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BidenIt’s funny that a Scranton native who moved to Wilmington when his father lost a job and went to a public university defeated an NYC birthright billionaire who was bought into Penn and has never mowed a lawn...and that’s considered the elites defeating the working class.
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Just wait for his news networkHughFreakingDillon said:I wonder how long that type of shit's going to go on. or will he just start tweeting criticisms of joe like he did with obama.0 -
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Gotta keep that resistance money flowing. Steve Schmidt needs another vacation house.static111 said:0 -
Honesty Brian, you’re better than that. You don’t honestly think that anyone who voted for Trump is by default racist.brianlux said:EdsonNascimento said:
This has to be the most ignorant post of the day. You think those things no longer exist? Yikes.Bentleyspop said:This is not just a defeat of the so-called current president but also a defeat of racism, xenophobia, homophobia, anti-semitism etc etc
BuhbyedonTrue, they still exist, but over half the country has had it with racism, xenophobia, homophobia, anti-semitism, etc., and when you look at how the youth of today voted we can see that number is growing. It's going to be a long road to ending hate, and of course it will always be there, but perhaps we are finally going in the direction on reducing hate and judging people by their color, race, choice of faith, etc. Not everyone may realize it, but this was an important win today for everybody!That’s an incredibly stupid statement, but if it makes the self righteous feel better, so be it.Biden’s election does nothing to any of those. As a matter of fact it could do the opposite. At least it was brought to the surface to be squashed. Feeling self satisfied is the fastest way to lose ground. Unless we all continue to push to eradicate it - not by marching on the streets (though that’s fine) and certainly not by rioting, but by actively impacting people’s lives in a positive way.
i mean do you really think there’s any more of those things today then there was 5 years ago? You’re kidding yourself if you think so, The whole Colin Kaepernick thing started in 2016. Who was President? That’s just one example. Biden would do the country a service by noting as much. The Trump years did not invent those things or even make them worse. They did expose them more. And that’s a good thing.Edit - I’m not arguing Trump deserves any credit. Making the point that those things existed and have perpetuated thorough time.Post edited by EdsonNascimento onSorry. The world doesn't work the way you tell it to.0 -
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Honesty Brian, you’re better than that. You don’t honestly think that anyone who voted for Trump is by default racist.brianlux said:EdsonNascimento said:
This has to be the most ignorant post of the day. You think those things no longer exist? Yikes.Bentleyspop said:This is not just a defeat of the so-called current president but also a defeat of racism, xenophobia, homophobia, anti-semitism etc etc
BuhbyedonTrue, they still exist, but over half the country has had it with racism, xenophobia, homophobia, anti-semitism, etc., and when you look at how the youth of today voted we can see that number is growing. It's going to be a long road to ending hate, and of course it will always be there, but perhaps we are finally going in the direction on reducing hate and judging people by their color, race, choice of faith, etc. Not everyone may realize it, but this was an important win today for everybody!That’s an incredibly stupid statement, but if it makes the self righteous feel better, so be it.Biden’s election does nothing to any of those. As a matter of fact it could do the opposite. At least it was brought to the surface to be squashed. Feeling self satisfied is the fastest way to lose ground. Unless we all continue to push to eradicate it - not by marching on the streets (though that’s fine) and certainly not by rioting, but by actively impacting people’s lives in a positive way.
i mean do you really think there’s any more of those things today then there was 5 years ago? You’re kidding yourself if you think so, The whole Colin Kaepernick thing started in 2016. Who was President? That’s just one example. Biden would do the country a service by noting as much. The Trump years did not invent those things or even make them worse. They did expose them more. And that’s a good thing.Edit - I’m not arguing Trump deserves any credit. Making the point that those things existed and have perpetuated thorough time.
