How seriously does the Trump team really take the Dominion conspiracy theory?
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From my perspective, it seems that the opposition of the right to the left tends to be more ideological, where the left's opposition to Trump tended to be more hatred based. It was classicism. The feeling like an inferior person was above you on the hierarchy. This is an alien feeling to some of us, but a perfectly communicable feeling to others. It's actually the racism gene.
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Dudes, we get it. You think you're smarter than we are. Move on.
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There appears to be a great deal of cathartic celebration over Trump's defeat that doesn't look much like moving on.
@Horace said in How seriously does the Trump team really take the Dominion conspiracy theory?:
There appears to be a great deal of cathartic celebration over Trump's defeat that doesn't look much like moving on.
And Trump is acting like the adult in the room?
Maybe if he accepted that he'd actually lost, there wouldn't be quite as much gloating.
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Again, connecting Trump the individual with everybody who preferred his politics to the opposition.
Education is extremely important.
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Trump will never personally do anything resembling the CHAS overtake of the Seattle neighborhood, all of which was ignored by Trump haters. So own it, if you would like to imagine conservatives having to own Trump.
Education is extremely important.
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Again, connecting Trump the individual with everybody who preferred his politics to the opposition.
@Horace said in How seriously does the Trump team really take the Dominion conspiracy theory?:
Again, connecting Trump the individual with everybody who preferred his politics to the opposition.
Sorry, I re-worded what I said. As far as I know you haven't disputed the result, and there are lots more like you, however according to some, 50 million people think the election was fixed, so....
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Again, connecting Trump the individual with everybody who preferred his politics to the opposition.
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Trump will never personally do anything resembling the CHAS overtake of the Seattle neighborhood, all of which was ignored by Trump haters. So own it, if you would like to imagine conservatives having to own Trump.
@Horace said in How seriously does the Trump team really take the Dominion conspiracy theory?:
Trump will never personally do anything resembling the CHAS overtake of the Seattle neighborhood, all of which was ignored by Trump haters. So own it, if you would like to imagine conservatives having to own Trump.
I haven't ignored it, I thought it was disgusting. I think people who set fire to shops and violently protest should go to jail, whatever their politics, and clearly there are more on the far left than the right who act like this.
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Trump will never personally do anything resembling the CHAS overtake of the Seattle neighborhood, all of which was ignored by Trump haters. So own it, if you would like to imagine conservatives having to own Trump.
@Horace said in How seriously does the Trump team really take the Dominion conspiracy theory?:
Trump will never personally do anything resembling the CHAS overtake of the Seattle neighborhood, all of which was ignored by Trump haters. So own it, if you would like to imagine conservatives having to own Trump.
I’m a “Trump hater” and also hated CHAS (as a Seattle tax payer, and also just a non-idiotic person).
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@Horace said in How seriously does the Trump team really take the Dominion conspiracy theory?:
There appears to be a great deal of cathartic celebration over Trump's defeat that doesn't look much like moving on.
And Trump is acting like the adult in the room?
Maybe if he accepted that he'd actually lost, there wouldn't be quite as much gloating.
@Doctor-Phibes said in How seriously does the Trump team really take the Dominion conspiracy theory?:
@Horace said in How seriously does the Trump team really take the Dominion conspiracy theory?:
There appears to be a great deal of cathartic celebration over Trump's defeat that doesn't look much like moving on.
And Trump is acting like the adult in the room?
Maybe if he accepted that he'd actually lost, there wouldn't be quite as much gloating.
Since this phase is the legal battle is mostly de facto over but it’s likely that Trump will never concede I suppose this means that the gloating spontaneous generation and mutations of new threads will go on for the foreseeable future.
But in January when the GOP takes the Senate the gloating will come right back at you.
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@Doctor-Phibes said in How seriously does the Trump team really take the Dominion conspiracy theory?:
@Horace said in How seriously does the Trump team really take the Dominion conspiracy theory?:
There appears to be a great deal of cathartic celebration over Trump's defeat that doesn't look much like moving on.
And Trump is acting like the adult in the room?
Maybe if he accepted that he'd actually lost, there wouldn't be quite as much gloating.
