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Hinakuluiau 05/30/18 12:33:18 PM #1:	Also Republicans: "Why can't we call black people 'apes' and what Roseanne said wasn't that bad." --- There are some things where I just bypass critical thinking. - ROD <cite>Hinakuluiau posted [p:902248009] in Republican... [t:76658188]...</cite> <quote>Also Republicans: "Why can't we call black people 'apes' and what Roseanne said wasn't that bad."</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
MedzXVIII 05/30/18 12:34:12 PM #2:	Black people would rather vote for a black republican than a white democrat https://nypost.com/2013/11/10/white-politician-wins-election-by-pretending-to-be-black/ --- Hi <cite>MedzXVIII posted [p:902248074] in Republican... [t:76658188]...</cite> <quote>Black people would rather vote for a black republican than a white democrat https://nypost.com/2013/11/10/white-politician-wins-election-by-pretending-to-be-black/</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Master_Bass 05/30/18 12:36:05 PM #3:	Lol. --- Many Bothans died to bring you this post. <cite>Master_Bass posted [p:902248174] in Republican... [t:76658188]...</cite> <quote>Lol.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
hollow_shrine 05/30/18 12:37:28 PM #4:	MedzXVIII posted... Black people would rather vote for a black republican than a white democrat https://nypost.com/2013/11/10/white-politician-wins-election-by-pretending-to-be-black/ It's true. I'm not going to say liberalism doesn't have some work to do. --- Ignorance is a choice https://imgtc.com/i/7UnK3hx.jpg <cite>hollow_shrine posted [p:902248259] in Republican... [t:76658188]...</cite> <quote><cite>MedzXVIII posted...</cite> <quote>Black people would rather vote for a black republican than a white democrat https://nypost.com/2013/11/10/white-politician-wins-election-by-pretending-to-be-black/</quote> It's true. I'm not going to say liberalism doesn't have some work to do.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
FairyLeviathan 05/30/18 12:37:51 PM #5:	Democrats: "We should be more understanding and inclusive." Also Democrats: "Why can't we lump half the population together and what Hillary Clinton said about deplorables is true." <cite>FairyLeviathan posted [p:902248278] in Republican... [t:76658188]...</cite> <quote>Democrats: "We should be more understanding and inclusive." Also Democrats: "Why can't we lump half the population together and what Hillary Clinton said about deplorables is true."</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
TheCyborgNinja 05/30/18 12:39:01 PM #6:	MedzXVIII posted... Black people would rather vote for a black republican than a white democrat https://nypost.com/2013/11/10/white-politician-wins-election-by-pretending-to-be-black/ He said he was a "friend and neighbour" and had black people on his fliers? That's how he fooled them? Did they look into anything about him before they voted based on a stupid assumption? That's why you should need to pass an intelligence test prior to being allowed to register to vote. He didn't trick anyone, those voters were just too lazy to properly assess their options. --- "message parlor" ? do you mean the post office ? - SlayerX888 <cite>TheCyborgNinja posted [p:902248342] in Republican... [t:76658188]...</cite> <quote><cite>MedzXVIII posted...</cite> <quote>Black people would rather vote for a black republican than a white democrat https://nypost.com/2013/11/10/white-politician-wins-election-by-pretending-to-be-black/</quote> He said he was a "friend and neighbour" and had black people on his fliers? That's how he fooled them? Did they look into anything about him before they voted based on a stupid assumption? That's why you should need to pass an intelligence test prior to being allowed to register to vote. He didn't trick anyone, those voters were just too lazy to properly assess their options.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
KarmaMuffin 05/30/18 12:39:37 PM #7:	FairyLeviathan posted... and what Hillary Clinton said about deplorables is true." This Roseanne stuff is exactly what she meant by the deplorables line <cite>KarmaMuffin posted [p:902248385] in Republican... [t:76658188]...</cite> <quote><cite>FairyLeviathan posted...</cite> <quote>and what Hillary Clinton said about deplorables is true." </quote> This Roseanne stuff is exactly what she meant by the deplorables line</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
RchHomieQuanChi 05/30/18 12:41:30 PM #8:	FairyLeviathan posted... Democrats: "We should be more understanding and inclusive." Also Democrats: "Why can't we lump half the population together and what Hillary Clinton said about deplorables is true." Well when that population is united by inherently bigoted beliefs then... --- I have nothing else to say <cite>RchHomieQuanChi posted [p:902248492] in Republican... [t:76658188]...</cite> <quote><cite>FairyLeviathan posted...</cite> <quote>Democrats: "We should be more understanding and inclusive." Also Democrats: "Why can't we lump half the population together and what Hillary Clinton said about deplorables is true."</quote> Well when that population is united by inherently bigoted beliefs then...</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Dustin1280 05/30/18 12:42:20 PM #9:	MedzXVIII posted... Black people would rather vote for a black republican than a white democrat https://nypost.com/2013/11/10/white-politician-wins-election-by-pretending-to-be-black/ this is just sad, whoever voted on this man because they thought he was black was: 1. So incredibly stupid that they assumed this man was black w/o looking into him AT ALL. 2. Voted for him SOLELY because they thought he was black None of the people "fooled by him" should be allowed to vote. EDIT: If anyone voted for him because they actually liked and shared his views then great. It's the ones that voted SOLELY because of the color of his skin that are the problem. --- RIP: Canuklehead, Karma: 1369 // RIP: Gen_Lee_Enfield, Karma: 1731 // RIP: Orlando of the Axe, Karma: 1642 // RIP nayr626 Karma: 4395 --They delivered! <cite>Dustin1280 posted [p:902248544] in Republican... [t:76658188]...</cite> <quote><cite>MedzXVIII posted...</cite> <quote>Black people would rather vote for a black republican than a white democrat https://nypost.com/2013/11/10/white-politician-wins-election-by-pretending-to-be-black/</quote> this is just sad, whoever voted on this man because they thought he was black was: 1. So incredibly stupid that they assumed this man was black w/o looking into him AT ALL. 2. Voted for him SOLELY because they thought he was black None of the people "fooled by him" should be allowed to vote. EDIT: If anyone voted for him because they actually liked and shared his views then great. It's the ones that voted SOLELY because of the color of his skin that are the problem.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Sad_Face 05/30/18 12:52:45 PM #10:	MedzXVIII posted... Black people would rather vote for a black republican than a white democrat https://nypost.com/2013/11/10/white-politician-wins-election-by-pretending-to-be-black/ The fliers had photos of smiling African-Americans and were captioned Please vote for our friend and neighbor Dave Wilson. One of the fliers referred to an endorsement from Ron Wilson, a name local voters were likely to associate with a former Houston state representative who is also black. In fact the endorsement came from Wilsons cousin who lives in Iowa and shares the politicians name. Former State Rep. Ron Wilson is also a democrat so the flier came off as though the republican is democrat approved, or rather "one of the good ones". In any other circumstance, a black republican would be ostracized as a traitor to the race. --- imgtc.com/i/4HgTl0ebzq.jpg imgtc.com/i/60CWP2Gtlg.gif <cite>Sad_Face posted [p:902249158] in Republican... [t:76658188]...</cite> <quote><cite>MedzXVIII posted...</cite> <quote>Black people would rather vote for a black republican than a white democrat https://nypost.com/2013/11/10/white-politician-wins-election-by-pretending-to-be-black/</quote> <quote>The fliers had photos of smiling African-Americans and were captioned Please vote for our friend and neighbor Dave Wilson. One of the fliers referred to an endorsement from Ron Wilson, a name local voters were likely to associate with a former Houston state representative who is also black. In fact the endorsement came from Wilsons cousin who lives in Iowa and shares the politicians name.</quote> Former State Rep. Ron Wilson is also a democrat so the flier came off as though the republican is democrat approved, or rather "one of the good ones". In any other circumstance, a black republican would be ostracized as a traitor to the race.