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Wow, just wow. Do you really believe what you spout? Or just trying to “own the libs?” By the way, you’re really full of enlightenment. How did any of us ever think we knew what was going on? The apologists are thick, THICK everywhere. BOO HOO.EdsonNascimento said:
Honesty Brian, you’re better than that. You don’t honestly think that anyone who voted for Trump is by default racist.brianlux said:EdsonNascimento said:
This has to be the most ignorant post of the day. You think those things no longer exist? Yikes.Bentleyspop said:This is not just a defeat of the so-called current president but also a defeat of racism, xenophobia, homophobia, anti-semitism etc etc
BuhbyedonTrue, they still exist, but over half the country has had it with racism, xenophobia, homophobia, anti-semitism, etc., and when you look at how the youth of today voted we can see that number is growing. It's going to be a long road to ending hate, and of course it will always be there, but perhaps we are finally going in the direction on reducing hate and judging people by their color, race, choice of faith, etc. Not everyone may realize it, but this was an important win today for everybody!That’s an incredibly stupid statement, but if it makes the self righteous feel better, so be it.Biden’s election does nothing to any of those. As a matter of fact it could do the opposite. At least it was brought to the surface to be squashed. Feeling self satisfied is the fastest way to lose ground. Unless we all continue to push to eradicate it - not by marching on the streets (though that’s fine) and certainly not by rioting, but by actively impacting people’s lives in a positive way.
i mean do you really think there’s any more of those things today then there was 5 years ago? You’re kidding yourself if you think so, The whole Colin Kaepernick thing started in 2016. Who was President? That’s just one example. Biden would do the country a service by noting as much. The Trump years did not invent those things or even make them worse. They did expose them more. And that’s a good thing.Edit - I’m not arguing Trump deserves any credit. Making the point that those things existed and have perpetuated thorough time.
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If you knowingly vote for a racist, yea, your racist. Or at least okay with it. Which makes you racist. Which a large percentage of America apparently is. I’m shocked. How about anyone else? Shocked, not surprised. Some on here are neither (because, shhhhhh, they’re in on the “little secret.”).Smellyman said:EdsonNascimento said:
Honesty Brian, you’re better than that. You don’t honestly think that anyone who voted for Trump is by default racist.brianlux said:EdsonNascimento said:
This has to be the most ignorant post of the day. You think those things no longer exist? Yikes.Bentleyspop said:This is not just a defeat of the so-called current president but also a defeat of racism, xenophobia, homophobia, anti-semitism etc etc
BuhbyedonTrue, they still exist, but over half the country has had it with racism, xenophobia, homophobia, anti-semitism, etc., and when you look at how the youth of today voted we can see that number is growing. It's going to be a long road to ending hate, and of course it will always be there, but perhaps we are finally going in the direction on reducing hate and judging people by their color, race, choice of faith, etc. Not everyone may realize it, but this was an important win today for everybody!That’s an incredibly stupid statement, but if it makes the self righteous feel better, so be it.Biden’s election does nothing to any of those. As a matter of fact it could do the opposite. At least it was brought to the surface to be squashed. Feeling self satisfied is the fastest way to lose ground. Unless we all continue to push to eradicate it - not by marching on the streets (though that’s fine) and certainly not by rioting, but by actively impacting people’s lives in a positive way.
i mean do you really think there’s any more of those things today then there was 5 years ago? You’re kidding yourself if you think so, The whole Colin Kaepernick thing started in 2016. Who was President? That’s just one example. Biden would do the country a service by noting as much. The Trump years did not invent those things or even make them worse. They did expose them more. And that’s a good thing.Edit - I’m not arguing Trump deserves any credit. Making the point that those things existed and have perpetuated thorough time.
