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hpslugga

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  1. They will get what they asked for, they will be absolutely indignant about the grisly consequences of their choices, and then they will find a way to blame the Democrats like the feculent intellectual beggars they’ve always been.
  2. ^ Great channel
  3. Correct me if I’m wrong, but isn’t it true that when Trump was in the WH for his first two years and the GOP held both the House and Senate, the number of immigration reform legislations they sent to his desk was not greater than zero?
  4. Ha! That poor fool couldn’t whip cream with an outboard motor.
  5. You should check out Port Aransas right around Access Road 1. It’s a fucking MAGA circle jerk
  6. There’s that phrase again
  7. And which ones
  8. There is one and you already know it. I believe it’s referred to as a “conflict of interest.” So yeah they might pay lip service to the idea of helping the working class, but they’ve got corporate donors to think about too.
  9. You’re not doing that either.
  10. They’ve made slight gains and I think the problem is that the working class collectively believes it’s not coming fast enough. Look, there’s a lot of truth to the statement that there’s barely any difference between the R’s and the D’s. I’ve been saying that for 17 years. But two things: 1. There are small differences and small differences have a way of translating into large outcomes for the exact people you’re talking about. 2. The rare few times those small differences have shown up to the benefit of the working class has certainly been when the Democrats were the policymakers.
  11. Nor are you.
  12. You think you’re making good points
  13. They’ve been trained to believe that politics is a team sport. What else do you think motivates them to vote against their interests? Chomsky had it straight many decades ago, and sadly, we haven’t done much as a whole to prove him wrong: ”When I'm driving, I sometimes turn on the radio and I find very often that what I'm listening to is a discussion of sports. These are telephone conversations. People call in and have long and intricate discussions, and it's plain that quite a high degree of thought and analysis is going into that. People know a tremendous amount. They know all sorts of complicated details and enter into far-reaching discussion about whether the coach made the right decision yesterday and so on. These are ordinary people, not professionals, who are applying their intelligence and analytic skills in these areas and accumulating quite a lot of knowledge and, for all I know, understanding. On the other hand, when I hear people talk about, say, international affairs or domestic problems, it's at a level of superficiality that's beyond belief.” And it’s certainly turning out its ugly head again today. We’ve got motherfuckers coming here to talk shit…but when the red flags about the economy were coming out in 2019 and when they horribly botched the response to one of the worst pandemics we’ve ever seen? Fucking crickets. They can’t defend his policies (to the extent they even know what they are, which is doubtful), but they love to talk shit about “cuck lib tears.” And they think “libruls” are the problem. No, motherfucker. The problem is dickheads like that who refuse to learn anything. If they have one talent in this world, it’s the complete inability to understand simple things and when called out for it, act all butthurt and indignant. One of the big problems the Democrats had last night was low turnout. Sadly, the wrong people turned out. But that’s how it always is. When Trump said that he could shoot people on Madison Avenue and his numbers wouldn’t go down, he wasn’t joking and he wasn’t wrong either. There’s a reliable contingent of people who will vote for a fucking convicted felon as long as they have the magic R next to their name on the screen. They have no moral compass, and they think the biggest problem is people like me saying that they have no moral compass. Them not having a moral compass is their issue, not mine. It’s like I tell my MAGAt cousin every time he spews out one of his baseless, chickenshit conspiracy theories without the slightest shred of evidence to support it: if you don’t give me a reason to believe you, I have no reason to believe you, and not having a reason to believe you is literally the best reason not to believe you.
  14. “Cuz we can’t fuckin listen, and we can’t pay attention to history, and we only half-assed fuckin pay attention and listen” -Mike Leach
  15. I swear, right now this feels like the South Park episode where Steve Jobs keeps fucking with those people who don’t read the User Terms
  16. There’s also going to be the tariffs that Trump’s followers honestly believe are paid for by the “offending” country. That shit is going to reignite inflation, and it’s just further proof that Americans are by and large financially illiterate. Blame Biden for gas prices, blame Biden for inflation, yada yada. Meanwhile, we literally went through this experiment already in 2019 when it really was the Trump economy by that point. He couldn’t take credit for Obama’s successes anymore, and it was a drastic failure. The yield curve inverted, and gold/silver going up while copper went down, and all that was before any of you motherfuckers knew what coronavirus even was, and yet we’ve got sniveling little dickheads telling us that the bigger problem is people like me pointing that out.
  17. And hardly anyone is calling their bluff. It’s embarrassing
  18. Come to think of it, you don’t do any of the shit he and/or his surrogates have been doing unless you’re desperate
  19. It does not. It’s been found as a matter of formal declaration that he committed sexual assault against her, but that’s nowhere near the same as a criminal conviction. Essentially all it really does, from a legal perspective (lawdogs feel free to chime in if I’m wrong here) is that it protects anyone who calls him a rapist from any sort of liability as far as a defamation claim. In other words if he sues you because you called him a rapist, your defense is “truth is an absolute defense; you’ve been formally declared as such.”
  20. Again, been sucking for over a year…and just like pre-October 7th for the Palestinians, not all that great either.
  21. And yet they’ll still have their US-based cheering section, as evidenced by the sheer depravity, buffoonery, and not least of all, historical incompetence by our usual suspects in this ghastly thread. But they’ll keep marching in lockstep, mindlessly droning the same popular refrains like the intellectual beggars they’ve always been, regardless of what you tell them…no differently than MAGA, actually.
  22. He would have said that if Vance had pulled his pants down, ran around in a circle, and said “look at me, look at me!” Scott Jennings is a stupid person’s idea of a smart person
  23. “I won, but just in case I didn’t…”
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