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TopicThe Warcraft universe is actually pretty depressing when you think about it
KarmaMuffin
09/08/17 7:50:21 PM
#25
Is there a quick and dirty explanation for how starcraft and warcraft meet and the main points of lore behind them? Never played any of them, but I love lore
TopicTrump tells crowd that he likes when Ivanka calls him daddy
KarmaMuffin
09/07/17 11:24:19 PM
#15
Admiral also thinks that anal sex and anilingus are things emasculated men do.
TopicYou think Trump will finally care about climate change after these storms?
KarmaMuffin
09/07/17 11:38:32 AM
#1
Specifically if they destroy all of his property?
TopicWhy do many conservatives think Nazis are socialist?
KarmaMuffin
09/07/17 11:27:17 AM
#2
Conservatives generally don't think context matters.
TopicIf your kid is vaccinated, what gives you the right...
KarmaMuffin
09/04/17 6:37:34 PM
#7
Collective responsibility. By not vaccinating your kid, you're putting them at risk. If you let your kid jump into the ocean during a storm I'd say it was my business too.
TopicWhy don't the republican cowards just write DACA into law?
KarmaMuffin
09/04/17 6:31:20 PM
#22
NINExATExSEVEN posted...
idk why the left never blames anything on their side.

The left is more critical of their side than the right is, kinda why we have Trump now instead of either Hillary or Bernie.
Topic"if you don't adopt, you're morally repugnant"
KarmaMuffin
09/04/17 6:27:20 PM
#10
BlueBoy675 posted...
Seriously though, does she not understand that in order for her to exist her parents had to conceive her?

That's a dumb argument reminiscent of the pro-life one of "how can you be pro-choice when your parents didn't abort you!!!?"
TopicWarren Harding and Trump are tied for worst President
KarmaMuffin
09/03/17 10:59:00 AM
#42
realnifty1 posted...
And of course if anything comes of global warming that we are not prepared for you can lay a lot of it back it his feet where he turned petulant while the rest of the world agreed to do something.

Harvey is an indicator of how climate change is gonna fuck us, of course the GOP is just going to ignore it even though a bunch of red states are at risk from them
Topicis dis how nice guys think sex works?
KarmaMuffin
09/03/17 10:46:56 AM
#57
cjsdowg posted...
If criminals met her standards then someone who has her back all the time should make her standards.

Not at all. This is why people make fun of "nice guys."
TopicWarren Harding and Trump are tied for worst President
KarmaMuffin
09/03/17 10:29:37 AM
#30
I'd say that Harding shouldn't even count. He gets an honorable mention.
I wouldn't feel comfortable saying Trump is the worst, yet. So far yeah he's loud, offensive, and boisterous,
but he's pretty much a lame duck. Sure he has his EOs, but the next dem president is just gonna wipe it away. Let me know when he gets some actual legislation done that is as hard as the ACA to get rid of.
I would put Johnson, Buchanan, and Wilson as the top three for worst president, though.

justaguy3492 posted...
I also understand what your saying about not pushing modern day morals on historical figures, but lets not pretend like this man didn't encourage state sponsored genocide.

While presentism has its pros and cons, I'd largely agree with the idea that we shouldn't put our own morality on those in the past.
However, he had his critics at the time so it's not as simple as "it was 200 years ago ignore it." It's like saying that "of course people had slaves you can't judge them" when there was literally Tubman and other emancipation leaders fighting to get slaves free at the same time as other people were happily owning slaves.
Maybe if we're talking about soldiers from 2000 years ago raping the losers side I'd get it
Topicis dis how nice guys think sex works?
KarmaMuffin
09/03/17 10:20:00 AM
#54
joe40001 posted...
It screams of insecurity to not like it when somebody you thought was your friend who routinely spends time with horrible people says "you are beneath her standards".?

