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Posted: Yesterday 2:29:55 PM EST
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No one that posted anti Trump posts day after day like it was their job in a thread titled "People not voting for Trump" will ever convince anyone that they actually voted for Trump even if some showed easily changeable ballots.
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Posted: Yesterday 2:34:38 PM EST
[Last Edit: MADMAXXX]
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For the Kamala supporters.
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Posted: Yesterday 2:35:32 PM EST
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Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By MADMAXXX: No one that posted anti Trump posts day after day like it was their job in a thread titled "People not voting for Trump" will ever convince anyone that they actually voted for Trump even if some showed easily changeable ballots. No one who moved to Thailand will ever convince me that didn't move there for the Ladyboys. Hypothetically speaking of course. 
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Posted: Yesterday 2:35:39 PM EST
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Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By Low_Country: I said before the election, if Trump wins I’m really looking forward to the explanations trying to explain how they believe 2020 was still stolen, despite the now indisputable evidence that our elections are still fair. Throw in Republicans retaking the senate, and now a likely win in the house too, and it’s even more so. Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By Low_Country: Originally Posted By RolandofGilead: We're just too stupid to understand why they just didn't do the exact same thing again to easily win. We're even dumber for thinking trump saying we should "suspend all rules, even those in the constitution" is a constitutional issue. I said before the election, if Trump wins I’m really looking forward to the explanations trying to explain how they believe 2020 was still stolen, despite the now indisputable evidence that our elections are still fair. Throw in Republicans retaking the senate, and now a likely win in the house too, and it’s even more so. Lol. Not saying it was stolen in 2020. But if you can't understand how a novel method of voting in a chaotic year could lead to massive fraud in states with varied levels of enforcement and verification, I don't believe you. Also, this is contrasted with this election where people were very watchful of their polling places and the Republicans successfully sued and won a case to stop shenanigans in PA. I dunno. I cannot prove 2020 was legit or fraudulent. But any fool (that's me) can see how it could be done, without consequence in friendly states. I agree voting matters. |
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Posted: Yesterday 2:35:44 PM EST
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Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By MADMAXXX: No one that posted anti Trump posts day after day like it was their job in a thread titled "People not voting for Trump" will ever convince anyone that they actually voted for Trump even if some showed easily changeable ballots. You sound big mad. Why? |
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Posted: Yesterday 2:38:31 PM EST
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Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By Low_Country: You sound big mad. Why? You think someone who lives in a supposed paradise would be more happy. |
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Posted: Yesterday 2:38:50 PM EST
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Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By Low_Country: You sound big mad. Why? This makes it hard to be a victim for them. |
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Posted: Yesterday 2:40:54 PM EST
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Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By mcculver5: Lol. Not saying it was stolen in 2020. But if you can't understand how a novel method of voting in a chaotic year could lead to massive fraud in states with varied levels of enforcement and verification, I don't believe you. Also, this is contrasted with this election where people were very watchful of their polling places and the Republicans successfully sued and won a case to stop shenanigans in PA. I dunno. I cannot prove 2020 was legit or fraudulent. But any fool (that's me) can see how it could be done, without consequence in friendly states. I agree voting matters. We are in agreement. My point (and many other’s) all along has been that stolen election claims were never demonstrated, or proven. Trump’s own lawyers admitted they never had the actual evidence to back their claims. Now, did the election law changes impact the results? Of course they did, likely to benefit Biden. And does vote-by-mail enable provide an opportunity for shenanigans? Yes, it does. But that’s not the same as having proof, nor is it the same as all the drivel about “voting doesn’t matter, our elections are rigged, republicans will never win again, etc” that we’ve listened to for the last 4 years which was undeniably demonstrated to be complete crap last night. |
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Posted: Yesterday 2:41:11 PM EST
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Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By TaskForce: This makes it hard to be a victim for them. I get the gloating and the ribbing, but that anger has a much deeper systemic reason. |
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Posted: Yesterday 2:42:00 PM EST
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Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By Alwaysright: I get the gloating and the ribbing, but that anger has a much deeper systemic reason. I'm happy about the election. Being mad about it for Trump people is really weird. |
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Posted: Yesterday 2:45:49 PM EST