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Dyinglegacy 05/30/18 1:00:56 PM #11:	TheCyborgNinja posted... MedzXVIII posted... Black people would rather vote for a black republican than a white democrat https://nypost.com/2013/11/10/white-politician-wins-election-by-pretending-to-be-black/ He said he was a "friend and neighbour" and had black people on his fliers? That's how he fooled them? Did they look into anything about him before they voted based on a stupid assumption? That's why you should need to pass an intelligence test prior to being allowed to register to vote. He didn't trick anyone, those voters were just too lazy to properly assess their options. That's the overwhelming majority of people. We make snap judgements based on first apperance, all the the live long day. Black people see black person running for office, they vote. It's that simple. It's not racism (I know you didn't mention racism, I'm just stating the, what should be, obvious) to want one of your own to succeed and be in power. We LIKE to think we are above this type of behavior, that we are completely non-biased, but we really aren't. I've done it, you've probably done it. Our biases influence our day to day. It's just the way people are. We don't break out a mearsuring tape for daily judgements, analyzing the possilbe ramifications of every single action. Should we? Probably. Especially in the case of big decisions. --- Voted worst user on CE 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, and 2017 Current e-argument streak: 0 wins. 15008 losses. <cite>Dyinglegacy posted [p:902249605] in Republican... [t:76658188]...</cite> <quote><cite>TheCyborgNinja posted...</cite> <quote><cite>MedzXVIII posted...</cite> <quote>Black people would rather vote for a black republican than a white democrat https://nypost.com/2013/11/10/white-politician-wins-election-by-pretending-to-be-black/</quote> He said he was a "friend and neighbour" and had black people on his fliers? That's how he fooled them? Did they look into anything about him before they voted based on a stupid assumption? That's why you should need to pass an intelligence test prior to being allowed to register to vote. He didn't trick anyone, those voters were just too lazy to properly assess their options.</quote> That's the overwhelming majority of people. We make snap judgements based on first apperance, all the the live long day. Black people see black person running for office, they vote. It's that simple. It's not racism (I know you didn't mention racism, I'm just stating the, what should be, obvious) to want one of your own to succeed and be in power. We LIKE to think we are above this type of behavior, that we are completely non-biased, but we really aren't. I've done it, you've probably done it. Our biases influence our day to day. It's just the way people are. We don't break out a mearsuring tape for daily judgements, analyzing the possilbe ramifications of every single action. Should we? Probably. Especially in the case of big decisions.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Dustin1280 05/30/18 1:05:08 PM #12:	Dyinglegacy posted... TheCyborgNinja posted... MedzXVIII posted... Black people would rather vote for a black republican than a white democrat https://nypost.com/2013/11/10/white-politician-wins-election-by-pretending-to-be-black/ He said he was a "friend and neighbour" and had black people on his fliers? That's how he fooled them? Did they look into anything about him before they voted based on a stupid assumption? That's why you should need to pass an intelligence test prior to being allowed to register to vote. He didn't trick anyone, those voters were just too lazy to properly assess their options. That's the overwhelming majority of people. We make snap judgements based on first apperance, all the the live long day. Black people see black person running for office, they vote. It's that simple. It's not racism (I know you didn't mention racism, I'm just stating the, what should be, obvious) to want one of your own to succeed and be in power. We LIKE to think we are above this type of behavior, that we are completely non-biased, but we really aren't. I've done it, you've probably done it. Our biases influence our day to day. It's just the way people are. We don't break out a mearsuring tape for daily judgements, analyzing the possilbe ramifications of every single action. Should we? Probably. Especially in the case of big decisions. That is an INSANE level of snap judgement though. When I vote for anything I at least research a LITTLE bit before I cast my vote. I surely wouldn't vote for someone solely based on something as ridiculous as skin color. That goes FAR ABOVE AND BEYOND "snap judgements." It's down right idiocy... --- RIP: Canuklehead, Karma: 1369 // RIP: Gen_Lee_Enfield, Karma: 1731 // RIP: Orlando of the Axe, Karma: 1642 // RIP nayr626 Karma: 4395 --They delivered! <cite>Dustin1280 posted [p:902249829] in Republican... [t:76658188]...</cite> <quote><cite>Dyinglegacy posted...</cite> <quote><cite>TheCyborgNinja posted...</cite> <quote><cite>MedzXVIII posted...</cite> <quote>Black people would rather vote for a black republican than a white democrat https://nypost.com/2013/11/10/white-politician-wins-election-by-pretending-to-be-black/</quote> He said he was a "friend and neighbour" and had black people on his fliers? That's how he fooled them? Did they look into anything about him before they voted based on a stupid assumption? That's why you should need to pass an intelligence test prior to being allowed to register to vote. He didn't trick anyone, those voters were just too lazy to properly assess their options.</quote> That's the overwhelming majority of people. We make snap judgements based on first apperance, all the the live long day. Black people see black person running for office, they vote. It's that simple. It's not racism (I know you didn't mention racism, I'm just stating the, what should be, obvious) to want one of your own to succeed and be in power. We LIKE to think we are above this type of behavior, that we are completely non-biased, but we really aren't. I've done it, you've probably done it. Our biases influence our day to day. It's just the way people are. We don't break out a mearsuring tape for daily judgements, analyzing the possilbe ramifications of every single action. Should we? Probably. Especially in the case of big decisions.</quote> That is an INSANE level of snap judgement though. When I vote for anything I at least research a LITTLE bit before I cast my vote. I surely wouldn't vote for someone solely based on something as ridiculous as skin color. That goes FAR ABOVE AND BEYOND "snap judgements." It's down right idiocy...</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Caution999 05/30/18 1:05:54 PM #13:	This scenario isnt accurate --- "Impossible is just a word to let people feel good about themselves when they quit." - Vyse, Skies of Arcadia <cite>Caution999 posted [p:902249874] in Republican... [t:76658188]...</cite> <quote>This scenario isnt accurate</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
darkjedilink 05/30/18 1:12:21 PM #14:	Dustin1280 posted... Dyinglegacy posted... TheCyborgNinja posted... MedzXVIII posted... Black people would rather vote for a black republican than a white democrat https://nypost.com/2013/11/10/white-politician-wins-election-by-pretending-to-be-black/ He said he was a "friend and neighbour" and had black people on his fliers? That's how he fooled them? Did they look into anything about him before they voted based on a stupid assumption? That's why you should need to pass an intelligence test prior to being allowed to register to vote. He didn't trick anyone, those voters were just too lazy to properly assess their options. That's the overwhelming majority of people. We make snap judgements based on first apperance, all the the live long day. Black people see black person running for office, they vote. It's that simple. It's not racism (I know you didn't mention racism, I'm just stating the, what should be, obvious) to want one of your own to succeed and be in power. We LIKE to think we are above this type of behavior, that we are completely non-biased, but we really aren't. I've done it, you've probably done it. Our biases influence our day to day. It's just the way people are. We don't break out a mearsuring tape for daily judgements, analyzing the possilbe ramifications of every single action. Should we? Probably. Especially in the case of big decisions. That is an INSANE level of snap judgement though. When I vote for anything I at least research a LITTLE bit before I cast my vote. I surely wouldn't vote for someone solely based on something as ridiculous as skin color. That goes FAR ABOVE AND BEYOND "snap judgements." It's down right idiocy... And a lot of America does it - millions of people voted for Obama (and his opponents) due to their skin color. Millions of people voted for Clinton (and her opponents) due to her gender. --- 'It's okay that those gangbangers stole all my personal belongings and cash at gunpoint, cuz they're building a rec center!' - OneTimeBen <cite>darkjedilink posted [p:902250258] in Republican... [t:76658188]...