Republicans: continued

[Cunt]

change the topic

Sure thing, Seraph, right away.

With a cast-iron skillet, should it be seasoned with olive oil, or will the cheaper sunflower oil do the trick?

[Cunt]

Seems like the more you know...

[Cunt]

Islam can suck my hairy balls.

https://www.spectator.com.au/2017/04/ay ... australia/

Indeed, for throngs of self-anointed feminists, shielding the world’s second largest religion from criticism matters more than hearing the words of a woman who lives her life under constant threat for committing the medieval crime of apostasy.

Much has been said and written about how section 18C of the Racial Discrimination Act undermines the ability to engage freely in public debate. But politics is downstream from culture. A system of laws that polices remarks that offend and insult isn’t half as scary as a world where religious authoritarians get to decide what can and can’t be said.

This is, by the way, just a report on the fact of her cancelled tour. The reporter might be an asshole.

So what do you think of Ayaan Hirsi Ali being afraid to visit your country, due to security concerns? Is it because she is a woman? Because she is a person of colour? Whatever could be so threatening about your cute little paradise?

Maybe it is the fauna.

Or is there a bit of a problem with free speech around one of the largest religions on Earth?

[L'Emmerdeur]

Before the last US election many incumbent Republican congresscritters decided not to seek reelection. This helped the Democrats take a solid majority in the House of Representatives. As the next election approaches, the trend continues.

'Nine-Term Hard-Core GOP Congressman Latest to Retire Amid Growing House Republican Exodus'

A nine-term Republican U.S. Congressman from Utah is the latest in a growing exodus of early retirees from the GOP House caucus. Rep. Rob Bishop, first elected in 2002, on Monday afternoon announced his retirement at the end of his term.

Last week three mostly long-term House Republicans also announced they are retiring. With more than a year left in their terms it’s early to make such an announcement.

Bishop joins five-term Republican U.S. Rep. Martha Roby of Alabama, six-term Republican Rep. Pete Olson of Texas, and two-term Republican Rep. Paul Mitchell of Michigan to become the fourth GOP lawmaker to call it quits in recent days.

With Bishop, there now nine House Republicans not seeking re-election in this Congress. By comparison, there are just three Democrats who have announced they are retiring.

[JimC]

Seems like the more you know...

Of course the last 3 despise socialism. It would stop them plundering the poor to enrich their own pockets...

[Cunt]

Of course the last 3 despise socialism. It would stop them plundering the poor to enrich their own pockets...

We should universally hate the educated and successful. They MUST be oppressors!!

...or something. Maybe I'm just high and agreeable.

[JimC]

No, you are just regurgitating turgid conservative memes...

[Cunt]

No, you are just regurgitating turgid conservative memes...

Speaking of 'regurgitating turgid', why bother lumping all those disciplines together as people who plunder the poor to line their own pockets?

Oh yeah, it was to paint a bunch of people with a broad brush. Very progressive of you to group them by subject of study.

[pErvinalia]

No, you are just regurgitating turgid conservative memes...

Speaking of 'regurgitating turgid', why bother lumping all those disciplines together as people who plunder the poor to line their own pockets?

Oh yeah, it was to paint a bunch of people with a broad brush. Very progressive of you to group them by subject of study.

Your image grouped them by subject of study.

[Cunt]

No, you are just regurgitating turgid conservative memes...

Speaking of 'regurgitating turgid', why bother lumping all those disciplines together as people who plunder the poor to line their own pockets?

Oh yeah, it was to paint a bunch of people with a broad brush. Very progressive of you to group them by subject of study.

Your image grouped them by subject of study.

Yes, and someone then targeted a few of them, and generalized about them as 'people who plunder the poor to line their own pockets'.

Do try to follow along.

[pErvinalia]

Very progressive of you to post an image grouping them by subject of study.

[Cunt]

Very progressive of you to post an image grouping them by subject of study.

EXACTLY!

[pErvinalia]

[JimC]

Cunt wrote:

Yes, and someone then targeted a few of them, and generalized about them as 'people who plunder the poor to line their own pockets'.

I could do that because of their clear, unequivocal, combined position showing the strongest opposition to socialism of all the groups surveyed. Your data set them up nicely for me...

[Cunt]

Cunt wrote:

Yes, and someone then targeted a few of them, and generalized about them as 'people who plunder the poor to line their own pockets'.

I could do that because of their clear, unequivocal, combined position showing the strongest opposition to socialism of all the groups surveyed. Your data set them up nicely for me...

So if capitalists are people who plunder the poor to line their own pockets, then socialists are people who plunder the wealthy for the same reasons.

Don't try to pretend one of the groups is less 'human'. Good and bad, both have death tolls (though the socialist ones may be more often denied)