Yeah I read what @Dattier said and thought the same thing. Pot meet kettle. I’m not sure he realizes he just stepped in it either.
I wonder if he’s smart enough to realize this election was America giving Big Government the middle finger?
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I wonder if he’s smart enough to realize this election was America giving Big Government the middle finger?
Dude has been unhinged for a long time. Crooked Joe starts every day watching this clown. That explains a lot.
Scarborough looks like Jiminy Cricket
Uhhh, the actual facts are all that is needed to validate the unprecedented security of the 2020 election. Nothing you said changes that fact.
The MAGA base kept him at the forefront of everyone's mind for 8 years. He never went away.
They already has a meaning. It’s plural. Using it to refer to one person is nonsensical They should have just created a new word instead of redefining an existing word
Business as usual for me. I don't know what meltdown you're fantasizing about.I’m enjoying datts meltdown way too much. Hope he’s ready for project 2025also I did vote for Robinson and morrow! Actually have a picture with BOTH of them!
Trump was not involved in creating Project 2025 to the best of my knowledge, but he will now adhere to much of it.
Robinson and Morrow lost. I'm not surprised you voted for both. They're in the past now. I already knew you didn't care about public schools so voting for someone for Superintendent of Public Instruction who also hates public schools fits.
No respect to our moderator. This is consistent with your general lack of couth and knowledge of social morays
You saying so doesn’t make this true. What is true though is you can’t get worse than what the Dems have thrown out there the last 3 elections.
That's not how language works. The word "manufacture"? It literally means "made by hand." When we created factories to make things for us, we adapted the existing word. "Ambulance"? They walked for those who couldn't because they were first stretchers that others carried. We added wheels, then an internal combustion engine, and we went on using the same word.
"Internet" is a notable exception in my lifetime. It usually requires some kind of huge invention or discovery for that to happen. "Manufacture" is far more the norm.
While the use of the singular "they" as applied to people who are non-binary is relatively recent, its use has existed for about 650 years, at least.
We use it all the time in sentences like, "Did everyone remember their toothbrush?"
You sound like my 86 yr old MIL. I asked her about her thoughts about RFKJr. She said I never liked the way he looked. That’s the Dems in a nutshell.
I saw an interview yesterday with a sackless man saying that he voted for Kamala because he has a daughter and he wanted her to be able to control her own body and make her own choices. This is a look into how brainwashed and weak liberal men are. He made his main decision based on a hypothetical situation where his daughter gets knocked up and can have an abortion. These people are sick. But it gives me hope that the young voters went in a pretty good direction in this election.
Your one 86 yr old MIL is Dems in a nutshell. Sure.
In state and local politics, we weren't as divided in the '90s. The party platforms haven't changed much in a while. There are some mandatory things in only the Democratic platform for me and there are some untenable things in only the GOP platform for me. Until we have candidates breaking from party lines and going their own way, I don't see how person and party aren't one and the same.
On a good day, some of y'all will admit you don't care for our President-elect's personal character, but you like his policies. It's not like you're voting for the person then; you're voting for party. Same on the other side.
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Civil liberties matter.
"Sackless man"? Is that your creative and disrespectful way of saying a transman, or just a generalized insult to a man whose politics in a sound bite are objectionable to you?
Have you always been so vehemently pro-life? I don't remember that from, say, 10 years ago.
I could care less about the person and yes I vote on policies. By the way, I like Trump’s personality. You might want to watch his 3 hour interview on Rogan in which Kamala declined not to be on. Just keep slurping on the main stream media’s teat. Besides abortion, what policies of Kamala’s do you support. She’s flipped flop so much I really don’t know what she believes. I know, I know it’s on her web page. She’s obviously a puppet and I prefer some one who can make decisions on their own.
It's over. She lost. I really can't think of a single issue where I don't prefer her stance. All civil liberties, the mere acknowledgment of climate change, taxes, respect for public education, unions, college loan forgiveness, infrastructure, healthcare, more... And I have no interest in discussing any of them because I have no hope that you're capable of doing so respectfully. And the election is now over. She lost. Her policies are irrelevant.
I have no interest in Rogan's interviewing our President-elect. I do not consume much main stream media, let alone suckle at its teat, but assuming I do is yet another example of the bad faith I would expect from you in the discussion I just said I have no interest in having with you.
Jesus man. It has nothing to do with trans shit. I am just saying he has no balls.
I have always been in favor of not bragging about abortions and making it a deciding factor in how I voted. It's a religion to some people now where it wasn't before. I am pro life in the sense that I would never want someone in my life to choose to have an abortion over other options. But I have never cared enough about it to cast judgement on those who have made the choice until in the past couple of decades I realized how sick people are with it. Safe, legal and rare. Remember that? Now it's, fvck I'm pregnant. I need to get rid of this thing.