</cite> <quote><cite>Dustin1280 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Dyinglegacy posted...</cite> <quote><cite>TheCyborgNinja posted...</cite> <quote><cite>MedzXVIII posted...</cite> <quote>Black people would rather vote for a black republican than a white democrat https://nypost.com/2013/11/10/white-politician-wins-election-by-pretending-to-be-black/</quote> He said he was a "friend and neighbour" and had black people on his fliers? That's how he fooled them? Did they look into anything about him before they voted based on a stupid assumption? That's why you should need to pass an intelligence test prior to being allowed to register to vote. He didn't trick anyone, those voters were just too lazy to properly assess their options.</quote> That's the overwhelming majority of people. We make snap judgements based on first apperance, all the the live long day. Black people see black person running for office, they vote. It's that simple. It's not racism (I know you didn't mention racism, I'm just stating the, what should be, obvious) to want one of your own to succeed and be in power. We LIKE to think we are above this type of behavior, that we are completely non-biased, but we really aren't. I've done it, you've probably done it. Our biases influence our day to day. It's just the way people are. We don't break out a mearsuring tape for daily judgements, analyzing the possilbe ramifications of every single action. Should we? Probably. Especially in the case of big decisions.</quote> That is an INSANE level of snap judgement though. When I vote for anything I at least research a LITTLE bit before I cast my vote. I surely wouldn't vote for someone solely based on something as ridiculous as skin color. That goes FAR ABOVE AND BEYOND "snap judgements." It's down right idiocy...</quote> And a lot of America does it - millions of people voted for Obama (and his opponents) due to their skin color. Millions of people voted for Clinton (and her opponents) due to her gender.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Dustin1280 05/30/18 1:14:32 PM #15:	darkjedilink posted... Dustin1280 posted... Dyinglegacy posted... TheCyborgNinja posted... MedzXVIII posted... Black people would rather vote for a black republican than a white democrat https://nypost.com/2013/11/10/white-politician-wins-election-by-pretending-to-be-black/ He said he was a "friend and neighbour" and had black people on his fliers? That's how he fooled them? Did they look into anything about him before they voted based on a stupid assumption? That's why you should need to pass an intelligence test prior to being allowed to register to vote. He didn't trick anyone, those voters were just too lazy to properly assess their options. That's the overwhelming majority of people. We make snap judgements based on first apperance, all the the live long day. Black people see black person running for office, they vote. It's that simple. It's not racism (I know you didn't mention racism, I'm just stating the, what should be, obvious) to want one of your own to succeed and be in power. We LIKE to think we are above this type of behavior, that we are completely non-biased, but we really aren't. I've done it, you've probably done it. Our biases influence our day to day. It's just the way people are. We don't break out a mearsuring tape for daily judgements, analyzing the possilbe ramifications of every single action. Should we? Probably. Especially in the case of big decisions. That is an INSANE level of snap judgement though. When I vote for anything I at least research a LITTLE bit before I cast my vote. I surely wouldn't vote for someone solely based on something as ridiculous as skin color. That goes FAR ABOVE AND BEYOND "snap judgements." It's down right idiocy... And a lot of America does it - millions of people voted for Obama (and his opponents) due to their skin color. Millions of people voted for Clinton (and her opponents) due to her gender. Anyone who votes solely on gender or skin color is an idiot and shouldn't be voting in the first place. --- RIP: Canuklehead, Karma: 1369 // RIP: Gen_Lee_Enfield, Karma: 1731 // RIP: Orlando of the Axe, Karma: 1642 // RIP nayr626 Karma: 4395 --They delivered! <cite>Dustin1280 posted [p:902250383] in Republican... [t:76658188]...</cite> <quote><cite>darkjedilink posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Dustin1280 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Dyinglegacy posted...</cite> <quote><cite>TheCyborgNinja posted...</cite> <quote><cite>MedzXVIII posted...</cite> <quote>Black people would rather vote for a black republican than a white democrat https://nypost.com/2013/11/10/white-politician-wins-election-by-pretending-to-be-black/</quote> He said he was a "friend and neighbour" and had black people on his fliers? That's how he fooled them? Did they look into anything about him before they voted based on a stupid assumption? That's why you should need to pass an intelligence test prior to being allowed to register to vote. He didn't trick anyone, those voters were just too lazy to properly assess their options.</quote> That's the overwhelming majority of people. We make snap judgements based on first apperance, all the the live long day. Black people see black person running for office, they vote. It's that simple. It's not racism (I know you didn't mention racism, I'm just stating the, what should be, obvious) to want one of your own to succeed and be in power. We LIKE to think we are above this type of behavior, that we are completely non-biased, but we really aren't. I've done it, you've probably done it. Our biases influence our day to day. It's just the way people are. We don't break out a mearsuring tape for daily judgements, analyzing the possilbe ramifications of every single action. Should we? Probably. Especially in the case of big decisions.</quote> That is an INSANE level of snap judgement though. When I vote for anything I at least research a LITTLE bit before I cast my vote. I surely wouldn't vote for someone solely based on something as ridiculous as skin color. That goes FAR ABOVE AND BEYOND "snap judgements." It's down right idiocy...</quote> And a lot of America does it - millions of people voted for Obama (and his opponents) due to their skin color. Millions of people voted for Clinton (and her opponents) due to her gender.</quote> Anyone who votes solely on gender or skin color is an idiot and shouldn't be voting in the first place.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
darkjedilink 05/30/18 1:16:04 PM #16:	Dustin1280 posted... darkjedilink posted... Dustin1280 posted... Dyinglegacy posted... TheCyborgNinja posted... MedzXVIII posted... Black people would rather vote for a black republican than a white democrat https://nypost.com/2013/11/10/white-politician-wins-election-by-pretending-to-be-black/ He said he was a "friend and neighbour" and had black people on his fliers? That's how he fooled them? Did they look into anything about him before they voted based on a stupid assumption? That's why you should need to pass an intelligence test prior to being allowed to register to vote. He didn't trick anyone, those voters were just too lazy to properly assess their options. That's the overwhelming majority of people. We make snap judgements based on first apperance, all the the live long day. Black people see black person running for office, they vote. It's that simple. It's not racism (I know you didn't mention racism, I'm just stating the, what should be, obvious) to want one of your own to succeed and be in power. We LIKE to think we are above this type of behavior, that we are completely non-biased, but we really aren't. I've done it, you've probably done it. Our biases influence our day to day. It's just the way people are. We don't break out a mearsuring tape for daily judgements, analyzing the possilbe ramifications of every single action. Should we? Probably. Especially in the case of big decisions. That is an INSANE level of snap judgement though. When I vote for anything I at least research a LITTLE bit before I cast my vote. I surely wouldn't vote for someone solely based on something as ridiculous as skin color. That goes FAR ABOVE AND BEYOND "snap judgements." It's down right idiocy... And a lot of America does it - millions of people voted for Obama (and his opponents) due to their skin color. Millions of people voted for Clinton (and her opponents) due to her gender. Anyone who votes solely on gender or skin color is an idiot and shouldn't be voting in the first place. Too bad it's a right, huh? Being asked to prove you have the right to vote is a no-no. --- 'It's okay that those gangbangers stole all my personal belongings and cash at gunpoint, cuz they're building a rec center!' - OneTimeBen <cite>darkjedilink posted [p:902250469] in Republican... [t:76658188]...