I was ready to quit my job and volunteer for Kamala before the condition of being broke forced her out of the running. If she's on the ticket, I would no longer sit this one out.
And I'm not sitting out the election, by the way, I'll likely just leave the top item blank, as I've done in the past three election days in which a choice for US president was on the ballot. I still vote for propositions and other local, state, federal candidates.
Reminds me of the Bernie bros that just couldn't vote for Hillary. Sorry but this makes no sense.
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I was ready to quit my job and volunteer for Kamala before the condition of being broke forced her out of the running. If she's on the ticket, I would no longer sit this one out.
And I'm not sitting out the election, by the way, I'll likely just leave the top item blank, as I've done in the past three election days in which a choice for US president was on the ballot. I still vote for propositions and other local, state, federal candidates.
I mean, if you didn't feel motivated to vote for Obama in '08 then I guess you'll probably never vote for President again.
I was ready to quit my job and volunteer for Kamala before the condition of being broke forced her out of the running. If she's on the ticket, I would no longer sit this one out.
And I'm not sitting out the election, by the way, I'll likely just leave the top item blank, as I've done in the past three election days in which a choice for US president was on the ballot. I still vote for propositions and other local, state, federal candidates.
The republicans love people like you. They count on you to be so butt-hurt by the primary results that you refuse to vote for the general election candidate.
exactly. try to explain that to your grandkids.
"sorry kids, i was unwilling to decide between trump and biden."
I was ready to quit my job and volunteer for Kamala before the condition of being broke forced her out of the running. If she's on the ticket, I would no longer sit this one out.
And I'm not sitting out the election, by the way, I'll likely just leave the top item blank, as I've done in the past three election days in which a choice for US president was on the ballot. I still vote for propositions and other local, state, federal candidates.
again, a non vote is a vote for fascism, but by all means, you do you.
I'm not butt-hurt by the primary results at all. They are exactly what I expected.
And why in the world would such a topic ever come up in conversation with my grandkids?
Also, I do not support fascism. Quite the opposite.
And I'll keep doing me, which is, for the most part, someone who's not a complete dick to other people in person or on the internet.
He just sounds presidential. In reality, there isn't anything great about it....it's just in comparison to our authoritarian dope in the white house it sounds Kennedyesque.
I was ready to quit my job and volunteer for Kamala before the condition of being broke forced her out of the running. If she's on the ticket, I would no longer sit this one out.
And I'm not sitting out the election, by the way, I'll likely just leave the top item blank, as I've done in the past three election days in which a choice for US president was on the ballot. I still vote for propositions and other local, state, federal candidates.
The republicans love people like you. They count on you to be so butt-hurt by the primary results that you refuse to vote for the general election candidate.
exactly. try to explain that to your grandkids.
"sorry kids, i was unwilling to decide between trump and biden."
I was ready to quit my job and volunteer for Kamala before the condition of being broke forced her out of the running. If she's on the ticket, I would no longer sit this one out.
And I'm not sitting out the election, by the way, I'll likely just leave the top item blank, as I've done in the past three election days in which a choice for US president was on the ballot. I still vote for propositions and other local, state, federal candidates.
again, a non vote is a vote for fascism, but by all means, you do you.
I'm not butt-hurt by the primary results at all. They are exactly what I expected.
And why in the world would such a topic ever come up in conversation with my grandkids?
Also, I do not support fascism. Quite the opposite.
And I'll keep doing me, which is, for the most part, someone who's not a complete dick to other people in person or on the internet.
Enjoy your day, fellas, and stay safe out there.
i just got back from the polls. local election here.
enjoy your day too. at least i am not going to be under the thumb of trump and be absolutely unwilling to do anything about it.
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"You can tell the greatness of a man by what makes him angry." - Lincoln
I was ready to quit my job and volunteer for Kamala before the condition of being broke forced her out of the running. If she's on the ticket, I would no longer sit this one out.
And I'm not sitting out the election, by the way, I'll likely just leave the top item blank, as I've done in the past three election days in which a choice for US president was on the ballot. I still vote for propositions and other local, state, federal candidates.
The republicans love people like you. They count on you to be so butt-hurt by the primary results that you refuse to vote for the general election candidate.
exactly. try to explain that to your grandkids.
"sorry kids, i was unwilling to decide between trump and biden."
I was ready to quit my job and volunteer for Kamala before the condition of being broke forced her out of the running. If she's on the ticket, I would no longer sit this one out.
And I'm not sitting out the election, by the way, I'll likely just leave the top item blank, as I've done in the past three election days in which a choice for US president was on the ballot. I still vote for propositions and other local, state, federal candidates.
again, a non vote is a vote for fascism, but by all means, you do you.
I'm not butt-hurt by the primary results at all. They are exactly what I expected.
And why in the world would such a topic ever come up in conversation with my grandkids?
Also, I do not support fascism. Quite the opposite.