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Not surprised or shocked. Just sad that my worst conclusions about so many have been proven true.Halifax2TheMax said:
If you knowingly vote for a racist, yea, your racist. Or at least okay with it. Which makes you racist. Which a large percentage of America apparently is. I’m shocked. How about anyone else? Shocked, not surprised. Some on here are neither (because, shhhhhh, they’re in on the “little secret.”).Smellyman said:EdsonNascimento said:
Honesty Brian, you’re better than that. You don’t honestly think that anyone who voted for Trump is by default racist.brianlux said:EdsonNascimento said:
This has to be the most ignorant post of the day. You think those things no longer exist? Yikes.Bentleyspop said:This is not just a defeat of the so-called current president but also a defeat of racism, xenophobia, homophobia, anti-semitism etc etc
BuhbyedonTrue, they still exist, but over half the country has had it with racism, xenophobia, homophobia, anti-semitism, etc., and when you look at how the youth of today voted we can see that number is growing. It's going to be a long road to ending hate, and of course it will always be there, but perhaps we are finally going in the direction on reducing hate and judging people by their color, race, choice of faith, etc. Not everyone may realize it, but this was an important win today for everybody!That’s an incredibly stupid statement, but if it makes the self righteous feel better, so be it.Biden’s election does nothing to any of those. As a matter of fact it could do the opposite. At least it was brought to the surface to be squashed. Feeling self satisfied is the fastest way to lose ground. Unless we all continue to push to eradicate it - not by marching on the streets (though that’s fine) and certainly not by rioting, but by actively impacting people’s lives in a positive way.
i mean do you really think there’s any more of those things today then there was 5 years ago? You’re kidding yourself if you think so, The whole Colin Kaepernick thing started in 2016. Who was President? That’s just one example. Biden would do the country a service by noting as much. The Trump years did not invent those things or even make them worse. They did expose them more. And that’s a good thing.Edit - I’m not arguing Trump deserves any credit. Making the point that those things existed and have perpetuated thorough time.
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70 million Americans voted as if the last 4 years were great. Sad, as you expressed. Sad.static111 said:
Not surprised or shocked. Just sad that my worst conclusions about so many have been proven true.Halifax2TheMax said:
If you knowingly vote for a racist, yea, your racist. Or at least okay with it. Which makes you racist. Which a large percentage of America apparently is. I’m shocked. How about anyone else? Shocked, not surprised. Some on here are neither (because, shhhhhh, they’re in on the “little secret.”).Smellyman said:EdsonNascimento said:
Honesty Brian, you’re better than that. You don’t honestly think that anyone who voted for Trump is by default racist.brianlux said:EdsonNascimento said:
This has to be the most ignorant post of the day. You think those things no longer exist? Yikes.Bentleyspop said:This is not just a defeat of the so-called current president but also a defeat of racism, xenophobia, homophobia, anti-semitism etc etc
BuhbyedonTrue, they still exist, but over half the country has had it with racism, xenophobia, homophobia, anti-semitism, etc., and when you look at how the youth of today voted we can see that number is growing. It's going to be a long road to ending hate, and of course it will always be there, but perhaps we are finally going in the direction on reducing hate and judging people by their color, race, choice of faith, etc. Not everyone may realize it, but this was an important win today for everybody!That’s an incredibly stupid statement, but if it makes the self righteous feel better, so be it.Biden’s election does nothing to any of those. As a matter of fact it could do the opposite. At least it was brought to the surface to be squashed. Feeling self satisfied is the fastest way to lose ground. Unless we all continue to push to eradicate it - not by marching on the streets (though that’s fine) and certainly not by rioting, but by actively impacting people’s lives in a positive way.
i mean do you really think there’s any more of those things today then there was 5 years ago? You’re kidding yourself if you think so, The whole Colin Kaepernick thing started in 2016. Who was President? That’s just one example. Biden would do the country a service by noting as much. The Trump years did not invent those things or even make them worse. They did expose them more. And that’s a good thing.Edit - I’m not arguing Trump deserves any credit. Making the point that those things existed and have perpetuated thorough time.