</cite> <quote><cite>Dustin1280 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>darkjedilink posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Dustin1280 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Dyinglegacy posted...</cite> <quote><cite>TheCyborgNinja posted...</cite> <quote><cite>MedzXVIII posted...</cite> <quote>Black people would rather vote for a black republican than a white democrat https://nypost.com/2013/11/10/white-politician-wins-election-by-pretending-to-be-black/</quote> He said he was a "friend and neighbour" and had black people on his fliers? That's how he fooled them? Did they look into anything about him before they voted based on a stupid assumption? That's why you should need to pass an intelligence test prior to being allowed to register to vote. He didn't trick anyone, those voters were just too lazy to properly assess their options.</quote> That's the overwhelming majority of people. We make snap judgements based on first apperance, all the the live long day. Black people see black person running for office, they vote. It's that simple. It's not racism (I know you didn't mention racism, I'm just stating the, what should be, obvious) to want one of your own to succeed and be in power. We LIKE to think we are above this type of behavior, that we are completely non-biased, but we really aren't. I've done it, you've probably done it. Our biases influence our day to day. It's just the way people are. We don't break out a mearsuring tape for daily judgements, analyzing the possilbe ramifications of every single action. Should we? Probably. Especially in the case of big decisions.</quote> That is an INSANE level of snap judgement though. When I vote for anything I at least research a LITTLE bit before I cast my vote. I surely wouldn't vote for someone solely based on something as ridiculous as skin color. That goes FAR ABOVE AND BEYOND "snap judgements." It's down right idiocy...</quote> And a lot of America does it - millions of people voted for Obama (and his opponents) due to their skin color. Millions of people voted for Clinton (and her opponents) due to her gender.</quote> Anyone who votes solely on gender or skin color is an idiot and shouldn't be voting in the first place.</quote> Too bad it's a right, huh? Being asked to prove you have the right to vote is a no-no.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
FrisbeeDude 05/30/18 1:17:26 PM #17:	"Millions of people voted for Obama because he was black" conveniently ignores the millions who voted against him because he was black Ayyyyeeee --- If you're not voting like a black woman, your opinion doesn't matter to me <cite>FrisbeeDude posted [p:902250558] in Republican... [t:76658188]...</cite> <quote>"Millions of people voted for Obama because he was black" conveniently ignores the millions who voted against him because he was black Ayyyyeeee</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Donomark 05/30/18 1:18:11 PM #18:	I'm skeptical that "millions voted for X solely because of their race/gender!" Really? Black people always heavily favor Democrats. They had an increased turnout for Obama because he was a Black Democrat, not because he was Black. If he had been a Black Republican, I highly doubt you would've seen the same effect. As for the Hillary claim, empirics or bust. --- "You can do it your way, or you can be effective." http://dbznextdimension.libsyn.com/ http://cbfrevue.libsyn.com/ <cite>Donomark posted [p:902250603] in Republican... [t:76658188]...</cite> <quote>I'm skeptical that "millions voted for X solely because of their race/gender!" Really? Black people always heavily favor Democrats. They had an increased turnout for Obama because he was a Black Democrat, not because he was Black. If he had been a Black Republican, I highly doubt you would've seen the same effect. As for the Hillary claim, empirics or bust.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
MedzXVIII 05/30/18 1:18:13 PM #19:	FrisbeeDude posted... "Millions of people voted for Obama because he was black" conveniently ignores the millions who voted against him because he was black Ayyyyeeee I was just about to post there are people who do not vote for someone because of their color/sex --- Hi <cite>MedzXVIII posted [p:902250605] in Republican... [t:76658188]...</cite> <quote><cite>FrisbeeDude posted...</cite> <quote>"Millions of people voted for Obama because he was black" conveniently ignores the millions who voted against him because he was black Ayyyyeeee</quote> I was just about to post there are people who do not vote for someone because of their color/sex</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
MedzXVIII 05/30/18 1:18:46 PM #20:	Donomark posted... I'm skeptical that "millions voted for X solely because of their race/gender!" Really? Black people always heavily favor Democrats. They had an increased turnout for Obama because he was a Black Democrat, not because he was Black. If he had been a Black Republican, I highly doubt you would've seen the same effect. As for the Hillary claim, empirics or bust. Black people would rather vote for a black republican than a white democrat https://nypost.com/2013/11/10/white-politician-wins-election-by-pretending-to-be-black/ --- Hi <cite>MedzXVIII posted [p:902250634] in Republican... [t:76658188]...</cite> <quote><cite>Donomark posted...</cite> <quote>I'm skeptical that "millions voted for X solely because of their race/gender!" Really? Black people always heavily favor Democrats. They had an increased turnout for Obama because he was a Black Democrat, not because he was Black. If he had been a Black Republican, I highly doubt you would've seen the same effect. As for the Hillary claim, empirics or bust.</quote> Black people would rather vote for a black republican than a white democrat https://nypost.com/2013/11/10/white-politician-wins-election-by-pretending-to-be-black/</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
hollow_shrine 05/30/18 1:18:59 PM #21:	It's funny we should mention the right to vote, because racially targeted laws restricting minority votes are THE reason black people should pay Republicans nothing but dust. --- Ignorance is a choice https://imgtc.com/i/7UnK3hx.jpg <cite>hollow_shrine posted [p:902250651] in Republican... [t:76658188]...</cite> <quote>It's funny we should mention the right to vote, because racially targeted laws restricting minority votes are THE reason black people should pay Republicans nothing but dust.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
darkjedilink 05/30/18 1:20:19 PM #22:	FrisbeeDude posted... "Millions of people voted for Obama because he was black" conveniently ignores the millions who voted against him because he was black Ayyyyeeee I literally said that - why do you think I said 'and his opponents?' Hint for those who don't have a great grasp at English - that means I acknowledge that people voted for McCain and Romney by the millions because Obama is black. --- 'It's okay that those gangbangers stole all my personal belongings and cash at gunpoint, cuz they're building a rec center!' - OneTimeBen <cite>darkjedilink posted [p:902250733] in Republican... [t:76658188]...</cite> <quote><cite>FrisbeeDude posted...</cite> <quote>"Millions of people voted for Obama because he was black" conveniently ignores the millions who voted against him because he was black Ayyyyeeee</quote> I literally said that - why do you think I said 'and his opponents?' Hint for those who don't have a great grasp at English - that means I acknowledge that people voted for McCain and Romney by the millions because Obama is black.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Dustin1280 05/30/18 1:22:23 PM #23:	FrisbeeDude posted... "Millions of people voted for Obama because he was black" conveniently ignores the millions who voted against him because he was black Ayyyyeeee Doesn't change anything Those that voted against him because he is black and those that voted for him because he was black are both idiots and shouldn't be voting to begin with. --- RIP: Canuklehead, Karma: 1369 // RIP: Gen_Lee_Enfield, Karma: 1731 // RIP: Orlando of the Axe, Karma: 1642 // RIP nayr626 Karma: 4395 --They delivered! <cite>Dustin1280 posted [p:902250845] in Republican... [t:76658188]...</cite> <quote><cite>FrisbeeDude posted...</cite> <quote>"Millions of people voted for Obama because he was black" conveniently ignores the millions who voted against him because he was black Ayyyyeeee</quote> Doesn't change anything Those that voted against him because he is black and those that voted for him because he was black are both idiots and shouldn't be voting to begin with.