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Posted: Tue Sep 29, 2020 10:13 pm
Sympathetic, probably. He was out to lunch all debate. His fumblings are a problem.showa58taro wrote:Definitely think Biden came across as the more sympathetic and honest.
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Sympathetic, probably. He was out to lunch all debate. His fumblings are a problem.showa58taro wrote:Definitely think Biden came across as the more sympathetic and honest.
“Proud Boys — Stand back, stand by, but I’ll tell you what, somebody’s got to do something about Antifa and the left because this is not right-wing problem..... This is a left wing problem."Jason wrote:Sympathetic, probably. He was out to lunch all debate. His fumblings are a problem.showa58taro wrote:Definitely think Biden came across as the more sympathetic and honest.
America lost tonight. Every American should be ashamed and embarrassed. The whole world was watching, and we look like fools.Tiggnutz wrote:It looked like 2 people who should in no conceivable way be running for anything embarrassing themselves for an hour and a half. Anyone who thinks their guy won should be ashamed.
He told them to stand down. Everyone knows the real problem is Antifa, who are looting and murdering people. He wasn't the least bit incorrect. Antifa is clearly THE problem when it comes to violence.Jmac Attack wrote:“Proud Boys — Stand back, stand by, but I’ll tell you what, somebody’s got to do something about Antifa and the left because this is not right-wing problem..... This is a left wing problem."Jason wrote:Sympathetic, probably. He was out to lunch all debate. His fumblings are a problem.showa58taro wrote:Definitely think Biden came across as the more sympathetic and honest.
How do you explain that quote though? Are you not at least like "yeah, that was kind of fucked up!" Because it really really was and a low point for the president.
I see them every Wednesday downtown with their filth. The BLM people now do their get togethers online. They stopped doing it in person after the first time because of those fuckwads waving their AKs around at them. Now Proud Boys are using his words as a slogan. They seem to be taking his words exactly how I heard them. But you must have some magic logic that most of us dont have, I guess.Jason wrote:He told them to stand down. Everyone knows the real problem is Antifa, who are looting and murdering people. He wasn't the least bit incorrect. Antifa is clearly THE problem when it comes to violence.Jmac Attack wrote:“Proud Boys — Stand back, stand by, but I’ll tell you what, somebody’s got to do something about Antifa and the left because this is not right-wing problem..... This is a left wing problem."Jason wrote:Sympathetic, probably. He was out to lunch all debate. His fumblings are a problem.showa58taro wrote:Definitely think Biden came across as the more sympathetic and honest.
How do you explain that quote though? Are you not at least like "yeah, that was kind of fucked up!" Because it really really was and a low point for the president.
BS false equivalency here. Biden wasn’t good but Trump was 100x worse.Tiggnutz wrote:It looked like 2 people who should in no conceivable way be running for anything embarrassing themselves for an hour and a half. Anyone who thinks their guy won should be ashamed.
First off, the leader of the Proud Boys isn't even white. Lmao. So Chris Wallace name dropping them as a white supremacist group with members of every race was hilarious. Trump's only flub was when Wallace's question to him addressed Trump about Charlottesville and saying something he never said about it, but Wallace quickly followed it up with other nonsense, so Trump was unable to address it all. That was his weakest moment. He won the debate, but not by a landslide or anything. This has always been my issue with Trump and debates. His only pass I give him is that it's always 2 against 1. Biden wouldn't condemn actual murderers in BLM and Antifa. And instead he and Wallace talked about non existent white supremacist groups as if they're out targeting blacks or something. That's the real shit you should be focusing on.Jmac Attack wrote:I see them every Wednesday downtown with their filth. The BLM people now do their get togethers online. They stopped doing it in person after the first time because of those fuckwads waving their AKs around at them. Now Proud Boys are using his words as a slogan. They seem to be taking his words exactly how I heard them. But you must have some magic logic that most of us dont have, I guess.Jason wrote:He told them to stand down. Everyone knows the real problem is Antifa, who are looting and murdering people. He wasn't the least bit incorrect. Antifa is clearly THE problem when it comes to violence.Jmac Attack wrote:“Proud Boys — Stand back, stand by, but I’ll tell you what, somebody’s got to do something about Antifa and the left because this is not right-wing problem..... This is a left wing problem."Jason wrote:Sympathetic, probably. He was out to lunch all debate. His fumblings are a problem.showa58taro wrote:Definitely think Biden came across as the more sympathetic and honest.
