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    my2handsmy2hands Posts: 17,117
    edited October 2018
    Dear Watson,

    I think the first sentence pretty much sums it up for me and the context that I am using it. 

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elitism

    A few examples if I may,

    "They cling to their guns and religion"
    "Basket of deplorables"
    "Anybody that votes for Trump is a scumbag"
    #Standuptostupid
    And pretty much every other post on the AMT since November 2016, including plenty of my own

    Is this where I put in my patented lol?

    Maybe here? lol

    Don't worry Watson, I still have a place for you in my heart. *big hug*

    lol
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    my2handsmy2hands Posts: 17,117
    Is this where we split hairs about what elitism is, break it down with a 7 paragraph post, and bring in spreadsheets full of data and cool looking diagrams? 

    lol
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    oftenreadingoftenreading Victoria, BC Posts: 12,828
    I’d love to hear what those using the term “elitist” in a derogatory manner think it means. Please, define it for me, the not the smartest guy in the room guy.

    ”I love the uneducated.”
    "Poorly educated"
    Hey, don’t call Halifax poorly educated! ;) 
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    I’d love to hear what those using the term “elitist” in a derogatory manner think it means. Please, define it for me, the not the smartest guy in the room guy.

    ”I love the uneducated.”
    "Poorly educated"
    Hey, don’t call Halifax poorly educated! ;) 
    Had to correct him because that line is one of my three favorite Trump quotes...

    - "We won with the highly educated. We won with the poorly educated...I love the poorly educated!"

    - "We have delivered on more promises than we even promised! I call that overpromising." 

    - "I told Sean Hannity that I oppose the war in Iraq. But nobody wants to call Sean Hannity and ask him! Call Sean, he'll tell you!"  (Mind you he didn't say this on Hannity's show, he claims to have said it to Hannity in private.)
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    oftenreadingoftenreading Victoria, BC Posts: 12,828
    I’d love to hear what those using the term “elitist” in a derogatory manner think it means. Please, define it for me, the not the smartest guy in the room guy.

    ”I love the uneducated.”
    "Poorly educated"
    Hey, don’t call Halifax poorly educated! ;) 
    Had to correct him because that line is one of my three favorite Trump quotes...

    - "We won with the highly educated. We won with the poorly educated...I love the poorly educated!"

    - "We have delivered on more promises than we even promised! I call that overpromising." 

    - "I told Sean Hannity that I oppose the war in Iraq. But nobody wants to call Sean Hannity and ask him! Call Sean, he'll tell you!"  (Mind you he didn't say this on Hannity's show, he claims to have said it to Hannity in private.)
    Oh god; just the thought of ever calling Sean Hannity makes me shudder. 
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    I’d love to hear what those using the term “elitist” in a derogatory manner think it means. Please, define it for me, the not the smartest guy in the room guy.

    ”I love the uneducated.”
    "Poorly educated"

    Thanks for the correction. Its difficult remembering all the Gold quotes. Maybe someone could define "poorly educated" for me. Is it a 6th grade education level attainment? Some high school but didn't graduate? D student through college? Or is it a dog whistle reference to poor performing school districts?
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    OnWis97OnWis97 St. Paul, MN Posts: 4,829
    my2hands said:
    Dear Watson,

    I think the first sentence pretty much sums it up for me and the context that I am using it. 

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elitism

    A few examples if I may,

    "They cling to their guns and religion"
    "Basket of deplorables"
    "Anybody that votes for Trump is a scumbag"
    #Standuptostupid
    And pretty much every other post on the AMT since November 2016, including plenty of my own

    Is this where I put in my patented lol?

    Maybe here? lol

    Don't worry Watson, I still have a place for you in my heart. *big hug*

    lol
    Well, while you're walking away, don't forget what you walking to:

    "liberal cuckold"
    "libtard"
    "snowflake"
    "Lock her* up"
    "Own the libs" 
    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unite_the_Right_rally


    *actually lock up anyone who doesn't support Trump.
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    my2handsmy2hands Posts: 17,117
    Who's "walking away"?