And I'll keep doing me, which is, for the most part, someone who's not a complete dick to other people in person or on the internet.
Enjoy your day, fellas, and stay safe out there.
i just got back from the polls. local election here.
enjoy your day of being under the thumb of trump and absolutely unwilling to do anything about it.
This is how I feel. I don't think there's anything great about Biden, but I don't have to. Fucking Trump, from the moment he was born, has gotten every single thing he's wanted. Women, money, power. He's had them all in spades. Now, he wants one of the follow three things....in this order:
1) Vote for him 2) Don't vote at all 3) Vote, but don't vote for Biden for President
To do any of these things is giving him what he wants. So enjoy choosing option 3, Dankind. You're like his parents, his nannies, his mistresses, his fans, and everyone else that gives him what he wants. And what good has that done for anybody but him?
"I don't think I'll vote for your preferred candidate"
What's your problem you ignorant piece of shit???
"Hmmmmm yes you've given me some things to think about"
I'm normally on this side of the fence. But I'm over it. I just kinda scolded Dankind in my previous post when in most circumstances, I'd say exactly what you just said. But not with Trump. He's just too different and too dangerous. This isn't like scolding someone for preferring Romney to Obama. I'd agree with you there. But Trump is different. He just is. I think anyway. You may think he's just another Republican president. I don't.
If there's an enthusiasm problem, it's probably because enough voters haven't been properly scolded
And by tired tropes that likely just showed up in the finger waggers' Facebook/Twitter feeds at that.
I guess the hope is to keep repeating them until someone else who lacks critical thinking skills accepts them as facts.
Wonder who else I've seen do that...?
Oh, and I guess the 20 or so other votes I cast on election day -- all pro-fascist, of course -- are meaningless. But the one vote I might leave blank is the only one that matters.
If there's an enthusiasm problem, it's probably because enough voters haven't been properly scolded
And by tired tropes that likely just showed up in the finger waggers' Facebook/Twitter feeds at that.
I guess the hope is to keep repeating them until someone else who lacks critical thinking skills accepts them as facts.
Wonder who else I've seen do that...?
Oh, and I guess the 20 or so other votes I cast on election day -- all pro-fascist, of course -- are meaningless. But the one vote I might leave blank is the only one that matters.
Not meaningless, but likely less meaningful. No offense to a school levy, but leader of the free world has further reaching consequences.
If there's an enthusiasm problem, it's probably because enough voters haven't been properly scolded
Oh, and I guess the 20 or so other votes I cast on election day -- all pro-fascist, of course -- are meaningless. But the one vote I might leave blank is the only one that matters.
Dude you live in MA, your vote could finally tip the state blue if you vote for Biden.
If there's an enthusiasm problem, it's probably because enough voters haven't been properly scolded
And by tired tropes that likely just showed up in the finger waggers' Facebook/Twitter feeds at that.
I guess the hope is to keep repeating them until someone else who lacks critical thinking skills accepts them as facts.
Wonder who else I've seen do that...?
Oh, and I guess the 20 or so other votes I cast on election day -- all pro-fascist, of course -- are meaningless. But the one vote I might leave blank is the only one that matters.
Not meaningless, but likely less meaningful. No offense to a school levy, but leader of the free world has further reaching consequences.
And that's exactly why I can't vote for a septuagenarian to be in that position.
And it's why I didn't vote for Barack in 2008 in what was essentially the dude's first real job. I'll admit that my misgivings were completely wrong about the latter. He was the best president of my lifetime. I mean, sure, he ordered drone strikes on US citizens, one a child, but, hey, we all make mistakes, right?
If there's an enthusiasm problem, it's probably because enough voters haven't been properly scolded
Oh, and I guess the 20 or so other votes I cast on election day -- all pro-fascist, of course -- are meaningless. But the one vote I might leave blank is the only one that matters.
Dude you live in MA, your vote could finally tip the state blue if you vote for Biden.
If there's an enthusiasm problem, it's probably because enough voters haven't been properly scolded
And by tired tropes that likely just showed up in the finger waggers' Facebook/Twitter feeds at that.
I guess the hope is to keep repeating them until someone else who lacks critical thinking skills accepts them as facts.
Wonder who else I've seen do that...?
Oh, and I guess the 20 or so other votes I cast on election day -- all pro-fascist, of course -- are meaningless. But the one vote I might leave blank is the only one that matters.
I'm with you. If nothing else, I'm geared up to rage vote against Joe Kennedy.
"I don't think I'll vote for your preferred candidate"
What's your problem you ignorant piece of shit???
"Hmmmmm yes you've given me some things to think about"
I'm normally on this side of the fence. But I'm over it. I just kinda scolded Dankind in my previous post when in most circumstances, I'd say exactly what you just said. But not with Trump. He's just too different and too dangerous. This isn't like scolding someone for preferring Romney to Obama. I'd agree with you there. But Trump is different. He just is. I think anyway. You may think he's just another Republican president. I don't.
