Query for @Houhusky

pawz

@Houhusky

If my perception is wrong, please correct me. But over the last 4 years it seems to me you started this conversation on the left side of the aisle. Now you seem to be in favor of DJT, or at least calling out the idiocy and hypocrisy of the DNC.

If my perception is correct, what compelled the #walkaway? What was the final straw?

TIA

Pitchfork51

Gay conversion therapy imo

Houhusky

I hadn’t ever posted in the tug prior to the lockdowns radicalizing me.

maybe you are thinking of @HoustonHusky ?

I did grow up an anti-gun, anti-religion, leftist. I had never shot a gun, never gone to church except for going a few times with girls I wanted to bang, and had never voted for a republican. My parents are well educated, A-religious, low-middle class, from a TUFF liberal family.

The first spark for me was watching my fellow leftist/"libertarians" (we were all so young and so stupid) that universally hated Bush and called him a dictator literally cry with joy when Obama was elected.

People who had talked about how judging people by their skin color was evil, all religions were idiotic cults, and the president is essentially a dictator were the same people overjoyed at Obama's skin color, crying during his sermon like preaching's on the oceans stopping their rise and the planet starting to heal... When I saw that universal public display of social virtue, indistinguishable from religious, I figured I should do some reading.

It was a long road to get to 2016 sitting in the parking lot of the voting place and deciding who I would vote for.

Pitchfork51

Houhusky said:

I hadn’t ever posted in the tug prior to the lockdowns radicalizing me.

maybe you are thinking of @HoustonHusky ?

I did grow up an anti-gun, anti-religion, leftist. I had never shot a gun, never gone to church except for going a few times with girls I wanted to bang, and had never voted for a republican. My parents are well educated, A-religious, low-middle class, from a TUFF liberal family.

The first spark for me was watching my fellow leftist/"libertarians" (we were all so young and so stupid) that universally hated Bush and called him a dictator literally cry with joy when Obama was elected.

People who had talked about how judging people by their skin color was evil, all religions were idiotic cults, and the president is essentially a dictator were the same people overjoyed at Obama's skin color, crying during his sermon like preaching's on the oceans stopping their rise and the planet starting to heal... When I saw that universal public display of social virtue, indistinguishable from religious, I figured I should do some reading.

It was a long road to get to 2016 sitting in the parking lot of the voting place and deciding who I would vote for.

Confessions of a radical white supremacist

Swaye

Houhusky said:

I hadn’t ever posted in the tug prior to the lockdowns radicalizing me.

maybe you are thinking of @HoustonHusky ?

I did grow up an anti-gun, anti-religion, leftist. I had never shot a gun, never gone to church except for going a few times with girls I wanted to bang, and had never voted for a republican. My parents are well educated, A-religious, low-middle class, from a TUFF liberal family.

The first spark for me was watching my fellow leftist/"libertarians" (we were all so young and so stupid) that universally hated Bush and called him a dictator literally cry with joy when Obama was elected.

People who had talked about how judging people by their skin color was evil, all religions were idiotic cults, and the president is essentially a dictator were the same people overjoyed at Obama's skin color, crying during his sermon like preaching's on the oceans stopping their rise and the planet starting to heal... When I saw that universal public display of social virtue, indistinguishable from religious, I figured I should do some reading.

It was a long road to get to 2016 sitting in the parking lot of the voting place and deciding who I would vote for.

Lol look at the MAGAtard!

RaceBannon

http://twitter.com/designmom/status/1299441396043132928?s=19

Tweet 28 of 28.

WestlinnDuck

Very bipartisan. Do decent human beings support the murder of blacks by blacks and consider the ramifications of virtue signaling on chanting defund the police? Do decent human beings support the record low unemployment rates for black or is virtue signaling on locking down except for riots and destroying black employment and black businesses more important. Leftardism is a mental disease.

WestlinnDuck

Still amazed that there aren't more people like Houhusky. It's so easy to be a conservative. No need to lie and when the facts don't support a prior position, then change your position and not lie or ignore the facts. If you are intellectually curious, you don't swallow and lie about Trump-Russian collusion for three plus years and intentionally ignore the actual Clinton campaign, US government officials collusion to try to unseat a duly elected President. The dazzler still lies about Russian collusion.

Fire_Marshall_Bill

RaceBannon said:

http://twitter.com/designmom/status/1299441396043132928?s=19

Tweet 28 of 28.

Pitchfork51

Ugly, liberal, and stupid is no way to go through life

Sledog

Houhusky you ever fix that not shot a gun thing?

Citizens own guns. Subjects do not.

doogie

https://twitter.com/designmom/status/1040363431893725184?s=20

Pitchfork51

Lol the

doogie said:

https://twitter.com/designmom/status/1040363431893725184?s=20

The moment they have legit male birth control every dude is gonna be on that shit so fast it'll make your head spin

PurpleThrobber

RaceBannon said:

http://twitter.com/designmom/status/1299441396043132928?s=19

Tweet 28 of 28.

Damn. Take being respected by Gabrielle Blair off the my-life-is-fucking-complete goals list.

pawz

Houhusky said:

I hadn’t ever posted in the tug prior to the lockdowns radicalizing me.

maybe you are thinking of @HoustonHusky ?

I did grow up an anti-gun, anti-religion, leftist. I had never shot a gun, never gone to church except for going a few times with girls I wanted to bang, and had never voted for a republican. My parents are well educated, A-religious, low-middle class, from a TUFF liberal family.

The first spark for me was watching my fellow leftist/"libertarians" (we were all so young and so stupid) that universally hated Bush and called him a dictator literally cry with joy when Obama was elected.

People who had talked about how judging people by their skin color was evil, all religions were idiotic cults, and the president is essentially a dictator were the same people overjoyed at Obama's skin color, crying during his sermon like preaching's on the oceans stopping their rise and the planet starting to heal... When I saw that universal public display of social virtue, indistinguishable from religious, I figured I should do some reading.

It was a long road to get to 2016 sitting in the parking lot of the voting place and deciding who I would vote for.

@HoustonHusky has been posting in favor of the Intellectual Right (in before HH & IC say oxymoron) for at least 15 years. Well into the old days of Unleashed.

Great post. I evolved much the same way growing up in an @DNC household and swinging to the right when I heeded the advice to actually have an open mind. Not what the left intended by that mantra, but still ....