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Post by Schwarzwald Magnus on Jan 28, 2021 7:09:32 GMT
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Post by Stammerhead on Jan 28, 2021 11:17:19 GMT
I have a feeling the list isn’t entirely serious...
Trumpsexual
Trumpsexual is the gender which is a combination of Whitestraightmalecisgender and male.
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Post by Deleted on Jan 28, 2021 12:02:22 GMT
I have a feeling the list isn’t entirely serious... TrumpsexualTrumpsexual is the gender which is a combination of Whitestraightmalecisgender and male. how come there is a trumpsexual, but no bidensexual? |
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Post by Stammerhead on Jan 28, 2021 12:04:16 GMT
I have a feeling the list isn’t entirely serious... TrumpsexualTrumpsexual is the gender which is a combination of Whitestraightmalecisgender and male. how come there is a trumpsexual, but no bidensexual? I guess Biden’s not considered sexy enough. 
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Post by Deleted on Jan 28, 2021 12:05:55 GMT
how come there is a trumpsexual, but no bidensexual? I guess Biden’s not considered sexy enough. maybe you have to earn it. Like there's prpbablh a chicknorrissexual, where you are not the gender but the gender is you. Chuck norris gender has its own zip code. |
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Post by uncreative on Jan 28, 2021 15:54:55 GMT
I have a feeling the list isn’t entirely serious... TrumpsexualTrumpsexual is the gender which is a combination of Whitestraightmalecisgender and male. how come there is a trumpsexual, but no bidensexual? Because Biden doesn't have a cult following that hangs on to his every word.
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Post by gameboy on Jan 28, 2021 16:26:29 GMT
how come there is a trumpsexual, but no bidensexual? Because Biden doesn't have a cult following that hangs on to his every word. True, because Biden has absolutely no charisma.
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Post by Deleted on Jan 28, 2021 17:16:11 GMT
Because Biden doesn't have a cult following that hangs on to his every word. True, because Biden has absolutely no charisma. not like cumberbitch |
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Post by uncreative on Jan 28, 2021 17:31:22 GMT
Because Biden doesn't have a cult following that hangs on to his every word. True, because Biden has absolutely no charisma. That's the whole reason people voted for him in the first place. Get the most boring possible generic democrat whose biggest accomplishment in life was working for Obama, who only picked him because he needed a generic boring VP. It's a welcome change after the last 4 years.
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Post by gameboy on Jan 28, 2021 17:54:03 GMT
True, because Biden has absolutely no charisma. That's the whole reason people voted for him in the first place. Get the most boring possible generic democrat whose biggest accomplishment in life was working for Obama, who only picked him because he needed a generic boring VP. It's a welcome change after the last 4 years. I'm a Democrat. But it's really a class divide. And then there are impoverished white hillbillies who foolishly vote against their economic interests because they think Republicans are more "Christian".
During any time of peril, like the current pandemic and economic lockdowns, the Democrat is favored because people run to the Nanny State. But Biden's age and the BLM race riots worked against him. He should have won by 2 to 1. Trump polled stronger than he should have.
Biden was a very weak candidate.
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Post by uncreative on Jan 28, 2021 18:09:53 GMT
That's the whole reason people voted for him in the first place. Get the most boring possible generic democrat whose biggest accomplishment in life was working for Obama, who only picked him because he needed a generic boring VP. It's a welcome change after the last 4 years. I'm a Democrat. But it's really a class divide. And then there are impoverished white hillbillies who foolishly vote against their economic interests because they think Republicans are more "Christian".
During any time of peril, like the current pandemic and economic lockdowns, the Democrat is favored because people run to the Nanny State. But Biden's age and the BLM race riots worked against him. He should have won by 2 to 1. Trump polled stronger than he should have.
Biden was a very weak candidate.
Don't underestimate the power of voter suppression. Between removing polling places in urban areas, limiting early voting, voter ID laws, restrictions on mail voting, the intentional postal sabotage, and probably a handful of other things it really adds up. Just look at what Florida did to keep felons from voting even after a ballot initiative said they had to get their rights restored. And then there's other ways to keep the turnout low like the ridiculous gerrymandering. Once you live in a district where you're not at all represented you're a lot less likely to vote in any elections.
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Post by enigma72 on Jan 28, 2021 18:37:07 GMT
Schwarzwald Magnus I am not clicking on it. My brain is too full of junk already. Do you see lots of interesting genders at work? btw are you working toward your masters?
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Post by Schwarzwald Magnus on Jan 29, 2021 16:27:49 GMT
Schwarzwald Magnus I am not clicking on it. My brain is too full of junk already. Do you see lots of interesting genders at work? btw are you working toward your masters? No, there's no real point in me going to grad school for history. I have another career path in mind.