No, it screams of insecurity to let "I'd never go for a guy like you" bother you.
I have plenty of friends who if they were of the right sex, I still wouldn't want to fuck them because of their personality. There's nothing wrong with that, doesn't mean anything other than the two of you aren't compatible as lovers while being great friends.

Who knows what she meant by everything after that question. She could be telling the truth, she could be lying, she could have been too drunk to properly explain herself, she might think he's boring that at least the druggies were exciting, she might have thought that'd spare his feelings better than "you're ugly," or she might think of him too much like a brother to want a sexual relationship... idfk and idc. I won't defend her on that part.
What I will say is that letting the comment "I'd never go for a guy like you" bother him is insecurity playing up and you gain nothing by pushing it further (as you can see that he still thinks she's the best friend he's ever had and unfortunately they're not friends anymore). Should've just dropped it because it's not like he wanted to bang her anyway so why bring that up?
Topicis dis how nice guys think sex works?
KarmaMuffin
09/02/17 8:49:58 PM
#50
Millennials posted...
She, however, said that she would "never go for a guy like me."

So I was like, "Okay what is that supposed to mean?" And she was like, "just your personality and the way you dress. You're also very immature." Naturally, I was offended by that, not because I wanted to be with her or even have sex with her but because I knew all the sordid details of all the gross shit she did with all the trashy people she did it with. She bagged some hotties but she also slummed it fucking hardcore and basically prostituted herself, so it was just mind bogglingly offensive that I would not be good enough for her based on that. I understand not being attracted to someone and not feeling "it" but to imply there was something wrong with me just bugged the shit out of me.

I was with you until this
This just screams of insecurity
TopicWhy are 'they' trying to make Star Wars villains look alt right? (spoilers)
KarmaMuffin
09/02/17 2:47:57 PM
#41
I forget how much Skye plays the victim in everything. "Woe is life as a White man, I can't like the Empire without feeling guilty."
Or my personal favorite: the hypocrisy "I don't know who that character is so who cares if they change their race, but golly gee I am annoyed they changed this one that I care about!"
TopicAre you ready to admit you regret you didn't vote for Hillary
KarmaMuffin
09/02/17 2:40:25 PM
#63
FaultyGourry posted...
You say that like it's a bad thing.

And this is, in my personal opinion, the secret to the GOPs success. They campaign on how the gov't is useless, and when elected they prove it!

Humor aside, I mean it. Republicans as a whole tend to be more distrustful of the government. Sure there will be Democrats who aren't the biggest fan of the more overreaching powers they can demonstrate and Republicans who do want a stronger federal government, but as a whole they tend to stick to their sides.
What I'm getting at is that because of their different views on the government, when Republicans threaten to shutdown the government (most recently seen during Obama's terms, but now with Trump threatening congress if the Wall doesn't get funding), their supporters are happy about it. Anything that takes away power or "wasteful" spending is something they're happy about and reward. Meanwhile, Democrats tend to not look as favorably on that and would never support their politicians making a point and putting the gov't into a freeze.
TopicWhy are 'they' trying to make Star Wars villains look alt right? (spoilers)
KarmaMuffin
09/02/17 2:28:18 PM
#24
weapon_d00d816 posted...
The similarities were far more subtle and less of a direct rip from real life.

Lol

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stormtrooper
http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/Stormtrooper
TopicJudge orders dogs to be debarked.
KarmaMuffin
09/02/17 1:40:41 PM
#57
KrustyTheClown posted...
No, it just made taking care of my dementia stricken mother nearly impossible because she was unable to maintain a routine due to the dumbass neighbor's dogs barking literally non-stop all day. Couldn't sleep, couldn't do her therapy, couldn't have any goddamn moment of peace. Neighbors didn't care about that and had the same bitch ass attitude you do. Luckily the city forced them to get rid of the dogs.