    And why would I be walking towards Trump or any of that nonsense?

    Is it that black/white in here? Shut up, get in line, don't call out your side, just nod your head no matter what.... otherwise you're a Trumper? Lol, good lord
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    my2handsmy2hands Posts: 17,117
    Chaos LOVES Kiss!!!
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    my2handsmy2hands Posts: 17,117
    I need to play that next time I have a lady friend over, fucking awesome lol
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    my2hands said:
    Dear Watson,

    I think the first sentence pretty much sums it up for me and the context that I am using it. 

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elitism

    A few examples if I may,

    "They cling to their guns and religion"
    "Basket of deplorables"
    "Anybody that votes for Trump is a scumbag"
    #Standuptostupid
    And pretty much every other post on the AMT since November 2016, including plenty of my own

    Is this where I put in my patented lol?

    Maybe here? lol

    Don't worry Watson, I still have a place for you in my heart. *big hug*

    lol
    Bully stifling debate but I’m sure your shit stinks.
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    njnancynjnancy Northern New Jersey Posts: 5,096
    edited October 2018
    I’d love to hear what those using the term “elitist” in a derogatory manner think it means. Please, define it for me, the not the smartest guy in the room guy.

    ”I love the uneducated.”
    "Poorly educated"

    Thanks for the correction. Its difficult remembering all the Gold quotes. Maybe someone could define "poorly educated" for me. Is it a 6th grade education level attainment? Some high school but didn't graduate? D student through college? Or is it a dog whistle reference to poor performing school districts?
    Demographically speaking - some high school. Occasionally it includes those with a high school degree. (At least when I used to work in market research).
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    Lerxst1992Lerxst1992 Posts: 6,148
    my2hands said:
    Dear Watson,

    I think the first sentence pretty much sums it up for me and the context that I am using it. 

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elitism

    A few examples if I may,

    "They cling to their guns and religion"
    "Basket of deplorables"
    "Anybody that votes for Trump is a scumbag"
    #Standuptostupid
    And pretty much every other post on the AMT since November 2016, including plenty of my own

    Is this where I put in my patented lol?

    Maybe here? lol

    Don't worry Watson, I still have a place for you in my heart. *big hug*

    lol





    "They cling to their guns and religion"

    An accurate comment from obama accurately noting trends of conservative voters


    "Basket of deplorables"

    A horrible comment from a horrible candidate. But this is an isolated comment.


    "Anybody that votes for Trump is a scumbag"
    #Standuptostupid

    Not familiar with these two as they appear to be isolated comments


    The obvious difference is since obama first ran for president, conservative media and leaders have been vilifying democrats, most commonly by calling us socialists.

    The magabomber suspect has been linked to the phrase "kill all socialists."
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    cincybearcatcincybearcat Posts: 16,124
    njnancy said:
    I’d love to hear what those using the term “elitist” in a derogatory manner think it means. Please, define it for me, the not the smartest guy in the room guy.

    ”I love the uneducated.”
    "Poorly educated"

    Thanks for the correction. Its difficult remembering all the Gold quotes. Maybe someone could define "poorly educated" for me. Is it a 6th grade education level attainment? Some high school but didn't graduate? D student through college? Or is it a dog whistle reference to poor performing school districts?
    Demographically speaking - some high school. Occasionally it includes those with a high school degree. (At least when I used to work in market research).
    Pretty sure it includes people with degrees from liberal arts colleges as well. ;)
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    my2handsmy2hands Posts: 17,117
    my2hands said:
    Dear Watson,

    I think the first sentence pretty much sums it up for me and the context that I am using it. 

