Hey, Trump bashers
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I haven’t had to bash the trump since I got married, and what does that have to do with golf?
wrote on 29 Oct 2020, 20:10 last edited by@LuFins-Dad said in Hey, Trump bashers:
I haven’t had to bash the trump since I got married, and what does that have to do with golf?
There's an old joke I'm too polite to repeat, with the punchline 'Wrong hole, wrong hole!'
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It's about classism. Some people with certain genetic phenotypes are bound, without awareness, to their revulsion reflex against people they feel to be inferior. Trump has an inferior phenotype, what with the clownish reality shows and all that. So it's just people being people, slaves to their genetic and cultural programming. Pretty boring actually.
wrote on 29 Oct 2020, 20:37 last edited by@Horace said in Hey, Trump bashers:
It's about classism. Some people with certain genetic phenotypes are bound, without awareness, to their revulsion reflex against people they feel to be inferior. Trump has an inferior phenotype, what with the clownish reality shows and all that. So it's just people being people, slaves to their genetic and cultural programming. Pretty boring actually.
How would you classify people that finding him revolting, but still vote for him because of the supreme court or some other policy?
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Just this morning I was asking myself 'I wonder how really old golfers vote'.
In the interests of diversity, can we have some young hippety-hoppers of colour providing their expert commentary next?
wrote on 29 Oct 2020, 21:18 last edited by@Doctor-Phibes said in Hey, Trump bashers:
Just this morning I was asking myself 'I wonder how really old golfers vote'.
99 percent of pro golfers are Republican. They are insanely rich and know Republicans will protect their money better. That's all.
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@Horace said in Hey, Trump bashers:
It's about classism. Some people with certain genetic phenotypes are bound, without awareness, to their revulsion reflex against people they feel to be inferior. Trump has an inferior phenotype, what with the clownish reality shows and all that. So it's just people being people, slaves to their genetic and cultural programming. Pretty boring actually.
How would you classify people that finding him revolting, but still vote for him because of the supreme court or some other policy?
wrote on 29 Oct 2020, 21:24 last edited by@xenon said in Hey, Trump bashers:
@Horace said in Hey, Trump bashers:
It's about classism. Some people with certain genetic phenotypes are bound, without awareness, to their revulsion reflex against people they feel to be inferior. Trump has an inferior phenotype, what with the clownish reality shows and all that. So it's just people being people, slaves to their genetic and cultural programming. Pretty boring actually.
How would you classify people that finding him revolting, but still vote for him because of the supreme court or some other policy?
I would classify them as normal, with maybe a slightly better than average ability to think clearly through the revulsion reflex. I have learned to respect the revulsion reflex as an emotional trump card, through the Trump presidency. Average people are slaves to it. Witness NS here.
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@xenon said in Hey, Trump bashers:
@Horace said in Hey, Trump bashers:
It's about classism. Some people with certain genetic phenotypes are bound, without awareness, to their revulsion reflex against people they feel to be inferior. Trump has an inferior phenotype, what with the clownish reality shows and all that. So it's just people being people, slaves to their genetic and cultural programming. Pretty boring actually.
How would you classify people that finding him revolting, but still vote for him because of the supreme court or some other policy?
I would classify them as normal, with maybe a slightly better than average ability to think clearly through the revulsion reflex. I have learned to respect the revulsion reflex as an emotional trump card, through the Trump presidency. Average people are slaves to it. Witness NS here.
wrote on 29 Oct 2020, 21:29 last edited by@Horace said in Hey, Trump bashers:
@xenon said in Hey, Trump bashers:
@Horace said in Hey, Trump bashers:
It's about classism. Some people with certain genetic phenotypes are bound, without awareness, to their revulsion reflex against people they feel to be inferior. Trump has an inferior phenotype, what with the clownish reality shows and all that. So it's just people being people, slaves to their genetic and cultural programming. Pretty boring actually.
How would you classify people that finding him revolting, but still vote for him because of the supreme court or some other policy?
I would classify them as normal, with maybe a slightly better than average ability to think clearly through the revulsion reflex. I have learned to respect the revulsion reflex as an emotional trump card, through the Trump presidency. Average people are slaves to it. Witness NS here.
And below average people still think Trump's shit doesnt stink. Can't wait for the indictments after he's hauled out of the White House.
