actual fear mongering
MSNBC host Mehdi Hasan: if those "on the right win in 2022, to me, democracy looks like it's over in America. Fascism is here to stay." Apparently those who want a much smaller federal government presence in our lives, those who actually support free speech and reject cancel culture, are now the fascists, that's an interesting take on the definition of fascism.
MSNBC host Tiffany Cross: A civil war is here. And I don't mean to by hyperbolic." Democrat Jamaal Bowman, NY: "civil war...is what's at stake right now in terms of this election." Democrats can never just lose an election and go back to the drawing board and figure out how to do better in 2 years, like the GOP did after getting annihilated in 2008 (which is way worse than what democrats will likely face in 2022). Every single time democrats don't get what they want, it's a national disaster, a temper tantrum, a menstrual hissy fit. |
Biden: "if republicans win, inflation will get worse."
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Understanding issues Jim? I guess you didn't see how far Trump and a very large circle of supporters went in order to hold on to power and cancel out hundreds of thousands of votes. That was just the starting point, I guess you haven't tracked the polls, or you would know how many republicans still to this day believe Trump won and that the election was stolen. I guess you aren't aware of how many republican candidates and every level are running on the big lie and if some get into power blue votes might not matter in some locations. The civil war rhetoric was all over every right wing media outlet ahead of the election, during and after, I guess you don't understand some democrats take that threat seriously.
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I’ll wait. Obviously there are more than a few jerks on the right. But as a whole, we take law and order much more seriously than the left, and want a smaller federal government. Those are actual differences between the two sides |
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Bringing up politically motivated riots from the left that were infinitely more destructive and deadly, is whatabout-ism. I love it. So you can never, ever be guilty of hypocrisy. It's all whatabout-ism. Very convenient. You have given yourself a permanent get-out-of-jail free card. |
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in january 6th, not a one. it true for the summer riots. which republicans support violence? you’re right. i hate trump and kid never, ever vote for him in a primary. but i’d vote for him in a general, as all of you will vote for whoever democrats nominate our checks and balances, and the constitution, have shown that they are way more powerful than trump. he can’t do anything the constitution says he can’t do. if his obnoxiousness is the price i’m asked to pay for all the ways that life was better 2 years ago, that’s a price I’ll happily pay. |
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i can match you all day GS. violent crime was lower when trump was president and the gop ran congress. i don’t know if the spike in violence is the democrats fault. but i know liberals celebrate the wholesale slaughter of innocent babies in the womb, liberals never stop attacking the traditional nuclear family and faith, and the liberal motto seems to be “if it feels good, do it.”. those policies have consequences. |
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really jim thats your examples of Violence Pelosi say she wishes she could punch him in the face ... he deserves more than a punch in the face for his Actions on Jan 6th or should i say lack of actions I know your pain, I know you're hurt. We had an election that was stolen from us. It was a landslide election and everyone knows it, especially the other side. But you have to go home now. We have to have peace. We have to have law and order. We have to respect our great people in law and order. We don't want anybody hurt. It's a very tough period of time. There's never been a time like this where such a thing happened where they could take it away from all of us — from me, from you, from our country. This was a fraudulent election, but we can't play into the hands of these people. We have to have peace. So go home. We love you. You're very special. You've seen what happens. You see the way others are treated that are so bad and so evil. I know how you feel, but go home, and go home in peace. all that from the sitting POTUS But but Nancy really |
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now for’murdering a pro trump teenager after a political argument, and a look at the places with the worst crime rates Strong dads are the best way to prevent violence. This is not up for debate. Your side still says dads are no big deal and unnecessary and that love makes a family not two parents. there isn’t a democrat running for office who thinks crime is a winning issue for the left. |
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"Once upon a time, there was a Grand Old Party that asserted itself as the flag bearer of family values. In that fabled past, there was the first divorced president, Ronald Reagan, the thrice-married House Speaker, Newt Gingrich and let's not forget the convicted and jailed child molester, House Speaker Dennis Hastert (just to name a few). Once upon a time, a villainous pretender appeared who yearned to become king and when he was revealed to care nothing for women, driven to abuse their bodies and usurp their most basic freedoms, fellow combatants and other party leaders called him out. 