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maybe old news but Sam Wang, the "Hillary has a 99% chance of winning" guy at Princeton who promised to eat a bug if Trump got more than 240 electoral votes, now has a ladybug avatar on Twitter still want to see him choke on a bug
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wow love this rural whites dont know whats good for them talk, you guys are really crackin the code here imagine if you said black people instead lmao
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Three Olives posted:My compassionate side says no but part of me is really saying gently caress the rural Trump voters. Because Trump is going to gently caress them so bad, big city "liberal elitists" will be fine, it is the poor and rural that will suffer most under Trump. They are not going to listen to anyone who tells them why their delusions aren't going to work. The only way they will learn is to suffer. Will some innocent people suffer too? Sure, but like billions of others they were born in the wrong place at the wrong time. The road to progress is paved with the bones with the innocent. Pretending that this ugliness beneath the surface didn't exist was only going to make it worse when it finally broke through. Let it all burn. The liberal elites will still be here long after rural America is reduced to ash.
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Augus posted:I think that the poor and uneducated will continue voting for Republicans as long as the Republicans are the only ones making a serious effort to pretend to appeal to them. if we could somehow do something about the uneducated part
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LastInLine posted:That leads back to the point I made above which is that if you have principles, you don't have to explicitly support the Smoke Weed Every Day contingent because they know the person you are and whether you're likely to support them when they need you. When you go whichever way the wind blows, those same minority groups know that when the going gets tough, you're going to abandon them. Clinton's disgusting milquetoast reaction to the NODAPL is illustrative of the Democratic Party's relationship with its minority constituencies in general, and now there's definitely going to be a pipeline poisoning the fresh water supply.
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Three Olives posted:My compassionate side says no but part of me is really saying gently caress the rural Trump voters. Because Trump is going to gently caress them so bad, big city "liberal elitists" will be fine, it is the poor and rural that will suffer most under Trump. Politics is a market. You want people to buy your product and not the other guy's product. People will buy a product that is demonstrably shittier for them if that product is marketed to them and the other isn't. There is no learning a lesson the hard way. We have to support those who need it and be genuine about it. Otherwise, what's the point?
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VOTE YES ON 69 posted:wow love this rural whites dont know whats good for them talk, you guys are really crackin the code here Perhaps we should disenfranchise them so that we can better give them that which would cure their ills without them interfering?
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Covok posted:Amityville? port washington and we just elected to congress someone who narrowly lost county executive to someone facing at least 20 years for corruption
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LastInLine posted:Perhaps we should disenfranchise them so that we can better give them that which would cure their ills without them interfering? See, this guy has the right idea. Disenfranchise whites! Then, we will all be happy. /s
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Schnorkles posted:Good evening friends. Everyone doing okay? No. we are not ok.
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Hmmm 2 elections in the last 5 where the popular vote winner is ignored. The Republicans refused to govern for years unless they were given all the power. Trump was going to denounce this election as illegitimate if Clintin won by 10. The Democrats should be withdrawing from the government completely and doing nothing but staging protests the next four years. Instead the biggest firebrands they have, Bernie and Warren are putting out statements about how they're so ready to work with Trump.
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Mokelumne Trekka posted:how worried should investigative journalists be in January? More than they ever should, but not as much as we all think.
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Is there any indication that the gutting of the voter protection act suppressed the democratic vote this time around? I forgot about those early efforts to disfranchise voters.
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well i always assume the worst and i'm always right so i'm going to go with journalists should be very loving worried
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Louisgod posted:Is there any indication that the gutting of the voter protection act suppressed the democratic vote this time around? I forgot about those early efforts to disfranchise voters. maybe/maybe not it's complicated
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Louisgod posted:Is there any indication that the gutting of the voter protection act suppressed the democratic vote this time around? I forgot about those early efforts to disfranchise voters. It absolutely had an effect in NC as well.
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Pener Kropoopkin posted:Clinton's disgusting milquetoast reaction to the NODAPL is illustrative of the Democratic Party's relationship with its minority constituencies in general, and now there's definitely going to be a pipeline poisoning the fresh water supply. You can point to examples all over the place but this one's a good one. disjoe posted:We have to support those who need it and be genuine about it. Otherwise, what's the point? Whoa there, cowboy! Sounds like you're almost considering someone reduced to being a Wal-Mart greeter in Missouri a person rather than some animal. Better back that poo poo up.
