’s going on in the past many years it’s actually the other way around.
Fury wrote:moocow007 wrote:Fury wrote:
He’s far gone. Speaks like it.
How about rather insulting people like a typical liberal, talk facts.
I asked you 3 times to explain why Trump and conservatives defend the insurrectionists and I got crickets. Wanna try again?
Rich Rane wrote:moocow007 wrote:For most my left I was a democrat. I believed that the Democrats were for the common man, for minorities. That the republicans were in it for the corporations and were the “deep state”. The republicans were the big bad wolf. But after seriously looking at what’s going on in the past many years it’s actually the other way around.
The man with the golden toilet definitely cares about the common man.
moocow007 wrote:For most my left I was a democrat. I believed that the Democrats were for the common man, for minorities. That the republicans were in it for the corporations and were the “deep state”. The republicans were the big bad wolf. But after seriously looking at what’s going on in the past many years it’s actually the other way around.
Fury wrote:Rich Rane wrote:moocow007 wrote:For most my left I was a democrat. I believed that the Democrats were for the common man, for minorities. That the republicans were in it for the corporations and were the “deep state”. The republicans were the big bad wolf. But after seriously looking at what’s going on in the past many years it’s actually the other way around.
The man with the golden toilet definitely cares about the common man.
Does he not realize who the tax cuts were for? This is sad.
moocow007 wrote:thebuzzardman wrote:moocow007 wrote:
No inflation. Border was under control. No global conflicts. Seems much better than now.
Yeah, ok.
What inflation was there? What border crisis was there? What global conflicts were there?
nykballa2k4 wrote:Clyde_Style wrote:nykballa2k4 wrote:Not deep state, just human reactions. There are people who are going to see Biden as frail and weak and Trump as strong "just survived a bullet" and some people will think that matters.
Also there are still people who knock on doors, make cold calls, and do things at a local level. The more of his activists participate, the more people who will make a human to human contact with an undecided voter.
The Trump campaign has no field offices or funds allocated to those operations. All of the money has been funneled back to Trump to pay his bills. The democrats have a network the GOP presently does not. Many of the GOP's state operations are completely broke.
Are there community events? like non-political ones?
These are chances for trump people to rub elbows with the small population who is unconvinced on this election. This is a big time chance to bring these people into the fold and get them to engage the same way the far right folks do. In short, this is an entry opportunity into "the rabbit hole"
The news cycle has been all about Biden. "Is he too old" "too weak" "will he survive the next four years"
to counter that, now the right has "Trump survives gunshot to the head"
Fury wrote:moocow007 wrote:Fury wrote:
I asked you 3 times to explain why Trump and conservatives defend the insurrections and I got crickets. Wanna try again?
You wanna try reading my responses to the same things from others? Do I really need to copy and paste it?
You said it was antifa and I said that Trump and conservatives defend the insurrectionists. So why? You haven’t responded to that.
thebuzzardman wrote:I dislike humanity so all this is great.
moocow007 wrote:For most my left I was a democrat. I believed that the Democrats were for the common man, for minorities. That the republicans were in it for the corporations and were the “deep state”. The republicans were the big bad wolf. But after seriously looking at what’s going on in the past many years it’s actually the other way around.
Clyde_Style wrote:nykballa2k4 wrote:Clyde_Style wrote:
The Trump campaign has no field offices or funds allocated to those operations. All of the money has been funneled back to Trump to pay his bills. The democrats have a network the GOP presently does not. Many of the GOP's state operations are completely broke.
Are there community events? like non-political ones?
These are chances for trump people to rub elbows with the small population who is unconvinced on this election. This is a big time chance to bring these people into the fold and get them to engage the same way the far right folks do. In short, this is an entry opportunity into "the rabbit hole"
The news cycle has been all about Biden. "Is he too old" "too weak" "will he survive the next four years"
to counter that, now the right has "Trump survives gunshot to the head"
We've had almost a decade of this. Nobody is going to go "oh really?" all of a sudden because some guy sitting next to you at the diner says did you know Biden ordered a hit on Trump. People are already predisposed to this kind of nonsense or they are not. There is no ripe, untapped middle waiting to be lured into the rabbit hole
RIP mags robillionaire wrote:thebuzzardman wrote:I dislike humanity so all this is great.
If you’re excited now, wait until you hear about climate change. at least we get an entertaining show on the way out as a species
robillionaire wrote:thebuzzardman wrote:I dislike humanity so all this is great.
If you’re excited now, wait until you hear about climate change. at least we get an entertaining show on the way out as a species