Spot on. Rogan's interview with Trump has had over 30 million views. Trump also did an interview with Dr Phil. Saw an interview with him yesterday where he said he offered Kamala the same treatment. She declined. We know why too. She's an empty vessel.
The hatred for Trump has nothing to do with policies. They just don't like the guy. That's such a weak and pathetic reason. If I needed a lawyer to get out of trouble, and the best one happens to be a jerk, I'm taking the jerk.
The Republican Party has become the party for the working man. The democrats seem to want a handout for everything. Free Medicare for all, loan forgiveness, and how the hell do you lower taxes if you’re going to give everything away. Datt’s right on one thing, Trump will be the 47th POTUS.
So you would ask the question “Did everyone remember their toothbrush?” to one person or a group of people?
Twenty years ago, most Dems recognized the horror involved with abortion. Thus, the safe legal and rare mantra. You don’t hear that much nowadays because the Dems have normalized the murder of unborn children. They still support the safe and legal part. They couldn’t give two shits whether it’s rare or not, though.
No. People seeking abortions haven't changed. The narrative about them has. I remember pro-life people objecting to people using it as birth control as far back as the '80s. That has gotten more and more aggressive and we've grown more and more divided.
I seriously doubt the man you detest so much is only voting on that one issue. It's the first thing that came to mind when someone stuck a microphone in his face. It's also a provocative topic, which is why President Trump lied about VP Harris' stance during their debate.
To a group, but the word itself is grammatically singular, further evidenced by the singular conjugation of the verb "did."
Make it, "Hey, did someone drop their toothbrush on the bus?" It's one person of indeterminate gender -- indeterminate because you don't know who it is. That's been pretty conventional for a long time.
You prove my point about public school every time you post
Heaven forbid he’s against killing babies
I make everyone here look like an idiot every time anything related to public education comes up. Just like the etymology lesson I just gave KD (except the idiot part; that wasn’t combative). Y’all don’t even take bait about it because you know I’m the sole expert here.
I’ll admit it when I don’t know about a topic. Education? Linguistics? That’s my jam.
I think you mentioned your birth year the other day and you’re one year younger than I am. How do you get to this age without accepting that people have genuinely different worldviews and opinions about political policies? Are you even capable of respectful disagreement?
You trying to be cool by saying things like “that’s my jam” reminds me of that time Bob Hope pretended that he was the Fonz for some reason
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There’s actually a good joke about that: What’s the difference between an etymologist and an ENtomologist? The etymologist knows the difference.
He just turned 2. And thanks to America’s voters, he is safe and no in danger of being persecuted due to his gender and skin color.
Having different worldviews is one thing. When I think they are hurting people, of course I’m going to disagree. Politics make many of us get a little hot under the collar.
Take Trump for example. He burst onto the scene 9 years ago due to our government continuing to get out of touch with the people they’re paid to represent. The same applies to Fox News. I know you consider them unreliable, but is it possible they were only created because the other outlets weren’t being fair?
Looks like all of those celebrities and performers were just raking in their money from the Kamala campaign funds. All manufactured vibes. Shocker. We dodged a bullet by not electing this woman. Gets over a billion dollars and comes out $20 million in the hole.
First part sounds reasonable. The level of condemnation you regularly direct at me and liberals in general leads me to believe you don't form your views of how we hurt people while in any kind of dialogue with us. Plenty of that from my side of the aisle, as well, and I know I'm not perfect.
2016 was a huge eye-opener for liberals about having lost touch with rank & file Americans. For most of us, including me, anyway. I have not underestimated him since. I think he's all kinds of awful as a human and a politician, but I respect his skills. I think he's a master manipulator and able to tap into how people feel without actually caring about them beyond their fealty. In that, he makes people feel seen. This week's results are pretty good evidence that we still haven't corrected that.
Fox News ranks pretty high on a purely factual basis, as do many left-leaning msm outlets. The bias is the problem. In the case of a lot of msm, I think that has been a gradual slide and a product of competition for viewers and sponsors leading to compromises. I also think it's pretty natural for honest journalism to lean left, as broader exposure (like that in urban areas) tends to do. And I think people are capable of maintaining integrity despite biases. The idea of writing someone off preemptively because of their their perceived biases without first assessing their integrity is problematic. I feel that at this point it's very safe for me to write-off Breitbart, The Daily Wire, and several others. I understand why y'all would write-off MSNBC, for example, and that list is shorter because it's harder to see our own biases. Nevertheless, I recognize msm has a credibility problem, some of which is their own doing, and some of which is not. I'm not going to attempt to assess proportions.
In the case of Fox News, I think they were compromised from their inception. Murdoch founded it with the intention of countering the left, not striking a balance. They found a viewership and msm has become more extreme following their model. Shame on all of them, but I really don't think msm was as extreme as Murdoch thought when he created Fox News.
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