bernie and jane are lawyering up!

Fogdog

Well-Known Member
You make some good points that I won't deny. I understand that his policies are not good for people in general (pretty sure I said as much). But, from a political standpoint he is a gift to the Democratic Party. A Hilary presidency would have ensured republican majorities in congress for years to come.
This drips of white male entitlement.

Supreme court packed with conservatives
Travel ban in place
Dreamers under threat of deportation
Public school funding sent to private Christian schools
Discussing partnering with Russian government to "stop" cyber attacks
US pulls out of Paris climate change accord
Establishment of the Presidential Commission on Election Integrity
Lifting of IRS rules preventing churches from engaging in political speech.
Reverse a ban on Arctic (offshore) leasing put in place under the Obama administration
Stacking justice system with conservative judges
Introduction of framework for tax cuts for wealthy and increased deficit spending
Lifting bans on federal contractors from discriminating against employees on the basis of sexual orientation
Expansion of crimes task forces in cities
Deregulating Wall Street

The list goes on and on. You can call that a gift. Free country and all that.
 

st0wandgrow

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Pence is wrist deep inside of Trump, you don't think he was party to it?

Naive and probably wishful thinking on your part.
I think it's more likely than not if trump were to be impeached Pence would not get wrapped up in it.

But, let's go with your scenario here. Then what? Paul Ryan becomes potus? The guy that wants to strip every entitlement and social safety net enacted all the way back to FDR, and he will have majorities in both houses to get it done. That's better??

Be careful what you wish for...
 

st0wandgrow

Well-Known Member
This drips of white male entitlement.

Supreme court packed with conservatives
Travel ban in place
Dreamers under threat of deportation
Public school funding sent to private Christian schools
Discussing partnering with Russian government to "stop" cyber attacks
US pulls out of Paris climate change accord
Establishment of the Presidential Commission on Election Integrity
Lifting of IRS rules preventing churches from engaging in political speech.
Reverse a ban on Arctic (offshore) leasing put in place under the Obama administration
Stacking justice system with conservative judges
Introduction of framework for tax cuts for wealthy and increased deficit spending
Lifting bans on federal contractors from discriminating against employees on the basis of sexual orientation
Expansion of crimes task forces in cities
Deregulating Wall Street

The list goes on and on. You can call that a gift. Free country and all that.
Are you intentionally being obtuse to score riu points?

I have conceded that his policies are not good for the average person. I don't feel Mike Pences policies would be any better. My only point, from a POLITICAL standpoint, is that Trump will be good for the Democratic Party in the long run. They certainly weren't winning anything on their own accord.
 

SneekyNinja

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I think it's more likely than not if trump were to be impeached Pence would not get wrapped up in it.

But, let's go with your scenario here. Then what? Paul Ryan becomes potus? The guy that wants to strip every entitlement and social safety net enacted all the way back to FDR, and he will have majorities in both houses to get it done. That's better??

Be careful what you wish for...
You realize you used the good old "We'll just weather the storm with Hitler in power, we're not Jews anyway" justification for Trump, right?
 

st0wandgrow

Well-Known Member
You realize you used the good old "We'll just weather the storm with Hitler in power, we're not Jews anyway" justification for Trump, right?
You realize that your attempts to turn everything you don't agree with in to some sort of racial/ethnic thing is juvenile and ridiculous, right?

So, back to my question...Tell
me how a Paul Ryan presidency will be better for the average American when he guts and/or privatizes social security, Medicaid, Medicare, snap, food stamps, etc.?
 

abandonconflict

Well-Known Member
You realize you used the good old "We'll just weather the storm with Hitler in power, we're not Jews anyway" justification for Trump, right?
He will just keep repeating himself over and over again and wording the same fallacies differently every time you shoot them down.

The biggest white male privilege is the point of view that allows one to not even see their privilege. This guy seems to think racism doesn't exist. Of course when you point out that he is privileged it is you making racism exist in his reality. Somehow you are the one "turning it into a racial thing". Pretty much sums up everything wrong with the berniebabies.
 

Fogdog

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You realize that your attempts to turn everything you don't agree with in to some sort of racial/ethnic thing is juvenile and ridiculous, right?

So, back to my question...Tell
me how a Paul Ryan presidency will be better for the average American when he guts and/or privatizes social security, Medicaid, Medicare, snap, food stamps, etc.?
Looks as if you are tired of defending your and other Berniebaby's role in Trump being president and now trying to justify it as all for the good in the long run.
 

SneekyNinja

Well-Known Member
He will just keep repeating himself over and over again and wording the same fallacies differently every time you shoot them down.

The biggest white male privilege is the point of view that allows one to not even see their privilege. This guy seems to think racism doesn't exist. Of course when you point out that he is privileged it is you making racism exist in his reality. Somehow you are the one "turning it into a racial thing". Pretty much sums up everything wrong with the berniebabies.
He didn't realize the Jews/Hitler part was a metaphor(analogy?). Thank you for seeing the nuance.
 

Fogdog

Well-Known Member
Don't blame me. I didn't vote for an unelectable has-been to represent the party.
I didn't accuse you of voting for the sick orange piece of whatever. I'm just pointing out that berniebabies did factor in to his win or that's the claim they make. So, it's a bit convenient of berniebabies to say that it's all for the good no matter what happens now.
 

Fogdog

Well-Known Member
I didn't say that. I said that Trump is a gift to the Democratic Party. Feel free to disagree, but twisting words to fit your narrative seems beneath you.

Well, maybe not
Not twisting words. I'm just watching you try to turn this pigs ear into a purse. Unless you are saying it's like getting dad's stained underwear for Christmas and being forced to put it over your head for photos. That kind of gift maybe is an analogy I can agree with.

You didn't vote for Clinton
You didn't vote for Trump
You didn't vote last election? Maybe you wrote in Sanders? Maybe voted for a third party candidate?
By not voting or by voting for a meaningless third party candidate, berniebabies factor in to Trump as prez. That is their right. I accept that. But the excuses are rank with racism and entitlement.

Excuse #1, "I didn't vote for the least worst because that would be wrong".
Say that to a DREAMER who just learned they were going to be deported.
Say that to the small tribe of 1st people in Alaska whose ancestral home is being threatened by sea rise.

New Excuse, "it's a gift to the Democratic party"
Say that to a DREAMER who just learned they were going to be deported.
Say that to the 1st people in Alaska whose ancestral home is being threatened by sea rise.

The worst is when I'm expected to agree with your excuses.

hhaaaakptuie.
 

londonfog

Well-Known Member
Are you intentionally being obtuse to score riu points?

I have conceded that his policies are not good for the average person. I don't feel Mike Pences policies would be any better. My only point, from a POLITICAL standpoint, is that Trump will be good for the Democratic Party in the long run. They certainly weren't winning anything on their own accord.
at what cost to the nation
 

UncleBuck

Well-Known Member
Yet she lost
ok.

so did bernie. by 4 million votes. 55-43. a landslide for hillary.

remember when you tried to say that working class people only voted for hillary because her opponent was trump, and then i pointed out that she also won working class voters against bernie by an even greater amount?

embarrassing. i'd just log out if i were you and focus on the duct tape rape porn.
 
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