From the new Q-Anon GOP rep
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@Jolly said in From the new Q-Anon GOP rep:
@Doctor-Phibes said in From the new Q-Anon GOP rep:
@Jolly said in From the new Q-Anon GOP rep:
Her viewpoint is common in parts of the country.
That's not particularly comforting.
You need to get out more.
Live free or die.
What if I wanna walk around with my wang out?
You know... truly live free.
Pants are oppressive.
@xenon said in From the new Q-Anon GOP rep:
@Jolly said in From the new Q-Anon GOP rep:
@Doctor-Phibes said in From the new Q-Anon GOP rep:
@Jolly said in From the new Q-Anon GOP rep:
Her viewpoint is common in parts of the country.
That's not particularly comforting.
You need to get out more.
Live free or die.
What if I wanna walk around with my wang out?
You know... truly live free.
Pants are oppressive.
Exactly. I have say before. I would have more respect for someone saying something stupid like she did if she said it while completely naked.
Then at least, she would be "walk the walk"
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@Doctor-Phibes said in From the new Q-Anon GOP rep:
@Jolly said in From the new Q-Anon GOP rep:
Her viewpoint is common in parts of the country.
That's not particularly comforting.
You need to get out more.
Live free or die.
@Jolly said in From the new Q-Anon GOP rep:
@Doctor-Phibes said in From the new Q-Anon GOP rep:
@Jolly said in From the new Q-Anon GOP rep:
Her viewpoint is common in parts of the country.
That's not particularly comforting.
You need to get out more.
Live free or die.
These knobheads who think that wearing a mask is oppression have no sense of proportion.
It's live free or die, not live free and die.
Idiots.
As far as getting out goes, I bet I travel a lot more than you do, and a lot further afield too.
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Get yer mirror out, Jolly. You guys have had a continuous conversation going for over 15 years.
@jon-nyc said in From the new Q-Anon GOP rep:
Get yer mirror out, Jolly. You guys have had a continuous conversation going for over 15 years.
So what?
That means pretty much nothing. There are a lot of people who only associate with people in their own socioeconomic groups or people who are in the same or similar professions.
I'm me. I'm pretty much comfortable with whomever I'm drinking coffee with. In the last couple of months, that includes a K Street lobbyist, a welder, a mechanic, several doctors, a couple of lawyers, a U.S. Congress critter, a farmer, a rancher, a couple of cops, etc.
You like to bring up the echo chamber of conservative media. I don't listen or cite conservatives or conservative media simply because that's all I listen to or the only people I talk to. I espouse those views because I think they're right.
So, my point becomes, don't just think because people are rural, that they are always blue collar or ignorant. They're not. And don't think just because people are urban, they're well educated or white collar. They're not.
Talk to people. You might even want to talk to people who voted for Donald J. Trump, because they thought it was best for the nation and that was the right thing to do.
Shouldn't be hard to find. They're 71 million of us...
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I actually went to school with a load of farmers. Still kind of friends with a few of them. Also car mechanics, doctors, financial advisors and what have you. You seem to be making a few assumptions about me, too.
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I actually went to school with a load of farmers. Still kind of friends with a few of them. Also car mechanics, doctors, financial advisors and what have you. You seem to be making a few assumptions about me, too.
@Doctor-Phibes said in From the new Q-Anon GOP rep:
I actually went to school with a load of farmers. Still kind of friends with a few of them. Also car mechanics, doctors, financial advisors and what have you. You seem to be making a few assumptions about me, too.
It's just the nature of things now. The K street lobbyist has nothing in common with the Wyoming farmer. Both think they know everything about the other based on their mental caricatures.
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@Doctor-Phibes said in From the new Q-Anon GOP rep:
I actually went to school with a load of farmers. Still kind of friends with a few of them. Also car mechanics, doctors, financial advisors and what have you. You seem to be making a few assumptions about me, too.
It's just the nature of things now. The K street lobbyist has nothing in common with the Wyoming farmer. Both think they know everything about the other based on their mental caricatures.
@Aqua-Letifer everybody I know back home seems to have one thing in common. They think America is nuts
I was only joking
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@Aqua-Letifer everybody I know back home seems to have one thing in common. They think America is nuts
@Doctor-Phibes said in From the new Q-Anon GOP rep:
@Aqua-Letifer everybody I know back home seems to have one thing in common. They think America is nuts
Do they know what Americans think of them?
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@Aqua-Letifer everybody I know back home seems to have one thing in common. They think America is nuts
@Doctor-Phibes said in From the new Q-Anon GOP rep:
@Aqua-Letifer everybody I know back home seems to have one thing in common. They think America is nuts
Well they're not wrong.
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@Doctor-Phibes said in From the new Q-Anon GOP rep:
@Aqua-Letifer everybody I know back home seems to have one thing in common. They think America is nuts
Do they know what Americans think of them?
@Larry said in From the new Q-Anon GOP rep:
@Doctor-Phibes said in From the new Q-Anon GOP rep:
@Aqua-Letifer everybody I know back home seems to have one thing in common. They think America is nuts
Do they know what Americans think of them?
I think their assumption is that Americans don’t think of them much at all, with the possible exception of that guy John they always ask after