I completely understand supporting Biden and would suggest that there are far more persuasive ways to get people on board. It takes spidey sense to know which people to completely chalk up as a loss all while knowing when to plant a seed if someone finally gives an inch.
I firmly believe that straight up scolding people pushes them away. And, in the case, not just the people posting. There are a lot of lurkers and half the time I'm posting more for those eyeballs than whomever I'm mixing it up with.
This is a different election than 2016 in so so so many ways but the way some Democrats are leaning hard on moral superiority is eerily similar. There is some cushion right now, but I don't think it moves the needle in the direction they want.
"I don't think I'll vote for your preferred candidate"
What's your problem you ignorant piece of shit???
"Hmmmmm yes you've given me some things to think about"
I'm normally on this side of the fence. But I'm over it. I just kinda scolded Dankind in my previous post when in most circumstances, I'd say exactly what you just said. But not with Trump. He's just too different and too dangerous. This isn't like scolding someone for preferring Romney to Obama. I'd agree with you there. But Trump is different. He just is. I think anyway. You may think he's just another Republican president. I don't.
I completely understand supporting Biden and would suggest that there are far more persuasive ways to get people on board. It takes spidey sense to know which people to completely chalk up as a loss all while knowing when to plant a seed if someone finally gives an inch.
I firmly believe that straight up scolding people pushes them away. And, in the case, not just the people posting. There are a lot of lurkers and half the time I'm posting more for those eyeballs than whomever I'm mixing it up with.
This is a different election than 2016 in so so so many ways but the way some Democrats are leaning hard on moral superiority is eerily similar. There is some cushion right now, but I don't think it moves the needle in the direction they want.
I completely agree. And six months ago, I was certain that sort of stuff might doom the democrats again. And maybe it still will. I get where someone like you or Dankind is coming from. Lord knows I didn't want to vote for that fucking hag Hillary Clinton. But I did because Trump is outrageous and I knew his presidency would be exactly what it has been. I guess I'm just hoping more people grit their teeth and vote for Biden even if they don't particularly like him like I did with Hillary.
If there's an enthusiasm problem, it's probably because enough voters haven't been properly scolded
And by tired tropes that likely just showed up in the finger waggers' Facebook/Twitter feeds at that.
I guess the hope is to keep repeating them until someone else who lacks critical thinking skills accepts them as facts.
Wonder who else I've seen do that...?
Oh, and I guess the 20 or so other votes I cast on election day -- all pro-fascist, of course -- are meaningless. But the one vote I might leave blank is the only one that matters.
Not meaningless, but likely less meaningful. No offense to a school levy, but leader of the free world has further reaching consequences.
Time and passed time to dial back on the “leader of the free world” rhetoric, because the US is far from that these days, if it ever really was.
my small self... like a book amongst the many on a shelf
If there's an enthusiasm problem, it's probably because enough voters haven't been properly scolded
And by tired tropes that likely just showed up in the finger waggers' Facebook/Twitter feeds at that.
I guess the hope is to keep repeating them until someone else who lacks critical thinking skills accepts them as facts.
Wonder who else I've seen do that...?
Oh, and I guess the 20 or so other votes I cast on election day -- all pro-fascist, of course -- are meaningless. But the one vote I might leave blank is the only one that matters.
Not meaningless, but likely less meaningful. No offense to a school levy, but leader of the free world has further reaching consequences.
And that's exactly why I can't vote for a septuagenarian to be in that position.
And it's why I didn't vote for Barack in 2008 in what was essentially the dude's first real job. I'll admit that my misgivings were completely wrong about the latter. He was the best president of my lifetime. I mean, sure, he ordered drone strikes on US citizens, one a child, but, hey, we all make mistakes, right?
If there's an enthusiasm problem, it's probably because enough voters haven't been properly scolded
Oh, and I guess the 20 or so other votes I cast on election day -- all pro-fascist, of course -- are meaningless. But the one vote I might leave blank is the only one that matters.
Dude you live in MA, your vote could finally tip the state blue if you vote for Biden.
I know, right?
This one's too old, this one is too young. I don't like his education platform, but this one has a subpar record on public housing.
Elections are choices and those choices will never align with all of your beliefs. But someone is winning the election.
If there's an enthusiasm problem, it's probably because enough voters haven't been properly scolded
And by tired tropes that likely just showed up in the finger waggers' Facebook/Twitter feeds at that.
I guess the hope is to keep repeating them until someone else who lacks critical thinking skills accepts them as facts.
Wonder who else I've seen do that...?
Oh, and I guess the 20 or so other votes I cast on election day -- all pro-fascist, of course -- are meaningless. But the one vote I might leave blank is the only one that matters.
Not meaningless, but likely less meaningful. No offense to a school levy, but leader of the free world has further reaching consequences.
