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lmao, not at the discount but that the book originally retailed for $35 E: oh it's an audio book, are they usually that much?
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Raskolnikov38 posted:lmao, not at the discount but that the book originally retailed for $35 They're free at the local
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cams posted:why is the left so bad I have no idea. It makes my life easier though so there is that. 
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Raskolnikov38 posted:lmao, not at the discount but that the book originally retailed for $35 yeah audio books are stupid expensive
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Grand Prize Winner posted:They're free at the local The Fake News Factory
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Serf posted:just lol if you think we're making it to 2019 you're right, it'll be anno trumpini 72.
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Not a Step posted:But Lena Dunham was popular with all the young interns they hired! That must mean shes popular with other young people! Its not like politically minded interns are likely to all be drawn from the same echo chambers that are completely divorced from reality or anything! I did not see an app which told Clinton volunteers to put on the campaign swag and give blood at x location. OFA, real, first campaign OFA, was witchcraft and singlehandedly overcame the Democratic weakness of "the Young Republicans literally have a pool and barbecue, we don't even have a club.".
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Not a Step posted:But Lena Dunham was popular with all the young interns they hired! That must mean shes popular with other young people! Its not like politically minded interns are likely to all be drawn from the same echo chambers that are completely divorced from reality or anything! 
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Lindsey O. Graham posted:I have no idea. It makes my life easier though so there is that. You've existed for 1 day and you're already a better gimmick account than Mitt Romney. That's not an especially high bar mind you, but 2017 will be all about embracing lowered expectations.
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Pener Kropoopkin posted:If the French Revolutionaries had their way, and we were all on the Thermidorian Calendar, then 2016 wouldn't have happened. Elaborate, dear one.
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Pener Kropoopkin posted:If the French Revolutionaries had their way, and we were all on the Thermidorian Calendar, then 2016 wouldn't have happened. MORT A CCXXIV
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tower time posted:Playing that game, Kasich got like 10% of the primary vote but if I had to guess would have matched or exceeded Trump's EV total and also won the popular vote. But the set of circumstances wherein Kasich won the Republican primaries this year that don't involve leadership rigging are pretty hard to imagine given all other events. Kasich was the last to concede. Trump having a well-timed heart attack could have made things come up Kasich.
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tower time posted:You've existed for 1 day and you're already a better gimmick account than Mitt Romney. That's not an especially high bar mind you, but 2017 will be all about embracing lowered expectations. Mitt Romney stopped being a gimmick account and started being the literal most dyed-in-the-wool awful Clintonista here, which is saying something. Close runner-up: computer parts.
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Majorian posted:Mitt Romney stopped being a gimmick account and started being the literal most dyed-in-the-wool awful Clintonista here, which is saying something. Computer parts?
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Majorian posted:If you're him, my sentiment still stands. I am not. I edited my post for clarity.
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The most pathetic part about Jeb! was when it was obvious he was going to lose he didn't torpedo his candidacy into Donald Trump by doing something like calling him a child rapist during a debate. Sad!
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Hm. I understand now. I'm neither of these people. My momma always referred to me as Lindsey. I rather like it, it's a girl's name and so I like to think it makes me non threatening to women. That sort of thing concerns me, I don't like to grab the pussy. I prefer to caress it gently then slowly and expertly lick at it. I find women prefer that method, and in turn prefer me.
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Baloogan posted:remmeber when trump revealed your phone number Why yes! No one took advantage of the involuntary psa. I was pissed! I was just lying in anticipation of angry coeds growing enamored of my accent... I lean into it at the appropriate times, you know. Alone and excited I waited for my phone to ring. The tittilation that ran through my body when he revealed those digits. I would have rewarded anyone, man, woman, or dog that inquired. Alas, it was not meant to be. No one called. I was left nursing blue balls.
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Rand alPaul posted:The most pathetic part about Jeb! was when it was obvious he was going to lose he didn't torpedo his candidacy into Donald Trump by doing something like calling him a child rapist during a debate. Sad! My grandma was over for Christmas. She said exactly one thing about politics the entire time. "You know people say that Donald Trump lies all the time, but he doesn't! He called Jeb Bush "Low Energy" and he was!"
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ErichZahn posted:I did not see an app which told Clinton volunteers to put on the campaign swag and give blood at x location. wtf that post was from page 9
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logikv9 posted:thanks chris crispie for suicide bombing marco rubio's thirsty candidacy again Right?! Cucking him effortlessly, it's amazing. 
