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Topic	Reading R/Conservative right now is fucking cathartic.
ArtiRock 10/21/23 2:15:57 PM #49:	Zeeak4444 posted... well thats one of the oddest statements Ive ever seen. Probably, I just don't see it as making sense. Shadow_Don posted... Right? How dare us find comfort in the fact that the people who want to kill us and overthrow our democracy are failing and humiliating themselves. Except, that is NOT what they said. If you can describe something as "you can feel the depression" off of them, that's literally not something to laugh about. If my family members that actually believed stupid things like this woke up from this stupidity, my first response would be joy, but not to laugh at them, but because they finally woke the fuck up. ClayGuida posted... Honestly, it doesn't matter. People at /Donald or /Conservative are likely too far gone. They don't matter. It's the standard people who are waking up 2 hours before their kids, packing them lunch, making them breakfast, and walking them to the bus stop that matter. They're the voters who decide elections. They're the people who need to see how dysfunctional the Republican party is. How corrupt Donald Trump is. And how deplorable state Republicans are, attacking women's rights, trans rights, and parental rights. Probably, but that's an entirely different thing. Then the bubble ISN'T breaking away. And it's absolutely still the same sort of delusions that they were in from the start. Shifting said delusions isn't actually waking up. It's the same idiocy that was there from the start. Which that is an entirely different beast from what OP was saying. Devilanse333 posted... On one hand, youre right. Visiting GOP sites just to point and laugh is sad. On the other, they kind of asked for this. There was one moment of clarity in those posts where the guy says our party is a clown show, maybe theres hope for some of them. Right, that's kind of where I'm going. A person having a moment of clarity is a "yes, keep that please." I don't go around reading stupid opinions like that, because I have better shit to do, and yet people don't seem to get my point at all. @Ellis, I'm still not understanding what you mean. --- This is the duty of the Grim Angels. <cite>ArtiRock posted [p:976783081] in Reading R/... [t:80598897]...</cite> <quote>Zeeak4444 posted... </cite><quote>well thats one of the oddest statements Ive ever seen.</quote>Probably, I just don't see it as making sense.Shadow_Don posted... </cite><quote>Right?How dare us find comfort in the fact that the people who want to kill us and overthrow our democracy are failing and humiliating themselves.</quote>Except, that is NOT what they said.If you can describe something as "you can feel the depression" off of them, that's literally not something to laugh about.If my family members that actually believed stupid things like this woke up from this stupidity, my first response would be joy, but not to laugh at them, but because they finally woke the fuck up.ClayGuida posted... </cite><quote>Honestly, it doesn't matter. People at /Donald or /Conservative are likely too far gone. They don't matter. It's the standard people who are waking up 2 hours before their kids, packing them lunch, making them breakfast, and walking them to the bus stop that matter. They're the voters who decide elections. They're the people who need to see how dysfunctional the Republican party is. How corrupt Donald Trump is. And how deplorable state Republicans are, attacking women's rights, trans rights, and parental rights.</quote>Probably, but that's an entirely different thing. Then the bubble ISN'T breaking away. And it's absolutely still the same sort of delusions that they were in from the start. Shifting said delusions isn't actually waking up. It's the same idiocy that was there from the start. Which that is an entirely different beast from what OP was saying. Devilanse333 posted... </cite><quote>On one hand, youre right. Visiting GOP sites just to point and laugh is sad. On the other, they kind of asked for this. There was one moment of clarity in those posts where the guy says our party is a clown show, maybe theres hope for some of them.</quote>Right, that's kind of where I'm going. A person having a moment of clarity is a "yes, keep that please." I don't go around reading stupid opinions like that, because I have better shit to do, and yet people don't seem to get my point at all. @Ellis, I'm still not understanding what you mean. --- This is the duty of the Grim Angels.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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