Basebf555 posted:

Alucard first appeared as a thing in the 40s, in House of Frankenstein I believe.

tacodaemon posted:

lol desantis just told the chud crowd that a Medicare for All plan would "take seniors off Medicare and Medicare Advantage and dump them on a single payer government run system"

also he's got a LOCK HIM UP chant going about Gillum

Flavius Aetass posted:

lmao he's so awful

Yinlock posted:

it's actually because he doesn't care

gregday posted:

https://twitter.com/ddale8/status/1057787193207468032

sloppo posted:

I was born in the mid-80s but I spent most of my middle and high school on IRC and I'm with lock her up

Quotey posted:

hoping for a reprise of

https://twitter.com/DonaldJTrumpJr/status/925495970032443392

perhaps related to tax cuts??? medicaid work requirements???

I did a thing posted:

Trump going to field test actually locking up a dem soon and everywhere is going to act so surprised

Farrier Theaks posted:

so how bad the dems gonna gently caress this one up

triple sulk posted:

i still think the generation is far too broad compared to previous ones and that there are realistically two generations of millennials, with the starting point of 80-83 depending on what you pick up to 90/91, and 91/92-2000 or thereabouts. technology evolved way too much and people born in 82 have absolutely nothing in common with people who were born in 2000 beyond falling into the window where climate change will consume them both

you could use 9/11 awareness as the difference maker but people born in the late 90s pretty much grew up with broadband internet by the age of 7 or 8 since dsl started to become pretty widespread by 2004-05

Farrier Theaks posted:

so how bad the dems gonna gently caress this one up

Yinlock posted:

what did goodwill ever do to you

Farrier Theaks posted:

so how bad the dems gonna gently caress this one up

tacodaemon posted:

lol desantis just told the chud crowd that a Medicare for All plan would "take seniors off Medicare and Medicare Advantage and dump them on a single payer government run system"

also he's got a LOCK HIM UP chant going about Gillum

Raccooon posted:

Yeah I was thinking along the lines of someone like my brother who graduated in 2005 when the job offers were everywhere vs graduating after 2008-9 and having to send out 400+ resumes to get one job offer.

2DCAT posted:

Pelosi is already gloating which means it's going to get hosed even more spectacularly than 2016

FAUXTON posted:

Depends on the dem

Addamere posted:

I can get on board with the idea of splitting the cohort, both because of american culture and internet usage. Some people currently grouped as millennials have memory of what America was like prior to 9/11, and can speak to the change that occurred as a result: airport security theatre, the rise in hate crimes and xenophobia, etc. The younger millennials, who grew up and became cognizant in a "post-9/11 world" have only ever known America as a hateful cesspool, and are keenly aware of it because they've been exposed to the opinions of our loudest bigots constantly through social media. You could probably pare this down even further, looking at the evolution of specific social media platforms and specific cultural movements throughout the years that are presently used to define the millennial cohort: there's a big different, say, between someone whose first cell phone was a Motorola Razor and who used Facebook or Myspace in 2005, versus someone whose first cell phone was an iPhone and was introduced to Facebook or Twitter in 2010.

shovelbum posted:

123 trick or treaters, we're running outta candy here

shovelbum posted:

It doesn't matter when you were born it matters how online you were, I was born in the late eighties but had broadband relatively early, before 2000 iirc, and I was raised by LiveLeak and forums

SKULL.GIF posted:

https://twitter.com/nathanTbernard/status/1057687081688932352

Intel&Sebastian posted:

ShriekingMarxist posted:

One smart thing I have to give to to the GOP, which is probably just lizard brained instinct, is to be proactively attacking socialism at this stage of the game. The progressive movement and youths are falling harder and harder to the deep left and the DNC can't even pick up on it lmfao.

Addamere posted:

I can get on board with the idea of splitting the cohort, both because of american culture and internet usage. Some people currently grouped as millennials have memory of what America was like prior to 9/11, and can speak to the change that occurred as a result: airport security theatre, the rise in hate crimes and xenophobia, etc. The younger millennials, who grew up and became cognizant in a "post-9/11 world" have only ever known America as a hateful cesspool, and are keenly aware of it because they've been exposed to the opinions of our loudest bigots constantly through social media. You could probably pare this down even further, looking at the evolution of specific social media platforms and specific cultural movements throughout the years that are presently used to define the millennial cohort: there's a big different, say, between someone whose first cell phone was a Motorola Razor and who used Facebook or Myspace in 2005, versus someone whose first cell phone was an iPhone and was introduced to Facebook or Twitter in 2010.

Intel&Sebastian posted:

let the tricks begin bitch

triple sulk posted:

heck yeah myspace and the moto razr

I did a thing posted:

Warren.

While he dresses her up like a stereotyped Indian he ties her to a totem pole and sets her on fire to the cheers of the crowd.

triple sulk posted:

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