Devildoc
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More republicans have voted early than in any election, and fewer democrats have voted early than in than in the last two elections. That's pretty crazy.
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Devildoc
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Four counties in Pennsylvania have referred ballots to the DA for fraud investigation (at least one ballot was submitted by someone who is deceased). The ballots were traced back to a company from Arizona, owned by an Arizona city councilman, Field and Media Corps, a subsidiary of Fieldcorps.
Fucking psychos!
Same thing happened 4 years ago.
Weak parents, Parents need to let the kids go. Then let the kids know they are out of the Will, and don't call asking for money.
There was a time, not too many years ago, where I would have assumed that the clip in question was either grossly misrepresented in its context or outright fake. Not anymore.
Ditching your dad simply because he doesn't vote the same way you do? Yah, nah.
The Quartermaster
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There's something more to this story, something is wrong with her brain. This is not what someone with a healthy mind would do.
Devildoc
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I'm telling you, these people are un-fucking-hinged. The members of the party of joy and inclusivity loathe Trump and Trump supporters at a pathologic level. I see it in action every day. It used to shock me. Now it's just...normal.
OK, so this is interesting.
Following the line of discussion about liberals abandoning their parents over partisan domestic politics, I remembered something similar that happened a few years back and Googled "liberal woman condemns grandfather at funeral." These are the first two things that popped up:
Media bias?? What media bias...
Following the line of discussion about liberals abandoning their parents over partisan domestic politics, I remembered something similar that happened a few years back and Googled "liberal woman condemns grandfather at funeral." These are the first two things that popped up:
Media bias?? What media bias...
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This is the link I was looking for (it was her dad, not her grandfather)
Viral video: Young woman calls late father a 'racist, misogynistic' Trump supporter at his funeral
Viral video: Young woman calls late father a 'racist, misogynistic' Trump supporter at his funeral
Topkick
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Laugh emoji for her losing her shit over something so stupid, but it's a fucked up situation. If you look closer, you'll see that there is a current trend of kids going no contact with their parents for ridiculous reasons. It's what they do when they don't get a trophy.
I want to know if dad just isn't voting the same as her, or it it's something more; my bet is the first one since she's blaming Trump.
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Personally, I have 2 (extended) family members I no longer keep in contact with.
Back in 2008, young Cookie spent his last Thanksgiving before going off to the Army with family in Ohio. One uncle started discussing politics, and mentioned that he never thought the country would sink so low as to elect a n***er. He asked if I was going to not join the army, so I wouldn't work for the "Chimp in Charge". I haven't talked to him since 2012 when I last saw him in person, by happenstance when I was visiting my grandparents on that side of the family.
Thanksgiving time 2022. A cousin who was like a brother (literally a few months age difference) calls me to catch up. Tells me he thought about me because Colorado Springs was in the news from "the dude who killed those f****ts" and knew i lived in the area. I explain to him that I knew of two of the victims, and that I had a friend actually trying to invite us out with her that night. He just asked "when I started hanging out with queers".
My parents both bring it up as me "letting politics get in the way of family". I don't see it that way.
Devildoc
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My family and my in-laws run pretty conservative so no issues there. I have friends and coworkers who are flaming liberals and we pretty much have a 'don't ask-don't tell' policy. But I have absolutely lost friends because I voted for Trump.
This week a guy on Facebook whom I have known since 1989, posted a comment on how "vile" and "disgusting" the garbage joke was. I replied and asked if there was the same amount of indigestion over George Lopez's joke about Mexicans stealing supplies. He unfriended me on FB and won't return messages. Whatevs.
This week a guy on Facebook whom I have known since 1989, posted a comment on how "vile" and "disgusting" the garbage joke was. I replied and asked if there was the same amount of indigestion over George Lopez's joke about Mexicans stealing supplies. He unfriended me on FB and won't return messages. Whatevs.
I think those are character issues more than political ones. I think cutting slingload was the right call.
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I think there are definitely extreme cases (and I have seen them) of people who immediately typecast supporters of either candidate as inherently racist/queer/sexist/communist/whathaveyou, and these are bound to be the most circulated online tales.
I've also seen how this polarizing rift the past decade or so has exposed a lot of dormant ugliness in people many of us thought shared our sentiments about things as basic as religion, race, sex, and even thresholds for cutting off family.
Interesting times, indeed.
Topkick
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I have people in my family that I disagree with on various topics, but wouldn't cut family off completely. I just take them in small doses. I think people are entitled to their views, but it obviously has consequences. We all gotta do what we gotta do.
ThunderHorse
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I can tell you this, when my old man died, we may have had some disagreements and stuff. But when I read his eulogy I just wanted the clock rewound to Thanksgiving when I saw him last. It will be 10 years in about a month and I still wish I could rewind the tape and him be alive.
Also, who let the crazy terrorist take a pulpit at a huge funeral?
This is so true, it's crazy true. I live in Trump country--and unlike his first campaign and second term campaign--you don't see any Trump bumper stickers this time around. Why? Because Trump supporters are afraid their car will get vandalized.
I have a Trump 2024 ball cap. When I wear it--even here in Trump land--I'm packing with a round in the chamber.
I cut a couple of friends when Obama was in office.
Both of them said I was racist for not supporting him or his policies.
Poof, unfriended and blocked.
I was not going to jeopardize any job prospects by having someone claim I was racist.
Both of them said I was racist for not supporting him or his policies.
Poof, unfriended and blocked.
I was not going to jeopardize any job prospects by having someone claim I was racist.
The Quartermaster
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This is the most mind boggling. Being called racist because you didn't like the person for how they behaved or their toxic leadership and harmful policies. This isn't racist. They're calling it that because when lacking a position to debate from they instead attack the messenger. This can also be argued as them having Dunning Kruger whether intentionally being obtuse or not in it's incorrect usage of the term.
The next time any of us are called one, ask them to prove it in context or their argument is indefensible intellectually without the context use of said word. Not liking the person does not make the person racist or sexist, etc. That's them trying to shirk responsibility and accountability for being a twat.
"Fight" these cowards with chess and not checkers.