How do you explain that quote though? Are you not at least like "yeah, that was kind of fucked up!" Because it really really was and a low point for the president.
He said to stand down and to stand by. What the fuck is wrong with you if you dont know or cant comprehend what that means. Lmao. Its plain as day.
It could have been the easiest fucking answer for him to give. It is disgusting and no American should be cool with his words.
LMAO. White people at poll stations across America were intimidated by black people at the 2008 and 2012 elections and nobody cared. Now all of a sudden when it becomes a false narrative against the other platform is when people finally bat an eye? LulzyHeadhunter wrote:And there should be no confusion about Trump and his association with these right wing groups. He fully supports their bigotry and encourages it at every turn. He wants them to be good little soldiers for him and “guard the polls”, ala Cicero, Illinois in the 1920s. Classic America: minorities being intimidated at the polling place.
You’re either with the aspiring fascist and his little armies of racist losers, or you’re against them. No middle ground there.
Were these white people "intimidated" because these black individuals had guns, or were they "intimidated" because they're racist and are always scared of black people, regardless of what the black people are doing?Jason wrote:LMAO. White people at poll stations across America were intimidated by black people at the 2008 and 2012 elections and nobody cared. Now all of a sudden when it becomes a false narrative against the other platform is when people finally bat an eye? LulzyHeadhunter wrote:And there should be no confusion about Trump and his association with these right wing groups. He fully supports their bigotry and encourages it at every turn. He wants them to be good little soldiers for him and “guard the polls”, ala Cicero, Illinois in the 1920s. Classic America: minorities being intimidated at the polling place.
You’re either with the aspiring fascist and his little armies of racist losers, or you’re against them. No middle ground there.
It was random black people at random poll stations claiming to be members of the Black Panthers. They'd see people with McCain or Romney hats and guard the polls if the people happened to be white.Jigsaw wrote:Were these white people "intimidated" because these black individuals had guns, or were they "intimidated" because they're racist and are always scared of black people, regardless of what the black people are doing?Jason wrote:LMAO. White people at poll stations across America were intimidated by black people at the 2008 and 2012 elections and nobody cared. Now all of a sudden when it becomes a false narrative against the other platform is when people finally bat an eye? LulzyHeadhunter wrote:And there should be no confusion about Trump and his association with these right wing groups. He fully supports their bigotry and encourages it at every turn. He wants them to be good little soldiers for him and “guard the polls”, ala Cicero, Illinois in the 1920s. Classic America: minorities being intimidated at the polling place.
You’re either with the aspiring fascist and his little armies of racist losers, or you’re against them. No middle ground there.
Either way, I'll need proof your this claim.
Interesting. I guess my next inquiry would be how wide-spread it was. Because obviously, anyone threatening or making voters feel threatened with weapons should, at the very least, be forced to leave, but if it happened only at twenty polling stations throughout the country (if I recall, I think the New Black Panther Party is pretty small, and already has some fracturing in it), then only time will tell if it's comparable.Jason wrote:It was random black people at random poll stations claiming to be members of the Black Panthers. They'd see people with McCain or Romney hats and guard the polls if the people happened to be white.Jigsaw wrote:Were these white people "intimidated" because these black individuals had guns, or were they "intimidated" because they're racist and are always scared of black people, regardless of what the black people are doing?Jason wrote:LMAO. White people at poll stations across America were intimidated by black people at the 2008 and 2012 elections and nobody cared. Now all of a sudden when it becomes a false narrative against the other platform is when people finally bat an eye? LulzyHeadhunter wrote:And there should be no confusion about Trump and his association with these right wing groups. He fully supports their bigotry and encourages it at every turn. He wants them to be good little soldiers for him and “guard the polls”, ala Cicero, Illinois in the 1920s. Classic America: minorities being intimidated at the polling place.
You’re either with the aspiring fascist and his little armies of racist losers, or you’re against them. No middle ground there.
Either way, I'll need proof your this claim.
https://m.washingtontimes.com/news/2010 ... imidation/