Since this phase is the legal battle is mostly de facto over but it’s likely that Trump will never concede I suppose this means that the gloating spontaneous generation and mutations of new threads will go on for the foreseeable future.
But in January when the GOP takes the Senate the gloating will come right back at you.
@Loki said in How seriously does the Trump team really take the Dominion conspiracy theory?:
Since this phase is the legal battle is mostly de facto over but it’s likely that Trump will never concede I suppose this means that the gloating spontaneous generation and mutations of new threads will go on for the foreseeable future.
But in January when the GOP takes the Senate the gloating will come right back at you.To be perfectly honest, I'm not particularly bothered whether the GOP takes the senate or not.
The phrase "The legal battle" gives it a lot more dignity than it deserves. It was a childish tantrum by a spoilt little boy who couldn't get his own way. As Chris Christie said, it's a national embarrassment.
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It's been interesting to watch the zero protests after Trump's defeat. He's on an island now. The righteous outrage of the left is hardly an island. But not a one of them owns it.
@Horace said in How seriously does the Trump team really take the Dominion conspiracy theory?:
It's been interesting to watch the zero protests after Trump's defeat. He's on an island now. The righteous outrage of the left is hardly an island. But not a one of them owns it.
I should add that this was predictable simply because of the left's paternalism towards all the lower classes. They have that army. The right does not. The left should attempt, somewhere in the back corners of their mind, to own that army. It's theirs.
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@Horace said in How seriously does the Trump team really take the Dominion conspiracy theory?:
It's been interesting to watch the zero protests after Trump's defeat. He's on an island now. The righteous outrage of the left is hardly an island. But not a one of them owns it.
I should add that this was predictable simply because of the left's paternalism towards all the lower classes. They have that army. The right does not. The left should attempt, somewhere in the back corners of their mind, to own that army. It's theirs.
@Horace said in How seriously does the Trump team really take the Dominion conspiracy theory?:
@Horace said in How seriously does the Trump team really take the Dominion conspiracy theory?:
It's been interesting to watch the zero protests after Trump's defeat. He's on an island now. The righteous outrage of the left is hardly an island. But not a one of them owns it.
I should add that this was predictable simply because of the left's paternalism towards all the lower classes. They have that army. The right does not. The left should attempt, somewhere in the back corners of their mind, to own that army. It's theirs.
I don’t disagree with you on the paternalism of the left. The left is being more racist than anything they accuse Trump of.
That said - Trump is an idiot for different reasons. And holding the opinion that he’s an idiot doesn’t depend on agreeing with the left.
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I must admit it will be quite nice if I can go back to not really caring too much about what's going on.
Maybe I'll make the effort to try and poke more fun at Biden's presidency.
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@Loki said in How seriously does the Trump team really take the Dominion conspiracy theory?:
Since this phase is the legal battle is mostly de facto over but it’s likely that Trump will never concede I suppose this means that the gloating spontaneous generation and mutations of new threads will go on for the foreseeable future.
But in January when the GOP takes the Senate the gloating will come right back at you.To be perfectly honest, I'm not particularly bothered whether the GOP takes the senate or not.
The phrase "The legal battle" gives it a lot more dignity than it deserves. It was a childish tantrum by a spoilt little boy who couldn't get his own way. As Chris Christie said, it's a national embarrassment.
@Doctor-Phibes said in How seriously does the Trump team really take the Dominion conspiracy theory?:
@Loki said in How seriously does the Trump team really take the Dominion conspiracy theory?:
Since this phase is the legal battle is mostly de facto over but it’s likely that Trump will never concede I suppose this means that the gloating spontaneous generation and mutations of new threads will go on for the foreseeable future.
But in January when the GOP takes the Senate the gloating will come right back at you.To be perfectly honest, I'm not particularly bothered whether the GOP takes the senate or not.
The phrase "The legal battle" gives it a lot more dignity than it deserves. It was a childish tantrum by a spoilt little boy who couldn't get his own way. As Chris Christie said, it's a national embarrassment.
I think he had a pretty good idea it wouldn’t work out and was working on some other playbook that people occasionally write up when they get tired of pissing on him. I get the beat on him part (That’s what you do when you are winning) but also know there is also another thing going on here.
