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Beto is the furry that wants to storm your house to take your guns.
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Because "Boomer" is supposed to refer specifically to the Baby Boomer generation, but due to people who use them as a convenient scapegoat for every single problem in existence has instead become a way for eternal teenagers still bitter over having to move out of the house and get jobs to use "grownup" as an insult and direct it at anyone that tells them that medical equipment, food, and iphones don't fall from the sky just because you declared capitalism over.
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There are more assortments of guns than just AKs and ARs. Even I know that.
If more trained civilians have guns, then theoretically, public shootings would decrease.
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Nobody is "storming" anything and "History books" wouldn't even notice if the WuFlu was as bad as the doomers in the media are claiming.
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Robert's just mad he'll be remembered as one of the most overfunded losers ever and a man too ashamed of being white so he LARPS as Mexican. Similar to Wilhelm LARPing as an Italian or William LARPing as a less southern man than he is.
Seriously, what is WITH that name change shit? The last batch of dudes I know that did that were the Old Bolsheviks.
Seriously, what is WITH that name change shit? The last batch of dudes I know that did that were the Old Bolsheviks.
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Just looks like Beto is shook cause ma nigga donald wants a gang war and he got SOJAS with gats
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More like he's mad that he won't be remembered at all. I seriously doubt anyone really remembers him now in any significant way. Another decade and he won't even be trivia question worthy.
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History won't remember Beto. It won't even remember the El Paso shooting... some people in El Paso probably won't even remember it after a while. It wont' be mentioned in any grade school or high school text, but the Wu Flu will... and that drives people like Beto nuts, that their attempts to "end history" so that nothing can be seen as more important than they and their pet issues, has failed. Or rather, has proven ineffectively subordinate to REAL history now that one of those generational events has happened.
History covers things like war and plague that leave body counts of say 65 million (WWII) or 2 million from Corona, and hasn't the time to care for your exalted 22 gun deaths (a drop in the bucket anyway compared to national firearm homicides, more black kids bought it this week in Chicago I'll bet, where's your outrage for THEM?). No matter how important they are to your sensibilities and election strategies, they are not this historical thing that you can promote to martyr status because muh assault weapons.
That's why the left hates factual history, and pushes insane post modern narrative-history:" X happened, women most affected. "Y" was invented by brave POCs, then stolen by whitey. Cultures that left no written statement they hated transsexuals, obviously, must have been big supporters of trans rights!"
It has to be subjective, untestable and overtly feelings based, otherwise it ultimately will discard 90% of them as unremarkable. Their egos, stroked through a lifetime of participation trophies and exclusive schools in posh neighborhoods, irreconcilably conflicts with the notion that they no more worthy of a marble edifice than the next party hack, let alone average Joe.
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"Republicans put lives in danger to try to steal an election — now they want to take your away right to vote"
This is the chair of the DNC writing this.
https://thehill.com/opinion/campaig...-to-try-to-steal-an-election-now-they-want-to
If they truly believe this, and don't take up arms, they're fucking subhuman cowards. If they don't believe it, then they're just manipulative dicks who think poorly of the public.
This is the chair of the DNC writing this.
https://thehill.com/opinion/campaig...-to-try-to-steal-an-election-now-they-want-to
Republicans put lives in danger to try to steal an election — now they want to take your away right to vote
By Tom Perez, opinion contributor — 04/17/20 03:00 PM EDT 863
The views expressed by contributors are their own and not the view of The Hill
© Greg Nash
On election night in Wisconsin last week, I spoke to a mother of two undergoing chemotherapy treatment. She prides herself on being an active participant in our democracy, and she made a timely request for an absentee ballot. But it didn’t arrive until after Election Day. And with the COVID-19 pandemic, going to a polling location could have been extremely hazardous to her health. One would think the elected officials who represent her would fight to make sure she could make her voice heard without risking her safety. Instead, Wisconsin Republicans fought to suppress her constitutional right to vote.
She is not alone. Thousands of voters across Wisconsin were disenfranchised for no other reason than craven Republican self-interest. They wanted to win the election for a seat on the state’s Supreme Court. They knew they couldn’t win it by letting people vote, so what did they do? They exploited a public health emergency in an attempt to steal the election. One Wisconsin voter brought a sign to the polls that said it best: “This is ridiculous.”
But guess what? It didn’t work. Against all odds, Wisconsin voters fought back and elected Judge Karofsky to the state’s Supreme Court. I know Judge Karofsky will be fair and make decisions based on the rule of law, not a hyper-partisan agenda. And Wisconsinites will be well-served by her sound judgement.