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My daughter today asked me how I feel about Biden winning. She’s 9, I said I’m happy that we got rid of Donald Trump and replaced him with a decent human being and t he first woman Veep, but sad that 70 million people voted for trump. Her reply: didn’t they see how crazy he was for four years? Yeah kiddo and they liked it. She just shook her head.Halifax2TheMax said:
70 million Americans voted as if the last 4 years were great. Sad, as you expressed. Sad.static111 said:
Not surprised or shocked. Just sad that my worst conclusions about so many have been proven true.Halifax2TheMax said:
If you knowingly vote for a racist, yea, your racist. Or at least okay with it. Which makes you racist. Which a large percentage of America apparently is. I’m shocked. How about anyone else? Shocked, not surprised. Some on here are neither (because, shhhhhh, they’re in on the “little secret.”).Smellyman said:EdsonNascimento said:
Honesty Brian, you’re better than that. You don’t honestly think that anyone who voted for Trump is by default racist.brianlux said:EdsonNascimento said:
This has to be the most ignorant post of the day. You think those things no longer exist? Yikes.Bentleyspop said:This is not just a defeat of the so-called current president but also a defeat of racism, xenophobia, homophobia, anti-semitism etc etc
BuhbyedonTrue, they still exist, but over half the country has had it with racism, xenophobia, homophobia, anti-semitism, etc., and when you look at how the youth of today voted we can see that number is growing. It's going to be a long road to ending hate, and of course it will always be there, but perhaps we are finally going in the direction on reducing hate and judging people by their color, race, choice of faith, etc. Not everyone may realize it, but this was an important win today for everybody!That’s an incredibly stupid statement, but if it makes the self righteous feel better, so be it.Biden’s election does nothing to any of those. As a matter of fact it could do the opposite. At least it was brought to the surface to be squashed. Feeling self satisfied is the fastest way to lose ground. Unless we all continue to push to eradicate it - not by marching on the streets (though that’s fine) and certainly not by rioting, but by actively impacting people’s lives in a positive way.
i mean do you really think there’s any more of those things today then there was 5 years ago? You’re kidding yourself if you think so, The whole Colin Kaepernick thing started in 2016. Who was President? That’s just one example. Biden would do the country a service by noting as much. The Trump years did not invent those things or even make them worse. They did expose them more. And that’s a good thing.Edit - I’m not arguing Trump deserves any credit. Making the point that those things existed and have perpetuated thorough time.
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BidenSmellyman said:EdsonNascimento said:
Honesty Brian, you’re better than that. You don’t honestly think that anyone who voted for Trump is by default racist.brianlux said:EdsonNascimento said:
This has to be the most ignorant post of the day. You think those things no longer exist? Yikes.Bentleyspop said:This is not just a defeat of the so-called current president but also a defeat of racism, xenophobia, homophobia, anti-semitism etc etc
BuhbyedonTrue, they still exist, but over half the country has had it with racism, xenophobia, homophobia, anti-semitism, etc., and when you look at how the youth of today voted we can see that number is growing. It's going to be a long road to ending hate, and of course it will always be there, but perhaps we are finally going in the direction on reducing hate and judging people by their color, race, choice of faith, etc. Not everyone may realize it, but this was an important win today for everybody!That’s an incredibly stupid statement, but if it makes the self righteous feel better, so be it.Biden’s election does nothing to any of those. As a matter of fact it could do the opposite. At least it was brought to the surface to be squashed. Feeling self satisfied is the fastest way to lose ground. Unless we all continue to push to eradicate it - not by marching on the streets (though that’s fine) and certainly not by rioting, but by actively impacting people’s lives in a positive way.
i mean do you really think there’s any more of those things today then there was 5 years ago? You’re kidding yourself if you think so, The whole Colin Kaepernick thing started in 2016. Who was President? That’s just one example. Biden would do the country a service by noting as much. The Trump years did not invent those things or even make them worse. They did expose them more. And that’s a good thing.Edit - I’m not arguing Trump deserves any credit. Making the point that those things existed and have perpetuated thorough time.