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Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By TaskForce: I'm happy about the election. Being mad about it for Trump people is really weird. The joker in me wants to say repressed latent homosexual feelings, but I would never say such a thing in all seriousness. |
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Posted: Yesterday 2:46:48 PM EST
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Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By Alwaysright: I get the gloating and the ribbing, but that anger has a much deeper systemic reason. It’s a victimhood mindset. You see it from the ones still complaining about 2020. I mean, come on. Trump soundly defeated Harris. Our nation’s sound rejection of her, and a rejection of the leftist agenda, is something everybody should smile about. Republicans retook the senate, and have a chance at holding on to the house as well. Even if you don’t like Trump, and had hoped for a better nominee, there are countless reasons to be ecstatic about last night. And if you are a huge Trump fan, I can’t think of a single thing to complain about. |
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Posted: Yesterday 2:48:57 PM EST
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Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By Low_Country: We are in agreement. My point (and many other’s) all along has been that stolen election claims were never demonstrated, or proven. Trump’s own lawyers admitted they never had the actual evidence to back their claims. Now, did the election law changes impact the results? Of course they did, likely to benefit Biden. And does vote-by-mail enable provide an opportunity for shenanigans? Yes, it does. But that’s not the same as having proof, nor is it the same as all the drivel about “voting doesn’t matter, our elections are rigged, republicans will never win again, etc” that we’ve listened to for the last 4 years which was undeniably demonstrated to be complete crap last night. Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By Low_Country: Originally Posted By mcculver5: Lol. Not saying it was stolen in 2020. But if you can't understand how a novel method of voting in a chaotic year could lead to massive fraud in states with varied levels of enforcement and verification, I don't believe you. Also, this is contrasted with this election where people were very watchful of their polling places and the Republicans successfully sued and won a case to stop shenanigans in PA. I dunno. I cannot prove 2020 was legit or fraudulent. But any fool (that's me) can see how it could be done, without consequence in friendly states. I agree voting matters. We are in agreement. My point (and many other’s) all along has been that stolen election claims were never demonstrated, or proven. Trump’s own lawyers admitted they never had the actual evidence to back their claims. Now, did the election law changes impact the results? Of course they did, likely to benefit Biden. And does vote-by-mail enable provide an opportunity for shenanigans? Yes, it does. But that’s not the same as having proof, nor is it the same as all the drivel about “voting doesn’t matter, our elections are rigged, republicans will never win again, etc” that we’ve listened to for the last 4 years which was undeniably demonstrated to be complete crap last night. So, I think a person could look at 2020 and believe the election was stolen. Just as one can believe someone committed a crime but have insufficient proof. I can also believe, based on evidence in this election, that the same opportunity to steal the election was not present in 2024 because of heightened scrutiny. Easy. I don't require existential certainty to come to an everyday conclusion. Hope that explanation helps. Even friendly DAs can only hide so much horseshit and do so much lawfare. It doesn't always work out. |
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Posted: Yesterday 2:50:03 PM EST
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Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By Low_Country: Voting doesn’t matter. Our elections are rigged. A Republican will never win again. They will never allow Trump back in the White House. It doesn’t matter who votes, it only matters who counts the votes. This is the drivel spewed constantly for the last four years, and all unequivocally and undeniably proved to be complete and utter nonsense last night. Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By Low_Country: Originally Posted By Missilegeek: They could be different. But there are zero logical explanations for it. Zero. The best theories were absolutely blown out of the water last night. Voting doesn’t matter. Our elections are rigged. A Republican will never win again. They will never allow Trump back in the White House. It doesn’t matter who votes, it only matters who counts the votes. This is the drivel spewed constantly for the last four years, and all unequivocally and undeniably proved to be complete and utter nonsense last night. It's almost as if the election process in the US is a large, complex and evolving thing. One of the big questions is what was being done in each State to prevent the nonsense from reoccurring? No one ever had a great answer to that. True the vote and other organizations were obviously working on the voter rolls. That may have been the difference. Who knows. You can understand that 2020 was fraudulent and that voting in 2024 has some meaning. Shit voting in 2020 had meaning, despite all the bullshit. Obviously there are foriegn and domestic interests in black pilling people. And it is understandable that people get discouraged / disenfranchised by the obvious fraud. You just gotta be a little smarter than that. |
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Posted: Yesterday 2:50:30 PM EST
[Last Edit: guns762]
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Posted: Yesterday 2:50:40 PM EST
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Actually winning is a problem if you were all in on the deep state stuff.