'As the grandfather of two precious girls, I find that no apology can excuse away Donald Trump's reprehensible comments degrading women,' said Jeb Bush after hearing the Access Hollywood tape. But once he succeeded in taking power, the many opponents and power brokers who spoke up for principle went silent. They would no longer risk their own position by speaking on behalf of honor and decency, the rights of women or the rule of law. You could say this dark figure vanquished his enemies. That would be true. But you'd miss the deeper point. He succeeded at tearing down the facade's last fragments, revealing the phony assertion that what mattered were family values, not just the raw accumulation of power. The fairy tale of a party motivated by principle became more obvious when a troubled, unfit man like Herschel Walker was cynically propped up as a US Senate nominee to exploit his popularity playing Georgia football. This was a man, a Black man, who would profess his Christian convictions and seek to dilute the appeal of a Democratic incumbent, also a Black man, who leads the Ebenezer Baptist Church and served from the pulpit once occupied by Martin Luther King Jr. Never mind that Walker can barely speak a coherent sentence, let alone carry forth a rational argument. Never mind evidence he'd fathered four children with four different women. Never mind the multiple sources asserting his history of domestic violence and physical abuse. This all came crashing into relief with the published stories providing receipts that Walker—who insists he opposes abortion without exception—had paid for a girlfriend’s abortion in 2009. On cue, Walker denied the allegations and promised to file suit for defamation. But his apparent hypocrisy was not the most significant story. The latest exposure of Walker’s past was not treated with shock or horror or cries of outrage by the GOP. Oh, no. The outrage was for the messenger and all those daring to harm this fine man. Never mind the abortion, made public by the one who experienced it. They have a Senate to take and nothing—no utter abandonment of anything that even looked like family values—was going to get in their way. The will to power: This—this is all that really matters. 'We’ve seen this movie before,' said Ralph Reed, the conservative Christian leader, referencing the Access Hollywood story. 'They’re trying to take down a good man.’ 'He had a lot of concussions coming out of football, he suffered PTSD,' said Newt Gingrich on Fox News, adding that Walker is 'the most important Senate candidate in the country' because of his 'deep commitment to Christ.' But it was former NRA spokesperson Dana Loesch who summed it all up, making clear what they all were really saying: 'I don't care if Herschel Walker paid to abort endangered baby eagles. I want control of the Senate.' In the will to power & the determination to win at any cost..there’s always collateral damage. Said son Christian: You’re not a ‘family man’ when you left us to bang a bunch of women, threatened to kill us & had us move over 6 times in 6 months running from your violence. It’s a sordid tale, putting an end to the fairy tale. It was just what Trump had hoped for. 'The world is changing,” he recently told The New York Times’ Maggie Haberman when asked about the possible consequence of Walker’s sordid personal life. As for Trump’s party, no longer grand by any stretch of the imagination, untethered from the traditional duty to conjure visions of morality to justify their actions? When the midterms come, we will learn whether their voters—including a portion of independents—will once again go along with the naked pursuit of power, no matter who gets hurt, no matter how much they’ve abandoned any sign of principle. If the response by evangelicals and activists at the First Baptist Church in Atlanta the day after the volatile abortion allegations surfaced is any indication, we have an answer: They gave Walker a standing ovation.” Guess who Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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I agree Walker is a terrible candidate. Unfortunately his opponent is also a terrible candidate. |
pete which side supports letting children decide to mutilate themselves because they are currently confused about masculinity and femininity?
that ain’t gonna help with hispanics. but jeep beating that drum, that’s a winning strategy. |
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where’d you assume i said they’re the same? |
which side supports letting children decide to mutilate themselves
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now for’murdering a pro trump teenager after a political argument Oh the one I showed you was a lie but yet you still repeat it The war on police another fabricated right wing story The 2020 riots weren’t democrats vs Republicans. But keep suggesting it was political violence to overthrow the government And again I showed you numbers on crime you just ignore them and parrot the usual look at Chicago republicans have saying that for 30year Strong dads are the best way to prevent violence Please spare me. The Leave it to beaver fantasy Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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little kids don’t know anything. zip. |
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:hihi: (incl. 52% of dems and 60% of independents surveyed) maybe everyone is watching FOX news:rotf3: |
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The media you absorb has warped your thinking You are frantic over at best a tiny problem. Eight people were shot near the campus of James Madison University in Virginia yesterday and it barely registered as news. In most other countries, that would be a massive story. Here in America, it’s just another day. But the victim is worried that a child may get what he considers inappropriate care. If they just did conversion therapy…… Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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cops theres no war on police I’m bristol CT this week, two brothers made a phony 911 call to lure police into an ambush, they waited outside with a rifle and killed two cops as soon as they showed up, wounded a third You never heard of ambush style police attacks until liberals claimed cops are a bunch of racist assassins. it’s truly an evil political strategy. and it finally cost democrats the cop vote. |
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war on police is made up, says WDMSO.