This remarkable result speaks to the grassroots enthusiasm for Democrats in Wisconsin and across the country. And it should terrify Donald Trump and every other Wisconsin Republican.
But even though Republicans failed this time, you can bet they’re going to keep trying to suppress people’s votes all the way through November. They’re going to keep forcing millions of Americans to choose between their safety and their vote. And to add insult to injury, they’re going to keep defending their actions by pushing the widely debunked myth of widespread “voter fraud.”
Time and again, the GOP has resorted to this lie to deny voters their constitutional rights. Now they’ve stepped up the mythmaking, claiming — without any evidence — that vote-by-mail ballots would result in increased fraud. There’s just one problem with that theory: It’s patently false, and Republicans know it.
Several states, including Oregon, Colorado and Utah, have already employed expanded vote-by-mail successfully in their elections. Not only that, but President Trump, first lady Melania Trump, Vice President Pence and Republican National Committee Chairwoman Ronna McDaniel have all voted by mail. They just don’t want to afford you that right.
This is not a war on voter fraud; it’s a war on voters.
Even some Republican governors and secretaries of state aren’t willing to go along with their party’s lies. Ohio, for example, is using vote-by-mail for upcoming elections. In fact, just last week, the spokesperson for the Republican Ohio secretary of State said, “Ohioans can be confident that their vote-by-mail ballots are as safe and secure as the votes cast on Election Day.”
As a career civil right rights lawyer, I’ve seen and fought against a lot of voter suppression in my day. I thought I was old enough that nothing could surprise anymore. But this is a whole new level of corruption. This is voter suppression on steroids, and it’s the foundation of the Republican Party’s strategy.
Republicans know they can’t win on their ideas, so they have to suppress the vote to have any chance of victory. This is the oldest trick in the GOP playbook. In fact, in 1980, prominent conservative Paul Weyrich admitted as much, saying, “I don’t want everybody to vote. … [Republican] leverage in the elections, quite candidly, goes up as the voting populace goes down.” Now, they’re exploiting a public health crisis to gain that leverage, and endangering millions of lives in the process.
But the American people know a con job when they see it, and they won’t be fooled.
Wisconsin should teach us two things. First, the GOP will stop at nothing, including putting people’s lives at risk, to win an election. And second, the American people have the power to stop them, just like they did in Wisconsin.
The right to vote is the right that protects all others. It is the foundation of our democracy. And Democrats are showing true leadership during this crisis by advocating for the health and safety of the American people and the integrity of our elections. That’s why we’ve called on all states to employ vote-by-mail, expand early voting, and implement a variety of other reforms to make it easier and safer for Americans to make their voices heard during this pandemic. Because you shouldn’t have to win the geographic lottery to exercise your right to the ballot.
We believe elections should be about which party has the best ideas, not which party can silence the most voters. We believe government has a fundamental role in keeping people safe and allowing them to exercise their fundamental freedoms.
We cannot let this pandemic bring our democracy to a halt or silence the voices of people across the country, especially in communities of color, which have been among the hardest hit by the coronavirus and historically targeted by Republican voter suppression efforts. Trump and Republican leaders are playing games with people’s lives and constitutional rights. And American voters will make them pay the price on Election Day when they elect Joe Biden as the next president of the United States.
Tom Perez is the chair of the Democratic National Committee. During the Obama administration, Perez served as head of the Justice Department's Civil Rights Division and then as secretary of Labor. Follow him on Twitter @TomPerez.
If they truly believe this, and don't take up arms, they're fucking subhuman cowards. If they don't believe it, then they're just manipulative dicks who think poorly of the public.
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Heck I saw the tweets and thought it was some rando. Took me a minute before I remembered, "oh yeah, wasn't he running for president?"
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They are Subhuman Manipulative Cowardly Dicks regardless of what they truly believe or not.
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"They want to take your away right to vote".
Hypocrites! They're the ones who count on lots of dead people coming to vote.
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Orange people need to support each other.
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Aging punk rocker offers up another brilliant take on the situation:
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I mean I wish citizens would recreate the Battle of Athens, often. It's what politicians deserve when they start thinking they're made of better things than the rest of us, when they think they can use the Law to serve them.
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This stuff is coming straight from the DNC, so that when they refuse to have a debate, due to the fact they nominated a potato, they can have their media puppets claim that it was actually because Trump was too scared, and the npcs, having been pre-programmed, will gladly parrot it no matter how much evidence showing the opposite is waved in their faces.
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I might be reading this wrong but I have not seen a single mention of Ben Glieb, which speaks just how irrelevant he really is.