Your mother should be in a home where she can get the help she deserves, not stuck in a city where innocent dogs have to be punished.
TopicThe current political climate reminds me of Inglourious Basterds.
KarmaMuffin
09/01/17 9:08:37 PM
#6
I'm just here for the best post Skye has ever made.
Topicif you start kissing/touching a girl without verbal consent, is it rape?
KarmaMuffin
09/01/17 8:19:50 PM
#29
Ultima Dragon posted...
In today's world, even if it's your wife that's rape apparently.

When I was growing up I heard some relatively sensible stuff like "No means no" and to stop as soon as they say.

Now the new thing is "If it's not a yes it's a no?"

Kind of kills the spontaneity when you have to have them sign a literal contract before proceeding with rounding the bases, no matter what the status or length of the relationship.

Oh, and no alcohol ever. If your wife of twenty years has even a sip of light beer, you just raped the shit out of her.

I'll take "has to spell out everything to them" for $200, Alex.
TopicHas there been any controversial videos released by soldiers?
KarmaMuffin
08/31/17 12:04:25 AM
#1
Similar to the Helmand Province incident, but instead of their helmet cams from like phones?
Sort of like the reporters in Vietnam, except by non-journalists?
TopicWas the hurricane way overblown?
KarmaMuffin
08/30/17 10:18:55 PM
#42
HannibalBarca3 posted...
I downplayed the hurricane on Friday and now my house is flooded and I'm staying at a family member's home. Since we live near Addick reservoir I've heard it may stay that way for weeks.
Honestly, I'd say people were downplaying Harvey way too much. I was looking at reddit before Friday and people were posting about it not being all that dangerous.

Look man, I'm really sorry about your house and I hope you don't get screwed over insurance, but wtf are you talking about? Literally everyone talked about getting out and how it was gonna be a really bad storm.
TopicReally disappointed I started Game of Thrones so late
KarmaMuffin
08/30/17 10:14:54 PM
#20
The show is just ok now. I'd say season 4 is when you start to see the cracks and season 5 just really opens wide with the bad.
It's still enjoyable and there's a helluva lot worse on TV, but anyone who thinks it's still as good as it used to be is delusional.

I'm glad you like it because in the end only you need to give a crap.
TopicTrump Vs. Global warming:
KarmaMuffin
08/30/17 10:25:46 AM
#20
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TopicBlazing Saddles is on TCM.
KarmaMuffin
08/28/17 11:41:24 PM
#23
KillerKhan420 posted...
Look at the ratings it has on Netflix

You know that isn't the ratings it has but what its algorithm thinks your opinion of it is, right?
TopicWhoa the Zimmerman murder happened 5 and a half years ago
KarmaMuffin
08/28/17 4:24:22 PM
#48
UnfairRepresent posted...
Small children should have no difficulty comprehending that, why do you struggle?

Because you're ignoring facts that go against your beliefs.
Zimmerman was told to not follow him. Zimmerman had a history of issues involving violence with his wife. Zimmerman failed at becoming a cop.
If Zimmerman hadn't declared himself as the ever watchful protector of the neighborhood and decided that Martin was suspicious, there would have been no deaths.

The fact that you can't seem to grasp that Martin's death only happened because Zimmerman fancied himself a hero shows how much you struggle with simple logic.
TopicWhoa the Zimmerman murder happened 5 and a half years ago
KarmaMuffin
08/28/17 4:04:13 PM
#31
I don't get why people who love guns jumped all over themselves to defend Zimmerman.
Zimmerman is like the textbook example of what gun owners should not do
For example:
Trying to be a wannabe cop
Ignoring requests from 911 operators
Following individuals

Yeah Martin was a sketchy individual, but Zimmerman was the one who instigated the situation. Of course Martin shouldn't have started beating Zimmerman's head into the concrete since that goes far beyond self-defense, but the fact is that if Zimmerman hadn't wanted to play cops & robbers then Martin would have never died.
The fact that Zimmerman milked the situation and even ended up trying to auction off the gun shows the kind of shit individual he is.
TopicSo was Lincoln a Democrat or a Republican?
KarmaMuffin
08/24/17 10:22:58 AM
#10
Usually when people say that the parties switched, they're talking about civil rights.
Which was more of a South vs North thing, and at the time the Democrats appealed to poor white Southerners by being a party of the working class. However they stopped being that party and Republicans began appealing to those same people by using Christianity.

