And with that, Democracy died.
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“whatever that means”
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It's just confirmation that it wasn't about any of the issues. Not the economy, not prices, not illegal immigrants. It's only about wanting to be on the "winning team" and the desire to see your way of life and world view "validated" by election results.
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...with profoundly stupid disregard for how much we have all benefited from a US-centric world order.twocoach wrote: ↑Mon Dec 16, 2024 12:08 pmIt's just confirmation that it wasn't about any of the issues. Not the economy, not prices, not illegal immigrants. It's only about wanting to be on the "winning team" and the desire to see your way of life and world view "validated" by election results.
And how much even the "winning team" has to lose from that disappearing - except for the ultra-wealthy (who have successfully conned the merely rich into thinking are part of a single team).
Patrick Mahomes and, I dunno, Matt Araiza are both on the same team. I presume Araiza doesn't believe he has anything in common with Mahomes, financially speaking.
But in our present situation, the Araizas of the world have been conned into thinking that the interests of the Mahomeses of the world are aligned with theirs. They most certainly are not.
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Startling jolt to the central nervous system of the Trumpistas enroute.
But don’t worry, another scapegoat to blame is in the works
But don’t worry, another scapegoat to blame is in the works
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for the foreseeable future. old uncle and his party will be to blame.
and by "foreseeable" i mean-2-3 years. we will do a deep dive after that period.
so no. we don't have to find another "scapegoat." we have our scapegoat.
and by "foreseeable" i mean-2-3 years. we will do a deep dive after that period.
so no. we don't have to find another "scapegoat." we have our scapegoat.
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Leopards and, like, foxes are on the "consumer" side of the food chain.Overlander wrote: ↑Mon Dec 16, 2024 1:56 pm Startling jolt to the central nervous system of the Trumpistas enroute.
But don’t worry, another scapegoat to blame is in the works
Foxes are instinctually aware that leopards will eat foxes.
Your petty tyrants - your assorted rich, but not ultra-wealthy, Trump supporters - seem to have zero awareness that they're on the goddamn menu here.
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Whoa whoa whoa.
Is this a modified big chair analysis???
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i'm now distracted by leopards and foxes and their sorts. and how they pertain.
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Of course.
You cannot operate without one.
Pretty handy. When Biden took over, you claimed that everything had to be his fault, because he was in the "Big Boy Chair".
That goal post has now been moved, it seems?
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in case you forgot. old uncle is still in the big boy chair.
i know. it's hard to tell.
i know. it's hard to tell.
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So, does his tenure as the scapegoat end mid January 2025?
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was dt off the hook the day old uncle was sworn in.
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so, NOW we get analyze a presidency for 2-3 years after it ends?
Have we fallen into a mesmerized state that makes us accept as inevitable that which is inferior or detrimental, as though having lost the will or the vision to demand that which is good?
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it would seem that this board has spent more time analyzing dt's presidency than they have old uncles.
dontcha think.
dontcha think.
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Sorry, but your rule was "the guy in the big chair is responsible". You don't get to change the rule once you like the guy in the big chair.
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In some ways, I envy Mich.
Going through life with the awareness of a toddler HAS to have some benefits.
Going through life with the awareness of a toddler HAS to have some benefits.
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In which the war on brown people becomes a grift (at the expense, we can be sure, of Democrat-led cities and states).
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Taking a lot for granted here?
Originally Imzcount (Why do politicians think “hope” is a plan ?)
“Avoid the foolish notion of hope. Hope is the surrender of authority to your fate and trusting it to the whims of the wind”.
Taylor Sheridan
“Avoid the foolish notion of hope. Hope is the surrender of authority to your fate and trusting it to the whims of the wind”.
Taylor Sheridan