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wrote on 29 Oct 2020, 21:30 last edited by
Yeah but you're not even smart enough to distinguish between a preference for one candidate and their political effect, over the other. You're the one who's a slave to the personal in politics. It dictates your posts here, which are uniformly ridiculous.
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Yeah but you're not even smart enough to distinguish between a preference for one candidate and their political effect, over the other. You're the one who's a slave to the personal in politics. It dictates your posts here, which are uniformly ridiculous.
wrote on 29 Oct 2020, 21:31 last edited by@Horace said in Hey, Trump bashers:
Yeah but you're not even smart enough to distinguish between a preference for one candidate and their political effect, over the other. You're the one who's a slave to the personal in politics. It dictates your posts here, which are uniformly ridiculous.
And yours are uniformly unintelligible. What, tired of picking on Jon? Have at it Homer. I mean Horace.
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wrote on 29 Oct 2020, 21:33 last edited by
Obviously it wouldn't be worth my time. Considering you're ultimately a troll and literally nothing else here, other than some occasional and not recent bragging about your small time gigs as a small time musician.
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@Doctor-Phibes said in Hey, Trump bashers:
Just this morning I was asking myself 'I wonder how really old golfers vote'.
99 percent of pro golfers are Republican. They are insanely rich and know Republicans will protect their money better. That's all.
wrote on 29 Oct 2020, 21:44 last edited by@nobodyssock said in Hey, Trump bashers:
@Doctor-Phibes said in Hey, Trump bashers:
Just this morning I was asking myself 'I wonder how really old golfers vote'.
99 percent of pro golfers are Republican. They are insanely rich and know Republicans will protect their money better. That's all.
They are probably stupid too.
Wouldn't you say they are stupid?
I assume everyone is stupid if they don't vote for the guy you like.
Stupid right?
Really stupid.
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Obviously it wouldn't be worth my time. Considering you're ultimately a troll and literally nothing else here, other than some occasional and not recent bragging about your small time gigs as a small time musician.
wrote on 29 Oct 2020, 21:45 last edited by@Horace said in Hey, Trump bashers:
Obviously it wouldn't be worth my time. Considering you're ultimately a troll and literally nothing else here, other than some occasional and not recent bragging about your small time gigs as a small time musician.
This used to be a piano forum. People like you have shamed anyone who even talks music here. Look at Ax. He posts music and is ridiculed for it. You and a handful of others here are disgusting human beings. I only come here now to feel the outrage. Its stimulating
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@Horace said in Hey, Trump bashers:
Obviously it wouldn't be worth my time. Considering you're ultimately a troll and literally nothing else here, other than some occasional and not recent bragging about your small time gigs as a small time musician.
This used to be a piano forum. People like you have shamed anyone who even talks music here. Look at Ax. He posts music and is ridiculed for it. You and a handful of others here are disgusting human beings. I only come here now to feel the outrage. Its stimulating
wrote on 29 Oct 2020, 21:47 last edited by@nobodyssock said in Hey, Trump bashers:
This used to be a piano forum. People like you have shamed anyone who even talks music here. Look at Ax. He posts music and is ridiculed for it. You and a handful of others here are disgusting human beings.
Yes, this is what I parody consistently here. Your revulsion reflex, and the extent to which that reflex has taken over our culture. I'm not surprised you find my posts incomprehensible.
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@nobodyssock said in Hey, Trump bashers:
This used to be a piano forum. People like you have shamed anyone who even talks music here. Look at Ax. He posts music and is ridiculed for it. You and a handful of others here are disgusting human beings.
Yes, this is what I parody consistently here. Your revulsion reflex, and the extent to which that reflex has taken over our culture. I'm not surprised you find my posts incomprehensible.
wrote on 29 Oct 2020, 21:48 last edited by@Horace said in Hey, Trump bashers:
@nobodyssock said in Hey, Trump bashers:
This used to be a piano forum. People like you have shamed anyone who even talks music here. Look at Ax. He posts music and is ridiculed for it. You and a handful of others here are disgusting human beings.
Yes, this is what I parody consistently here. Your revulsion reflex, and the extent to which that reflex has taken over our culture. I'm not surprised you find my posts incomprehensible.
You speak like an intellectual snob. I think you purposely try to be vague
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wrote on 29 Oct 2020, 21:49 last edited by
I purposely try to use words economically.