Both parties at this point don't really resemble the parties of old, and they both focus on corporations. Democrats pander to liberals via social progress, and Republicans pander to conservatives via religion/guns, but neither seem to care that much.
TopicBy the way, having sex with a transgender human being does not make you gay, b.
KarmaMuffin
08/23/17 9:03:12 PM
#6
In a strictly academic sense, a man could have sex with another man and it wouldn't mean he was gay
To clarify, it would still be a gay act, but there could be a whole multitude of reasons why the sex happened that would mean the man in question wasn't gay
TopicSome interesting bits from a new PPP poll
KarmaMuffin
08/23/17 11:09:51 AM
#2
Antifar posted...
Asked what racial group they think faces the most discrimination in America, 45% of Trump voters say it's white people

lol

Antifar posted...
Asked what religious group they think faces the most discrimination in America, 54% of Trump voters says it's Christians

lol

Antifar posted...
Trump voters say they would rather have Jefferson Davis as President than Barack Obama 45/20.

oh fuck





It'd be interesting to wake up as a Trump supporter one day, just to see their orange tinted reality
TopicTrump tweeting in defense of Confederate statues this morning
KarmaMuffin
08/17/17 10:22:51 AM
#21
Antifar posted...
https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/898169407213645824

Crazy to think that statues are somehow considered history

Antifar posted...
https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/898171544236687361

I forgot how Washington and Jefferson led a revolt against our country

Antifar posted...
https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/898172999945392131

I don't know if he's actually looked at some of the statues, but they were hideous. Not to mention quite a few black people having to go to a park with those men there
TopicTwo months ago I decided to ignore all political news
KarmaMuffin
08/17/17 10:10:07 AM
#28
megamanzero1000 posted...
Why do you care so much what 14 yr olds think?

I don't, really. It doesn't take long to post on here, and it allows me to vent my frustrations with people irl who share similar views (although quite a few have admitted that they only consider themselves moderate because they're ashamed of the extremists on their *real* political side).

ForestLogic posted...
No, you didn't explain. You did the very thing I was talking about by turning it into B-B-BUT THE OTHER SIDE IS THE PROBLEM, parroting the same generic bullshit stock responses that any self-proclaimed liberal/conservative does by stating that the other side is unequivocally wrong and solely responsible for destroying America.

I'm sorry you got that impression. Not sure how when I directly said that Democrats have their issues, but then again this ties into my comment about how moderates tend to be intellectually dishonest.
Still, my second post directly referenced reasons why I view Republicans worse than Democrats, and I have yet to hear any examples Democrats have done on that level.

I don't expect a response, I just hope you grow up one day for your own sake.
TopicTwo months ago I decided to ignore all political news
KarmaMuffin
08/16/17 8:06:23 PM
#24
EndOfDiscOne posted...
Moderates can usually see issues from all points of view. It's frustrating trying to have a discussion with someone who thinks there is only one correct view, and everyone else is not worth listening to.

I think this kind of view doesn't match up with reality.
A person who is liberal or conservative doesn't become incapable of having a discussion with other people who have opposing views.
Meanwhile in my experience most moderates have this holier-than-thou approach where they seem to consider themselves superior to both sides. Never mind the constant bringing up of the horsehoe theory or the fallacy of thinking that every side has merit so the middle is the best option (cue image of Hitler saying he wants to gas every Jew and Churchill saying to stop it, and the moderate saying we can meet in the middle -- an extreme example to be sure, but it matters in day-to-day life too)

