TA wrote:The idea that these people are "our own" is kinda part of the problem.
I both do and don't agree.
TA wrote:The idea that these people are "our own" is kinda part of the problem.
TA wrote:And that's why the idea this dipshit is peddling today, that Centrist Dems are just too passionate about causes to be effective and need to focus on being more detached and strategic, is so fucking laughable.
Mongrel wrote:
Friday wrote:I mean, here's the thing. Batshit fucking insane people have always and will always exist. We just see them on twitter now.
One day recently, Burnside, accompanied by a reporter, drove around town dressed in a shirt featuring Hitler’s face as the main design. None of the locals he chatted with objected to his attire.
City council president Roy Hunt insisted that this reflected the town’s generous spirit.
“We’re a laid-back town, and we’re gonna be nice to everybody,” Hunt said. “I’ve known Danny for twenty years. If you were in town and you walked around with him, you’re right, he’ll be welcome in every store. . . . If you’re nice, people will be nice to you 98 percent of the time.”
“If he were to put something up that said kill all members of a race, in my opinion that would be crossing the line, but he doesn’t have that sign up,” Hunt said.
Mongrel wrote:"If he were to put something up that said kill all members of a race, in my opinion that would be crossing the line" (Roy Hunt)
mharr wrote:Mongrel wrote:"If he were to put something up that said kill all members of a race, in my opinion that would be crossing the line" (Roy Hunt)
If you ever feel it necessary to specify that, you might want to sit back and ruminate on things a spell. Note that 'crossing the line' generally implies being just on the wrong side of it, on balance. No biggie.
Mongrel wrote:picture of someone who probably shouldn't own a gun
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