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elitism

    A few examples if I may,

    "They cling to their guns and religion"
    "Basket of deplorables"
    "Anybody that votes for Trump is a scumbag"
    #Standuptostupid
    And pretty much every other post on the AMT since November 2016, including plenty of my own

    Is this where I put in my patented lol?

    Maybe here? lol

    Don't worry Watson, I still have a place for you in my heart. *big hug*

    lol
    Bully stifling debate but I’m sure your shit stinks.
    My shit definitely stinks. 

    I provided the definition you were seeking, and gave you a hug. I'm such a bully. 

    wait for it.....

    lol
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    my2hands said:
    my2hands said:
    Dear Watson,

    I think the first sentence pretty much sums it up for me and the context that I am using it. 

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elitism

    A few examples if I may,

    "They cling to their guns and religion"
    "Basket of deplorables"
    "Anybody that votes for Trump is a scumbag"
    #Standuptostupid
    And pretty much every other post on the AMT since November 2016, including plenty of my own

    Is this where I put in my patented lol?

    Maybe here? lol

    Don't worry Watson, I still have a place for you in my heart. *big hug*

    lol
    Bully stifling debate but I’m sure your shit stinks.
    My shit definitely stinks. 

    I provided the definition you were seeking, and gave you a hug. I'm such a bully. 

    wait for it.....

    lol

    Well, and other things.
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    cincybearcatcincybearcat Posts: 16,124
    I gotta say, I'm loving this battle wits
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    njnancynjnancy Northern New Jersey Posts: 5,096
    edited October 2018
    njnancy said:
    I’d love to hear what those using the term “elitist” in a derogatory manner think it means. Please, define it for me, the not the smartest guy in the room guy.

    ”I love the uneducated.”
    "Poorly educated"

    Thanks for the correction. Its difficult remembering all the Gold quotes. Maybe someone could define "poorly educated" for me. Is it a 6th grade education level attainment? Some high school but didn't graduate? D student through college? Or is it a dog whistle reference to poor performing school districts?
    Demographically speaking - some high school. Occasionally it includes those with a high school degree. (At least when I used to work in market research).
    Pretty sure it includes people with degrees from liberal arts colleges as well. ;)
    I see what you did there. But strictly speaking as a person who was a research director - college is not included in poorly educated, regardless of its persuasion.  :nuh_uh:
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    cincybearcatcincybearcat Posts: 16,124
    njnancy said:
    njnancy said:
    I’d love to hear what those using the term “elitist” in a derogatory manner think it means. Please, define it for me, the not the smartest guy in the room guy.

    ”I love the uneducated.”
    "Poorly educated"

    Thanks for the correction. Its difficult remembering all the Gold quotes. Maybe someone could define "poorly educated" for me. Is it a 6th grade education level attainment? Some high school but didn't graduate? D student through college? Or is it a dog whistle reference to poor performing school districts?
    Demographically speaking - some high school. Occasionally it includes those with a high school degree. (At least when I used to work in market research).
    Pretty sure it includes people with degrees from liberal arts colleges as well. ;)
    I see what you did there. But strictly speaking as a person who was a research director - college is not included in poorly educated, regardless of its persuasion.  :nuh_uh:
    Should be.  I mean if you spend tens of thousands of dollars to get a degree in 15th century Italian art....c’mon. :) 


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    njnancy said:
    njnancy said:
    I’d love to hear what those using the term “elitist” in a derogatory manner think it means. Please, define it for me, the not the smartest guy in the room guy.

