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07-10-2017 , 09:45 AM
5ive,

Yeah. The Dems position on all things military, police, NSA, and well almost everything because you can include coal, pipelines, welfare reform, Wall St. deregulation etc, has been that they just have to be less bad than the Republicans.
07-10-2017 , 10:01 AM
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Originally Posted by wil318466
They were guaranteed to get nothing with Clinton. They made a rational choice, even if they wind up with nothing 4 years from now. That's all I'm saying. You very well may wind up being right, I fully admit that. I'm simply saying I understand WHY they did it.
were they tho?

didnt clinton promise reeducation and retraining for careers in new fields bc those coal jobs were gonezo?

seems that she told the truth and put forth a feasible and promising plan.
07-10-2017 , 10:05 AM
Victor bringing facts to a feelings fight.
07-10-2017 , 10:08 AM
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Originally Posted by 5ive
Victor bringing facts to a feelings fight.
Yeah, HRC brought facts to a feeling fight as well.
07-10-2017 , 10:09 AM
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Originally Posted by microbet
5ive,

Yeah. The Dems position on all things military, police, NSA, and well almost everything because you can include coal, pipelines, welfare reform, Wall St. deregulation etc, has been that they just have to be less bad than the Republicans.
O was in the quintessential damned-if-you-do/don't situation with conservatives.

Although I have to restate my earlier assumptions. I had forgotten about '8 years later and O made race relations worse!'

That's definitely #1 in the power rankings with this whole hawk/pacifist conundrum being a strong #2.
07-10-2017 , 10:12 AM
They hunted an old-ass man to the end of the earth and are being labelled p*****s. Imagine if O had, on the 1st of office, said, "Yeah, so, 9/11 totally sucked baaallllls, we can all agree on that, but, like, we've killed orders and orders of magnitudes more of their d00dz at this point. Maybe it's time to just call the whole thing off, right?"
07-10-2017 , 10:35 AM
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Originally Posted by 2OutsNoProb
Your analysis that predicted a Trump win was based on seeing people's lawn signs in Pennsylvania coupled with following the LATimes poll, which was actually the least accurate of any polling organization.
play bad get there.
07-10-2017 , 10:45 AM
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Originally Posted by Victor
were they tho?

didnt clinton promise reeducation and retraining for careers in new fields bc those coal jobs were gonezo?

seems that she told the truth and put forth a feasible and promising plan.
They felt betrayed and have slowly lost everything.

What would you have done? You people make me laugh. You trip over yourselves telling each other how you really, truly understand what people of different cultures and ethnicities feel deep down inside, you know, because white supremacy and everything, but you don't know how your own people do. Losing the white rust belt vote to the GOP is just an awful embarrassment.

How can anyone not see this?

As always, nonstop leftist idiocy.
07-10-2017 , 10:48 AM
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Originally Posted by 5ive
They hunted an old-ass man to the end of the earth and are being labelled p*****s. Imagine if O had, on the 1st of office, said, "Yeah, so, 9/11 totally sucked baaallllls, we can all agree on that, but, like, we've killed orders and orders of magnitudes more of their d00dz at this point. Maybe it's time to just call the whole thing off, right?"
heh, reminds me of when rumsfeld said the first part. it was in response to breaking the one thousand merican dead in iraq. he was like, "well ya we lost a thousand men, but we kill 5 or 10 thousand of them every month."

so ya, he was using it to justify the war continuing. and I am pretty sure the republicans and conservatives would share this pov. when they hear that we are killing "orders of magnitude more" then I am pretty sure that their first thought is "cool, keep it up" and certainly not "ok thats enough."
07-10-2017 , 10:51 AM
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Originally Posted by wil318466
They felt betrayed and have slowly lost everything.

What would you have done? You people make me laugh. You trip over yourselves telling each other how you really, truly understand what people of different cultures and ethnicities feel deep down inside, you know, because white supremacy and everything, but you don't know how your own people do. Losing the white rust belt vote to the GOP is just an awful embarrassment.

How can anyone not see this?

As always, nonstop leftist idiocy.
we certainly dont claim to understand how other ppl feel. that is why we argue and fight for those ppl to be represented and to be able to express how they feel.

and when trying to understand how other ppl feel, and what drives them, the first thing that we do is listen to them. that goes for foreign and exotic cultures, or for rust belt bigots. ultimately, they will tell you what they value.
07-10-2017 , 10:51 AM
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Originally Posted by wil318466
They felt betrayed and have slowly lost everything.

What would you have done?


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Originally Posted by wil318466
Disadvantaged? Yeah great. Get on with it or go lay down in the corner and cry.
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07-10-2017 , 11:14 AM
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Originally Posted by wil318466
They felt betrayed and have slowly lost everything.

What would you have done? You people make me laugh. You trip over yourselves telling each other how you really, truly understand what people of different cultures and ethnicities feel deep down inside, you know, because white supremacy and everything, but you don't know how your own people do. Losing the white rust belt vote to the GOP is just an awful embarrassment.

How can anyone not see this?