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Donomark 05/30/18 1:29:43 PM #24:	MedzXVIII posted... Donomark posted... I'm skeptical that "millions voted for X solely because of their race/gender!" Really? Black people always heavily favor Democrats. They had an increased turnout for Obama because he was a Black Democrat, not because he was Black. If he had been a Black Republican, I highly doubt you would've seen the same effect. As for the Hillary claim, empirics or bust. Black people would rather vote for a black republican than a white democrat https://nypost.com/2013/11/10/white-politician-wins-election-by-pretending-to-be-black/ The article doesn't support that conclusion. It supports the conclusion that voters who don't pay attention are vulnerable to being misled. However, Ben Carson's utter shellacking with Black voters as compared to Hillary Clinton supports my conclusion. --- "You can do it your way, or you can be effective." http://dbznextdimension.libsyn.com/ http://cbfrevue.libsyn.com/ <cite>Donomark posted [p:902251315] in Republican... [t:76658188]...</cite> <quote><cite>MedzXVIII posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Donomark posted...</cite> <quote>I'm skeptical that "millions voted for X solely because of their race/gender!" Really? Black people always heavily favor Democrats. They had an increased turnout for Obama because he was a Black Democrat, not because he was Black. If he had been a Black Republican, I highly doubt you would've seen the same effect. As for the Hillary claim, empirics or bust.</quote> Black people would rather vote for a black republican than a white democrat https://nypost.com/2013/11/10/white-politician-wins-election-by-pretending-to-be-black/</quote> The article doesn't support that conclusion. It supports the conclusion that voters who don't pay attention are vulnerable to being misled. However, Ben Carson's utter shellacking with Black voters as compared to Hillary Clinton supports my conclusion.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Dyinglegacy 05/30/18 1:31:35 PM #25:	Dustin1280 posted... That is an INSANE level of snap judgement though. And yet, people do it. People have literally stated that they voted for Clinton simply because she is a woman. I don't vote, so I don't run into that problem. Hopefully, I would have the conviction to not fall into that group if I ever did decide to vote. --- Voted worst user on CE 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, and 2017 Current e-argument streak: 0 wins. 15008 losses. <cite>Dyinglegacy posted [p:902251451] in Republican... [t:76658188]...</cite> <quote><cite>Dustin1280 posted...</cite> <quote>That is an INSANE level of snap judgement though.</quote> And yet, people do it. People have literally stated that they voted for Clinton simply because she is a woman. I don't vote, so I don't run into that problem. Hopefully, I would have the conviction to not fall into that group if I ever did decide to vote.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Dustin1280 05/30/18 1:33:49 PM #26:	Dyinglegacy posted... Dustin1280 posted... That is an INSANE level of snap judgement though. And yet, people do it. People have literally stated that they voted for Clinton simply because she is a woman. I don't vote, so I don't run into that problem. Hopefully, I would have the conviction to not fall into that group if I ever did decide to vote. You have manage to depress me in both topics I was engaging you in conversation with... --- RIP: Canuklehead, Karma: 1369 // RIP: Gen_Lee_Enfield, Karma: 1731 // RIP: Orlando of the Axe, Karma: 1642 // RIP nayr626 Karma: 4395 --They delivered! <cite>Dustin1280 posted [p:902251573] in Republican... [t:76658188]...</cite> <quote><cite>Dyinglegacy posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Dustin1280 posted...</cite> <quote>That is an INSANE level of snap judgement though.</quote> And yet, people do it. People have literally stated that they voted for Clinton simply because she is a woman. I don't vote, so I don't run into that problem. Hopefully, I would have the conviction to not fall into that group if I ever did decide to vote.</quote> You have manage to depress me in both topics I was engaging you in conversation with...</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Smashingpmkns 05/30/18 1:35:43 PM #27:	FairyLeviathan posted... Democrats: "We should be more understanding and inclusive." Also Democrats: "Why can't we lump half the population together and what Hillary Clinton said about deplorables is true." Hillary wasn't wrong about the deplorables, she was just wrong in saying that shit when she's trying to win. She's only been proven right ever since Trump took office lol --- Clean Butt Crew <cite>Smashingpmkns posted [p:902251683] in Republican... [t:76658188]...</cite> <quote><cite>FairyLeviathan posted...</cite> <quote>Democrats: "We should be more understanding and inclusive." Also Democrats: "Why can't we lump half the population together and what Hillary Clinton said about deplorables is true."</quote> Hillary wasn't wrong about the deplorables, she was just wrong in saying that shit when she's trying to win. She's only been proven right ever since Trump took office lol</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
UnfairRepresent 05/30/18 1:37:44 PM #28:	Black people: "My sanity, my dignity and my self respect" --- ^ Hey now that's completely unfair. https://imgtc.com/i/14JHfrt.jpg <cite>UnfairRepresent posted [p:902251801] in Republican... [t:76658188]...</cite> <quote>Black people: "My sanity, my dignity and my self respect"</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
DiegoSanchez206 05/30/18 1:38:13 PM #29:	Dyinglegacy posted... TheCyborgNinja posted... MedzXVIII posted... Black people would rather vote for a black republican than a white democrat https://nypost.com/2013/11/10/white-politician-wins-election-by-pretending-to-be-black/ He said he was a "friend and neighbour" and had black people on his fliers? That's how he fooled them? Did they look into anything about him before they voted based on a stupid assumption? That's why you should need to pass an intelligence test prior to being allowed to register to vote. He didn't trick anyone, those voters were just too lazy to properly assess their options. That's the overwhelming majority of people. We make snap judgements based on first apperance, all the the live long day. Black people see black person running for office, they vote. It's that simple. It's not racism (I know you didn't mention racism, I'm just stating the, what should be, obvious) to want one of your own to succeed and be in power. We LIKE to think we are above this type of behavior, that we are completely non-biased, but we really aren't. I've done it, you've probably done it. Our biases influence our day to day. It's just the way people are. We don't break out a mearsuring tape for daily judgements, analyzing the possilbe ramifications of every single action. Should we? Probably. Especially in the case of big decisions. Wait. So you are saying black peoples vote for blacks people just because theyre black and race has nothing to do with it? They dont vote for the white candidate because he is white. Without looking into any issues or stances. Thats their reasoning. Thats conpletely racist in your scenario. --- Down goes Ohio State! https://youtu.be/IRqr8X6w6bo <cite>DiegoSanchez206 posted [p:902251836] in Republican... [t:76658188]...</cite> <quote><cite>Dyinglegacy posted...</cite> <quote><cite>TheCyborgNinja posted...</cite> <quote><cite>MedzXVIII posted...</cite> <quote>Black people would rather vote for a black republican than a white democrat https://nypost.com/2013/11/10/white-politician-wins-election-by-pretending-to-be-black/</quote> He said he was a "friend and neighbour" and had black people on his fliers? That's how he fooled them? Did they look into anything about him before they voted based on a stupid assumption? That's why you should need to pass an intelligence test prior to being allowed to register to vote. He didn't trick anyone, those voters were just too lazy to properly assess their options.</quote> That's the overwhelming majority of people. We make snap judgements based on first apperance, all the the live long day. Black people see black person running for office, they vote. It's that simple. It's not racism (I know you didn't mention racism, I'm just stating the, what should be, obvious) to want one of your own to succeed and be in power. We LIKE to think we are above this type of behavior, that we are completely non-biased, but we really aren't. I've done it, you've probably done it. Our biases influence our day to day. It's just the way people are. We don't break out a mearsuring tape for daily judgements, analyzing the possilbe ramifications of every single action. Should we? Probably. Especially in the case of big decisions.</quote> Wait. So you are saying black peoples vote for blacks people just because theyre black and race has nothing to do with it? They dont vote for the white candidate because he is white. Without looking into any issues or stances. Thats their reasoning. Thats conpletely racist in your scenario.