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Posted: Yesterday 2:51:50 PM EST
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Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By mcculver5: So, I think a person could look at 2020 and believe the election was stolen. Just as one can believe someone committed a crime but have insufficient proof. I can also believe, based on evidence in this election, that the same opportunity to steal the election was not present in 2024 because of heightened scrutiny. Easy. I don't require existential certainty to come to an everyday conclusion. Hope that explanation helps. Even friendly DAs can only hide so much horseshit and do so much lawfare. It doesn't always work out. You’ve always had a pretty measured perspective, and I appreciate that. |
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Posted: Yesterday 2:56:41 PM EST
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Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By Low_Country: You’ve always had a pretty measured perspective, and I appreciate that. Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By Low_Country: Originally Posted By mcculver5: So, I think a person could look at 2020 and believe the election was stolen. Just as one can believe someone committed a crime but have insufficient proof. I can also believe, based on evidence in this election, that the same opportunity to steal the election was not present in 2024 because of heightened scrutiny. Easy. I don't require existential certainty to come to an everyday conclusion. Hope that explanation helps. Even friendly DAs can only hide so much horseshit and do so much lawfare. It doesn't always work out. You’ve always had a pretty measured perspective, and I appreciate that. Gross. Do we have to hug now? |
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Posted: Yesterday 2:57:48 PM EST
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Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By mcculver5: Gross. Do we have to hug now? You have to kiss. |
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Posted: Yesterday 2:58:28 PM EST
[Last Edit: 1paintball]
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Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By Alwaysright: The joker in me wants to say repressed latent homosexual feelings, but I would never say such a thing in all seriousness. There you are pounding away with the Gay themes again... Is there something you would like to tell us?... 
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Posted: Yesterday 2:59:31 PM EST
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Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By TaskForce:
You have to kiss. 
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Posted: Yesterday 2:59:36 PM EST
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Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By mcculver5: Gross. Do we have to hug now? 
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Posted: Yesterday 3:01:11 PM EST
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Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By mcculver5: So, I think a person could look at 2020 and believe the election was stolen. Just as one can believe someone committed a crime but have insufficient proof. I can also believe, based on evidence in this election, that the same opportunity to steal the election was not present in 2024 because of heightened scrutiny. Easy. I don't require existential certainty to come to an everyday conclusion. Hope that explanation helps. Even friendly DAs can only hide so much horseshit and do so much lawfare. It doesn't always work out. Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By mcculver5: Originally Posted By Low_Country: Originally Posted By mcculver5: Lol. Not saying it was stolen in 2020. But if you can't understand how a novel method of voting in a chaotic year could lead to massive fraud in states with varied levels of enforcement and verification, I don't believe you. Also, this is contrasted with this election where people were very watchful of their polling places and the Republicans successfully sued and won a case to stop shenanigans in PA. I dunno. I cannot prove 2020 was legit or fraudulent. But any fool (that's me) can see how it could be done, without consequence in friendly states. I agree voting matters. We are in agreement. My point (and many other’s) all along has been that stolen election claims were never demonstrated, or proven. Trump’s own lawyers admitted they never had the actual evidence to back their claims. Now, did the election law changes impact the results? Of course they did, likely to benefit Biden. And does vote-by-mail enable provide an opportunity for shenanigans? Yes, it does. But that’s not the same as having proof, nor is it the same as all the drivel about “voting doesn’t matter, our elections are rigged, republicans will never win again, etc” that we’ve listened to for the last 4 years which was undeniably demonstrated to be complete crap last night. So, I think a person could look at 2020 and believe the election was stolen. Just as one can believe someone committed a crime but have insufficient proof. I can also believe, based on evidence in this election, that the same opportunity to steal the election was not