Time and passed time to dial back on the “leader of the free world” rhetoric, because the US is far from that these days, if it ever really was.
It was, and it still moves the needle far more than any other individual country does.
It's also a saying. So while you may disagree, I don't see any huge threads dedicated to Trudeau, Merkel, Xi, etc.
If there's an enthusiasm problem, it's probably because enough voters haven't been properly scolded
And by tired tropes that likely just showed up in the finger waggers' Facebook/Twitter feeds at that.
I guess the hope is to keep repeating them until someone else who lacks critical thinking skills accepts them as facts.
Wonder who else I've seen do that...?
Oh, and I guess the 20 or so other votes I cast on election day -- all pro-fascist, of course -- are meaningless. But the one vote I might leave blank is the only one that matters.
Not meaningless, but likely less meaningful. No offense to a school levy, but leader of the free world has further reaching consequences.
And that's exactly why I can't vote for a septuagenarian to be in that position.
And it's why I didn't vote for Barack in 2008 in what was essentially the dude's first real job. I'll admit that my misgivings were completely wrong about the latter. He was the best president of my lifetime. I mean, sure, he ordered drone strikes on US citizens, one a child, but, hey, we all make mistakes, right?
If there's an enthusiasm problem, it's probably because enough voters haven't been properly scolded
Oh, and I guess the 20 or so other votes I cast on election day -- all pro-fascist, of course -- are meaningless. But the one vote I might leave blank is the only one that matters.
Dude you live in MA, your vote could finally tip the state blue if you vote for Biden.
I know, right?
This one's too old, this one is too young. I don't like his education platform, but this one has a subpar record on public housing.
Elections are choices and those choices will never align with all of your beliefs. But someone is winning the election.
Elections are choices, folks.
In case y'all didn't know....
And here I thought I was just doing arts and crafts projects all those past elections in which I've partaken.
I have no issue with someone winning the election. That will always be the end result. I've picked many winners, and I've picked many losers.
Finally, I didn't abstain from voting for Obama in 2008 because he was too young; I did so because he was inexperienced. I loved everything the man had to say before and while campaigning, but I couldn't overlook the fact that it seemed a huge job for a person with a half-page résumé. And I admitted that I was wrong. Anyone here ever done that?
If there's an enthusiasm problem, it's probably because enough voters haven't been properly scolded
And by tired tropes that likely just showed up in the finger waggers' Facebook/Twitter feeds at that.
I guess the hope is to keep repeating them until someone else who lacks critical thinking skills accepts them as facts.
Wonder who else I've seen do that...?
Oh, and I guess the 20 or so other votes I cast on election day -- all pro-fascist, of course -- are meaningless. But the one vote I might leave blank is the only one that matters.
Not meaningless, but likely less meaningful. No offense to a school levy, but leader of the free world has further reaching consequences.
And that's exactly why I can't vote for a septuagenarian to be in that position.
And it's why I didn't vote for Barack in 2008 in what was essentially the dude's first real job. I'll admit that my misgivings were completely wrong about the latter. He was the best president of my lifetime. I mean, sure, he ordered drone strikes on US citizens, one a child, but, hey, we all make mistakes, right?
If there's an enthusiasm problem, it's probably because enough voters haven't been properly scolded
Oh, and I guess the 20 or so other votes I cast on election day -- all pro-fascist, of course -- are meaningless. But the one vote I might leave blank is the only one that matters.
Dude you live in MA, your vote could finally tip the state blue if you vote for Biden.
I know, right?
This one's too old, this one is too young. I don't like his education platform, but this one has a subpar record on public housing.
Elections are choices and those choices will never align with all of your beliefs. But someone is winning the election.
Elections are choices, folks.
In case y'all didn't know....
And here I thought I was just doing arts and crafts projects all those past elections in which I've partaken.
I have no issue with someone winning the election. That will always be the end result. I've picked many winners, and I've picked many losers.
Finally, I didn't abstain from voting for Obama in 2008 because he was too young; I did so because he was inexperienced. I loved everything the man had to say before and while campaigning, but I couldn't overlook the fact that it seemed a huge job for a person with a half-page résumé. And I admitted that I was wrong. Anyone here ever done that?
You like coloring in the circles too? I’m very careful, take my time and stay within the lines. It’s a challenge but I do it. And sometimes I get yelled at for using green or red ink. Wish we could use crayons but you know, technology. It takes some of the fun out of it but it’s participatory arts, crafts and democracy. Woot!
If there's an enthusiasm problem, it's probably because enough voters haven't been properly scolded
And by tired tropes that likely just showed up in the finger waggers' Facebook/Twitter feeds at that.
I guess the hope is to keep repeating them until someone else who lacks critical thinking skills accepts them as facts.
Wonder who else I've seen do that...?
