What point do you think you’re making?

It’s like they’re trying to accuse Cream of Wheat of being secretly spicy. Dudes, nah. We know what Cream of Wheat is. 

You can draw that line all the way back to St. Regan’s “government is the problem” and pulling a neat little switch where they permanently replaced social programs with Black people in the minds of a generation of dumb racists. But hey, at least it seems like the world’s longest dog-whistle concert is finally coming…

Especially compared to someone like trump who’s flavor is battery acid.

That and the fact that he’s not a woman or a minority, each of whom are typically viewed as more liberal than they are. After all, Hillary Clinton, a dyed-in-the-wool moderate whose resume was as disappointing to progressives in almost all the same ways that Biden’s is (supported the ‘94 crime bill, supported that…

These kinda folks?

They’ve been running the same “radical leftist, socialist, Marxist, domestic terrorist, anarchist!” bukkake of finger-pointing con for so long that none of their constituents even know what any of those actually mean.

Yes. Sometimes I can reply and star replies to my comments, other times I can’t. My impression was that the readership is low, and that they are only sort of maintaining the system? That is unsubstantiated, but just looking at the large numbers of articles with single or double-digit responses, when there were…

I don’t understand this myself. Kids know when marriages are off and they recognize when parents are unhappy.

The entire GOP rolled over and died on behalf of a fat gassy TV con man, then continued to play along with his blatant fraudulence in order to protect their own interests. They’re directly responsible for all of this, as are the numerous Americans too stupid to know when they’re being had. 

No doubt marriage is hard work in normal circumstances and even worse with fame. At what point does “hard work” become “too much work” though? My wariness of marriage stems from my parents “staying together for the kids”. Theres nothing wrong with going, “we had a good run” and calling it a day. People seem so…

Conservatives love talking about freedom of speech but they don’t actually care for it. They want to live in a safety bubble where no one ever tells them they’re wrong.

Even if we’re not talking about the constitutionally guaranteed right to freedom of speech, but the general principle that one should be allowed to engage in controversial debate in good faith (free speech absolutists always seem to forget that part) without facing public sanction, that response was still insane.…

Someone needs to unfurl a giant FUCK TRUMP flag at one of his public forums.

Hell, add the quote

“It’s Freedom of Speech” - Donald Trump July 14th, 2020.

I also hasten to point out, that’s not freedom of speech. “Freedom of speech” refers to the fact that the government cannot restrict your right to speak based purely on the content of that speech, or at least, cannot do so without meeting a bar that, to this point, has proven insurmountably high in courts of law. The…

They’d have to think about their beliefs for longer than it takes to read a bumper sticker in order to actually realize that.

And since NH borders Quebec, it is essentially a bilingual state anyway as all official state signs tend to be in English and French.

When people start ranting about Communism I like to ask them if it’s the Hegelian dialectical materialism they object to or just its application to the economic sphere. It’s funny when they sputter to a stop dumbfounded but it’s even funnier when they assume they know what that means and keep going.

New Hampshire, so she should be speaking an Algonquian. Oh, she can’t; most of those languages are dead because we genocided their speakers so thoroughly. 

they’re using the 'murican definition of communism, which refers to anything republicans dislike.