present in 2024 because of heightened scrutiny. Easy. I don't require existential certainty to come to an everyday conclusion. Hope that explanation helps. Even friendly DAs can only hide so much horseshit and do so much lawfare. It doesn't always work out. There will always be an asterisk for 2020. Look at the voting totals for the last 4-5 elections. The biggest outlier is Biden’s 81million When half the country was afraid to go outside Biden campaigned from the basement Ballots were sent out in many cases without being requested and minimal/lenient checks on counting People hated Trump less (based on the fact that they tried to kill him, bankrupt him, and jail him in between that election and this one) Censorship that took place on social media Therefore, no, I will not ever think that election was just like the one we had yesterday, the one in 2016, or any other election prior that I’ve been apart of (only been voting for presidents since 2004) Hopefully we never have to witness something like it again. There still needs to be a lot done to sort out counting bullshit, it makes no sense for some to be days with far less population and others are hours. |
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Posted: Yesterday 3:04:22 PM EST
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Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By mcculver5: Gross. Do we have to hug now? Do it, do it! |
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Posted: Yesterday 3:04:28 PM EST
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Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By Low_Country: It’s a victimhood mindset. You see it from the ones still complaining about 2020. I mean, come on. Trump soundly defeated Harris. Our nation’s sound rejection of her, and a rejection of the leftist agenda, is something everybody should smile about. Republicans retook the senate, and have a chance at holding on to the house as well. Even if you don’t like Trump, and had hoped for a better nominee, there are countless reasons to be ecstatic about last night. And if you are a huge Trump fan, I can’t think of a single thing to complain about. Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By Low_Country: Originally Posted By Alwaysright: I get the gloating and the ribbing, but that anger has a much deeper systemic reason. It’s a victimhood mindset. You see it from the ones still complaining about 2020. I mean, come on. Trump soundly defeated Harris. Our nation’s sound rejection of her, and a rejection of the leftist agenda, is something everybody should smile about. Republicans retook the senate, and have a chance at holding on to the house as well. Even if you don’t like Trump, and had hoped for a better nominee, there are countless reasons to be ecstatic about last night. And if you are a huge Trump fan, I can’t think of a single thing to complain about. It’s freaking astonishing. See the “don’t celebrate yet” thread (among others). |
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Posted: Yesterday 3:05:39 PM EST
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Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By apierce918: There will always be an asterisk for 2020. Look at the voting totals for the last 4-5 elections. The biggest outlier is Biden’s 81million When half the country was afraid to go outside Biden campaigned from the basement Ballots were sent out in many cases without being requested and minimal/lenient checks on counting People hated Trump less (based on the fact that they tried to kill him, bankrupt him, and jail him in between that election and this one) Censorship that took place on social media Therefore, no, I will not ever think that election was just like the one we had yesterday, the one in 2016, or any other election prior that I’ve been apart of (only been voting for presidents since 2004) Hopefully we never have to witness something like it again. There still needs to be a lot done to sort out counting bullshit, it makes no sense for some to be days with far less population and others are hours. Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By apierce918: Originally Posted By mcculver5: Originally Posted By Low_Country: Originally Posted By mcculver5: Lol. Not saying it was stolen in 2020. But if you can't understand how a novel method of voting in a chaotic year could lead to massive fraud in states with varied levels of enforcement and verification, I don't believe you. Also, this is contrasted with this election where people were very watchful of their polling places and the Republicans successfully sued and won a case to stop shenanigans in PA. I dunno. I cannot prove 2020 was legit or fraudulent. But any fool (that's me) can see how it could be done, without consequence in friendly states. I agree voting matters. We are in agreement. My point (and many other’s) all along has been that stolen election claims were never demonstrated, or proven. Trump’s own lawyers admitted they never had the actual evidence to back their claims. Now, did the election law changes impact the results? Of course they did, likely to benefit Biden. And does vote-by-mail enable provide an opportunity for shenanigans? Yes, it does. But that’s not the same as having proof, nor is it the same as all the drivel about “voting doesn’t matter, our elections are