Oh, and I guess the 20 or so other votes I cast on election day -- all pro-fascist, of course -- are meaningless. But the one vote I might leave blank is the only one that matters.
Not meaningless, but likely less meaningful. No offense to a school levy, but leader of the free world has further reaching consequences.
Time and passed time to dial back on the “leader of the free world” rhetoric, because the US is far from that these days, if it ever really was.
It was, and it still moves the needle far more than any other individual country does.
It's also a saying. So while you may disagree, I don't see any huge threads dedicated to Trudeau, Merkel, Xi, etc.
Thread topics on this forum is in no way an accurate measurement of world impact, I would say.
my small self... like a book amongst the many on a shelf
If there's an enthusiasm problem, it's probably because enough voters haven't been properly scolded
And by tired tropes that likely just showed up in the finger waggers' Facebook/Twitter feeds at that.
I guess the hope is to keep repeating them until someone else who lacks critical thinking skills accepts them as facts.
Wonder who else I've seen do that...?
Oh, and I guess the 20 or so other votes I cast on election day -- all pro-fascist, of course -- are meaningless. But the one vote I might leave blank is the only one that matters.
Not meaningless, but likely less meaningful. No offense to a school levy, but leader of the free world has further reaching consequences.
Time and passed time to dial back on the “leader of the free world” rhetoric, because the US is far from that these days, if it ever really was.
It was, and it still moves the needle far more than any other individual country does.
It's also a saying. So while you may disagree, I don't see any huge threads dedicated to Trudeau, Merkel, Xi, etc.
Thread topics on this forum is in no way an accurate measurement of world impact, I would say.
Ok got a better one? How about our economic impact? GDP perhaps? Ours is 20 trillion. The next closest is 12 trillion. Canada is 1.6. Size of military? I think you know where that stands.
If there's an enthusiasm problem, it's probably because enough voters haven't been properly scolded
And by tired tropes that likely just showed up in the finger waggers' Facebook/Twitter feeds at that.
I guess the hope is to keep repeating them until someone else who lacks critical thinking skills accepts them as facts.
Wonder who else I've seen do that...?
Oh, and I guess the 20 or so other votes I cast on election day -- all pro-fascist, of course -- are meaningless. But the one vote I might leave blank is the only one that matters.
Not meaningless, but likely less meaningful. No offense to a school levy, but leader of the free world has further reaching consequences.
And that's exactly why I can't vote for a septuagenarian to be in that position.
And it's why I didn't vote for Barack in 2008 in what was essentially the dude's first real job. I'll admit that my misgivings were completely wrong about the latter. He was the best president of my lifetime. I mean, sure, he ordered drone strikes on US citizens, one a child, but, hey, we all make mistakes, right?
If there's an enthusiasm problem, it's probably because enough voters haven't been properly scolded
Oh, and I guess the 20 or so other votes I cast on election day -- all pro-fascist, of course -- are meaningless. But the one vote I might leave blank is the only one that matters.
Dude you live in MA, your vote could finally tip the state blue if you vote for Biden.
I know, right?
This one's too old, this one is too young. I don't like his education platform, but this one has a subpar record on public housing.
Elections are choices and those choices will never align with all of your beliefs. But someone is winning the election.
Elections are choices, folks.
In case y'all didn't know....
And here I thought I was just doing arts and crafts projects all those past elections in which I've partaken.
I have no issue with someone winning the election. That will always be the end result. I've picked many winners, and I've picked many losers.
Finally, I didn't abstain from voting for Obama in 2008 because he was too young; I did so because he was inexperienced. I loved everything the man had to say before and while campaigning, but I couldn't overlook the fact that it seemed a huge job for a person with a half-page résumé. And I admitted that I was wrong. Anyone here ever done that?
It's great that you admit you're wrong. Why aren't you wrong again? Fortunately you're evidently in Massachusetts so maybe you have the luxury of being wrong.
If there's an enthusiasm problem, it's probably because enough voters haven't been properly scolded
And by tired tropes that likely just showed up in the finger waggers' Facebook/Twitter feeds at that.
I guess the hope is to keep repeating them until someone else who lacks critical thinking skills accepts them as facts.
Wonder who else I've seen do that...?
Oh, and I guess the 20 or so other votes I cast on election day -- all pro-fascist, of course -- are meaningless. But the one vote I might leave blank is the only one that matters.
Not meaningless, but likely less meaningful. No offense to a school levy, but leader of the free world has further reaching consequences.
And that's exactly why I can't vote for a septuagenarian to be in that position.
And it's why I didn't vote for Barack in 2008 in what was essentially the dude's first real job. I'll admit that my misgivings were completely wrong about the latter. He was the best president of my lifetime. I mean, sure, he ordered drone strikes on US citizens, one a child, but, hey, we all make mistakes, right?
If there's an enthusiasm problem, it's probably because enough voters haven't been properly scolded
Oh, and I guess the 20 or so other votes I cast on election day -- all pro-fascist, of course -- are meaningless. But the one vote I might leave blank is the only one that matters.
