Right-wing People More Attractive

[BridgeConsoleMasher]

Always fun when we descend into group-stereotyping, right? Ah, the holdovers from jungle days!

This legitimately made me laugh. Thanks for the comedy.

I've seen plenty of gorgeous right and left-wingers, male and female, that floated my boat, but alas, still waiting for Mr. or Mrs. Right. And I don't necessarily mean right wing, haha!

Smoke'm if you got'm.

[Captain Crimson]

Always fun when we descend into group-stereotyping, right? Ah, the holdovers from jungle days!

This legitimately made me laugh. Thanks for the comedy.

I've seen plenty of gorgeous right and left-wingers, male and female, that floated my boat, but alas, still waiting for Mr. or Mrs. Right. And I don't necessarily mean right wing, haha!

Smoke'm if you got'm.

Way ahead of you, pardner.

And yes, that was a Bruce Willis shout-out.

Yeah that's because one side are actual victims and the other side has a victim complex.

So the people voting for Trump have no legitimate worries per se? The coal-workers who are overtaken by technological development, the rust-belters, who suffer from society's inability or unwillingness to adress the erosion of homegrown industry and so on? Trump isn't the cause of the US' woes, he's a symptom.

Ah, but you're just a right-wing Nazi!

I kid, just going off what your strawman would be to the other side.

Fun fact, does the subject matter give new definition to the words hard right?

Somebody stop me, I'm smoking!

[Beastro]

Yeah that's because one side are actual victims and the other side has a victim complex.

Again, I've seen this on other forums only switched.

This isn't drawing any equivalency. I am mourning where this kind of talk will end.

South Park isn't good political education.

No it isn;t, and it wasn't back when I last watch it over 10 years ago.

So the people voting for Trump have no legitimate worries per se? The coal-workers who are overtaken by technological development, the rust-belters, who suffer from society's inability or unwillingness to adress the erosion of homegrown industry and so on? Trump isn't the cause of the US' woes, he's a symptom.

And that's a big draw.

Conservatives I know like him because he punches back against the Left as opposed to trying to play the more principled side or are passively resigned to second place in politics. They know what he is, but he is of use. They just wish they had more people of their viewpoint in politics that would have the fire in them to face things the way he does.

If they would, his support would instantly dry up.

I'm reminded of a gay doctor living in California that directly deals with the opioid crisis and how much this sort of thing boils his blood. His is livid that the apparent reaction of so many in politics to the fall into addiction from economic downturn is "good riddance". Lemme find a post from him.... this ones from 2017:

It's not just that the base is ready for a brawl.

It's that the Democrats and NeverTrumpers/Establishment/Chamber of Commerce Republicans are killing us.

The bulk of this country is being hit with the triple whammy of policy initiatives that drive industry out of the US, concentrate wealth, power and opportunity in the hands of the rich, powerful and well connected, and prevent the social safety net from getting us back on our feet.

The rest of the US are on the same trajectory that African-Americans have been riding for decades - one straight to poverty, lack of employability, lack of skill set, family destruction, drugs and crime. The Opioid Epidemic is the 2000s Crack Epidemic. We are literally dying from the globalist policies of the moneyed classes, which seek to drive out American industry and relocate it abroad, safe and secure in the beliefs that their jobs and livelihood will not be affected, and none of the "right people" will be harmed.

Damn near every policy toted by both liberals or "establishment" Republicans has one inevitable result - more Americans unemployed, unemployable, addicted, impoverished, and dead. The Liberals say their answer is "more government services" - yet they are steadfastly unwilling to address the fact that the social services need massive reform so that they function, nor recognize that the people they want to help want jobs, not handouts. The Establishment Republicans want to cut social services, while pushing the same policies that create the need for social services in the first place - lack of work that fit the existing skill sets, and lack of skills to fit the existing work. Service jobs don't pay the rent, and yet both sides of the political equation are doing their damnedest to take the jobs that actually make stuff, and pay well, and move them overseas.

As Trump himself spelled out in his defining campaign ad:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vST61W4bGm8&feature=emb_logo

That is how you get Trump, and people like Trump - a Unified Ruling Party that is doing it's damnedest to kill us off so they can have cheap stuff, cheap labor, and pat themselves on the backs about how "compassionate" they are, and an American public that is not going to go gently into that good night.

We hear a lot about the opioid epidemic. To put that into context, in my OA, I know every blissful delight name of somebody who might have died, because I read every damn death certificate, and read every blissful delight detail about every blissful delight body they put into a box. Because it was my job to decide if the drugs killed you fast enough for people to care, or too damn slow to count. In my OA, in seven years, that's about 150 people who made the cut, and easily the trite misery of hundreds, if not thousands, of lives. They deserve a reckoning. They deserve some sort of payback for a life of misery and hardship, with no future but a family's tears and immortalization in a state database. Hell, I deserve some kind of payback for having to dive into the sterile details of thousands of private hells.

If you've done any kind of social services work in California, you've done homeless work. Much the same situation as with the opioid epidemic. Hundreds upon thousands of names, with stories to match. We live in a state where the maximum disability payment is equivalent to mean rent, and less than half the cash on hand needed for a place. Where the average income of somebody who's homeless is less than the quarter the amount of money they need to get a set of keys. Yet the community reaction is one of sanctimonious disgust. Pick a community in CA, the rich people's reaction is "get the homeless the sensually caress out of here." You have people who proudly spout off every liberal talking point in the book, until it comes down to brass tacks. Then they want to run people out of town on a rail rather than impact their ever precious property values. There are more sex perverts in their own social circle than are homeless in the goddamn state, but these rich bastards will get up in public and preen on about how we can't have a homeless shelter because the homeless are all criminals and sex perverts.

Pick a liberal issue, they're liberal as long as it doesn't cost them a dime. Then they make Ebeneezer Scrooge look like a paragon of charity. Because nobody outside their circle of rich liberal shitfucks is real to them.

The rich liberal sons of bitches need to be forced to read the details of the misery and destruction they vote for, and then they need to see every dime of their money taken from them and used to help the people they despise. And then they need to be made to adhere to the male bovine excrement coming out of their hypocritical lungs. And then they need to be treated as the treasonous excrement they are. Because they're waging war against their fellow Americans, and doing it solely so they can feel a smug sense of superiority.

The odd turns of phrase are that forums censors euphemizing things to keep the place work safe.

[Reality]

Be jealous