rigged, republicans will never win again, etc” that we’ve listened to for the last 4 years which was undeniably demonstrated to be complete crap last night. So, I think a person could look at 2020 and believe the election was stolen. Just as one can believe someone committed a crime but have insufficient proof. I can also believe, based on evidence in this election, that the same opportunity to steal the election was not present in 2024 because of heightened scrutiny. Easy. I don't require existential certainty to come to an everyday conclusion. Hope that explanation helps. Even friendly DAs can only hide so much horseshit and do so much lawfare. It doesn't always work out. There will always be an asterisk for 2020. Look at the voting totals for the last 4-5 elections. The biggest outlier is Biden’s 81million When half the country was afraid to go outside Biden campaigned from the basement Ballots were sent out in many cases without being requested and minimal/lenient checks on counting People hated Trump less (based on the fact that they tried to kill him, bankrupt him, and jail him in between that election and this one) Censorship that took place on social media Therefore, no, I will not ever think that election was just like the one we had yesterday, the one in 2016, or any other election prior that I’ve been apart of (only been voting for presidents since 2004) Hopefully we never have to witness something like it again. There still needs to be a lot done to sort out counting bullshit, it makes no sense for some to be days with far less population and others are hours. One key difference between 2020 and 2024... Who was running twitter? Instant and effective mass reporting is pretty scary sunlight for people trying to do stuff in the shadows. |
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Posted: Yesterday 3:06:46 PM EST
[Last Edit: Alwaysright]
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Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By 1paintball: There you are pounding away with the Gay themes again... Is there something you would like to tell us?... Bro, if I was gay I'd be out loud and proud, and hitting on you guys. Speaking of pounding, I'd be a power-bottom!  Attached File |
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Posted: Yesterday 3:06:48 PM EST
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Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By Dagger41: https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/279984/GbtoOEQXcAgnSqE_jpeg-3371501.JPG  Ew brother ew what's that brother meme |
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Posted: Yesterday 3:08:13 PM EST
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Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By Alwaysright: Bro, if I was gay I'd be out loud and proud, and hitting on you guys. I'd be a power-bottom! /media/mediaFiles/sharedAlbum/techno_viking_gif-1023.gif Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By Alwaysright: Originally Posted By 1paintball: There you are pounding away with the Gay themes again... Is there something you would like to tell us?... Bro, if I was gay I'd be out loud and proud, and hitting on you guys. I'd be a power-bottom! /media/mediaFiles/sharedAlbum/techno_viking_gif-1023.gif Umberto sliding into those DMs in 3…2…1… |
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Posted: Yesterday 3:08:29 PM EST
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Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By Low_Country: It’s a victimhood mindset. You see it from the ones still complaining about 2020. I mean, come on. Trump soundly defeated Harris. Our nation’s sound rejection of her, and a rejection of the leftist agenda, is something everybody should smile about. Republicans retook the senate, and have a chance at holding on to the house as well. Even if you don’t like Trump, and had hoped for a better nominee, there are countless reasons to be ecstatic about last night. And if you are a huge Trump fan, I can’t think of a single thing to complain about. Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By Low_Country: Originally Posted By Alwaysright: I get the gloating and the ribbing, but that anger has a much deeper systemic reason. It’s a victimhood mindset. You see it from the ones still complaining about 2020. I mean, come on. Trump soundly defeated Harris. Our nation’s sound rejection of her, and a rejection of the leftist agenda, is something everybody should smile about. Republicans retook the senate, and have a chance at holding on to the house as well. Even if you don’t like Trump, and had hoped for a better nominee, there are countless reasons to be ecstatic about last night. And if you are a huge Trump fan, I can’t think of a single thing to complain about. Part of winning is assessing the problems and coming up with a plan to fix them. Fraudulent elections and mass illegal immigration are huge threats to the future and legitimacy of the nation. Sticking your head in the sand and pretending it didn't happen? Horrible plan. |
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Posted: Yesterday 3:09:22 PM EST
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Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By MK3110: Umberto sliding into those DMs in 3…2…1…  That would be more gay than I could handle.
