Nominated for POTD...JustinSane » 15 Jul 2024, 2:28 pm » wrote: ↑ Ask anyone for the 10 top points of what they'd do if they had a time machine, I'll guarantee nearly every single list will have 'kill Hitler before his ascendance to power'.
So, calling your political opposition neo-Nazis and 'literally Hitler' (not sure how that works), is deliberately calling to that universal desire to kill Hitler before he can start. We all know calling someone Hitler is a dog-whistle for 'kill this **** before he ravages Europe', 'It's open season on this pig-****, take your best shot' and so on. What the left-wing media has been doing by repeatedly shouting this ridiculous, juvenile invective about Trump and his followers, is not just recklessly irresponsible, it is deliberate reckless endangerment with a salivating hope for violence. Moral side of the political spectrum, my ***.
Some washed up toss-pot comedian (Bill Maher I think), said the left has had the rug of morality pulled out from under it by the Trump assassination attempt. No it hasn't. Like the recent Biden/Trump debate, the left has just experienced another 'Emperor has no clothes' moment - only this time, it applies to all of them. They are the immoral side of the discussion and have been for some time - and this event is showing it to everyone. In the media, in the street, and in everyday discussions with work colleagues, I'm hearing the same laughing comments .. 'shame he didn't get better gun training, then he could've done it properly.' 'Better luck next time.' and 'Why did they stop him?'
Words fail me. Donald Trump has a wife and children.. grandchildren. If that's really how the left feels, that seems to me like a pretty bloody slender rug that was pulled. I'd go as far as saying it's one of their own imagining
And, 'get better gun training'?.. In order to do what exactly?... protect democracy by assassinating their political opposition, I suppose - since putting their political opposition in jail has been an abject failure?
God preserve us from the moral left
Same.
JustinSane » 15 Jul 2024, 2:28 pm » wrote: ↑ Ask anyone for the 10 top points of what they'd do if they had a time machine, I'll guarantee nearly every single list will have 'kill Hitler before his ascendance to power'.
So, calling your political opposition neo-Nazis and 'literally Hitler' (not sure how that works), is deliberately calling to that universal desire to kill Hitler before he can start. We all know calling someone Hitler is a dog-whistle for 'kill this **** before he ravages Europe', 'It's open season on this pig-****, take your best shot' and so on. What the left-wing media has been doing by repeatedly shouting this ridiculous, juvenile invective about Trump and his followers, is not just recklessly irresponsible, it is deliberate reckless endangerment with a salivating hope for violence. Moral side of the political spectrum, my ***.
Some washed up toss-pot comedian (Bill Maher I think), said the left has had the rug of morality pulled out from under it by the Trump assassination attempt. No it hasn't. Like the recent Biden/Trump debate, the left has just experienced another 'Emperor has no clothes' moment - only this time, it applies to all of them. They are the immoral side of the discussion and have been for some time - and this event is showing it to everyone. In the media, in the street, and in everyday discussions with work colleagues, I'm hearing the same laughing comments .. 'shame he didn't get better gun training, then he could've done it properly.' 'Better luck next time.' and 'Why did they stop him?'
Words fail me. Donald Trump has a wife and children.. grandchildren. If that's really how the left feels, that seems to me like a pretty bloody slender rug that was pulled. I'd go as far as saying it's one of their own imagining
And, 'get better gun training'?.. In order to do what exactly?... protect democracy by assassinating their political opposition, I suppose - since putting their political opposition in jail has been an abject failure?
God preserve us from the moral left
Wow. Well put.*Huey » 15 Jul 2024, 5:35 pm » wrote: ↑ My opinions on things like that differ a little. I am not one to go back and change history. Sure, it would be noble to kill hitler before the he was in Charge. But where would we be as a country today? Would we even be here? I believe everything that happened in the past makes us what we are today.
As example I don't wish to change anything in my own life because one little change from regret could mean I am not where I am not. And there is no certainty that in a year things will still be good for me. I have made some awful decision in life. But if I change those decisions would it affect the decisions I made that were good?
You imbeciles are such hysterical losers.JustinSane » 15 Jul 2024, 2:28 pm » wrote: ↑ Ask anyone for the 10 top points of what they'd do if they had a time machine, I'll guarantee nearly every single list will have 'kill Hitler before his ascendance to power'.
So, calling your political opposition neo-Nazis and 'literally Hitler' (not sure how that works), is deliberately calling to that universal desire to kill Hitler before he can start. We all know calling someone Hitler is a dog-whistle for 'kill this **** before he ravages Europe', 'It's open season on this pig-****, take your best shot' and so on. What the left-wing media has been doing by repeatedly shouting this ridiculous, juvenile invective about Trump and his followers, is not just recklessly irresponsible, it is deliberate reckless endangerment with a salivating hope for violence. Moral side of the political spectrum, my ***.
Some washed up toss-pot comedian (Bill Maher I think), said the left has had the rug of morality pulled out from under it by the Trump assassination attempt. No it hasn't. Like the recent Biden/Trump debate, the left has just experienced another 'Emperor has no clothes' moment - only this time, it applies to all of them. They are the immoral side of the discussion and have been for some time - and this event is showing it to everyone. In the media, in the street, and in everyday discussions with work colleagues, I'm hearing the same laughing comments .. 'shame he didn't get better gun training, then he could've done it properly.' 'Better luck next time.' and 'Why did they stop him?'
Words fail me. Donald Trump has a wife and children.. grandchildren. If that's really how the left feels, that seems to me like a pretty bloody slender rug that was pulled. I'd go as far as saying it's one of their own imagining
And, 'get better gun training'?.. In order to do what exactly?... protect democracy by assassinating their political opposition, I suppose - since putting their political opposition in jail has been an abject failure?
God preserve us from the moral left
Blackvegetable » 16 Jul 2024, 6:20 am » wrote: ↑ You imbeciles are such hysterical losers.
https://www.reuters.com/world/us/jd-van ... 024-07-15/

Democrats and even some Republicans have questioned whether Vance, who wrote a bestselling memoir "Hillbilly Elegy" and is now a U.S. senator from Ohio, is driven more by opportunism than ideology.Blackvegetable » 16 Jul 2024, 6:20 am » wrote: ↑ You imbeciles are such hysterical losers.
https://www.reuters.com/world/us/jd-van ... 024-07-15/
I think it's more about him being a windsock..LowIQTrash » 16 Jul 2024, 12:24 pm » wrote: ↑ Democrats and even some Republicans have questioned whether Vance, who wrote a bestselling memoir "Hillbilly Elegy" and is now a U.S. senator from Ohio, is driven more by opportunism than ideology.
Name one person in a high level pos who isn't "driven more by opportunism than ideology" today...lol...
I can't name a single conjob today who ISN'T a windsock...and wait until Trumptards find out Tucker Carlson might be the most "opportunistic" of them all
That I can't argue with...the GOP has become a massive racket.LowIQTrash » 16 Jul 2024, 12:27 pm » wrote: ↑ I can't name a single conjob today who ISN'T a windsock...and wait until Trumptards find out Tucker Carlson might be the most "opportunistic" of them all
RICO Racketeering!Blackvegetable » 16 Jul 2024, 12:40 pm » wrote: ↑ That I can't argue with...the GOP has become a massive racket.
Free Ride improvises, and Aileen makes it precedent.