consumed by normies posted:

Pener Kropoopkin posted:

No you're still a loving rear end in a top hat, OP.

Dixie Cretin Seaman posted:

the only way to educate dipshits like this is to let them get pounded in the rear end hard by their own electoral choices. i hope they all lose their healthcare and are reduced to voting democrat in 2 and 4 years to get it back

in the meantime liberals have plenty on our plate just trying to protect the vulnerable groups who weren't self-indulgent enough to vote in an obvious monster just to give the finger to the rest of the country

logikv9 posted:

need more laughs posted itt

HailHorrorHail posted:

Reading these tweets isn't fun not only because I'm not a psychopath that enjoys watching people suffer, but because these people voted for their own punishment and it looks like no amount of deprogramming or outreach will stop them from doing it again the next time

Noun Verber posted:

Here's a whole website full of this poo poo.
http://www.areyousorryyet.com/

Dixie Cretin Seaman posted:

Dixie Cretin Seaman posted:

Anime Schoolgirl posted:

it is possible to both feel pity and schadenfreude at the same time

Anime Schoolgirl posted:

it is possible to both feel pity and schadenfreude at the same time

disjoe posted:

I, for one, enjoy this thread and the entertainment it brings. It warms my cold, dead heart.

Pener Kropoopkin posted:

Republicans may be petty and spiteful, but their politics aren't garbage. Because they won, and they won bigly.

Pener Kropoopkin posted:

There's absolutely nothing wrong with the subject matter of this thread or its premise.

Jose posted:

during brexit politicians lied non-stop about the things they promised would happen then shut the gently caress up after it won. trump was saying this poo poo daily and apparently that meant he wasn't going to do it?

ketchup vs catsup posted:

General question for you: ignorance is not a defense against breaking the law. Why should ignorance be a defense against the consequences of votes made in ignorance? And these people not only hurt themselves but all of us.

Pener Kropoopkin posted:

Nobody is being absolved of responsibility or anything. It just looks dumb when you don't understand the people you're mocking, by claiming they had intentions they clearly don't. This happened because the Democrats were outmessaged on economic issues, and Trump convinced people that they were buying into a basket of goods he never had any intention of delivering. They're still trying to claim people won't lose their coverage when ACA is repealed, because they're working a con.

Slamhound posted:

Anyone who voted for Trump deserves to die in howling agony. They also deserve to be mercilessly mocked as they do so. Anyone who sympathizes with them deserves the same.

You cannot "educate" these subhumans because education is not something imposed by an outside force; you have to be an active participant in your education. Trying to "educate" a Trump supporter is like trying to calm down a violent abuser; it only makes them more violent and abusive.

gently caress every last one of them and anyone who loves them.

quote:

“I guess I thought that, you know, he would not do this, he would not take health insurance away knowing it would affect so many peoples lives,” says Debbie Mills, an Obamacare enrollee who supported Trump. “I mean, what are you to do then if you cannot pay for insurance?”

quote:

Are you surprised how much Republicans are talking about repeal?.

No.

Did you expect — do you think they'll do it, or do you think it'll be too hard?.

I'm hoping that they don't, ’cause, I mean, what would they do then? Would this go away?

Yes, possibly..

The insurance?

It will go, if they repeal it. I mean, that's what they promised to do in so many elections.

Right ... so ... I don't know. ...

quote:

Our interview began to make her a bit nervous.

“You’re scaring me now on the insurance part,” she said. “I’m afraid now that the insurance is going to go away and we’re going to be up a creek.”

quote:

Many expressed frustration that Obamacare plans cost way too much, that premiums and deductibles had spiraled out of control. And part of their anger was wrapped up in the idea that other people were getting even better, even cheaper benefits — and those other people did not deserve the help.

quote:

“They can go to the emergency room for a headache,” she says. “They’re going to the doctor for pills, and that’s what they’re on.”

She felt like this happened a lot to her: that she and her husband have worked most their lives but don’t seem to get nearly as much help as the poorer people she knows. She told a story about when she used to work as a school secretary: “They had a Christmas program. Some of the area programs would talk to teachers, and ask for a list of their poorest kids and get them clothes and toys and stuff. They’re not the ones who need help. They’re the ones getting the welfare and food stamps. I’m the one who is the working poor.”

Oller, the enrollment worker, expressed similar ideas the day we met.

“I really think Medicaid is good, but I’m really having a problem with the people that don’t want to work,” she said. “Us middle-class people are really, really upset about having to work constantly, and then these people are not responsible.”

Slamhound posted:

Anyone who voted for Trump deserves to die in howling agony. They also deserve to be mercilessly mocked as they do so. Anyone who sympathizes with them deserves the same.

You cannot "educate" these subhumans because education is not something imposed by an outside force; you have to be an active participant in your education. Trying to "educate" a Trump supporter is like trying to calm down a violent abuser; it only makes them more violent and abusive.

gently caress every last one of them and anyone who loves them.

Crocoswine posted:

gently caress 'em