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Posted: Yesterday 3:14:55 PM EST
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Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By Dagger41: https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/279984/GbtoOEQXcAgnSqE_jpeg-3371501.JPG I'd hit it. 
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Posted: Yesterday 3:20:17 PM EST
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Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By nolan7120: I'd hit it. I was thinking the same thing, the BJ alone would be worth it. |
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Posted: Yesterday 3:21:38 PM EST
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Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By Missilegeek: Part of winning is assessing the problems and coming up with a plan to fix them. Fraudulent elections and mass illegal immigration are huge threats to the future and legitimacy of the nation. Sticking your head in the sand and pretending it didn't happen? Horrible plan. Watch the clip in this tweet. There was not a single county in which Harris outperformed Biden from 2020.
I’d argue that simply blaming 2020 on fraud, and failing to take an objective look at what happened, and why so many people were turned away from Trump is precisely “sticking your head in the sand”. Trump has been given a second chance. A clean slate, if you will. The nation rejected him in 2020, and soundly rejected Harris and the leftist agenda 4 years later. Let’s hope he has learned from his first term and is more prepared to effectively take advantage of the opportunity now presented. |
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Posted: Yesterday 3:22:01 PM EST
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For the few counseling businesses that I do the books for - I expect to see a nice rise in revenue for the foreseeable future.
That would be hilarious if that actually came up during year end calls. "We have your books done through October and are projecting XYZ income for the remainder of the year so you'll want to make these estimated payments." Client jumps in - "I think we need to revise those 4th quarter figures because the phone won't stop ringing and we're booked solid through February." 
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Posted: Yesterday 3:24:19 PM EST
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Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By Missilegeek: Part of winning is assessing the problems and coming up with a plan to fix them. Fraudulent elections and mass illegal immigration are huge threats to the future and legitimacy of the nation. Sticking your head in the sand and pretending it didn't happen? Horrible plan. Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By Missilegeek: Originally Posted By Low_Country: Originally Posted By Alwaysright: I get the gloating and the ribbing, but that anger has a much deeper systemic reason. It’s a victimhood mindset. You see it from the ones still complaining about 2020. I mean, come on. Trump soundly defeated Harris. Our nation’s sound rejection of her, and a rejection of the leftist agenda, is something everybody should smile about. Republicans retook the senate, and have a chance at holding on to the house as well. Even if you don’t like Trump, and had hoped for a better nominee, there are countless reasons to be ecstatic about last night. And if you are a huge Trump fan, I can’t think of a single thing to complain about. Part of winning is assessing the problems and coming up with a plan to fix them. Fraudulent elections and mass illegal immigration are huge threats to the future and legitimacy of the nation. Sticking your head in the sand and pretending it didn't happen? Horrible plan. Wonder what would happen if Federal elections were held completely separate from state and local? Wonder what would happen if every state used the same type of equipment for voting in a Federal election? Let the states, cities,and townships use whatever equipment they want for state centric elections but Federal elections would have uniformity. |
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Posted: Yesterday 3:24:39 PM EST
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Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By Alwaysright: I was thinking the same thing, the BJ alone would be worth it. 
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Posted: Yesterday 3:27:33 PM EST
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Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By Missilegeek: One key difference between 2020 and 2024... Who was running twitter? Instant and effective mass reporting is pretty scary sunlight for people trying to do stuff in the shadows. Yep. |
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Posted: Yesterday 3:28:02 PM EST
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For the record - this is so awesome. I'm so happy the R's won.
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Posted: Yesterday 3:28:11 PM EST
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For "the most divisive figure in political history" President Trump's tent seems pretty big to me.
