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SweatpantsGeneralSweatpantsGeneral Member, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 2,138 Swaye's Wigwam
Anyone who is a politician these days is a complete and utter douche.

There used to be a time in this country where serving the government was a higher good.

It doesn't exist much anymore. Bernie, despite my disagreements with him, I think was idealist as it has come in a long time. He wasn't running for money. He's an idealist. I think he's a doof, but I respected that. Until he endorsed the ultimate insider.

The Clintons are all about power. If you don't believe that check your logic and idealism at the door.

I'm not a fan of Trump, but he's the anti-Bernie. And it's interesting how much they agree on.

If you vote for Hillary, you vote for establishment; If you vote for Trump you're an asshole.

I get the rancor. Honestly gentlemen, after 23 years of fighting for my country I sometimes regret it. This doesn't resemble America much to me anymore. Hence my vitriol and rancor. Forgive me for my sometimes inappropriate spouting.

And even @AlCzervik and I can agree on this, I think. Maybe not @TheGlove but hopefully.

I miss America, dammit.
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  • TierbsHsotBoobsTierbsHsotBoobs Member Posts: 39,680
    koopdog said:

    Anyone who is a politician these days is a complete and utter douche.

    There used to be a time in this country where serving the government was a higher good.

    It doesn't exist much anymore. Bernie, despite my disagreements with him, I think was idealist as it has come in a long time. He wasn't running for money. He's an idealist. I think he's a doof, but I respected that. Until he endorsed the ultimate insider.

    The Clintons are all about power. If you don't believe that check your logic and idealism at the door.

    I'm not a fan of Trump, but he's the anti-Bernie. And it's interesting how much they agree on.

    If you vote for Hillary, you vote for establishment; If you vote for Trump you're an asshole.

    I get the rancor. Honestly gentlemen, after 23 years of fighting for my country I sometimes regret it. This doesn't resemble America much to me anymore. Hence my vitriol and rancor. Forgive me for my sometimes inappropriate spouting.

    And even @AlCzervik and I can agree on this, I think. Maybe not @TheGlove but hopefully.

    I miss America, dammit.

    Disagree
  • GrundleStiltzkinGrundleStiltzkin Member Posts: 61,515 Standard Supporter
    koopdog said:


    It doesn't exist much anymore. Bernie, despite my disagreements with him, I think was idealist as it has come in a long time. He wasn't running for money. He's an idealist. I think he's a doof, but I respected that. Until he endorsed the ultimate insider.

    I hear how Bern is an idealist, and there's certainly some truth to that. But anyone who is an elected politician AND a socialist in this country sees himself as a mandarin above and outside of the unrelenting-gray-but-oh-so-equally-good-for-all horror he proscribes for the proletariat. Fuck those guys.
  • SweatpantsGeneralSweatpantsGeneral Member, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 2,138 Swaye's Wigwam

    koopdog said:


    It doesn't exist much anymore. Bernie, despite my disagreements with him, I think was idealist as it has come in a long time. He wasn't running for money. He's an idealist. I think he's a doof, but I respected that. Until he endorsed the ultimate insider.

    I hear how Bern is an idealist, and there's certainly some truth to that. But anyone who is an elected politician AND a socialist in this country sees himself as a mandarin above and outside of the unrelenting-gray-but-oh-so-equally-good-for-all horror he proscribes for the proletariat. Fuck those guys.
    I agree. And as much as fuckstains hate this process the fact that Trump and Bernie made it to the last lap shows our disdain for the formula. Hopefully in the next cycle this will catch on.

    I am a Libertarian at heart and action. I can't believe Hillary even made the cutoff.

  • ThomasFremontThomasFremont Member Posts: 13,325

    koopdog said:


    It doesn't exist much anymore. Bernie, despite my disagreements with him, I think was idealist as it has come in a long time. He wasn't running for money. He's an idealist. I think he's a doof, but I respected that. Until he endorsed the ultimate insider.

    I hear how Bern is an idealist, and there's certainly some truth to that. But anyone who is an elected politician AND a socialist in this country sees himself as a mandarin above and outside of the unrelenting-gray-but-oh-so-equally-good-for-all horror he proscribes for the proletariat. Fuck those guys.
    OK!
  • BennyBeaverBennyBeaver Member Posts: 13,346
  • doogsinparadisedoogsinparadise Member Posts: 9,320

    koopdog said:


    It doesn't exist much anymore. Bernie, despite my disagreements with him, I think was idealist as it has come in a long time. He wasn't running for money. He's an idealist. I think he's a doof, but I respected that. Until he endorsed the ultimate insider.

    I hear how Bern is an idealist, and there's certainly some truth to that. But anyone who is an elected politician AND a socialist in this country sees himself as a mandarin above and outside of the unrelenting-gray-but-oh-so-equally-good-for-all horror he proscribes for the proletariat. Fuck those guys.
    So he shouldn't run for office because that means he's selling out to the establishment, and socialists should leave the country to the bland liberal center? Maybe rethink your argument.
  • GrundleStiltzkinGrundleStiltzkin Member Posts: 61,515 Standard Supporter
    edited July 2016

    koopdog said:


    It doesn't exist much anymore. Bernie, despite my disagreements with him, I think was idealist as it has come in a long time. He wasn't running for money. He's an idealist. I think he's a doof, but I respected that. Until he endorsed the ultimate insider.

