i don't doubt that. I'll meet and share a beer with anyone.Winterborn wrote:He lives to troll. Just look at his join date and post count.Ibanez wrote:Right? WTF is that about?? I figured that guy was trollin but clearly he's too lazy to come here and see that CS.com is NOT an "echo chamber" of leftist.
I have meet him and shared a few beers a couple of times and in the real world he is a good dude.
I see the same thing. One person who never posted political stuff, freaked out and went off the edge with anti-Trump stuff, and is not on facebook anymore. He just went dark. He lived in Iowa, last I knew.89Hen wrote:It's funny you say that today. Was thinking about one of my office mates who used to be joking all the time, laughing, smiling, etc... Since Trump got elected he smiles a lot less, almost never jokes and quite honestly has become a complete asshole toward me. I haven't changed at all, but he's become unhinged.∞∞∞ wrote: Without taking a look, conservatives have become fragile. They've cocooned themselves to the point that a) they elected Trump and b) anything that slightly pushes back against them is considered liberal.
My far right friends on FB still post dumb ****. My far left friends on FB still post dumb ****. But now my slightly left leaning friends, who to my knowledge never posted political stuff on FB, can't stop.
If you seriously think conservatives have become "fragile" more than liberals have become "outraged", "irrational" and/or "petty"... well, you've been fully converted and there may be no hope for you.
He doesn't belong to a party its why both the liberals and GOP won't work with him.mainejeff wrote:It's so easy for Trump to manage pea brains like yourself. He knew which party he could take advantage of.ALPHAGRIZ1 wrote:Then its working!
#TrumpTrain
#MAGA2020
Did CNN tell you to ask that question?mainejeff wrote:Is that what Fox & Friends said this morning?Gil Dobie wrote:
I have multiple family members who literally needed to seek counseling because of Trump's win. They've gone from (what I considered) strong Montana women to full-on Trump Derangement Syndrome. Whimpering idiots who are convinced the world is going to come crashing down at any moment, that women are going to begin having abortions by coat hanger any minute, that we're mere moments from launching against NoKo, that Trump and Putin sleep together every night, that he's going to disband the government and become a dictator, and that he's over at Fort Knox loading his pockets with gold bars every night.Gil Dobie wrote:I see the same thing. One person who never posted political stuff, freaked out and went off the edge with anti-Trump stuff, and is not on facebook anymore. He just went dark. He lived in Iowa, last I knew.89Hen wrote: It's funny you say that today. Was thinking about one of my office mates who used to be joking all the time, laughing, smiling, etc... Since Trump got elected he smiles a lot less, almost never jokes and quite honestly has become a complete asshole toward me. I haven't changed at all, but he's become unhinged.
My far right friends on FB still post dumb ****. My far left friends on FB still post dumb ****. But now my slightly left leaning friends, who to my knowledge never posted political stuff on FB, can't stop.
If you seriously think conservatives have become "fragile" more than liberals have become "outraged", "irrational" and/or "petty"... well, you've been fully converted and there may be no hope for you.
By BIL post Trump stuff to get to a couple liberals relatives, and he gets them going once in a while.
Not a liberal. An idiot.∞∞∞ wrote:Without taking a look, conservatives have become fragile. They've cocooned themselves to the point that a) they elected Trump and b) anything that slightly pushes back against them is considered liberal.Ibanez wrote: The NDSU message board aka AnyGivenSaturday seems to think so....
I mean even here we have posters calling JSO a liberal.
This may sound familiar to youmainejeff wrote:Gimme a break. It's hard to keep up with all of you Conks!89Hen wrote: No fair? I'm not Trip.
BTW
*you're
By the way.....what happened to Cap'n Cat?
damn he'd have to spread those titties apart firstGil Dobie wrote:
I'd say there's no hope89Hen wrote:It's funny you say that today. Was thinking about one of my office mates who used to be joking all the time, laughing, smiling, etc... Since Trump got elected he smiles a lot less, almost never jokes and quite honestly has become a complete asshole toward me. I haven't changed at all, but he's become unhinged.∞∞∞ wrote: Without taking a look, conservatives have become fragile. They've cocooned themselves to the point that a) they elected Trump and b) anything that slightly pushes back against them is considered liberal.
My far right friends on FB still post dumb ****. My far left friends on FB still post dumb ****. But now my slightly left leaning friends, who to my knowledge never posted political stuff on FB, can't stop.
If you seriously think conservatives have become "fragile" more than liberals have become "outraged", "irrational" and/or "petty"... well, you've been fully converted and there may be no hope for you.
I agree...except SE...I won’t meet him, because I’d kick him in the nads and get in trouble...Ibanez wrote:i don't doubt that. I'll meet and share a beer with anyone.Winterborn wrote:
He lives to troll. Just look at his join date and post count.
Heck, I may meet up and share a brew with BDK in a couple of weeks.
and grab a handful of flour first...CID1990 wrote:damn he'd have to spread those titties apart firstGil Dobie wrote:
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Nope. Not related. This is purely a Trump Derangement issue. They are convinced the world is about to end. Literally. And I am not kidding. As in...unable to have a coherent discussion. As in, curled up in the fetal position....∞∞∞ wrote:89 - Unfortunate, but their may be other issues you're unaware of.