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Louisgod posted:Is there any indication that the gutting of the voter protection act suppressed the democratic vote this time around? I forgot about those early efforts to disfranchise voters. Democratic turn out was down even in states without voter suppression.
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LastInLine posted:You can point to examples all over the place but this one's a good one. Out of curiosity, are you from a rural area?
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radical meme posted:As true now as it was 60 years ago. I'm loving tired of people asking "what have you done for me lately". you're a garbage man
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Here is my design submission for the inevitable Trump Library:
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These protests will surely end Trump's presidency, much like the Tea Party ended Obama's in 2008.
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disjoe posted:Politics is a market. You want people to buy your product and not the other guy's product. People will buy a product that is demonstrably shittier for them if that product is marketed to them and the other isn't. Trump is the Nickelback of politics. The worst, but made so ubiquitous that most people don't even think not to like it.
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Incidentally, this has probably been posted already but it's worth repeating. Trump's 100 Day Plan: https://assets.donaldjtrump.com/_landings/contract/O-TRU-102316-Contractv02.pdf It ranges from "pretty good" to "nothingburger" to "catastrophic," particularly the environmental stuff. But as my corncobbed self prepares for the MAGA future it's good to have a roadmap. edit: aw poo poo this is from prior to the election, who knows if it's still legit. Agronox fucked around with this message at 03:45 on Nov 10, 2016 |
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FlamingLiberal posted:I saw a report earlier that around 300,000 voters in WI did not have valid ID to vote. This was a state that Clinton lost by only about 20,000 votes. Godddddddd dammmmiittttttt
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Augus posted:I think that the poor and uneducated will continue voting for Republicans as long as the Republicans are the only ones making a serious effort to pretend to appeal to them. Appeal to what? Bumfuck PA is dead and gone, there are no solutions. Coal can't be profitably mined going forward even if we endanger the miner's safety. Air conditioners can not be profitably manufactured in the US, unskilled labor is too cheap elsewhere. Fine, put a tariff on it, us big city elites can afford it, when your window unit in your trailer home breaks down good luck being able to afford an American made one at Walmart. Us big city "liberal elite" tried our best to save you but that was not enough, against all evidence, against all advice, against everything we could do you made your lovely bed of despair, enjoy your heroin at this point.
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Schnorkles posted:Good evening friends. Everyone doing okay? im arguing with libertarians about the affordable care act, so no
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Schnorkles posted:Good evening friends. Everyone doing okay? im still laughing at great again dot gov
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Typo posted:I I've noticed this kinda poo poo from a lot of Trump supporters... They're such losers they don't know they've won. They have no idea what to do now. What a gong show.
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PostNouveau posted:The Democrats should be withdrawing from the government completely and doing nothing but staging protests the next four years. Instead the biggest firebrands they have, Bernie and Warren are putting out statements about how they're so ready to work with Trump. It's gross but understandable. I don't think it's the right take though. OMG JC a Bomb! posted:These protests will surely end Trump's presidency, much like the Tea Party ended Obama's in 2008. Might as well roll over and die then
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OMG JC a Bomb! posted:These protests will surely end Trump's presidency, much like the Tea Party ended Obama's in 2008. idk man the tea party just got their biggest win yet
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AJp6GygI92Y it begins
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Coal isn't dead because it's mean, it's dead because natural gas is cheaper.
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Three Olives posted:Appeal to what? Bumfuck PA is dead and gone, there are no solutions. Coal can't be profitably mined going forward even if we endanger the miner's safety. Air conditioners can not be profitably manufactured in the US, unskilled labor is too cheap elsewhere. Fine, put a tariff on it, us big city elites can afford it, when your window unit in your trailer home breaks down good luck being able to afford an American made one at Walmart. YEAH BUT WAL MARTS GONNA ROLL IT BACK. ROLLBACK! YA MORAN.
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Covok posted:This makes me sad, honestly. Good. They absolutely deserve to be hosed at this point. poo poo is going to get bad and they absolutely deserve to eat their portion of it.
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