the fbi says police murders increases by 60% in 2021. let’s deny all facts that don’t help democrats win elections https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-61218611.amp |
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Nope. I guess you sis live then, maybe the fact that you participated in the 1960s explains your inability to form a coherent, honest argument. Too many bad acid trips? "yeah only now are cops getting killed by angry protesters" Can you point to where I even came close to saying that cops never got killed until recently? You lazy and lying liberals do this all the time...instead of responding to what was said, you respond to something I never came close to saying. Police work has always been dangerous, but it's getting more dangerous, because your side has attacked them non stop for the last few years. Read the attached link Einstein, shows police deaths by year. From 1960 - 1969, the average number of annual police deaths was 161, with 200 being the largest number killed in any one year during that decade. In 2020, 373 were killed. In 2021, 472 were killed. Is that a big increase since the 1960s? Yes or no? "if you think police are applying equal justice to all; you have been a bubble boy since you first jerked off to you moms sears catalog" Stupid and gross. You're quite a catch. There are bad cops that need to be weeded out. But it's nowhere near what the left is making it out to be. There's no systemic racism among police, the data would show it if that were the case. The data is crystal clear that it's not the case. Let's re-cap this pleasant exchange... Jim: police deaths are increasing Got Stripers: Oh, you're saying cops were never killed before? You're very, very stupid, and very very dishonest. https://nleomf.org/memorial/facts-fi...eaths-by-year/ |
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And his vote counts the same as mine. hooray. |
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A few years ago, some sharp operative at the DNC crunched the numbers and figured out that if the left never stopped painting cops as racist assassins, they'd win more elections. Who care if it means more dead cops. The left is demonizing cops. And way more cops are being killed now (which you denied). I can't prove a connection. But I know there's a connection. The left believes the answer to violent crime, is smaller police presence. How many 1960s bad acid trips does it take, to believe something that stupid Bob? |
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News flash being a cop is dangerous Ask any cop what call the hate the most. And I bet 99% will say demotic violence one According to the 2020 National Law Enforcement Officers Fatalities Report, out of the 264 police officers killed in the line of duty in 2020, the second highest cause of death was firearms-related fatalities, where 48 officers were killed in the line of duty – and 7 out of those 48 being officers responding to domestic violence calls. 2022 Total Line of Duty Deaths: 190 9/11 related illness 2 Accidental 1 Aircraft accident 6 Animal related 1 Automobile crash 26 COVID19 64 Duty related illness 5 Fire 1 Gunfire 53 Gunfire (Inadvertent) 3 Heart attack 9 Heatstroke 1 Motorcycle crash 1 Struck by vehicle 3 Training accident 1 Vehicle pursuit 3 Vehicular assault 10 2021 Total Line of Duty Deaths: 649 9/11 related illness 14 Assault 6 Automobile crash 24 COVID19 467 Drowned 3 Duty related illness 3 Fall 1 Gunfire 62 Gunfire (Inadvertent) 2 Heart attack 23 Motorcycle crash 3 Stabbed 4 Struck by vehicle 14 Training accident 1 Vehicle pursuit 3 Vehicular assault 17 Weather/Natural disaster 2 Total Line of Duty Deaths: 429 9/11 related illness 29 Aircraft accident 1 Assault 1 Automobile crash 19 COVID19 280 Drowned 4 Duty related illness 6 Exposure to toxins 1 Gunfire 46 Gunfire (Inadvertent) 5 Heart attack 9 Heatstroke 1 Motorcycle crash 4 Struck by vehicle 8 Vehicle pursuit 2 Vehicular assault 13 https://www.odmp.org/search/year Your problem Jim you have no perspective when you post everything is political The real war on police was Covid But crickets on that let’s face it Republicans have made the streets more dangerous for police the Democrats ever have with their guns for all mentally. See. Blow re. Enforces that. Numbers don’t lie More officers died in the South than all other regions combined. Total law enforcement deaths in 2021, by region South. 70 West. 26 Midwest21 Northeast 7 Puerto Rico 5 Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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Ask cops which side portrays them honestly, and which side demonizes them? Why do national police unions support Republicans now? |
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