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Dyinglegacy 05/30/18 1:47:59 PM #30:	DiegoSanchez206 posted... Dyinglegacy posted... TheCyborgNinja posted... MedzXVIII posted... Black people would rather vote for a black republican than a white democrat https://nypost.com/2013/11/10/white-politician-wins-election-by-pretending-to-be-black/ He said he was a "friend and neighbour" and had black people on his fliers? That's how he fooled them? Did they look into anything about him before they voted based on a stupid assumption? That's why you should need to pass an intelligence test prior to being allowed to register to vote. He didn't trick anyone, those voters were just too lazy to properly assess their options. That's the overwhelming majority of people. We make snap judgements based on first apperance, all the the live long day. Black people see black person running for office, they vote. It's that simple. It's not racism (I know you didn't mention racism, I'm just stating the, what should be, obvious) to want one of your own to succeed and be in power. We LIKE to think we are above this type of behavior, that we are completely non-biased, but we really aren't. I've done it, you've probably done it. Our biases influence our day to day. It's just the way people are. We don't break out a mearsuring tape for daily judgements, analyzing the possilbe ramifications of every single action. Should we? Probably. Especially in the case of big decisions. Wait. So you are saying black peoples vote for blacks people just because theyre black and race has nothing to do with it? They dont vote for the white candidate because he is white. Without looking into any issues or stances. Thats their reasoning. Thats conpletely racist in your scenario. Huh? I'm saying that if a black person votes for another black person, because they want to be represented by a black person, that I wouldn't consider that racist. And I'm also highlighting the tendency to naturally gravitate toward those who are similar to ones self. Especially if there aren't that many of those like you to begin with. --- Voted worst user on CE 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, and 2017 Current e-argument streak: 0 wins. 15008 losses. <cite>Dyinglegacy posted [p:902252396] in Republican... [t:76658188]...</cite> <quote><cite>DiegoSanchez206 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Dyinglegacy posted...</cite> <quote><cite>TheCyborgNinja posted...</cite> <quote><cite>MedzXVIII posted...</cite> <quote>Black people would rather vote for a black republican than a white democrat https://nypost.com/2013/11/10/white-politician-wins-election-by-pretending-to-be-black/</quote> He said he was a "friend and neighbour" and had black people on his fliers? That's how he fooled them? Did they look into anything about him before they voted based on a stupid assumption? That's why you should need to pass an intelligence test prior to being allowed to register to vote. He didn't trick anyone, those voters were just too lazy to properly assess their options.</quote> That's the overwhelming majority of people. We make snap judgements based on first apperance, all the the live long day. Black people see black person running for office, they vote. It's that simple. It's not racism (I know you didn't mention racism, I'm just stating the, what should be, obvious) to want one of your own to succeed and be in power. We LIKE to think we are above this type of behavior, that we are completely non-biased, but we really aren't. I've done it, you've probably done it. Our biases influence our day to day. It's just the way people are. We don't break out a mearsuring tape for daily judgements, analyzing the possilbe ramifications of every single action. Should we? Probably. Especially in the case of big decisions.</quote> Wait. So you are saying black peoples vote for blacks people just because theyre black and race has nothing to do with it? They dont vote for the white candidate because he is white. Without looking into any issues or stances. Thats their reasoning. Thats conpletely racist in your scenario.</quote> Huh? I'm saying that if a black person votes for another black person, because they want to be represented by a black person, that I wouldn't consider that racist. And I'm also highlighting the tendency to naturally gravitate toward those who are similar to ones self. Especially if there aren't that many of those like you to begin with.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
MKScorpion 05/30/18 1:56:41 PM #31:	FairyLeviathan posted... Democrats: "We should be more understanding and inclusive." Also Democrats: "Why can't we lump half the population together and what Hillary Clinton said about deplorables is true." It is pretty clear who she was referring to as deplorable when she said that. Hint: The alt-right/white supremacists. Everybody knew that though, just didn't care. Kind of like Trumps "Animals" comment...but context matters all of a sudden for that one lol <cite>MKScorpion posted [p:902252860] in Republican... [t:76658188]...</cite> <quote><cite>FairyLeviathan posted...</cite> <quote>Democrats: "We should be more understanding and inclusive." Also Democrats: "Why can't we lump half the population together and what Hillary Clinton said about deplorables is true."</quote> It is pretty clear who she was referring to as deplorable when she said that. Hint: The alt-right/white supremacists. Everybody knew that though, just didn't care. Kind of like Trumps "Animals" comment...but context matters all of a sudden for that one lol</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
FairyLeviathan 05/30/18 1:58:38 PM #32:	millions who voted against him because he was black Did you wear gloves when you pulled this out of your ass? <cite>FairyLeviathan posted [p:902252965] in Republican... [t:76658188]...</cite> <quote><quote>millions who voted against him because he was black</quote> Did you wear gloves when you pulled this out of your ass?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Donomark 05/30/18 1:59:20 PM #33:	Yeah, she was talking about the alt-right. That didn't stop people from twisting her words, though. --- "You can do it your way, or you can be effective." http://dbznextdimension.libsyn.com/ http://cbfrevue.libsyn.com/ <cite>Donomark posted [p:902252998] in Republican... [t:76658188]...</cite> <quote>Yeah, she was talking about the alt-right. That didn't stop people from twisting her words, though.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
DiegoSanchez206 05/30/18 1:59:30 PM #34:	Dyinglegacy posted... DiegoSanchez206 posted... Dyinglegacy posted... TheCyborgNinja posted... MedzXVIII posted... Black people would rather vote for a black republican than a white democrat https://nypost.com/2013/11/10/white-politician-wins-election-by-pretending-to-be-black/ He said he was a "friend and neighbour" and had black people on his fliers? That's how he fooled them? Did they look into anything about him before they voted based on a stupid assumption? That's why you should need to pass an intelligence test prior to being allowed to register to vote. He didn't trick anyone, those voters were just too lazy to properly assess their options. That's the overwhelming majority of people. We make snap judgements based on first apperance, all the the live long day. Black people see black person running for office, they vote. It's that simple. It's not racism (I know you didn't mention racism, I'm just stating the, what should be, obvious) to want one of your own to succeed and be in power. We LIKE to think we are above this type of behavior, that we are completely non-biased, but we really aren't. I've done it, you've probably done it. Our biases influence our day to day. It's just the way people are. We don't break out a mearsuring tape for daily judgements, analyzing the possilbe ramifications of every single action. Should we? Probably. Especially in the case of big decisions. Wait. So you are saying black peoples vote for blacks people just because theyre black and race has nothing to do with it? They dont vote for the white candidate because he is white. Without looking into any issues or stances. Thats their reasoning. Thats conpletely racist in your scenario. Huh? I'm saying that if a black person votes for another black person, because they want to be represented by a black person, that I wouldn't consider that racist. And I'm also highlighting the tendency to naturally gravitate toward those who are similar to ones self. Especially if there aren't that many of those like you to begin with. So racism. --- Down goes Ohio State! https://youtu.be/IRqr8X6w6bo <cite>DiegoSanchez206 posted [p:902253010] in Republican... [t:76658188]...</cite> <quote><cite>Dyinglegacy posted...</cite> <quote><cite>DiegoSanchez206 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Dyinglegacy posted...