Bored Stonerian

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Americans used to look down on regular people overseas who felt they had no choice but to vote for one or another genocidal madman. They used to talk about how oppression rendered people so helpless that they’d give away their human decency just to hold on to what little power they held through the personality of their charlatan politicians.

And now Americans are just as morally impoverished as the most abused Russian soldier, and they didn’t even have to fight a war to get that way.

Didn’t spew enough N-words?

So, Democrats, are you tired of being lied to and taken for granted yet?

Yes, because when I said that, I meant every single person in Alabama. Of course that’s the most natural reading of the comment.

Well, this is what the people of Alabama wanted. They certainly haven’t been voting pro-choice the past few decades. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

You know what would be playing it REALLY safe? Spending this early time trying to convince your MAGA friends and family not to vote Trump in the primary, instead of making hysterical statements about Dems who don’t vote in the general.

If avoiding Trump is what you’re really concerned about, then wouldn’t it be ideal not to have him in the running at all?

Donald Trump is Schroedinger’s candidate: simultaneously such a huge threat that we should vote for a genocider to avoid him, and not a big enough threat to warrant looking for a non-genocider to run against him.

If OP wanted to call Biden bad, they might have mentioned the genocide. If anything, they’re running defense for him.

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The Democratic cult of personality around Joe Biden is bizarre and, frankly, pathetic. It’s like the party decided that the best way to beat Trump is to replicate MAGA on the left/center, complete with dumbass slogans (BIDENOMICS), US flags, and willful blindness to the candidate’s failings.

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I don’t know where the Bible’s numbering in particular comes from, but it’s common in ancient texts. It helped with navigating long works before the printing press gave us exact pagination.

I thought that seemed fishy . . .

About half of the people where I live drive these huge pickup trucks, and I’ve never seen one hauling anything.