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I'm sitting this one outThe thing is, being racist isnt hard. It isn’t something hard to achieve or something for a chosen few. It doesn’t take intelligence or hard work put into it to be one. It takes the opposite.
It’s not something so special or hard to reach, that millions of people couldn’t be it. All it takes is for you to be able to vote for e.g. a fucking racist.
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You vote for a racist means you stand with a racist ! You might not feel like your a racist but you agree with one and Covidiot is def a racist has been his whole life!Halifax2TheMax said:
Wow, just wow. Do you really believe what you spout? Or just trying to “own the libs?” By the way, you’re really full of enlightenment. How did any of us ever think we knew what was going on? The apologists are thick, THICK everywhere. BOO HOO.EdsonNascimento said:
Honesty Brian, you’re better than that. You don’t honestly think that anyone who voted for Trump is by default racist.brianlux said:EdsonNascimento said:
This has to be the most ignorant post of the day. You think those things no longer exist? Yikes.Bentleyspop said:This is not just a defeat of the so-called current president but also a defeat of racism, xenophobia, homophobia, anti-semitism etc etc
BuhbyedonTrue, they still exist, but over half the country has had it with racism, xenophobia, homophobia, anti-semitism, etc., and when you look at how the youth of today voted we can see that number is growing. It's going to be a long road to ending hate, and of course it will always be there, but perhaps we are finally going in the direction on reducing hate and judging people by their color, race, choice of faith, etc. Not everyone may realize it, but this was an important win today for everybody!That’s an incredibly stupid statement, but if it makes the self righteous feel better, so be it.Biden’s election does nothing to any of those. As a matter of fact it could do the opposite. At least it was brought to the surface to be squashed. Feeling self satisfied is the fastest way to lose ground. Unless we all continue to push to eradicate it - not by marching on the streets (though that’s fine) and certainly not by rioting, but by actively impacting people’s lives in a positive way.
i mean do you really think there’s any more of those things today then there was 5 years ago? You’re kidding yourself if you think so, The whole Colin Kaepernick thing started in 2016. Who was President? That’s just one example. Biden would do the country a service by noting as much. The Trump years did not invent those things or even make them worse. They did expose them more. And that’s a good thing.Edit - I’m not arguing Trump deserves any credit. Making the point that those things existed and have perpetuated thorough time.
ps: a relative absence over four years of the worst administration in world history and more than two posts a day since Tuesday is telling. The absence of evidence is not the evidence of absence. Like your side has some moral high ground. Thanks for the LOL! Did I do the rejoinder right?jesus greets me looks just like me ....0 -
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Probably on his knees begging 🙏 not to burn down the countrySpiritual_Chaos said:jesus greets me looks just like me ....0 -
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pump your brakes bro.Spiritual_Chaos said:HughFreakingDillon said:
you don't think it's sincere coming from a black parent? are you serious?Spiritual_Chaos said:Such phoniness on CNN --
That van jones person or whatever he is called:
"*crying* It's easier be a parent today... having character matters... being a good person characters bla bla"
https://youtu.be/KPhsSqXHRAs
Don't like the cut of the dude's jib.Bristow 05132010 to Amsterdam 2 061320180 -
I'm sitting this one out
Don't see the need to.ikiT said:
pump your brakes bro.Spiritual_Chaos said:HughFreakingDillon said:
you don't think it's sincere coming from a black parent? are you serious?Spiritual_Chaos said:Such phoniness on CNN --
That van jones person or whatever he is called:
"*crying* It's easier be a parent today... having character matters... being a good person characters bla bla"https://youtu.be/KPhsSqXHRAs
Don't like the cut of the dude's jib.
"Mostly I think that people react sensitively because they know you’ve got a point"0 -
I'm sitting this one out
"...Dimitri...He talks to me...'.."The Ghost of Greece..".
"..That's One Happy Fuckin Ghost.."
“..That came up on the Pillow Case...This is for the Greek, With Our Apologies.....”0
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