lumpenprole

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by lumpenprole 6y ago
In reality we all know that you care more about bullshit voter fraud than actual voter suppression.
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by lumpenprole 6y ago
Not really. You could hang out here instead.
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by lumpenprole 6y ago
Which part was the mistake? Breaking in, looting, parading the confederate flag, killing a cop, insurrection?
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by lumpenprole 6y ago
Hopefully.
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by lumpenprole 6y ago
Yes! They could get Peter Thiel back on board. It would be like old times.
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by lumpenprole 6y ago
It is to people who get furious at the thought of a gay wedding.
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by lumpenprole 6y ago
Yes, after four years of the Trump administration, this is what we'll scratch our heads about. This is what will seem strange and surreal and irrational. Absolutely.
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by lumpenprole 6y ago
> banning the president - who said LEAVE IN PEACE is what we should be doing He read that, in the usual monotone he reserves for words he doesn't believe for a second. Did you actually believe he was sincere?
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by lumpenprole 6y ago
If being a billionaire doesn't allow you give the finger to the stupidest people in America, what's the point?
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by lumpenprole 6y ago
First they came for the National Socialists.
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by lumpenprole 6y ago
Twitter is an American company. Americans don't care about what happens anywhere else. Don't complicate it.
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by lumpenprole 6y ago
You do know that the Republicans repeatedly dragged tech CEOs in front of their kangaroo courts to air their entirely fabricated grievances, right? Why would technology companies be worried about Democrats after surviving four years of that
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by lumpenprole 6y ago
Good point. Someone has to pay for their disability benefits.
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by lumpenprole 6y ago
Interesting. Is anyone with a shred of credibility confirming that?
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by lumpenprole 6y ago
Oh puhleez. Now it's Reddit's fault? The rest of us are supposed to spend our time keeping these wingnuts from radicalizing themselves?
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by lumpenprole 6y ago
Twitter isn't censoring the vast majority of people. One group will be the vast majority of people who don't get kicked off Twitter. The other group will be a relatively tiny collection of extremists.
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by lumpenprole 6y ago
The plural of city is cities.
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by lumpenprole 6y ago
Tens of millions of people who are, and always have been, more concerned about fake voter fraud than actual voter suppression.
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by lumpenprole 6y ago
More to the point, Trumpism is synonymous with authoritarianism. (A particularly lazy and incompetent authoritarianism, fortunately.)
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by lumpenprole 6y ago
So they slept through four years of Trump and this outrage is the first step in their Great Awakening? I'll go out on a limb and suggest that they were never going to be "open to liberalism" in the first place.
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by lumpenprole 6y ago
Everything but appeasement with these people is "playing with fire". 82 million people are tired of it.
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by lumpenprole 6y ago
"Cities under siege" is hyperbolic nonsense. What paved the way for this week's lunacy was a concerted effort to cast doubt on the entire democratic process by lying about it, spread by grifters and fed to rubes. Blaming &quo
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by lumpenprole 6y ago
Agreed, the statement that "the right is deeply upset by what they feel is censorship of their thoughts, which fuels their rage" doesn't necessarily apply to the entire right. It certainly does apply to the subset that recent
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by lumpenprole 6y ago
Merrick Garland.
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by lumpenprole 6y ago
The right is always deeply upset. Their rage has been fueled by demagogues and grifters for decades now. It's time to stop appeasing them.
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by lumpenprole 6y ago
I'm not sure that the Republican Party can maintain the current rube/scumbag coalition that long without Trump.
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by lumpenprole 6y ago
"Real people" already got killed. Might be time to put down the Both Sides bong.
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by lumpenprole 6y ago
Yes, the best way to build trust is to act as a megaphone for Donald Trump.
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by lumpenprole 6y ago
First they came for the narcissistic sociopaths and I said nothing.
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by lumpenprole 6y ago
It's not a gang, it's a club.

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