</cite> <quote><cite>TheCyborgNinja posted...</cite> <quote><cite>MedzXVIII posted...</cite> <quote>Black people would rather vote for a black republican than a white democrat https://nypost.com/2013/11/10/white-politician-wins-election-by-pretending-to-be-black/</quote> He said he was a "friend and neighbour" and had black people on his fliers? That's how he fooled them? Did they look into anything about him before they voted based on a stupid assumption? That's why you should need to pass an intelligence test prior to being allowed to register to vote. He didn't trick anyone, those voters were just too lazy to properly assess their options.</quote> That's the overwhelming majority of people. We make snap judgements based on first apperance, all the the live long day. Black people see black person running for office, they vote. It's that simple. It's not racism (I know you didn't mention racism, I'm just stating the, what should be, obvious) to want one of your own to succeed and be in power. We LIKE to think we are above this type of behavior, that we are completely non-biased, but we really aren't. I've done it, you've probably done it. Our biases influence our day to day. It's just the way people are. We don't break out a mearsuring tape for daily judgements, analyzing the possilbe ramifications of every single action. Should we? Probably. Especially in the case of big decisions.</quote> Wait. So you are saying black peoples vote for blacks people just because theyre black and race has nothing to do with it? They dont vote for the white candidate because he is white. Without looking into any issues or stances. Thats their reasoning. Thats conpletely racist in your scenario.</quote> Huh? I'm saying that if a black person votes for another black person, because they want to be represented by a black person, that I wouldn't consider that racist. And I'm also highlighting the tendency to naturally gravitate toward those who are similar to ones self. Especially if there aren't that many of those like you to begin with.</quote> So racism.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
CableZL 05/30/18 2:00:02 PM #35:	FairyLeviathan posted... millions who voted against him because he was black Did you wear gloves when you pulled this out of your ass? He's probably basing it on all the reports of people calling Obama the n-word after finding out he was elected. --- https://imgur.com/ByKGlJb https://imgur.com/nZdaA8D https://imgur.com/VBLBILg <cite>CableZL posted [p:902253038] in Republican... [t:76658188]...</cite> <quote><cite>FairyLeviathan posted...</cite> <quote><quote>millions who voted against him because he was black</quote> Did you wear gloves when you pulled this out of your ass?</quote> He's probably basing it on all the reports of people calling Obama the n-word after finding out he was elected.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
FairyLeviathan 05/30/18 2:04:44 PM #36:	Donomark posted... Yeah, she was talking about the alt-right. That didn't stop people from twisting her words, though. She literally said half of Trump supporters. <cite>FairyLeviathan posted [p:902253317] in Republican... [t:76658188]...</cite> <quote><cite>Donomark posted...</cite> <quote>Yeah, she was talking about the alt-right. That didn't stop people from twisting her words, though.</quote> She literally said half of Trump supporters.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
A_Good_Boy 05/30/18 2:05:51 PM #37:	FairyLeviathan posted... Donomark posted... Yeah, she was talking about the alt-right. That didn't stop people from twisting her words, though. She literally said half of Trump supporters. The alt-right half or which other ones? --- Who is? I am! <cite>A_Good_Boy posted [p:902253388] in Republican... [t:76658188]...</cite> <quote><cite>FairyLeviathan posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Donomark posted...</cite> <quote> Yeah, she was talking about the alt-right. That didn't stop people from twisting her words, though.</quote> She literally said half of Trump supporters.</quote> The alt-right half or which other ones?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Webmaster4531 05/30/18 2:06:42 PM #38:	FairyLeviathan posted... Donomark posted... Yeah, she was talking about the alt-right. That didn't stop people from twisting her words, though. She literally said half of Trump supporters. Yeah, she was wrong. More of Trump supporters are deplorable than half. --- Ad Hominem. <cite>Webmaster4531 posted [p:902253451] in Republican... [t:76658188]...</cite> <quote><cite>FairyLeviathan posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Donomark posted...</cite> <quote>Yeah, she was talking about the alt-right. That didn't stop people from twisting her words, though.</quote> She literally said half of Trump supporters.</quote> Yeah, she was wrong. More of Trump supporters are deplorable than half.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
darkjedilink 05/30/18 2:08:02 PM #39:	MKScorpion posted... FairyLeviathan posted... Democrats: "We should be more understanding and inclusive." Also Democrats: "Why can't we lump half the population together and what Hillary Clinton said about deplorables is true." It is pretty clear who she was referring to as deplorable when she said that. Hint: The alt-right/white supremacists. Everybody knew that though, just didn't care. Kind of like Trumps "Animals" comment...but context matters all of a sudden for that one lol So she literally said half the country is white supremacists? --- 'It's okay that those gangbangers stole all my personal belongings and cash at gunpoint, cuz they're building a rec center!' - OneTimeBen <cite>darkjedilink posted [p:902253538] in Republican... [t:76658188]...</cite> <quote><cite>MKScorpion posted...</cite> <quote><cite>FairyLeviathan posted...</cite> <quote>Democrats: "We should be more understanding and inclusive." Also Democrats: "Why can't we lump half the population together and what Hillary Clinton said about deplorables is true."</quote> It is pretty clear who she was referring to as deplorable when she said that. Hint: The alt-right/white supremacists. Everybody knew that though, just didn't care. Kind of like Trumps "Animals" comment...but context matters all of a sudden for that one lol</quote> So she literally said half the country is white supremacists?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
DragonGirlYuki 05/30/18 2:08:50 PM #40:	Taxes. --- ~Yuki~ <cite>DragonGirlYuki posted [p:902253593] in Republican... [t:76658188]...</cite> <quote>Taxes.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
MedzXVIII 05/30/18 2:08:56 PM #41:	CableZL posted... FairyLeviathan posted... millions who voted against him because he was black Did you wear gloves when you pulled this out of your ass? He's probably basing it on all the reports of people calling Obama the n-word after finding out he was elected. didn't a black comedian call Obama the n word during his last year as president? --- Hi <cite>MedzXVIII posted [p:902253598] in Republican... [t:76658188]...</cite> <quote><cite>CableZL posted...</cite> <quote><cite>FairyLeviathan posted...</cite> <quote><quote>millions who voted against him because he was black</quote> Did you wear gloves when you pulled this out of your ass?</quote> He's probably basing it on all the reports of people calling Obama the n-word after finding out he was elected.</quote> didn't a black comedian call Obama the n word during his last year as president?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Antifar 05/30/18 2:09:17 PM #42:	darkjedilink posted... So she literally said half the country is white supremacists? 1. Trump voters are not half the country 2. Wasn't her comment that only half of them were deplorables? --- kin to all that throbs <cite>Antifar posted [p:902253626] in Republican... [t:76658188]...</cite> <quote><cite>darkjedilink posted...</cite> <quote>So she literally said half the country is white supremacists? </quote> 1. Trump voters are not half the country 2. Wasn't her comment that only half of them were deplorables?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Antifar 05/30/18 2:12:22 PM #43:	MedzXVIII posted... didn't a black comedian call Obama the n word during his last year as president? You are again pretending that context does not exist, when you know very well that it does. Larry Wilmore jokingly calling Obama "my n-word" is not the same as, for example, this 80 year old white police commissioner in New Hampshire http://www.msnbc.com/msnbc/romney-cop-obama-n-word Why are you pretending that it is? --- kin to all that throbs <cite>Antifar posted [p:902253814] in Republican... [t:76658188]...</cite> <quote><cite>MedzXVIII posted...</cite> <quote>didn't a black comedian call Obama the n word during his last year as president? </quote> You are again pretending that context does not exist, when you know very well that it does. Larry Wilmore jokingly calling Obama "my n-word" is not the same as, for example, this 80 year old white police commissioner in New Hampshire http://www.msnbc.com/msnbc/romney-cop-obama-n-word Why are you pretending that it is?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