    I hear how Bern is an idealist, and there's certainly some truth to that. But anyone who is an elected politician AND a socialist in this country sees himself as a mandarin above and outside of the unrelenting-gray-but-oh-so-equally-good-for-all horror he proscribes for the proletariat. Fuck those guys.
    So he shouldn't run for office because that means he's selling out to the establishment, and socialists should leave the country to the bland liberal center? Maybe rethink your argument.
    No, I'm talking about someone in a position of power amidst the world's greatest abundance. Bernie's establishment wouldn't be

    ahh fuck it

    How about this, it's easy to talk about leveling the playing field when you're angling to be the bulldozer driver.
  • SledogSledog Member Posts: 34,407 Standard Supporter
    koopdog said:

    Anyone who is a politician these days is a complete and utter douche.

    There used to be a time in this country where serving the government was a higher good.

    It doesn't exist much anymore. Bernie, despite my disagreements with him, I think was idealist as it has come in a long time. He wasn't running for money. He's an idealist. I think he's a doof, but I respected that. Until he endorsed the ultimate insider.

    The Clintons are all about power. If you don't believe that check your logic and idealism at the door.

    I'm not a fan of Trump, but he's the anti-Bernie. And it's interesting how much they agree on.

    If you vote for Hillary, you vote for establishment; If you vote for Trump you're an asshole.

    I get the rancor. Honestly gentlemen, after 23 years of fighting for my country I sometimes regret it. This doesn't resemble America much to me anymore. Hence my vitriol and rancor. Forgive me for my sometimes inappropriate spouting.

    And even @AlCzervik and I can agree on this, I think. Maybe not @TheGlove but hopefully.

    I miss America, dammit.

    It certainly is not the country I grew up in.
  • Fire_Marshall_BillFire_Marshall_Bill Member, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 24,415 Founders Club
    Get money out of politics. Overturn Citizens Divided. Set term limits (BTW, there was a petition to do this in Arizona, and it's already being challenged by scumbag one percenters).

    All these steps are common sense and relatively simple. They will all be fought tooth and nail by those who are really running this country, the rich. People will continue to chase imaginary Jap video game characters (in public), listen to bubbleheads like Britney and Taylor Swift, and ingest awful reality TV and worry about who uses what bathroom, and imaginary boogeymen liberals who will take all their guns.
  • KaepskneeKaepsknee Member Posts: 14,886
    edited July 2016
    A vote for Trump is a vote for a new Monarchy.



    Race saw what happened the last time a Monarch tried to push us around. So if you are truly wanting to burn everything that we've known to the ground. Vote for Trump.

  • SledogSledog Member Posts: 34,407 Standard Supporter
    dflea said:

    Sledog said:

    koopdog said:

    Anyone who is a politician these days is a complete and utter douche.

    There used to be a time in this country where serving the government was a higher good.

    It doesn't exist much anymore. Bernie, despite my disagreements with him, I think was idealist as it has come in a long time. He wasn't running for money. He's an idealist. I think he's a doof, but I respected that. Until he endorsed the ultimate insider.

    The Clintons are all about power. If you don't believe that check your logic and idealism at the door.

    I'm not a fan of Trump, but he's the anti-Bernie. And it's interesting how much they agree on.

    If you vote for Hillary, you vote for establishment; If you vote for Trump you're an asshole.

    I get the rancor. Honestly gentlemen, after 23 years of fighting for my country I sometimes regret it. This doesn't resemble America much to me anymore. Hence my vitriol and rancor. Forgive me for my sometimes inappropriate spouting.

    And even @AlCzervik and I can agree on this, I think. Maybe not @TheGlove but hopefully.

    I miss America, dammit.

    It certainly is not the country I grew up in.
    I hope later today it's the country you die in.
    Flea your all grumpy and hateful is your vajayjay all red and puffy again?
  • SledogSledog Member Posts: 34,407 Standard Supporter
    dnc said:

    dflea said:

    Sledog said:

    koopdog said:

    Anyone who is a politician these days is a complete and utter douche.

    There used to be a time in this country where serving the government was a higher good.

    It doesn't exist much anymore. Bernie, despite my disagreements with him, I think was idealist as it has come in a long time. He wasn't running for money. He's an idealist. I think he's a doof, but I respected that. Until he endorsed the ultimate insider.

    The Clintons are all about power. If you don't believe that check your logic and idealism at the door.

    I'm not a fan of Trump, but he's the anti-Bernie. And it's interesting how much they agree on.

    If you vote for Hillary, you vote for establishment; If you vote for Trump you're an asshole.

    I get the rancor. Honestly gentlemen, after 23 years of fighting for my country I sometimes regret it. This doesn't resemble America much to me anymore. Hence my vitriol and rancor. Forgive me for my sometimes inappropriate spouting.

    And even @AlCzervik and I can agree on this, I think. Maybe not @TheGlove but hopefully.

    I miss America, dammit.

    It certainly is not the country I grew up in.
    I hope later today it's the country you die in.
    Why later?
    Well you could hunt me down. Oh never mind that would require an actual spine.
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