    ”I love the uneducated.”
    "Poorly educated"

    Thanks for the correction. Its difficult remembering all the Gold quotes. Maybe someone could define "poorly educated" for me. Is it a 6th grade education level attainment? Some high school but didn't graduate? D student through college? Or is it a dog whistle reference to poor performing school districts?
    Demographically speaking - some high school. Occasionally it includes those with a high school degree. (At least when I used to work in market research).
    Pretty sure it includes people with degrees from liberal arts colleges as well. ;)
    I see what you did there. But strictly speaking as a person who was a research director - college is not included in poorly educated, regardless of its persuasion.  :nuh_uh:
    Should be.  I mean if you spend tens of thousands of dollars to get a degree in 15th century Italian art....c’mon. :) 


    Well, that’s some pretty elitist thinking right there. What could possibly be wrong with getting a PhD in 15th century Italian art and spending tens of thousands of dollars to do so? The dumbing down continues.
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    njnancynjnancy Northern New Jersey Posts: 5,096
    njnancy said:
    njnancy said:
    I’d love to hear what those using the term “elitist” in a derogatory manner think it means. Please, define it for me, the not the smartest guy in the room guy.

    ”I love the uneducated.”
    "Poorly educated"

    Thanks for the correction. Its difficult remembering all the Gold quotes. Maybe someone could define "poorly educated" for me. Is it a 6th grade education level attainment? Some high school but didn't graduate? D student through college? Or is it a dog whistle reference to poor performing school districts?
    Demographically speaking - some high school. Occasionally it includes those with a high school degree. (At least when I used to work in market research).
    Pretty sure it includes people with degrees from liberal arts colleges as well. ;)
    I see what you did there. But strictly speaking as a person who was a research director - college is not included in poorly educated, regardless of its persuasion.  :nuh_uh:
    Should be.  I mean if you spend tens of thousands of dollars to get a degree in 15th century Italian art....c’mon. :) 


    Well, that’s some pretty elitist thinking right there. What could possibly be wrong with getting a PhD in 15th century Italian art and spending tens of thousands of dollars to do so? The dumbing down continues.
    Demographically speaking - someone who has not graduated from high school  votes, spends, consumes, subscribes, lives....differently than someone with a college degree - even in Italian Art. Actually someone with a BA in Italian Art would be extremely different in their spending, consuming, thinking, voting than someone who didn't graduate high school. Not a judgement on either - just a fact of how information is gathered and what it says. 
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    cincybearcatcincybearcat Posts: 16,124
    njnancy said:
    njnancy said:
    I’d love to hear what those using the term “elitist” in a derogatory manner think it means. Please, define it for me, the not the smartest guy in the room guy.

    ”I love the uneducated.”
    "Poorly educated"

    Thanks for the correction. Its difficult remembering all the Gold quotes. Maybe someone could define "poorly educated" for me. Is it a 6th grade education level attainment? Some high school but didn't graduate? D student through college? Or is it a dog whistle reference to poor performing school districts?
    Demographically speaking - some high school. Occasionally it includes those with a high school degree. (At least when I used to work in market research).
    Pretty sure it includes people with degrees from liberal arts colleges as well. ;)
    I see what you did there. But strictly speaking as a person who was a research director - college is not included in poorly educated, regardless of its persuasion.  :nuh_uh:
    Should be.  I mean if you spend tens of thousands of dollars to get a degree in 15th century Italian art....c’mon. :) 


    Well, that’s some pretty elitist thinking right there. What could possibly be wrong with getting a PhD in 15th century Italian art and spending tens of thousands of dollars to do so? The dumbing down continues.
    You don’t get s PHD for tens of thousands silly. It’s like you’ve never gone to college 

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    rgambs said:
    For gawds sakes people... Scruffy clearly doesn't know his butt from a hole in the ground when it comes to wine. He places ice cubes in his shiraz.

    Give him Baby Duck and he'd be thinking he was drinking a royal reserve.
    I'm late to the party but...
    Damn 30Bills, that's a good reference right there!
    The finest toilet wine known to man. 

    Lol

    I'm glad someone got it!

    Cheers, Bud!
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    mcgruff10mcgruff10 New Jersey Posts: 27,908
    rgambs said:
    For gawds sakes people... Scruffy clearly doesn't know his butt from a hole in the ground when it comes to wine. He places ice cubes in his shiraz.