And yes, I still have yet to hear a good argument for what the Trump administration is doing except from his tight core of supporters, the constant gerrymandering from the GOP, or how Roger Ailes admitting he created Fox News as propaganda for conservative politicians -- none of which the liberal side of politics have been doing.
Also, look at this link and compare the votes on party lines: https://np.reddit.com/r/politics/comments/2kaubu/just_a_reminder_of_what_the_senate_was_doing_the/cljns3q/
Oh yes, totally the same
This is why moderates are frustrating. It always ends up feeling like some edgy 14 yr old thinking they have discovered some hidden depth that the adults have missed, missing the reality and really coming off as just intellectually dishonest. At best, it's just like TC who ends up being lazy.
TopicTwo months ago I decided to ignore all political news
KarmaMuffin
08/16/17 7:39:57 PM
#20
ForestLogic posted...
See what I mean.

And to me I just see you as lazy
I explained why I see moderates the way I do. I explain why it's frustrating to have a discussion with them, and you prove me right with your response.
TopicTwo months ago I decided to ignore all political news
KarmaMuffin
08/16/17 1:09:13 PM
#14
ForestLogic posted...
Worst of all, the hyper conservatives/liberals are now calling out moderates and making them out to be the bad guy. Like, holy shit, they have absolutely no perspective right now.

The biggest issue with moderates is that a lot of different issues don't really have a moderate view.
Take for instance the white supremacists at the rally over the weekend. What is the moderate view between "I think white people are superior to all other races," and "I think all races are equal." ?

Not to mention that a lot of moderates seem to look down on people who have strong beliefs on either side. There's no superiority in having a view that doesn't commit, so why have it?

And lastly, at least for a liberal like myself, it's bothersome to see a moderate complain that "both sides are bad." Republicans are intent on dismantling government protections, pandering to racists when it comes to immigration, not accepting scientific consensus when it comes to issues like climate change, etc.
Democrats have their issues, and they need to address them, but the issues they have are not nearly as problematic to the well-being of our country or the world.
TopicStop spreading fake news. Trump did not defend neonazis.
KarmaMuffin
08/16/17 12:13:19 PM
#10
How does it feel TC to willfully ignore reality and cherrypick what Trump says and does?
What's it like to watch as your savior is rightfully called out even by his own party, and you still slurp it up because "they're not all nazis?

Y'know the worst part? You're not gonna learn from this. In 2024 you're gonna latch onto whoever is the next GOP candidate and swear that Trump wasn't a real republican and not at all indicative of the party.
It's like 2008 with Bush, where he wasn't even at the Republican national convention that year because everyone knew he was embarrassing and hurting their party's image, despite having supported him for 8 years.

It's just pathetic. I'd pity you if you didn't intend to cause real harm on the rest of America because we happen to be more progressive than you.
TopicCan't believe that Trump is worse than the Joker
KarmaMuffin
08/14/17 11:19:31 PM
#13
Paper_Okami posted...
Lex Luthor was president of the DCU once. Trump is kinda like a really really really really really really really really really stupid Luthor.

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TopicCan't believe that Trump is worse than the Joker
KarmaMuffin
08/14/17 11:09:03 PM
#1
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TopicThere's a big protest outside Trump tower right now.
KarmaMuffin
08/14/17 9:29:10 PM
#43
DarthAragorn posted...
Again, what the fuck is wrong with you

You're one to talk
TopicSo apparently this is "What really happened in Charlottesville"
KarmaMuffin
08/14/17 4:50:37 PM
#51
Antifar posted...
Get the f*** out of my face with Allen West's bulls***.

Yes, he's quite awful.
TopicSo apparently this is "What really happened in Charlottesville"
KarmaMuffin
08/14/17 4:10:57 PM
#2
If we want to condemn groups such as the neo-Nazis and others, then we must also condemn groups such as BLM and Antifa. And we need to stop the cherrypicking, as they all should be investigated. Let’s end this absurdity of trying to connect the Republican Party with the Ku Klux Klan, since it was a creation of the Democrat Party. And I seem to recall Senator Robert Byrd of West Virginia, infamously known as a grand wizard of the Klan, lauded over at his memorial by Barack Obama, Bill and Hillary Clinton. It was Senator Byrd who was vehemently against the Civil Rights Act of 1964, but it was Republican Senator Everett Dirksen who supported its passage.

