2020 Politics Thread - Enter At Your Own Risk - RULES IN OP

[DegaBama]

Originally Posted by trixstar

Is this cancel culture ?


https://www.thefire.org/lecturers-an...oring-options/

It is, what an idiot though.

[JeremyNick]

Originally Posted by mike1498

That’s not because of slavery that’s because our country doesn’t support universal healthcare. You can be white and not have healthcare.

Because there are no white people in low paying jobs.

Except me, because that’s what Jojo profiled me as.

[tpeichel34]

Originally Posted by trixstar

Is this cancel culture ?


https://www.thefire.org/lecturers-an...oring-options/

Yes, are you complaining that Marxists are being held to the rules they have established?

People have figured out that there is a culture war and are fighting back.

[mike1498]

Originally Posted by JeremyNick

Because there are no white people in low paying jobs.

Except me, because that’s what Jojo profiled me as.

I really hope he isn’t an educator. I think the amount of inaccuracies he writes in this thread and tries to pass it off as fact is the true threat to education. Unfortunately unions will protect his ***.

[trixstar]

Originally Posted by tpeichel34

Yes, are you complaining that Marxists are being held to the rules they have established?

People have figured out that there is a culture war and are fighting back.

I’m just checking to see if we’re ok with it now or if it’s still a bad thing.

[cnewby]

Originally Posted by trixstar

I’m just checking to see if we’re ok with it now or if it’s still a bad thing.

U got a mouse in ur pocket?

[hairysasquatch]

Originally Posted by trixstar

I’m just checking to see if we’re ok with it now or if it’s still a bad thing.

Either every one speaks freely without consequences or no one does. Which would you pick?

[TheHeel]

Originally Posted by mike1498

If Biden can't even beat Trump in a debate how is he supposed to take on China?

Trump couldn't even take on China

Did I miss a debate?

Originally Posted by mike1498

Stop lying to yourself. The guy can't even read off a teleprompter correctly.

Trump has the vocabulary of a 2nd grader that targets his racist base. He instills fears in them.

Ugh! Mexicans! Ugh! Muslims! Ugh! MAGA! Stable genius! Blah blah blah.

That is the extent what he says. The guy is a fool. His base vote on his racist rhetoric, his wisecracks, and stupid nicknames he gives his opponents. That's a clown POTUS, bro.

Originally Posted by jdandns

[JeremyNick]

Originally Posted by mike1498

I really hope he isn’t an educator. I think the amount of inaccuracies he writes in this thread and tries to pass it off as fact is the true threat to education. Unfortunately unions will protect his ***.

My guess would be a community or liberal arts college, thought I wouldn’t be surprised if his job had nothing to do with psychology or education.

Unless he’s lying through his teeth, no one worth their salt in higher education would be doing a “case study on republican cognitive dissonance in the age of Trump”. His whole spiel just feels like a forced facade.

[mike1498]

Originally Posted by TheHeel

Did I miss a debate?



Trump has the vocabulary of a 2nd grader that targets his racist base. He instills fears in them.

Ugh! Mexicans! Ugh! Muslims! Ugh! MAGA! Stable genius! Blah blah blah.

That is the extent what he says. The guy is a fool. His base vote on his racist rhetoric, his wisecracks, and stupid nicknames he gives his opponents. That's a clown POTUS, bro.

Oh I don’t disagree with any of your statements lol. The sad part is a second grader had one of the most unexpected victories. That should tell us how divided we are. Hopefully one day I will be part of a country where we are unified

[Clark]

Originally Posted by Jopeal

“I stopped reading“ seems about right.

I’ve already stated I’m conducting a study in Republican cognitive dissonance.

Why are blacks more vulnerable to the disease, you ask? The answer is right there.

“The decades-long process of shredding the nation’s social safety net forced millions of essential workers in low-paying jobs to risk their life for their livelihood.“

Republican cognitive dissonance relating to what?

[Astros19]

Originally Posted by TheHeel

Did I miss a debate?







Trump has the vocabulary of a 2nd grader that targets his racist base. He instills fears in them.



Ugh! Mexicans! Ugh! Muslims! Ugh! MAGA! Stable genius! Blah blah blah.



That is the extent what he says. The guy is a fool. His base vote on his racist rhetoric, his wisecracks, and stupid nicknames he gives his opponents. That's a clown POTUS, bro.

What's it feel like to support candidates that can't even beat another candidate with the vocabulary of a second grader?
Asking for a friend.

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[spuds1961]

Originally Posted by TheHeel

Did I miss a debate?



Trump has the vocabulary of a 2nd grader that targets his racist base. He instills fears in them.

Ugh! Mexicans! Ugh! Muslims! Ugh! MAGA! Stable genius! Blah blah blah.

That is the extent what he says. The guy is a fool. His base vote on his racist rhetoric, his wisecracks, and stupid nicknames he gives his opponents. That's a clown POTUS, bro.

Wow painting his whole base as racist, pure genius.

[spuds1961]

Originally Posted by mike1498

Oh I don’t disagree with any of your statements lol. The sad part is a second grader had one of the most unexpected victories. That should tell us how divided we are. Hopefully one day I will be part of a country where we are unified

At what point in time do you think our country was best unified and how do we get back to that point.

