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Phantom_Nook posted...

RazorX2003 posted...

Phantom_Nook posted...

RazorX2003 posted...

Also, Tucker Carlson owns these days. I can't speak for him in the past but he's been on fire recently

Tuck the Cuck's victim complex is on fire, for sure.

You'll have to explain that to me cause i don't see how he fits into the definition of a cuck or as having victim complex

Just as one example, he whines about "the elite" or whatever despite being rich himself and Republicans controlling all three branches of the federal government.

Tucker is certainly a very comfortably wealthy man, but his networth is listed from 8-39 million, which is peanuts compared to the people he's generally referring to. And i don't see how his political opinions should be less valid because he's wealthy anyway. Are you suggesting that the more money you have the less you should dislike, or care about, how society is run or how people are wanting it to be run?
And even though Republicans may have power, they still face a barrage of attacks and obstacles that are constantly put in their way by the democrats (and it would be the same in reverse if the democrats had power - that's politics). Republicans may share a general set of values but there is plenty of disagreement when it comes to the finer details. Again, following your logic there, that would mean that if you were a wealthy democrat that your opinion about Obama's policies (while he was still the president) shouldn't be of concern to you... as if everything he did should be agreeable because of the group association. That's kind of irrational though isn't it?
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