MedzXVIII 05/30/18 2:13:53 PM #44:	Antifar posted... MedzXVIII posted... didn't a black comedian call Obama the n word during his last year as president? You are again pretending that context does not exist, when you know very well that it does. Larry Wilmore jokingly calling Obama "my n-word" is not the same as, for example, this 80 year old white police commissioner in New Hampshire http://www.msnbc.com/msnbc/romney-cop-obama-n-word Why are you pretending that it is? So Obama was called the n word by a black comedian his last year in office. Interesting --- Hi <cite>MedzXVIII posted [p:902253907] in Republican... [t:76658188]...</cite> <quote><cite>Antifar posted...</cite> <quote><cite>MedzXVIII posted...</cite> <quote>didn't a black comedian call Obama the n word during his last year as president? </quote> You are again pretending that context does not exist, when you know very well that it does. Larry Wilmore jokingly calling Obama "my n-word" is not the same as, for example, this 80 year old white police commissioner in New Hampshire http://www.msnbc.com/msnbc/romney-cop-obama-n-word Why are you pretending that it is?</quote> So Obama was called the n word by a black comedian his last year in office. Interesting</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
A_Good_Boy 05/30/18 2:14:39 PM #45:	MedzXVIII posted... So Man it's wild how consistently it is that when a sentence starts with this word then the post is going to be garbage. --- Who is? I am! <cite>A_Good_Boy posted [p:902253956] in Republican... [t:76658188]...</cite> <quote><cite>MedzXVIII posted...</cite> <quote>So</quote> Man it's wild how consistently it is that when a sentence starts with this word then the post is going to be garbage.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
MedzXVIII 05/30/18 2:15:24 PM #46:	A_Good_Boy posted... MedzXVIII posted... So Man it's wild how consistently it is that when a sentence starts with this word then the post is going to be garbage. okay --- Hi <cite>MedzXVIII posted [p:902254004] in Republican... [t:76658188]...</cite> <quote><cite>A_Good_Boy posted...</cite> <quote><cite>MedzXVIII posted...</cite> <quote>So</quote> Man it's wild how consistently it is that when a sentence starts with this word then the post is going to be garbage.</quote> okay</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Antifar 05/30/18 2:15:40 PM #47:	MedzXVIII posted... So Obama was called the n word by a black comedian his last year in office. Interesting It was on TV on and no one is pretending it didn't happen. I'll even post video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5AAO1eJ9Rcw" data-time=" What is your point? --- kin to all that throbs <cite>Antifar posted [p:902254029] in Republican... [t:76658188]...</cite> <quote><cite>MedzXVIII posted...</cite> <quote>So Obama was called the n word by a black comedian his last year in office. Interesting </quote> It was on TV on and no one is pretending it didn't happen. I'll even post video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5AAO1eJ9Rcw" data-time=" What is your point?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Webmaster4531 05/30/18 2:15:42 PM #48:	I have no idea why Medz isn't Kill on Sight. The mods here are garbage. --- Ad Hominem. <cite>Webmaster4531 posted [p:902254031] in Republican... [t:76658188]...</cite> <quote>I have no idea why Medz isn't Kill on Sight. The mods here are garbage.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
MedzXVIII 05/30/18 2:16:06 PM #49:	Webmaster4531 posted... I have no idea why Medz isn't Kill on Sight. The mods here are garbage. Explain please --- Hi <cite>MedzXVIII posted [p:902254064] in Republican... [t:76658188]...</cite> <quote><cite>Webmaster4531 posted...</cite> <quote>I have no idea why Medz isn't Kill on Sight. The mods here are garbage.</quote> Explain please</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Dyinglegacy 05/30/18 2:16:44 PM #50:	DiegoSanchez206 posted... Dyinglegacy posted... DiegoSanchez206 posted... Dyinglegacy posted... TheCyborgNinja posted... MedzXVIII posted... Black people would rather vote for a black republican than a white democrat https://nypost.com/2013/11/10/white-politician-wins-election-by-pretending-to-be-black/ He said he was a "friend and neighbour" and had black people on his fliers? That's how he fooled them? Did they look into anything about him before they voted based on a stupid assumption? That's why you should need to pass an intelligence test prior to being allowed to register to vote. He didn't trick anyone, those voters were just too lazy to properly assess their options. That's the overwhelming majority of people. We make snap judgements based on first apperance, all the the live long day. Black people see black person running for office, they vote. It's that simple. It's not racism (I know you didn't mention racism, I'm just stating the, what should be, obvious) to want one of your own to succeed and be in power. We LIKE to think we are above this type of behavior, that we are completely non-biased, but we really aren't. I've done it, you've probably done it. Our biases influence our day to day. It's just the way people are. We don't break out a mearsuring tape for daily judgements, analyzing the possilbe ramifications of every single action. Should we? Probably. Especially in the case of big decisions. Wait. So you are saying black peoples vote for blacks people just because theyre black and race has nothing to do with it? They dont vote for the white candidate because he is white. Without looking into any issues or stances. Thats their reasoning. Thats conpletely racist in your scenario. Huh? I'm saying that if a black person votes for another black person, because they want to be represented by a black person, that I wouldn't consider that racist. And I'm also highlighting the tendency to naturally gravitate toward those who are similar to ones self. Especially if there aren't that many of those like you to begin with. So racism. Explain what you mean. Be thorough. --- Voted worst user on CE 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, and 2017 Current e-argument streak: 0 wins. 15008 losses. <cite>Dyinglegacy posted [p:902254106] in Republican... [t:76658188]...</cite> <quote><cite>DiegoSanchez206 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Dyinglegacy posted...</cite> <quote><cite>DiegoSanchez206 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Dyinglegacy posted...</cite> <quote><cite>TheCyborgNinja posted...</cite> <quote><cite>MedzXVIII posted...</cite> <quote>Black people would rather vote for a black republican than a white democrat https://nypost.com/2013/11/10/white-politician-wins-election-by-pretending-to-be-black/</quote> He said he was a "friend and neighbour" and had black people on his fliers? That's how he fooled them? Did they look into anything about him before they voted based on a stupid assumption? That's why you should need to pass an intelligence test prior to being allowed to register to vote. He didn't trick anyone, those voters were just too lazy to properly assess their options.</quote> That's the overwhelming majority of people. We make snap judgements based on first apperance, all the the live long day. Black people see black person running for office, they vote. It's that simple. It's not racism (I know you didn't mention racism, I'm just stating the, what should be, obvious) to want one of your own to succeed and be in power. We LIKE to think we are above this type of behavior, that we are completely non-biased, but we really aren't. I've done it, you've probably done it. Our biases influence our day to day. It's just the way people are. We don't break out a mearsuring tape for daily judgements, analyzing the possilbe ramifications of every single action. Should we? Probably. Especially in the case of big decisions.</quote> Wait. So you are saying black peoples vote for blacks people just because theyre black and race has nothing to do with it? They dont vote for the white candidate because he is white. Without looking into any issues or stances. Thats their reasoning. Thats conpletely racist in your scenario.</quote> Huh? I'm saying that if a black person votes for another black person, because they want to be represented by a black person, that I wouldn't consider that racist. And I'm also highlighting the tendency to naturally gravitate toward those who are similar to ones self. Especially if there aren't that many of those like you to begin with.</quote> So racism.</quote> Explain what you mean. Be thorough.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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