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@nobodyssock said in Hey, Trump bashers:
@Doctor-Phibes said in Hey, Trump bashers:
Just this morning I was asking myself 'I wonder how really old golfers vote'.
99 percent of pro golfers are Republican. They are insanely rich and know Republicans will protect their money better. That's all.
They are probably stupid too.
Wouldn't you say they are stupid?
I assume everyone is stupid if they don't vote for the guy you like.
Stupid right?
Really stupid.
wrote on 29 Oct 2020, 21:50 last edited by@Copper said in Hey, Trump bashers:
@nobodyssock said in Hey, Trump bashers:
@Doctor-Phibes said in Hey, Trump bashers:
Just this morning I was asking myself 'I wonder how really old golfers vote'.
99 percent of pro golfers are Republican. They are insanely rich and know Republicans will protect their money better. That's all.
They are probably stupid too.
Wouldn't you say they are stupid?
I assume everyone is stupid if they don't vote for the guy you like.
Stupid right?
Really stupid.
Not really stupid. Just really selfish as are most republicans
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wrote on 29 Oct 2020, 21:53 last edited by
By all means, take us through your life experiences, challenges, and activities which define you as less selfish than the average Republican.
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wrote on 29 Oct 2020, 22:02 last edited by
Someday I hope to meet a republican who is not selfish.
Just my luck, he or she will probably be stupid.
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Someday I hope to meet a republican who is not selfish.
Just my luck, he or she will probably be stupid.
wrote on 29 Oct 2020, 22:06 last edited by@Copper said in Hey, Trump bashers:
Someday I hope to meet a republican who is not selfish.
Just my luck, he or she will probably be stupid.
And facetious
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I don't think Boris strikes the rest of the world as a person of high class. You just can't have that hair and pretend to appeal to that.
wrote on 29 Oct 2020, 22:18 last edited by@Horace said in Hey, Trump bashers:
I don't think Boris strikes the rest of the world as a person of high class. You just can't have that hair and pretend to appeal to that.
He's upper class rather than high class, which might not make sense if you're not British. I'm not really sure what high class is. Obviously, Trump is pretty close to being the archetypal Ugly American, which apparently appeals to some people. I'm sure if he was running on the Democrat ticket half the people here would be calling him all kinds of names.
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@Horace said in Hey, Trump bashers:
I don't think Boris strikes the rest of the world as a person of high class. You just can't have that hair and pretend to appeal to that.
He's upper class rather than high class, which might not make sense if you're not British. I'm not really sure what high class is. Obviously, Trump is pretty close to being the archetypal Ugly American, which apparently appeals to some people. I'm sure if he was running on the Democrat ticket half the people here would be calling him all kinds of names.
wrote on 29 Oct 2020, 22:22 last edited by@Doctor-Phibes said in Hey, Trump bashers:
@Horace said in Hey, Trump bashers:
I don't think Boris strikes the rest of the world as a person of high class. You just can't have that hair and pretend to appeal to that.
He's upper class rather than high class, which might not make sense if you're not British. I'm not really sure what high class is. Obviously, Trump is pretty close to being the archetypal Ugly American, which apparently appeals to some people. I'm sure if he was running on the Democrat ticket half the people here would be calling him all kinds of names.
Hed never make it to nomination on democrat ticket. They wouldnt put up with his amoral character. Something republicans could care less about. As long as their guy protects their money and keeps the mexicans out.
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@Doctor-Phibes said in Hey, Trump bashers:
@Horace said in Hey, Trump bashers:
I don't think Boris strikes the rest of the world as a person of high class. You just can't have that hair and pretend to appeal to that.
He's upper class rather than high class, which might not make sense if you're not British. I'm not really sure what high class is. Obviously, Trump is pretty close to being the archetypal Ugly American, which apparently appeals to some people. I'm sure if he was running on the Democrat ticket half the people here would be calling him all kinds of names.
Hed never make it to nomination on democrat ticket. They wouldnt put up with his amoral character. Something republicans could care less about. As long as their guy protects their money and keeps the mexicans out.
wrote on 29 Oct 2020, 22:24 last edited by George K@nobodyssock said in Hey, Trump bashers:
Hed never make it to nomination on democrat ticket.
And the woman who Biden chose dropped out before the first primary. Talk about electability, LOL.
As long as their guy protects their money
Might want to investigate who is the "Party of the Rich" these days too...