James Alex Fields will be punished to the full extent of the law, and I truly believe he should never see the light of day again. But if we blindly do not realize there has been an atmosphere of hatred fomented in this nation, we are ignorant. Who even remembers the fella who attempted to gun down several Republican Members of Congress at a baseball practice, severely wounding Rep. Steve Scalise? The mainstream liberal progressive media pushed that aside rather quickly, and let us not forget MSNBC commentator, Joy Reid, who on her Sunday show actually sought to justify Rep. Scalise’s shooting because of his voting record. Now, where was the condemnation there, and why is it that Ms. Reid still has a position and a show on that network?
Fareed Zakaria praised the Central Park play depicting the “Caesar-like” stabbing to death of President Trump — last time I checked he was still on CNN. And how many Democrat elected officials were pressured into making statements of condemnation of one Kathy Griffith who notoriously held up the bloodied severed head resembling President Trump?

There’s plenty of guilt to be passed around here, but the progressive socialist left will sadly exploit this for all they can. They will horribly believe this will provide them some sort of electoral advantage. They fail to realize they’re just as complicit in what happened in Charlottesville. Let me ask that age-old rhetorical question: “if a tree falls in the woods, and no one is there, does it make a sound?”

If we were to go back and ponder this incident and just let a small group of disaffected individuals hold a rally to protest the possible taking down of a statue of General Robert E. Lee, and no one had showed up…Instead a call went out and trouble, violence ensued. Or maybe, if we had courageous elected officials who would just say, those statues aren’t offending anyone; they’re part of American history, and they stay. Imagine that, would there even be a story, any rally, and violence?

What happened in Charlottesville must not be allowed to happen again. And that means we need to hold ANY group responsible that promotes violence. “What do we want, dead cops; when do we want them, now”…”Pigs in a blanket, fry them like bacon”…no more. Our streets aren’t the place for hoods and masks, such as Antifa wears, and their violence and destruction of property. Let’s call them all out, and not have this selective enforcement mentality rooted in partisan political hackery. If we don’t stop the blatant hypocrisy, which is truly the problem, then we’re sitting on a powder keg — which I believe some wish for.

I have an idea. If y’all want to fight, sign up in the U.S. military — if you meet the standards. There are plenty of folks who do indeed hate the United States. Channel your angst against them…not each other.
TopicSo apparently this is "What really happened in Charlottesville"
KarmaMuffin
08/14/17 4:10:53 PM
#1
https://www.allenbwest.com/2017/08/13/ok-folks-heres-really-happened-charlottesville-everyone-missing/

This all began because someone decided, as other elected officials have across the country, to cave in to partisan political pressures and seek to erase American history. History is not there for us to love or hate, but for us to learn from and seek to not repeat its mistakes.

If there are those who truly believe we protect ourselves by trying to revise history due to false emotions, then we miss out on who we are as a nation, and our evolution. The statues of long since deceased leaders of the Confederate Army do not stand to remind anyone of oppression. And if a statue can oppress you, then I submit that you have greater issues.

I certainly did not appreciate former President Barack Obama taking a photo op in Cuba before the image of Che Guevara, nor do I enjoy seeing anyone wearing said image on t-shirts here in America…but I do not go into some whimsical state of “oppression.”
And so it is that we do possess in this Constitutional Republic a freedom of speech and freedom of expression. It would appear that said group who didn’t wish to see the statue of Virginian, General Robert E. Lee, who was a commissioned U.S. Army officer, graduate of West Point, and served the nation in the Mexican War, taken down did apply for a permit to hold a rally. We can dislike these individuals, but they took proper measures to secure permission to express their First Amendment right.