[tpeichel34]

Originally Posted by trixstar

I’m just checking to see if we’re ok with it now or if it’s still a bad thing.

It's bad, so are chemical weapons.

In WWI, should Germany's enemies have just sat back and let the Germans solely use chemical weapons? Would the Germans have stopped using them if their enemy simply complained that they were effective at killing?

[wood minis]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NzDhm808oU4

[Astros19]

Originally Posted by spuds1961

At what point in time do you think our country was best unified and how do we get back to that point.

Shortly after 911.
Other than another attack I have no idea how to get back there. I just don't think either party has anybody that can unite us.
And yes, that's sad.

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[mike1498]

Originally Posted by Astros19

Shortly after 911.
Other than another attack I have no idea how to get back there. I just don't think either party has anybody that can unite us.
And yes, that's sad.

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That was my answer. Unfortunately I was one at that time so I have never witnessed a unified country

[spuds1961]

Originally Posted by mike1498

That was my answer. Unfortunately I was one at that time so I have never witnessed a unified country

Although I do agree 9/11 was probably the most unified I also think 1980 after the hockey team beat the Russians and then went on to win the gold that was probably the last time America was a prideful country, not necessarily unified but proud, and socialism wasn’t on every professors teaching agenda.

[Jopeal]

Originally Posted by Clark

Republican cognitive dissonance relating to what?

The hypothesis being that the rhetoric spurred from the candidacy & ensuing presidency of Trump has legitimized a culture of people who feel justified in neglecting or denying the importance of factual understanding of political issues in favor of emotion-based opinions on politics.

This plays out on both sides of the political aisle, but to a greater extent than ever with the Republican party during Trumps presidency. In attempting to dismiss the entirety of the "mainstream media," Trump has ironically pointed his voting base in the direction of literal fake news and hearsay evidence as justification for their political allegiance. Moderate Republicans, by continually not righting the misinformed beliefs of staunch Trump supporters, are inadvertently perpetuating the delegitimization of their own party's core beliefs.

[tpeichel34]

Originally Posted by TheHeel

Did I miss a debate?



Trump has the vocabulary of a 2nd grader that targets his racist base. He instills fears in them.

Ugh! Mexicans! Ugh! Muslims! Ugh! MAGA! Stable genius! Blah blah blah.

That is the extent what he says. The guy is a fool. His base vote on his racist rhetoric, his wisecracks, and stupid nicknames he gives his opponents. That's a clown POTUS, bro.

Liberals still don't understand why they lost.

1) Controlling Immigration
2) Anti-Corruption
3) America First (anti-globalism)

[mike1498]

Originally Posted by spuds1961

Although I do agree 9/11 was probably the most unified I also think 1980 after the hockey team beat the Russians and then went on to win the gold that was probably the last time America was a prideful country, not necessarily unified but proud, and socialism wasn’t on every professors teaching agenda.

I genuinely thought in the beginning Covid was going to be the first 9/11 that I’d witness in a sense of unity but it’s that’s farthest from the truth. I came home from college hoping to do my part stocking shelves at my local grocery store so people who were covid vulnerable would be safe. When I came back I was surprised to see the lack of youth trying to help the vulnerable. Instead collecting unemployment was easier and apparently it’s too much to ask to wear a mask. Covid is such a bad time and rather handling it like we did with 9/11 we decided to make it all political.

[spuds1961]

Originally Posted by Jopeal

The hypothesis being that the rhetoric spurred from the candidacy & ensuing presidency of Trump has legitimized a culture of people who feel justified in neglecting or denying the importance of factual understanding of political issues in favor of emotion-based opinions on politics.

This plays out on both sides of the political aisle, but to a greater extent than ever with the Republican party during Trumps presidency. In attempting to dismiss the entirety of the "mainstream media," Trump has ironically pointed his voting base in the direction of literal fake news and hearsay evidence as justification for their political allegiance. Moderate Republicans, by continually not righting the misinformed beliefs of staunch Trump supporters, are inadvertently perpetuating the delegitimization of their own party's core beliefs.

Using big words to basically say nothing does nothing for me try again teacher jopeal.

[tpeichel34]

Originally Posted by Jopeal

The hypothesis being that the rhetoric spurred from the candidacy & ensuing presidency of Trump has legitimized a culture of people who feel justified in neglecting or denying the importance of factual understanding of political issues in favor of emotion-based opinions on politics.

This plays out on both sides of the political aisle, but to a greater extent than ever with the Republican party during Trumps presidency. In attempting to dismiss the entirety of the "mainstream media," Trump has ironically pointed his voting base in the direction of literal fake news and hearsay evidence as justification for their political allegiance. Moderate Republicans, by continually not righting the misinformed beliefs of staunch Trump supporters, are inadvertently perpetuating the delegitimization of their own party's core beliefs.

Since when did most liberals care more about facts and data then emotions and feelings? Aren't liberals the ones that need safe spaces, trigger warnings, deplatforming and cance culture to protect them from scary or dangerous words and ideas?

[wood minis]

Originally Posted by Jopeal

Moderate Republicans, by continually not righting the misinformed beliefs of staunch Trump supporters, are inadvertently perpetuating the delegitimization of their own party's core beliefs.

I'm not sure it is inadvertent.