Gas Bandit's Political Thread V: The Vampire Likes Bats
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You can dislike someone without resorting to gendered slurs (including dick).
Dave
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Yup. I sure could.
All it requires is a modicum of civility and respect for women!
Dave
Staff member
Riiight. I like how you glossed over the fact I called Bill a dick. Guess I don't respect men, either. Or maybe it's just individuals I don't respect. Could that be it? Nah. It must be all women.
You really sound monotone because you only have one note and that's all you play.
Please stop tone policing.
hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
Dave
Staff member
And yet the next thing you said is I hated women. So "hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm" back atcha.
I don't question that you love men because of your impassioned defense of masculinity, among other things
Dave
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DWS facing the democratic delegates from Florida - HER OWN STATE! Delicious.
http://www.cnn.com/2016/07/22/politics/dnc-wikileaks-emails/index.html[DOUBLEPOST=1469456256,1469456180][/DOUBLEPOST]
http://www.cnn.com/2016/07/22/politics/dnc-wikileaks-emails/index.html[DOUBLEPOST=1469456256,1469456180][/DOUBLEPOST]
Both masculinity and femininity deserve to be defended. Neither is inherently better or worse. But I don't expect you to get that because you get so dizzy up there on that high white horse.
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You should make this your signature, since otherwise you don't really get the benefit of the doubt
white horse is one of my top-5 Taylor Swift songs.
anyways, i'm gonna go early vote this week in the primary and I can't decide if I'll vote in the Republican or Democrat one
anyways, i'm gonna go early vote this week in the primary and I can't decide if I'll vote in the Republican or Democrat one
Given that he's actively casting off all privilege, this is probably a point of pride....you don't really get the benefit of the doubt
no one cares, go fuck yourself
I was interested in what he said on the topic.no one cares, go fuck yourself
Is that real? Seems too on-the-nose given her feud with Katy Perry.
fairly certain that song came out over 5 years before dark horse
Well, yeah, she hadn't even been born before then.
Her first album is okay, but slightly problematic
Fearless is where she really comes into her own as a songwriter. Speak Now is... okay too. I'm not going to throw it on to listen all the way through anymore. And then Red and 1989 are both different kinds of masterpieces.
Fearless is where she really comes into her own as a songwriter. Speak Now is... okay too. I'm not going to throw it on to listen all the way through anymore. And then Red and 1989 are both different kinds of masterpieces.
These are 4 things from the last week:
1. Trump criticized Tim Kaine for his tenure as Governor of New Jersey, a position he has never held. This is egregious for 2 reasons: Kaine was the Governor of Virginia, which is a different state, and considering that Trump is all buddy-buddy with the corrupt scandal-riddled sac of hogshit who is currently infesting Trenton, he's had no room to talk anyway! Trump was probably referring to Tom Kean, who was the Republican Governor of New Jersey from 1982 to 1990. Tom Kean was actually a very popular governor and won re-election in 1985 by a landslide. His successor, Jim Florio, not so much, though he did a fairly decent job.
2. GOP Pundits post to social media that they are confused and dismayed by "inclusive restrooms" at the DNC, meaning basically a unisex restroom that anyone is welcome to use regardless of gender / gender identity. The idea that it's a bathroom that anyone can use was apparently baffling. Sure, they'll be able to figure out a budget policy affecting hundreds of millions of Americans, but a shared bathroom? *head asplode*
3. Fox News viewers are freaking the fuck out that actor Bradley Cooper is at the DNC, because 2 years ago he played Chris Kyle in American Sniper. This apparently is a huge betrayal, as far as they are concerned.
4. The North Carolina GOP leadership criticized Tim Kaine for wearing a pin on his lapel during his speech. They identified it as "The Flag of Honduras."
The pin he was actually wearing is a "Blue Service Star" pin
, which is worn by family members of service members. His son is currently deployed Marine. North Carolina is the home of Fort Bragg, one of the largest military installations in the world.
1. Trump criticized Tim Kaine for his tenure as Governor of New Jersey, a position he has never held. This is egregious for 2 reasons: Kaine was the Governor of Virginia, which is a different state, and considering that Trump is all buddy-buddy with the corrupt scandal-riddled sac of hogshit who is currently infesting Trenton, he's had no room to talk anyway! Trump was probably referring to Tom Kean, who was the Republican Governor of New Jersey from 1982 to 1990. Tom Kean was actually a very popular governor and won re-election in 1985 by a landslide. His successor, Jim Florio, not so much, though he did a fairly decent job.
2. GOP Pundits post to social media that they are confused and dismayed by "inclusive restrooms" at the DNC, meaning basically a unisex restroom that anyone is welcome to use regardless of gender / gender identity. The idea that it's a bathroom that anyone can use was apparently baffling. Sure, they'll be able to figure out a budget policy affecting hundreds of millions of Americans, but a shared bathroom? *head asplode*
3. Fox News viewers are freaking the fuck out that actor Bradley Cooper is at the DNC, because 2 years ago he played Chris Kyle in American Sniper. This apparently is a huge betrayal, as far as they are concerned.
4. The North Carolina GOP leadership criticized Tim Kaine for wearing a pin on his lapel during his speech. They identified it as "The Flag of Honduras."
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