    Give him Baby Duck and he'd be thinking he was drinking a royal reserve.
    I'm late to the party but...
    Damn 30Bills, that's a good reference right there!
    The finest toilet wine known to man. 

    Lol

    I'm glad someone got it!

    Cheers, Bud!
    I still don’t get it. Del I bought six bottles of red today, how many ice cubes do I need to make?
    I'll ride the wave where it takes me......
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    njnancy said:
    njnancy said:
    I’d love to hear what those using the term “elitist” in a derogatory manner think it means. Please, define it for me, the not the smartest guy in the room guy.

    ”I love the uneducated.”
    "Poorly educated"

    Thanks for the correction. Its difficult remembering all the Gold quotes. Maybe someone could define "poorly educated" for me. Is it a 6th grade education level attainment? Some high school but didn't graduate? D student through college? Or is it a dog whistle reference to poor performing school districts?
    Demographically speaking - some high school. Occasionally it includes those with a high school degree. (At least when I used to work in market research).
    Pretty sure it includes people with degrees from liberal arts colleges as well. ;)
    I see what you did there. But strictly speaking as a person who was a research director - college is not included in poorly educated, regardless of its persuasion.  :nuh_uh:
    Should be.  I mean if you spend tens of thousands of dollars to get a degree in 15th century Italian art....c’mon. :) 


    Well, that’s some pretty elitist thinking right there. What could possibly be wrong with getting a PhD in 15th century Italian art and spending tens of thousands of dollars to do so? The dumbing down continues.
    You don’t get s PHD for tens of thousands silly. It’s like you’ve never gone to college 

    Huh?
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    mcgruff10 said:
    rgambs said:
    For gawds sakes people... Scruffy clearly doesn't know his butt from a hole in the ground when it comes to wine. He places ice cubes in his shiraz.

    Give him Baby Duck and he'd be thinking he was drinking a royal reserve.
    I'm late to the party but...
    Damn 30Bills, that's a good reference right there!
    The finest toilet wine known to man. 

    Lol

    I'm glad someone got it!

    Cheers, Bud!
    I still don’t get it. Del I bought six bottles of red today, how many ice cubes do I need to make?
    Well, if I studied history, 6 bottles = 6 glasses each bottle, each glass requires 3 cubes each so 10,800. Sounds about right.
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    mcgruff10 said:
    rgambs said:
    For gawds sakes people... Scruffy clearly doesn't know his butt from a hole in the ground when it comes to wine. He places ice cubes in his shiraz.

    Give him Baby Duck and he'd be thinking he was drinking a royal reserve.
    I'm late to the party but...
    Damn 30Bills, that's a good reference right there!
    The finest toilet wine known to man. 

    Lol

    I'm glad someone got it!

    Cheers, Bud!
    I still don’t get it. Del I bought six bottles of red today, how many ice cubes do I need to make?
    Halifax covered it.

    But I like the suggestion earlier for you: make a squishy... or margarita out of your wine with that ice you love so much!

    * I'm enjoying a nice IPA from a local microbrewery (they filled my growler for me) and awaiting 'skip the dishes'. Got flat out, gawddamn overruled on pizza by the family. And I paid. Geezuz. 
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    mcgruff10 said:
    rgambs said:
    For gawds sakes people... Scruffy clearly doesn't know his butt from a hole in the ground when it comes to wine. He places ice cubes in his shiraz.

    Give him Baby Duck and he'd be thinking he was drinking a royal reserve.
    I'm late to the party but...
    Damn 30Bills, that's a good reference right there!
    The finest toilet wine known to man. 

    Lol

    I'm glad someone got it!

    Cheers, Bud!
    I still don’t get it. Del I bought six bottles of red today, how many ice cubes do I need to make?
    Well, if I studied history, 6 bottles = 6 glasses each bottle, each glass requires 3 cubes each so 10,800. Sounds about right.
    Lol. Sounds about right ! 
    I'll ride the wave where it takes me......
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