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Rand alPaul posted:The most pathetic part about Jeb! was when it was obvious he was going to lose he didn't torpedo his candidacy into Donald Trump by doing something like calling him a child rapist during a debate. Sad! jeb is less than pathetic than anhy democrat who donated one red cent to hte shitfucking paraasitic badgers masquerading as humans being known as the ncgop jeb is pathetic jeb is a waste jeb is an inspirateion to democrats everywhere JEB!JEB!JEB!JEB!JEB! JEB!JEB!JEB!JEB!JEB! JEB!JEB!JEB!JEB!JEB! JEB!JEB!JEB!JEB!JEB! JEB!JEB!JEB!JEB!JEB! JEB!JEB!JEB!JEB!JEB! JEB!JEB!JEB!JEB!JEB! JEB!JEB!JEB!JEB!JEB! JEB!JEB!JEB!JEB!JEB! JEB!JEB!JEB!JEB!JEB! JEB!JEB!JEB!JEB!JEB! JEB!JEB!JEB!JEB!JEB! JEB!JEB!JEB!JEB!JEB! JEB!JEB!JEB!JEB!JEB! JEB!JEB!JEB!JEB!JEB! JEB!JEB!JEB!JEB!JEB! JEB!JEB!JEB!JEB!JEB! JEB!JEB!JEB!JEB!JEB! JEB!JEB!JEB!JEB!JEB! JEB!JEB!JEB!JEB!JEB!
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rudatron posted:*yawns* uh, anyone else feeling a little low energy right now? weird how rude!
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rudatron posted:*yawns* uh, anyone else feeling a little low energy right now? weird I never cared for low energy Jeb! I prefer my prospective world leaders to be effective. Better me than Mr. Low Energy, especially since I have no affinity for the spineless. Paul Ryan had to stay away from me, he threatens my virility and ability to please women. These gifts are everything to me, I can not be without my ability to please women.
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Tunicate posted:My grandma was over for Christmas. She said exactly one thing about politics the entire time. When I was canvassing for the general election in West Philly all the old-timers were suuuuuper fired up for Clinton,. Middle aged women as well were very into her and a good number of people from other age groups. But I did talk to some young guys who were skeptical about her for a variety of reasons - one was Bill's crime policies of course, but there was also the refrain that Trump "tells it like it is." I should have countered that of course he doesn't tell it "like it is" but just tells it how it unfolds in his warped mind. But still, there's something to learn here - a plainspoken style rooted in the vernacular can go a long way. Focused on concrete issues, this can benefit Democrats.. Imo, Medicare, Social Security, and the new overtime rules should be the centerpiece of Dem messaging and strategy for 2018, since those all have deep resonance in major Democratic / Clinton strongholds as well as borderline regions lost to Trump. Dems built those programs, they should own them, protect them, and reap the political reward when Paul Ryan and Donald try to destroy them. They can be explained plainly and in layman's terms, and Dems have a chance to "tell it like it is" - i.e., GOP is looking to distmantle cherished protections.
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GalacticAcid posted:When I was canvassing for the general election in West Philly all the old-timers were suuuuuper fired up for Clinton,. Middle aged women as well were very into her and a good number of people from other age groups. But I did talk to some young guys who were skeptical about her for a variety of reasons - one was Bill's crime policies of course, but there was also the refrain that Trump "tells it like it is." I should have countered that of course he doesn't tell it "like it is" but just tells it how it unfolds in his warped mind. But still, there's something to learn here - a plainspoken style rooted in the vernacular can go a long way. Focused on concrete issues, this can benefit Democrats.. (Velvety chuckle) Lol. Just, lol if you think it's that simple.
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Michael Bayleaf posted:holy poo poo bernie sanders owns Doesn't he? I really hope he runs in 2020.
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Lindsey O. Graham posted:(Velvety chuckle) Haha I don't think it's that simple of course, but I guess the point is - West Philly is the black workingclass, not the white workingclass. So, to see some of the same problems there that have been diagnosed in white workingclass districts, to me, shows at least an appropriate direction to go. Have to find a unifying theme.
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GalacticAcid posted:Haha I don't think it's that simple of course, but I guess the point is - West Philly is the black workingclass, not the white workingclass. So, to see some of the same problems there that have been diagnosed in white workingclass districts, to me, shows at least an appropriate direction to go. Have to find a unifying theme. The historical analogues between black and white working class and poverty stricken neighbourhoods are many, to the extent that we often create arbitrary semiracial classications and slurs for those in poor neighbourhoods so that we can more easily discriminate against them despite their lack of skin colour differences (hicks, trailer trash, chavs, rednecks, "cracker" was originally literally a slur against the poor specifically and its not exactly a surprise, and then there is the host of actual ethnic slurs used against whites that still cling to any part of their ethnic culture). The major difference of course being that the white neighbourhoods were told that no matter how bad it got they were at least better than the black man, and clung to that as hard as they did their guns and religion (that last bit is another historical similarity, black communities too often clung to religion to survive and for a while saw the genuine power weapons could offer too) and ended up many ways becoming the conscripts in then war against black people and foreigners... but many poor blacks and hispanics would and have hardly turned the role down if it was offered to them instead, considering the discrimination they have often lobbed against more sidelined minorities in their midst. Beggars, after all, are disinclined to be choosers (and we have convinced many of them to choose anyway, which shouldnt be ignored even if the problem still exists) They all share one more major thing in common - the people in power, when not bleeding them dry and extracing as much wealth as it can anyway, would be quite happy to see them simply... disappear. Racism has certainly been an effective tool at keeping the white poor disempowered though - the ability to disproportionally reward only a portion of a movement is a particularly effective way to split it up GlyphGryph has issued a correction as of 14:04 on Jan 1, 2017 |
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