Draymond’s GQ good looks really make it feel like bullying how hard he’s punching down on Windy.

“And that you wouldn’t care at all who is at the wheel, either for yourself or for people you care about, is foolish.”

Yep - and clearly not everyone shared the same thoughts you do as to who that person is. And I must have missed the nuclear holocaust you’re referring to. It’s quite impressive that you’re posting through it.

Well I guess that whole pointless process of campaigning should end because nothing else contributes to an election other than the literal act of voting.

There is way more that goes into an election than voters voting, but agree to disagree. Happy New Year.

Well running for president is an activity that inherently requires the person to be attention-starved, so that could really extend across the board. And no, they’re not demonstrably correct - they’re quite literally opinions that you happen to agree with. Just as if I said Hillary was a warmongering Wall Street shill…

That’s fair. I more disagreed with the notion that the responsibility falls solely on the shoulders of the voters. I would hope in an election of such great magnitude, you also hold the DNC responsible for foisting an incredibly unpopular candidate to run against Trump?

How is it an incredibly elaborate troll to state that politicians need to earn votes? Jesus man, get it together.

No, I was more referring to thinking Gary Johnson is a joke or that Jill Stein is an attention-starved clown. There are people out there who obviously differ from your opinions and chose to vote accordingly. Perhaps they wanted to see the rise of a third party - people did not have a duty of loyalty to coronate…

Nope. The fact that she was bad enough that she couldn’t separate herself from the obvious crazy racist guy is not exclusively the fault of voters. I know that provides you some comfort, to act like Hillary is a passive observer in the world conspiring against her, but her campaign sucked and even chose to…

But you’re assuming everyone is operating under the same feelings/assumptions you are. And maybe if you didn’t want the choice to be between Hillary and Trump, look no further than the Clinton campaign for choosing to elevate Trump during primary season. That would be irresponsible to the republic, no?

We’re circling the drain here, but your idea of voting responsibly seems to be “vote for the person I did or else you’re irresponsible.”

Thanks for explaining it to me, Nate Silver. The point I’m making is that candidates earn their votes. And that is actually not the whole point of a democracy, the point is to have a say in electing a person who reflects your values, who will then hopefully govern based on those principles. You would probably be a…

Again, why does that fall on the voters and not the candidate? Maybe the DNC as a party apparatus or the candidate, who was not able to sufficiently separate herself from a reality tv dingus, and who still maintains favorability ratings around said dingus should have done better.

I think a democracy is to vote for the candidate who aligns most with your views, not to fall in line for Hillary Clinton. And like the gentleman I initially replied to, you seem to think not liking/voting for Hillary is some sort of character flaw. If your central message is “look at how bad the other guy is,” then…

I love how it falls on the voters to you, and not the candidate that blew a slam dunk election to a reality tv dumbass. “Their duty as intelligent citizens” as if they owe some unquestioned fealty to Hillary fucking Clinton. Since your smug ass is lining up pejoratives for the other candidates, how about Iraq War…

How dare those people vote for their preferred candidates and not bowed at the altar of Queen Hillary.

Nobody has ever been willfully blind to the faults of Hillary Clinton - you are certainly right about that. Do you not find it tiring relating every single piece of news back to Trump?

“like whiny babies”

I can’t imagine why a team located in a city whose flood victims he mocked wouldn’t want to sign him. Truly a harrowing injustice.