Dude you live in MA, your vote could finally tip the state blue if you vote for Biden.
I know, right?
This one's too old, this one is too young. I don't like his education platform, but this one has a subpar record on public housing.
Elections are choices and those choices will never align with all of your beliefs. But someone is winning the election.
Elections are choices, folks.
In case y'all didn't know....
And here I thought I was just doing arts and crafts projects all those past elections in which I've partaken.
I have no issue with someone winning the election. That will always be the end result. I've picked many winners, and I've picked many losers.
Finally, I didn't abstain from voting for Obama in 2008 because he was too young; I did so because he was inexperienced. I loved everything the man had to say before and while campaigning, but I couldn't overlook the fact that it seemed a huge job for a person with a half-page résumé. And I admitted that I was wrong. Anyone here ever done that?
It's great that you admit you're wrong. Why aren't you wrong again? Fortunately you're evidently in Massachusetts so maybe you have the luxury of being wrong.
I'm not wrong again because I don't have a time machine to take me to 2024 to see how a possible Biden presidency plays out.
Hindsight is 20/20.
I do hope I'm wrong. But as evidenced in 2008, I don't vote for hope.
And yes, I lived in Brooklyn in 2008 and Massachusetts now, so perhaps I don't feel as compelled as I might if I still resided in my home state of Florida. I also don't have a spore drive to take me an alternate universe in which I never left Florida, so I don't know that either, though.
I understand that I'm wrong in y'all's opinion. Good thing opinions don't matter.
If there's an enthusiasm problem, it's probably because enough voters haven't been properly scolded
And by tired tropes that likely just showed up in the finger waggers' Facebook/Twitter feeds at that.
I guess the hope is to keep repeating them until someone else who lacks critical thinking skills accepts them as facts.
Wonder who else I've seen do that...?
Oh, and I guess the 20 or so other votes I cast on election day -- all pro-fascist, of course -- are meaningless. But the one vote I might leave blank is the only one that matters.
Not meaningless, but likely less meaningful. No offense to a school levy, but leader of the free world has further reaching consequences.
And that's exactly why I can't vote for a septuagenarian to be in that position.
And it's why I didn't vote for Barack in 2008 in what was essentially the dude's first real job. I'll admit that my misgivings were completely wrong about the latter. He was the best president of my lifetime. I mean, sure, he ordered drone strikes on US citizens, one a child, but, hey, we all make mistakes, right?
If there's an enthusiasm problem, it's probably because enough voters haven't been properly scolded
Oh, and I guess the 20 or so other votes I cast on election day -- all pro-fascist, of course -- are meaningless. But the one vote I might leave blank is the only one that matters.
Dude you live in MA, your vote could finally tip the state blue if you vote for Biden.
I know, right?
This one's too old, this one is too young. I don't like his education platform, but this one has a subpar record on public housing.
Elections are choices and those choices will never align with all of your beliefs. But someone is winning the election.
Elections are choices, folks.
In case y'all didn't know....
And here I thought I was just doing arts and crafts projects all those past elections in which I've partaken.
I have no issue with someone winning the election. That will always be the end result. I've picked many winners, and I've picked many losers.
Finally, I didn't abstain from voting for Obama in 2008 because he was too young; I did so because he was inexperienced. I loved everything the man had to say before and while campaigning, but I couldn't overlook the fact that it seemed a huge job for a person with a half-page résumé. And I admitted that I was wrong. Anyone here ever done that?
It's great that you admit you're wrong. Why aren't you wrong again? Fortunately you're evidently in Massachusetts so maybe you have the luxury of being wrong.
I'm not wrong again because I don't have a time machine to take me to 2024 to see how a possible Biden presidency plays out.
Hindsight is 20/20.
I do hope I'm wrong. But as evidenced in 2008, I don't vote for hope.
And yes, I lived in Brooklyn in 2008 and Massachusetts now, so perhaps I don't feel as compelled as I might if I still resided in my home state of Florida. I also don't have a spore drive to take me an alternate universe in which I never left Florida, so I don't know that either, though.
I understand that I'm wrong in y'all's opinion. Good thing opinions don't matter.
Well I guess the question is, did you learn anything from your decision in 08. Rhetorical.
If there's an enthusiasm problem, it's probably because enough voters haven't been properly scolded
And by tired tropes that likely just showed up in the finger waggers' Facebook/Twitter feeds at that.
I guess the hope is to keep repeating them until someone else who lacks critical thinking skills accepts them as facts.
Wonder who else I've seen do that...?
Oh, and I guess the 20 or so other votes I cast on election day -- all pro-fascist, of course -- are meaningless. But the one vote I might leave blank is the only one that matters.
Not meaningless, but likely less meaningful. No offense to a school levy, but leader of the free world has further reaching consequences.
