Sorry, but how is Hillary not those things? Or at least 2/3 of that plus an even bigger liar and corrupt? Hillary was beyond a problem, and 3rd party candidates were a joke.KEN-JENNINGS wrote:
the alternatives were worse? How so? Trump is a vile, selfish, egotistical piece of trash. I'd rather have you as president, War Person.
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QANON WWG1WGAWar Man wrote:
Sorry, but how is Hillary not those things? Or at least 2/3 of that plus an even bigger liar and corrupt? Hillary was beyond a problem, and 3rd party candidates were a joke.KEN-JENNINGS wrote:
the alternatives were worse? How so? Trump is a vile, selfish, egotistical piece of trash. I'd rather have you as president, War Person.
how much did it cost to bail out those farmers again?Jay wrote:
Aside from the immigration crap, most of the stuff I hate that he's done is stuff the Democrats have been calling for for years, "Fair trade" protectionism chief among them.
12 billionuziq wrote:
how much did it cost to bail out those farmers again?Jay wrote:
Aside from the immigration crap, most of the stuff I hate that he's done is stuff the Democrats have been calling for for years, "Fair trade" protectionism chief among them.
Its like clockwork, Republicans promise the base policies which will benefit them in the short term and the country in the long term, then proceed to implement policies which entirely fuck over the base in the short term and the country in the long term.KEN-JENNINGS wrote:
NPR has interviewed pig farmers, soybean farmers, steel workers, heavy machinery equipment manufacturers, etc. All the blue-collar workers who supported Trump and are getting fucked by his beautiful, amazing trade policies are still supporting him. People don't like to admit their wrong, and there's definitely a sunk cost fallacy at work.
Well done Jay.Jay wrote:
I don't even know what the Democrats policies are. They're the same as communists right?
there's better words than retarded to call people dumb.Dilbert_X wrote:
Its like clockwork, Republicans promise the base policies which will benefit them in the short term and the country in the long term, then proceed to implement policies which entirely fuck over the base in the short term and the country in the long term.KEN-JENNINGS wrote:
NPR has interviewed pig farmers, soybean farmers, steel workers, heavy machinery equipment manufacturers, etc. All the blue-collar workers who supported Trump and are getting fucked by his beautiful, amazing trade policies are still supporting him. People don't like to admit their wrong, and there's definitely a sunk cost fallacy at work.
Its as if the Republican base is retarded or some shit.
I was channeling Mike JudgeKEN-JENNINGS wrote:
There's better words than retarded to call people dumb.
No shit.The Republican platform relies on obfuscation. Jobs leaving due to manufacturing overseas? Immigrants are taking the jobs, and draconian business laws enacted by democrats are suffocating businesses. Multiply every single gripe by Republicans by a thousand and color it in terms where democrat policy = bad and repub policy = good, and that's what you have.
Arguing with Jay is very tiring. You can only explain that Social Democracy =/= Stalinism and that people who don't own businesses don't necessarily hate freedom so many times.People think the democratic party is for open borders. It's gotten to the point where instead of defending policy position, they have to fight against Repub strawmen.
no shit. putin and me are both running out of pop-corn fast.Finray wrote:
Fun reading boys
Sanctions starting to bite eh? Soon you'll have no corn of any kind.Russian Spam Bot wrote:
no shit. putin and me are both running out of pop-corn fast.
It's the classic american right wing response - point out trump is a shit stain of an american (let alone representing the US as a president), and the response is "but what about hillary?!?!". It's really pathetic.Shahter wrote:
nah. corn is plentiful here. it's just me not coming prepared for people on this forum still going round and around about trump and clinton. as for putin - i don't think there's corn enough on earth to last him through all the lulz he's getting having actually met that thing americans call their president now.
You say pathetic, I say what it boils down to.KEN-JENNINGS wrote:
It's the classic american right wing response - point out trump is a shit stain of an american (let alone representing the US as a president), and the response is "but what about hillary?!?!". It's really pathetic.Shahter wrote:
nah. corn is plentiful here. it's just me not coming prepared for people on this forum still going round and around about trump and clinton. as for putin - i don't think there's corn enough on earth to last him through all the lulz he's getting having actually met that thing americans call their president now.
I mean this is kinda funny coming from someone who lives under Putin but it's not wrongShahter wrote:
you know what i find pathetic? the notion you all seem to have that every four years by making a choice between a douche and a turd presented to you by your ruling class you are actually participating in something meaningfull. how any person in his/her right mind would not see through that is beyond me.
ffs, dude. when have i ever said that i agreed with anything putin does to russia? i'm an actual commie, remember? i dislike putin as much as anyone here, probably more, having lived under him for decades.Finray wrote:
this is kinda funny coming from someone who lives under Putin
well, duh. let's start by getting rid of ridiculous notions about ways and purposes of so-called "democratic processes" in capitalist states, shall we?Whole world is fucked and splitting off into tribes and screaming at each other is not gonna solve the problem.
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