AZ - If you don't see why women would be worried about GOP policies and judicial nominations, I'm not sure what to tell ya. Republicans have raged a systemic attack on women for quite a while, from abortion policies to reducing workplace discrimination protections to weakening affirmative action policies.
My oldest son's friend came over before the election and got so upset we wouldn't condemn Trump, that he curled up fetal with a blanket over him.AZGrizFan wrote:Nope. Note related. This is purely a Trump Derangement issue. They are convinced the world is about to end. Literally. And I am not kidding. As in...unable to have a coherent discussion. As in, curled up in the fetal position....∞∞∞ wrote:89 - Unfortunate, but their may be other issues you're unaware of.
AZ - If you don't see why women would be worried about GOP policies and judicial nominations, I'm not sure what to tell ya. Republicans have raged a systemic attack on women for quite a while, from abortion policies to reducing workplace discrimination protections to weakening affirmative action policies.
Trip, just as many women are pro life as for killing babies.∞∞∞ wrote:89 - Unfortunate, but their may be other issues you're unaware of.
AZ - If you don't see why women would be worried about GOP policies and judicial nominations, I'm not sure what to tell ya. Republicans have raged a systemic attack on women for quite a while, from abortion policies to reducing workplace discrimination protections to weakening affirmative action policies.
That doesn't mean most women (or men) want abortion rights taken away.css75 wrote:Trip, just as many women are pro life as for killing babies.∞∞∞ wrote:89 - Unfortunate, but their may be other issues you're unaware of.
AZ - If you don't see why women would be worried about GOP policies and judicial nominations, I'm not sure what to tell ya. Republicans have raged a systemic attack on women for quite a while, from abortion policies to reducing workplace discrimination protections to weakening affirmative action policies.
Do those ways utilize taxpayer money?∞∞∞ wrote:That doesn't mean most women (or men) want abortion rights taken away.css75 wrote:
Trip, just as many women are pro life as for killing babies.
Pro-life doesn't mean anti-choice:
http://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/20 ... oe-v-wade/
But Republicans are hell-bent on this war against women, even though every scientific study and real-life statistic shows there are significantly better ways to reduce abortions.
So your saying that pro life isn't anti choice?∞∞∞ wrote:That doesn't mean most women (or men) want abortion rights taken away.css75 wrote:
Trip, just as many women are pro life as for killing babies.
Pro-life doesn't mean anti-choice:
http://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/20 ... oe-v-wade/
But Republicans are hell-bent on this war against women, even though every scientific study and real-life statistic shows there are significantly better ways to reduce abortions.
I'm not saying it, the American people are. See link above.Bisonfanatical wrote:So your saying that pro life isn't anti choice?
That is like saying pro life is pro choice.
That is like saying pro life is anti life.
?????
It is either column A OR column B
You are running in circles my friend. Words have meanings.
Pro choice is not anti life.Bisonfanatical wrote:So your saying that pro life isn't anti choice?∞∞∞ wrote: That doesn't mean most women (or men) want abortion rights taken away.
Pro-life doesn't mean anti-choice:
http://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/20 ... oe-v-wade/
But Republicans are hell-bent on this war against women, even though every scientific study and real-life statistic shows there are significantly better ways to reduce abortions.
That is like saying pro life is pro choice.
That is like saying pro life is anti life.
?????
It is either column A OR column B
You are running in circles my friend. Words have meanings.
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Words no longer have meanings. Neither do political labels. We waved bye bye to both years ago.Bisonfanatical wrote:So your saying that pro life isn't anti choice?∞∞∞ wrote: That doesn't mean most women (or men) want abortion rights taken away.
Pro-life doesn't mean anti-choice:
http://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/20 ... oe-v-wade/
But Republicans are hell-bent on this war against women, even though every scientific study and real-life statistic shows there are significantly better ways to reduce abortions.
That is like saying pro life is pro choice.
That is like saying pro life is anti life.
?????
It is either column A OR column B
You are running in circles my friend. Words have meanings.
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I relate very well. And I guarantee you that as a conservative independent, I could care less if roe v wade is ever over turned. 50 million murdered babies can not be brought back.∞∞∞ wrote:I'm not saying it, the American people are. See link above.Bisonfanatical wrote:So your saying that pro life isn't anti choice?
That is like saying pro life is pro choice.
That is like saying pro life is anti life.
?????
It is either column A OR column B
You are running in circles my friend. Words have meanings.
People are split between pro-choice and pro-life, yet 70% don't want Roe vs. Wade overturned. I know you can't relate, but others have an ability to separate beliefs from policy.
They have always had the choice to give birth Einstein, through out history, that has always been available to them, which is how your Mommy brought you here.Vidav wrote:Pro choice is not anti life.Bisonfanatical wrote:So your saying that pro life isn't anti choice?
That is like saying pro life is pro choice.
That is like saying pro life is anti life.
?????
It is either column A OR column B
You are running in circles my friend. Words have meanings.
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Sent from my SM-G900V using Tapatalkkalm wrote:Words no longer have meanings. Neither do political labels. We waved bye bye to both years ago.Bisonfanatical wrote:So your saying that pro life isn't anti choice?
That is like saying pro life is pro choice.
That is like saying pro life is anti life.
?????
It is either column A OR column B
You are running in circles my friend. Words have meanings.
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Black and white (re: A and B) world views are still dangerous though.