As always, nonstop leftist idiocy.
anyway, I dont doubt that they felt betrayed and have lost a lot. so have tons of other ppl. look at the autoworkers. and other factory workers. I mean, we have been over this many times, but no longer can you graduate from high school and get any ole job at the local plant without any further training and make a nice middle class living.

but, as for the coal miners, I think that hillarys plan was much better. it was more honest and had much greater chance of actually happening and a much greater chance of actually working.

its clear that trump never had any actual plan to help the miners. nor is any plan really feasible without disrupting other sectors.

now, he has instituted some reforms that benefit the coal company executives. now they can pollute with impunity. ironically, that will actually cost jobs as now the coal mines can operate with less ppl bc smaller clean up crews are required.

anyway, the rest of your post is a non sequitor.
07-10-2017 , 11:57 AM
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Originally Posted by batair
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Yeah, I was gonna rainbow that one.
07-10-2017 , 11:59 AM
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Originally Posted by Victor
we certainly dont claim to understand how other ppl feel. that is why we argue and fight for those ppl to be represented and to be able to express how they feel.

and when trying to understand how other ppl feel, and what drives them, the first thing that we do is listen to them. that goes for foreign and exotic cultures, or for rust belt bigots. ultimately, they will tell you what they value.
Where do you guys get this ****? Is there a leftist idiot handbook that is secretly passed around?
07-10-2017 , 12:20 PM
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Originally Posted by wil318466
Where do you guys get this ****? Is there a leftist idiot handbook that is secretly passed around?
If listening is that hard, start with simply hearing

is the title.
07-10-2017 , 12:26 PM
It's called "Lunacy 101".

Required reading in the main forum.
07-10-2017 , 12:34 PM
What page of your propaganda talking point book do you all get the leftist shtick when there are none in the goverment and barely any in the US or its media.
07-10-2017 , 12:56 PM
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Originally Posted by Victor
we certainly dont claim to understand how other ppl feel. that is why we argue and fight for those ppl to be represented and to be able to express how they feel.

and when trying to understand how other ppl feel, and what drives them, the first thing that we do is listen to them. that goes for foreign and exotic cultures, or for rust belt bigots. ultimately, they will tell you what they value.
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Originally Posted by wil318466
Where do you guys get this ****? Is there a leftist idiot handbook that is secretly passed around?
Here's a handbook from Mexico. Sixth Declaration of the Selva Lacandona

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Not to make agreements from above to be imposed below, but to make accords to go together to listen and to organize outrage. Not to raise movements which are later negotiated behind the backs of those who made them, but to always take into account the opinions of those participating. Not to seek gifts, positions, advantages, public positions, from the Power or those who aspire to it, but to go beyond the election calendar. Not to try to resolve from above the problems of our Nation, but to build FROM BELOW AND FOR BELOW an alternative to neoliberal destruction, an alternative of the left for Mexico.

Yes to reciprocal respect for the autonomy and independence of organizations, for their methods of struggle, for their ways of organizing, for their internal decision making processes, for their legitimate representations.
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And then we stopped our war, and we listened to those brothers and sisters from the city who were telling us to try to reach an arrangement or an accord with the bad governments, so that the problem could be resolved without a massacre. And so we paid attention to them, because they were what we call “the people,” or the Mexican people. And so we set aside the fire and took up the word.
"listen" comes up 27 times in a pretty short document.
07-10-2017 , 02:15 PM
Again, so sorry to interrupt with things related to Donald Trump, but the president of the US spent hours this morning breathlessly tweeting things he watched on Fox And Friends
07-10-2017 , 02:18 PM
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Originally Posted by goofyballer
I think your problem is that the idea of "peak wil" denies the reality that wil is always at full blast.
I think he's probably achieved a new peak in wishing an unnecessary and agonisingly painful death upon 25 million people.
07-10-2017 , 02:22 PM
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Originally Posted by wil318466
They felt betrayed and have slowly lost everything.

What would you have done? You people make me laugh. You trip over yourselves telling each other how you really, truly understand what people of different cultures and ethnicities feel deep down inside, you know, because white supremacy and everything, but you don't know how your own people do. Losing the white rust belt vote to the GOP is just an awful embarrassment.

How can anyone not see this?

As always, nonstop leftist idiocy.
Next up will be truck drivers replaced by automation. I guess we're supposed to empathise with them when they vote for a Nazi too?
07-10-2017 , 02:24 PM
Trump:



As the Washington Post patiently explains in a manner befit for a seven year old: nope
07-10-2017 , 02:37 PM
19 other nations in G20 agree to remain committed to Paris agreement, isolating the US

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World leaders struck a compromise on Saturday to move forward collectively on climate change without the United States, declaring the Paris accord “irreversible” while acknowledging President Trump’s decision to withdraw from the agreement.

In a final communiqué at the conclusion of the Group of 20 summit meeting in Hamburg, Germany, the nations took “note” of Mr. Trump’s decision to abandon the pact and “immediately cease” efforts to enact former President Barack Obama’s pledge of curbing greenhouse gas emissions 26 to 28 percent below 2005 levels by 2025.

But the other 19 members of the group broke explicitly with Mr. Trump in their embrace of the international deal, signing off on a detailed policy blueprint outlining how their countries could meet their goals in the pact.
07-10-2017 , 02:43 PM
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Originally Posted by BroadwaySushy
LOL no. Macron looks up to Trump. He's like his hero.

You could tell by the way he just had to stand beside him. He was like a little puppy looking at his master.
Under Trump, Europe's criticism of America loses its restraints

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Mr. Macron, who waved his iPhone around during the meeting as a symbol of global trade, sharply criticized those like Mr. Trump who do not support multilateral institutions but push nationalism instead.

“We need better coordination, more coordination,” Mr. Macron said. “We need those organizations that were created out of the Second World War. Otherwise, we will be moving back toward narrow-minded nationalism.”
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“Whatever leadership is,” said one senior French diplomat, who was not authorized to speak by name and insisted on anonymity, “it is not being outvoted, 19 to 1.”
lol sushy
07-10-2017 , 02:48 PM
busy, busy giving it away

      
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