And that's exactly why I can't vote for a septuagenarian to be in that position.
And it's why I didn't vote for Barack in 2008 in what was essentially the dude's first real job. I'll admit that my misgivings were completely wrong about the latter. He was the best president of my lifetime. I mean, sure, he ordered drone strikes on US citizens, one a child, but, hey, we all make mistakes, right?
If there's an enthusiasm problem, it's probably because enough voters haven't been properly scolded
Oh, and I guess the 20 or so other votes I cast on election day -- all pro-fascist, of course -- are meaningless. But the one vote I might leave blank is the only one that matters.
Dude you live in MA, your vote could finally tip the state blue if you vote for Biden.
I know, right?
This one's too old, this one is too young. I don't like his education platform, but this one has a subpar record on public housing.
Elections are choices and those choices will never align with all of your beliefs. But someone is winning the election.
Elections are choices, folks.
In case y'all didn't know....
And here I thought I was just doing arts and crafts projects all those past elections in which I've partaken.
I have no issue with someone winning the election. That will always be the end result. I've picked many winners, and I've picked many losers.
Finally, I didn't abstain from voting for Obama in 2008 because he was too young; I did so because he was inexperienced. I loved everything the man had to say before and while campaigning, but I couldn't overlook the fact that it seemed a huge job for a person with a half-page résumé. And I admitted that I was wrong. Anyone here ever done that?
It's great that you admit you're wrong. Why aren't you wrong again? Fortunately you're evidently in Massachusetts so maybe you have the luxury of being wrong.
I'm not wrong again because I don't have a time machine to take me to 2024 to see how a possible Biden presidency plays out.
Hindsight is 20/20.
I do hope I'm wrong. But as evidenced in 2008, I don't vote for hope.
And yes, I lived in Brooklyn in 2008 and Massachusetts now, so perhaps I don't feel as compelled as I might if I still resided in my home state of Florida. I also don't have a spore drive to take me an alternate universe in which I never left Florida, so I don't know that either, though.
I understand that I'm wrong in y'all's opinion. Good thing opinions don't matter.
Well I guess the question is, did you learn anything from your decision in 08. Rhetorical.
Btw, did you vote for Obama in 12?
I did not vote for Obama in 2012 (see drone strikes on US citizens, one a child).
If there's an enthusiasm problem, it's probably because enough voters haven't been properly scolded
And by tired tropes that likely just showed up in the finger waggers' Facebook/Twitter feeds at that.
I guess the hope is to keep repeating them until someone else who lacks critical thinking skills accepts them as facts.
Wonder who else I've seen do that...?
Oh, and I guess the 20 or so other votes I cast on election day -- all pro-fascist, of course -- are meaningless. But the one vote I might leave blank is the only one that matters.
Not meaningless, but likely less meaningful. No offense to a school levy, but leader of the free world has further reaching consequences.
And that's exactly why I can't vote for a septuagenarian to be in that position.
And it's why I didn't vote for Barack in 2008 in what was essentially the dude's first real job. I'll admit that my misgivings were completely wrong about the latter. He was the best president of my lifetime. I mean, sure, he ordered drone strikes on US citizens, one a child, but, hey, we all make mistakes, right?
If there's an enthusiasm problem, it's probably because enough voters haven't been properly scolded
Oh, and I guess the 20 or so other votes I cast on election day -- all pro-fascist, of course -- are meaningless. But the one vote I might leave blank is the only one that matters.
Dude you live in MA, your vote could finally tip the state blue if you vote for Biden.
I know, right?
This one's too old, this one is too young. I don't like his education platform, but this one has a subpar record on public housing.
Elections are choices and those choices will never align with all of your beliefs. But someone is winning the election.
Elections are choices, folks.
In case y'all didn't know....
And here I thought I was just doing arts and crafts projects all those past elections in which I've partaken.
I have no issue with someone winning the election. That will always be the end result. I've picked many winners, and I've picked many losers.
Finally, I didn't abstain from voting for Obama in 2008 because he was too young; I did so because he was inexperienced. I loved everything the man had to say before and while campaigning, but I couldn't overlook the fact that it seemed a huge job for a person with a half-page résumé. And I admitted that I was wrong. Anyone here ever done that?
It's great that you admit you're wrong. Why aren't you wrong again? Fortunately you're evidently in Massachusetts so maybe you have the luxury of being wrong.
I'm not wrong again because I don't have a time machine to take me to 2024 to see how a possible Biden presidency plays out.
Hindsight is 20/20.
I do hope I'm wrong. But as evidenced in 2008, I don't vote for hope.
And yes, I lived in Brooklyn in 2008 and Massachusetts now, so perhaps I don't feel as compelled as I might if I still resided in my home state of Florida. I also don't have a spore drive to take me an alternate universe in which I never left Florida, so I don't know that either, though.
