What does she think Biden has planned for his first day?
But not their adrenal glands. Save those for later processing.Day 1. Take Away All Guns.
Day 2. Forced sterilization of all white people.
Day 3. Enjoy the billion dollars of Soros money.
Day 4. Rape all da childrens.
Day 5. Eat all the childrens.
Patently absurd. There are no children left after the Dems aborted them all.Day 1. Take Away All Guns.
Day 2. Forced sterilization of all white people.
Day 3. Enjoy the billion dollars of Soros money.
Day 4. Rape all da childrens.
Day 5. Eat all the childrens.
I just woke up and I already want to just go back to bed.I'm fucking tired already.
TBF, his idea of a proper penalty for rape is a 1-game suspension.
“We probably could have had a swearing-in and inauguration later after we got this virus behind us a little bit. Again, we’re talking about Washington, D.C.,” Alabama senator Tommy Tuberville said in an interview.
No, the inauguration cannot wait for the pandemic to be over. Not only does the constitution set the date, but it's unlikely the pandemic will end as long as Dolt45 is still in control.
There really is no limit to how stupid Republicans can be, is there?
If only these people had some sort of book to read that outlined rules on how to treat other people.And, this isn’t that far from me, I actually have relatives in this town. Not sure if they go to the church or not.
Trump-supporting Minnesota pastor tells followers to 'arm up'
The pastor claims the Democrats are preparing to "unleash" Antifa and Black Lives Matter.bringmethenews.com
As a Jew, I find it ironic that Christians seem to like our part of the book more than theirs.If only these people had some sort of book to read that outlined rules on how to treat other people.
Your part of the book has a lot more vengeance, smiting, and punishment. The second half is all compassion and forgiveness, and no one signs up for that.As a Jew, I find it ironic that Christians seem to like our part of the book more than theirs.
People in power rarely do.You part of the book has a lot more vengeance, smiting, and punishment. They second half is all compassion and forgiveness, and no one signs up for that.
Desperate, not stupid. They're at that "But now I'm calling you on my new Comcast digital voice home phone service" stage of desperation, the stage where they begin to seriously contemplate courses of action that seem like they came straight out of a John Landis movie.There really is no limit to how stupid Republicans can be, is there?
Fox network != Fox News.Reason in three letters: N. F. L.
You sure about that? I think Disney might own some part of Fox the network now. But I'm too tired to dig right now. It's a school night.Fox Corporation = Fox News = Fox Network.
Disney had to sell most of Fox Sports to Sinclair Media in order to avoid an anti-trust smackdown from the government. So...You sure about that? I think Disney might own some part of Fox the network now. But I'm too tired to dig right now. It's a school night.
If someone had a senator who's name means "Potato town", I would expect it to be Alabama!I still can't believe we have Tuberville as a senator. Thanks a lot Alabama.
If his first name was Spuds, he would have actually been federally required to serve in Idaho. That's just the law.If someone had a senator who's name means "Potato town", I would expect it to be Alabama!
Or Idaho.
Unfortunately, bankruptcy isn't even a minor setback.Hang on, can someone help me find my violin? I can't find it. It's REALLY tiny.
Maybe I should find my microscope first.
Well...shit.
So y'all have heard about "Toxic Masculinity," but what about "Hegemonic Masculinity?"“There is a strong emphasis on the manly, occasionally to the point of ridiculing the ‘wimp.’”
And toxic masculinity confirmed!
The article then goes on to suggest that this appears to be a likely explanation for the Motivated Reasoning that keeps Trump supporters supporting Trump even when confronted with all the [logical] reasons not to, and there are survey results which would seem to back this up.what exactly is hegemonic masculinity? [...It's] based on a societal-level perception of the appropriate role of males. Specifically, it views the traditional role of males—namely that they're the dominant focus of society—as how society should be ordered. [...] In this view, women aren't responsible for enhancing feelings of masculinity in men; instead, they're expected to help reinforce the societal order.
--Patrickthe researchers were able to gauge both support for Trump and the participants' feelings on masculinity, racism, and sexism. The researchers started doing a series of regressions, controlling for affects like the participants' political affiliations, gender, and so on, before getting into the meat of the analysis. [...] That analysis showed that the sort of prejudices you might expect—sexism, racism, and xenophobia—were associated with support for Trump. But even after those were adjusted for, hegemonic masculinity was still associated with support for Trump. This was true even though hegemonic masculinity was also associated with prejudices like sexism and racism that also drove support for Trump—it had its own effect independent of them.
[Hegemonic masculinity] predicted voting for and evaluations of Trump equally well for women and men, White and non-White participants, Democrats and Republicans, and across levels of education [,and] the association was far stronger than that for threat-focused masculinity.
Better tag @Tinwhistler I bet he'd like theseStaple a copy of this comic to more than a few foreheads...