Contrary to their position, the word went out for a counter-protest to occur which included groups from a different side of the political spectrum, who have also been very guilty of hateful rhetoric and violence. What should have happened is that these two groups should have been kept miles apart. I do not understanding why any local law enforcement agency would allow these two groups close proximity…first lesson learned. And we must also ascertain, did the counter-protest group seek permit or did they just “show up” in order to provoke, and elicit a response they could use “politically?” Yes, motivations are important to understand in this case, if we’re serious about getting to the bottom of what happened in Charlottesville and not just the typical media-driven frenzy.

I find it rather odd that so many are seeking to lay blame on President Trump for what happened in Charlottesville. And there are some voices out there who want to blame all white people, and all Republicans. How odd that when it was the New Black Panther Party outside a voting precinct in Philadelphia in black fatigues and with clubs, nothing was said. As a matter of fact, they weren’t even prosecuted for voter intimidation. And when it was the riots in Ferguson and Baltimore fueled by media false narratives and a presidential administration’s rhetoric, there was no blame laid on Barack Obama. It appears to me that there is a blatant hypocrisy when an individual commits a horrible crime, such as in Charleston, South Carolina, and a collective group of people are to be held accountable.
But, when there’s an Islamic terror attack people say, “we cannot rush to judgment” or “this is not indicative of all Muslims”…to wit I agree, but why not call the enemy for what it is” militant Islamic terrorism or jihadism? Why must some be browbeaten into condemning the actions of a few, yet we have others who have fully admitted their support to groups calling for a “resistance?” And where were the voices to condemn the violence in Washington DC on Inauguration Day, or even at UC-Berkeley…or the violence committed against those who support the current president or hold beliefs aligned with Constitutional conservatism?

TopicTrump denounced "many sides" because antifa are just as bad
KarmaMuffin
08/14/17 3:23:39 PM
#109
Tezlok posted...
It's called a mental breakdown for the stress of having my only social outlet betray me

How do you plan on handling it when Trump sells Alaska to Russia?
TopicHonestly I don't think I encountered sexism like that until today
KarmaMuffin
08/13/17 8:55:32 PM
#49
ThePredominate posted...
Damn bitch what's the problem then? He probably has to move the shopping. I would have thrown your ass in the cart too god damn lol.

hmm
TopicTrump denounced "many sides" because antifa are just as bad
KarmaMuffin
08/13/17 7:13:08 PM
#74
Tezlok posted...
Nazis would have killed me if I was alive in the 30's or 40's or if they won the war and took over America. I am the last person to be a Nazi. Jews were not the only minority murdered by them

You're also in Alaska and the president you voted for would be happy to throw you to the wolves because your senator pissed him off
Face it Zikten, you voted for a loser. Wake the fuck up.
TopicTrump denounced "many sides" because antifa are just as bad
KarmaMuffin
08/13/17 7:04:56 PM
#56
We don't have to pretend that Antifa are better than the Neonazi's because in reality the Neonazi's are so much worse
Open up your eyes TC. I get that you're conservative and there's nothing wrong with that ideology, but your president's rhetoric has allowed hateful groups like the Alt-Right to flourish. It's time for you to step up and disavow them, unlike our Commander-in-Chief who walked away from reporters asking that.
Don't stoop to protecting them because you voted for a joke, don't attack the Left because your side has a bunch of racists.
TopicThe media is fucking obliterating Trump right now
KarmaMuffin
08/12/17 5:15:25 PM
#21
UnfairRepresent posted...
Change the pronouns are the liberals are saying word for what what the conservatives were saying 3 years ago

Obama explained why he didn't want to call it Islamic Terrorism. Like, he literally went on national television and said why he didn't call it that.
Trump has done no such thing. And let's be frank: he won't call it that because he doesn't want to anger that portion of his base.
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