I understand that I'm wrong in y'all's opinion. Good thing opinions don't matter.
Well I guess the question is, did you learn anything from your decision in 08. Rhetorical.
Btw, did you vote for Obama in 12?
I did not vote for Obama in 2012 (see drone strikes on US citizens, one a child).
So, had Obama not ordered that particular strike, or if that 16 year old wasn't where he was, you would have voted for Obama. Is that right?
Ohh cool, we are playing alternate past again. Here's one. If Mike Tyson was fighting in the same era as Muhammad Ali, who would be most remembered? My money is on Iron Mike, that uppercut had the worst of intentions.
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The Golden Age is 2 months away. And guess what….. you’re gonna love it! (teskeinc 11.19.24)
1998: Noblesville; 2003: Noblesville; 2009: EV Nashville, Chicago, Chicago
2010: St Louis, Columbus, Noblesville; 2011: EV Chicago, East Troy, East Troy
2013: London ON, Wrigley; 2014: Cincy, St Louis, Moline (NO CODE)
2016: Lexington, Wrigley #1; 2018: Wrigley, Wrigley, Boston, Boston
2020: Oakland, Oakland: 2021: EV Ohana, Ohana, Ohana, Ohana
2022: Oakland, Oakland, Nashville, Louisville; 2023: Chicago, Chicago, Noblesville
2024: Noblesville, Wrigley, Wrigley, Ohana, Ohana
There are no kings inside the gates of eden
And why in the world would such a topic ever come up in conversation with my grandkids?
Also, I do not support fascism. Quite the opposite.
And I'll keep doing me, which is, for the most part, someone who's not a complete dick to other people in person or on the internet.
Enjoy your day, fellas, and stay safe out there.
By the way, his national average lead is up to 6% and he continues to be up in all the right states. Even Rasmussen has him up 5%.
https://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/2020/president/us/general_election_trump_vs_biden-6247.html
enjoy your day too. at least i am not going to be under the thumb of trump and be absolutely unwilling to do anything about it.
"Well, you tell him that I don't talk to suckas."
What's your problem you ignorant piece of shit???
"Hmmmmm yes you've given me some things to think about"
1) Vote for him
2) Don't vote at all
3) Vote, but don't vote for Biden for President
To do any of these things is giving him what he wants. So enjoy choosing option 3, Dankind. You're like his parents, his nannies, his mistresses, his fans, and everyone else that gives him what he wants. And what good has that done for anybody but him?
Pearl Jam bootlegs:
http://wegotshit.blogspot.com
Pearl Jam bootlegs:
http://wegotshit.blogspot.com
I guess the hope is to keep repeating them until someone else who lacks critical thinking skills accepts them as facts.
Wonder who else I've seen do that...?
Oh, and I guess the 20 or so other votes I cast on election day -- all pro-fascist, of course -- are meaningless. But the one vote I might leave blank is the only one that matters.
And it's why I didn't vote for Barack in 2008 in what was essentially the dude's first real job. I'll admit that my misgivings were completely wrong about the latter. He was the best president of my lifetime. I mean, sure, he ordered drone strikes on US citizens, one a child, but, hey, we all make mistakes, right?
I know, right?
I firmly believe that straight up scolding people pushes them away. And, in the case, not just the people posting. There are a lot of lurkers and half the time I'm posting more for those eyeballs than whomever I'm mixing it up with.
This is a different election than 2016 in so so so many ways but the way some Democrats are leaning hard on moral superiority is eerily similar. There is some cushion right now, but I don't think it moves the needle in the direction they want.
Pearl Jam bootlegs:
http://wegotshit.blogspot.com
Elections are choices and those choices will never align with all of your beliefs. But someone is winning the election.
It's also a saying. So while you may disagree, I don't see any huge threads dedicated to Trudeau, Merkel, Xi, etc.
In case y'all didn't know....
And here I thought I was just doing arts and crafts projects all those past elections in which I've partaken.
I have no issue with someone winning the election. That will always be the end result. I've picked many winners, and I've picked many losers.
Finally, I didn't abstain from voting for Obama in 2008 because he was too young; I did so because he was inexperienced. I loved everything the man had to say before and while campaigning, but I couldn't overlook the fact that it seemed a huge job for a person with a half-page résumé. And I admitted that I was wrong. Anyone here ever done that?
Libtardaplorable©. And proud of it.
Brilliantati©
Size of military? I think you know where that stands.
Hindsight is 20/20.
I do hope I'm wrong. But as evidenced in 2008, I don't vote for hope.
And yes, I lived in Brooklyn in 2008 and Massachusetts now, so perhaps I don't feel as compelled as I might if I still resided in my home state of Florida. I also don't have a spore drive to take me an alternate universe in which I never left Florida, so I don't know that either, though.
I understand that I'm wrong in y'all's opinion. Good thing opinions don't matter.
Btw, did you vote for Obama in 12?