RFK Jr Elon Musk Tulsi Gabbard Look at all these former democrats he's working with. |
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Posted: Yesterday 3:29:15 PM EST
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Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By macros73: Kihn is ignorant of Dear Leader's statements and promises? That can't be true. “That is a war that’s dying to be settled. I will get it settled before I even become president,” the Republican said during his debate with Vice President Kamala Harris on Tuesday. https://www.pbs.org/newshour/politics/watch-trump-promises-to-settle-war-in-ukraine-if-elected He's a magic man. |
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Posted: Yesterday 3:29:28 PM EST
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Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By RolandofGilead: We didn't say he couldn't win. We said we wanted a more conservative candidate. How do you guys STILL not get it? Shit, I’m still waiting for someone to tell me what a N_T is…. |
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Posted: Yesterday 3:30:53 PM EST
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Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By Low_Country: Watch the clip in this tweet. There was not a single county in which Harris outperformed Biden from 2020.
I’d argue that simply blaming 2020 on fraud, and failing to take an objective look at what happened, and why so many people were turned away from Trump is precisely “sticking your head in the sand”. Trump has been given a second chance. A clean slate, if you will. The nation rejected him in 2020, and soundly rejected Harris and the leftist agenda 4 years later. Let’s hope he has learned from his first term and is more prepared to effectively take advantage of the opportunity now presented. Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By Low_Country: Originally Posted By Missilegeek: Part of winning is assessing the problems and coming up with a plan to fix them. Fraudulent elections and mass illegal immigration are huge threats to the future and legitimacy of the nation. Sticking your head in the sand and pretending it didn't happen? Horrible plan. Watch the clip in this tweet. There was not a single county in which Harris outperformed Biden from 2020.
I’d argue that simply blaming 2020 on fraud, and failing to take an objective look at what happened, and why so many people were turned away from Trump is precisely “sticking your head in the sand”. Trump has been given a second chance. A clean slate, if you will. The nation rejected him in 2020, and soundly rejected Harris and the leftist agenda 4 years later. Let’s hope he has learned from his first term and is more prepared to effectively take advantage of the opportunity now presented. False dichotomy, but I understand your point. Likewise one could observe that failure to recognize legitimate concerns about the vote in 2020 is sticking one's head in the sand. There are easy ways to demonstrate legitimacy in elections. Hopefully laws are passed. |
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Posted: Yesterday 3:32:26 PM EST
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Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By PortaJohnPicasso: Wrong. Faded said he wrote in a presidential candidate. We won despite the N_T losers, not with them What’s wrong with writing in a candidate? Do you believe in the freedom to vote for whomever you’d like, or not? |
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Posted: Yesterday 3:32:36 PM EST
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Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By 762SR25: For "the most divisive figure in political history" President Trump's tent seems pretty big to me. RFK Jr Elon Musk Tulsi Gabbard Look at all these former democrats he's working with. Life long NYC democrat befriending other democrats… no way… |
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Posted: Yesterday 3:32:38 PM EST
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Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By RolandofGilead: But...it wasn't. The same number of dem votes from 2020 would have won it again for them in 2024. Putting in place the ability to stop dead people from voting, and illegals, so on and as much made it possible for there not to be that many voters.  Dems down 14 million votes from 2020. Weird. |
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Posted: Yesterday 3:33:33 PM EST
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Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By Alwaysright: No one who moved to Thailand will ever convince me that didn't move there for the Ladyboys. Hypothetically speaking of course. Oof. |
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Posted: Yesterday 3:35:17 PM EST
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 Attached FileQuote HistoryOriginally Posted By MADMAXXX: No one that posted anti Trump posts day after day like it was their job in a thread titled "People not voting for Trump" will ever convince anyone that they actually voted for Trump even if some showed easily changeable ballots. Attached File |
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Posted: Yesterday 3:35:42 PM EST
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 Attached FileQuote HistoryOriginally Posted By MADMAXXX: For the Kamala supporters. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/522423/33da0917481bb2447d9f117fb63878575ea60821-3371060.jpg Attached File |
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Posted: Yesterday 3:39:09 PM EST
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Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By TaskForce: Actually winning is a problem if you were all in on the deep state stuff. |
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