At work, there's a greater influx of young people being more, what's called "gender fluid" and accepting.
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Post by gameboy on Jan 29, 2021 17:11:18 GMT
I'm a Democrat. But it's really a class divide. And then there are impoverished white hillbillies who foolishly vote against their economic interests because they think Republicans are more "Christian".
During any time of peril, like the current pandemic and economic lockdowns, the Democrat is favored because people run to the Nanny State. But Biden's age and the BLM race riots worked against him. He should have won by 2 to 1. Trump polled stronger than he should have.
Biden was a very weak candidate.
Don't underestimate the power of voter suppression. Between removing polling places in urban areas, limiting early voting, voter ID laws, restrictions on mail voting, the intentional postal sabotage, and probably a handful of other things it really adds up. Just look at what Florida did to keep felons from voting even after a ballot initiative said they had to get their rights restored. And then there's other ways to keep the turnout low like the ridiculous gerrymandering. Once you live in a district where you're not at all represented you're a lot less likely to vote in any elections. Republicans have always opposed voting my mail. Democrats have always supported it. That was at the core of Trump's claims of voter fraud.
I have mixed opinions on absentee ballots. I know it gives the bourgeois Republicans an edge to require an in-person vote on election day. But I like the fact that people who really care about issues are forced to get up off their ass and vote. I think most mail-in voters don't understand the issues and don't really give enough of a rat's ass to get up off their couch.
I prefer a low turnout of informed enthusiastic voters over a high turnout of uninformed people who can't be bothered to drive to a polling place.
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Post by uncreative on Jan 29, 2021 17:59:31 GMT
Don't underestimate the power of voter suppression. Between removing polling places in urban areas, limiting early voting, voter ID laws, restrictions on mail voting, the intentional postal sabotage, and probably a handful of other things it really adds up. Just look at what Florida did to keep felons from voting even after a ballot initiative said they had to get their rights restored. And then there's other ways to keep the turnout low like the ridiculous gerrymandering. Once you live in a district where you're not at all represented you're a lot less likely to vote in any elections. Republicans have always opposed voting my mail. Democrats have always supported it. That was at the core of Trump's claims of voter fraud.
I have mixed opinions on absentee ballots. I know it gives the bourgeois Republicans an edge to require an in-person vote on election day. But I like the fact that people who really care about issues are forced to get up off their ass and vote. I think most mail-in voters don't understand the issues and don't really give enough of a rat's ass to get up off their couch.
I prefer a low turnout of informed enthusiastic voters over a high turnout of uninformed people who can't be bothered to drive to a polling place.
From my couch I can actually take time to read the voter guides with the ballot in front of me. That's a lot harder to do it a booth. And anyway the more obstacles you throw up the more it's going to be skewed towards 80 year old retirees with nothing better to do and all the flexibility in the world, or people with enough money to get around the inconveniences. Aka the people who don't have any incentive to make things ever change.
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Post by Jonesy1 on Jan 29, 2021 18:02:33 GMT
You probably still don't as I doubt that that list is exhaustive.
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Post by gameboy on Jan 31, 2021 21:01:59 GMT
Republicans have always opposed voting my mail. Democrats have always supported it. That was at the core of Trump's claims of voter fraud.
I have mixed opinions on absentee ballots. I know it gives the bourgeois Republicans an edge to require an in-person vote on election day. But I like the fact that people who really care about issues are forced to get up off their ass and vote. I think most mail-in voters don't understand the issues and don't really give enough of a rat's ass to get up off their couch.
I prefer a low turnout of informed enthusiastic voters over a high turnout of uninformed people who can't be bothered to drive to a polling place.
From my couch I can actually take time to read the voter guides with the ballot in front of me. That's a lot harder to do it a booth. And anyway the more obstacles you throw up the more it's going to be skewed towards 80 year old retirees with nothing better to do and all the flexibility in the world, or people with enough money to get around the inconveniences. Aka the people who don't have any incentive to make things ever change. I go through my ballot and read up on the propositions and candidates before I go to the polls. Same difference.
It's really not that much of a bother. I know showing up in person skews the vote towards older retirees. And that's a shame.
I work and I have a busy life. But it only takes 30 minutes or less every two or four years to vote in person. It's just never been an issue for me because I love politics. Young people who are informed and follow the issues have no problem showing up. It's only dullards who can't get away from their tv for a few minutes who can't vote in person.
*But of course, this year with covid, I don't blame anybody for not voting in person.
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Post by quagsjonny on Jan 31, 2021 21:37:21 GMT
I like an individual person or I don't. I have no idea what a letter means after lgbt. Two spirited? Q9? wtf? If you have to explain today's alphabet to me, and why you I offended yourself? I don't have that time to spend.
*says the guy posting on a message board, during a pandemic.
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