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Maybe thats why youre always confused why you get so much shit Buttery

Rika_Furude posted...

Maybe thats why youre always confused why you get so much shit Buttery

I assure you, I don't have future vision.

You dont have the ability to foresee the consequences of your own actions either unfortunately

This topic took a turn...

tripleh213 posted...

This topic took a turn...

yeah

Rika_Furude posted...

You dont have the ability to foresee the consequences of your own actions either unfortunately

I've been saying I can't see the future repeatedly. Can you see the future?

ButteryMales posted...

Can you see the future?

yes, normal adults can generally foresee the consequences of their own actions. for example, if you drive 200MPH in a school zone you'll likely kill someone and get arrested

Rika_Furude posted...

yes, normal adults can generally foresee the consequences of their own actions. for example, if you drive 200MPH in a school zone you'll likely kill someone and get arrested

So you foresaw the Gaza genocide when you voted for Biden in 2020? That Hillary would lose in 2016?

ButteryMales posted...

So you foresaw the Gaza genocide when you voted for Biden in 2020? That Hillary would lose in 2016?

i foresee fewer human rights if people like you get trump elected

Rika_Furude posted...

i foresee fewer human rights if people like you get trump elected

So you didn't foresee what I asked? I don't believe you can foresee future consequences if you didn't back then.

ButteryMales posted...

So you foresaw the Gaza genocide when you voted for Biden in 2020? That Hillary would lose in 2016?

How is Trump's win in 2016 our fault (We're talking about the consequences of our own actions right?)?

Anyway, no I was unaware of what was going on in Gaza, but even if Biden lost, you really believe Trump would give a tiny damn about helping them?

Anyway, I can't speak for anyone else aiming to vote for Biden, but the reason I think we're doubt is for kind of the same reason Trump won at all back then besides his followers being bigoted.

How to put it? Like many things in life people seem to think that even with the best two candidates that it's pointless to less problems. Either everything is solved or no one tries at all.

And that's why Biden just barely won 2020 I think. People more eager to vote for him then expected 100% turn around and right now it's basically the same thing. Unwillingness to realistically lessen problems and expecting anyone in the country to be able to turn it around right now.

But if that was something that could happen, we wouldn't have problems within country or in Gaza at all.

Antiyonder posted...

How is Trump's win in 2016 our fault (We're talking about the consequences of our own actions right?)?

https://www.merriam-webster.com/thesaurus/consequences

Fault isn't a listed synonym of consequences.

Antiyonder posted...

Anyway, no I was unaware of what was going on in Gaza, but even if Biden lost, you really believe Trump would give a tiny damn about helping them?

I don't think Trump would be better.

Antiyonder posted...

Anyway, I can't speak for anyone else aiming to vote for Biden, but the reason I think we're doubt is for kind of the same reason Trump won at all back then besides his followers being bigoted.

How to put it? Like many things in life people seem to think that even with the best two candidates that it's pointless to less problems. Either everything is solved or no one tries at all.

And that's why Biden just barely won 2020 I think. People more eager to vote for him then expected 100% turn around and right now it's basically the same thing. Unwillingness to realistically lessen problems and expecting anyone in the country to be able to turn it around right now.

But if that was something that could happen, we wouldn't have problems within country or in Gaza at all.

I don't understand what you're trying to say.

ButteryMales posted...

I don't understand what you're trying to say.

I can believe that people voting against Hilary back then and those voting against Biden now aren't Trump supporters.

It just seems though like 3rd party voters expect there to be a perfect President in the making who can solve both America and Gaza's problems at the snap of a finger, instead of realizing that even the best choice can't do everything.

Antiyonder posted...

I can believe that people voting against Hilary back then and those voting against Biden now aren't Trump supporters.

It just seems though like 3rd party voters expect there to be a perfect President in the making who can solve both America and Gaza's problems at the snap of a finger, instead of realizing that even the best choice can't do everything.

I told you what any president can do a while ago.

ButteryMales posted...

They can end the unconstitutional weapon transfers, have the genocide officially confirmed, and Israel sanctioned. Two are powers of the Executive branch.

ButteryMales posted...

So you didn't foresee what I asked? I don't believe you can foresee future consequences if you didn't back then.

??? you've gone off the deep end lmao. there's no recovery for you for the state you're in

Rika_Furude posted...

??? you've gone off the deep end lmao. there's no recovery for you for the state you're in

What's confusing you? There's only 7 words in the question. 13 words in the sentence.

ButteryMales posted...

What's confusing you? There's only 7 words in the question. 13 words in the sentence.

the fact that you cant see things that are so goddamn obvious to everyone else is actually quite sad. its not that im confused as to how you got this way.

Rika_Furude posted...

the fact that you cant see things that are so goddamn obvious to everyone else is actually quite sad. its not that im confused as to how you got this way.

You're the one who's sad and scared.

Don't think what's obvious for you is obvious for everyone. Hillary Clinton being better than Trump wasn't enough for her to win. All she did was have an email server not a genocide.

I see the local competition for stupidest conceivable way to fall in line with Republican ratfucking is as hotly contested as ever.

Imaginate believing that Donald I will stop the Russian-Ukraine war in 24 hours by forcing Ukraine to give land to Russia Trump would have stopped Israel.

Hypnospace posted...

Lol.

The dishonesty with this one is palpable

What's untrue?

Hypnospace posted...

You really think the only reason Hilary lost was because of her email server?

The only reason people disliked her?

Lol.

Are they worse than a genocide?

Our first Bi president

*proudly wipes tear from eye*

ItsNotA2Mer posted...

Many already knew this, I'm surprised it took you this long to get there.

Oh I was well aware. I just prefer when people are honest so I tried to squeeze some mask off honesty out of him.

Dude steadfastly refuses to acknowledge reality.

I've never actually had to use my ignore feature but he's just insufferable. It's just not worth it. I can lead a horse to water but I can't make him shut the fuck up and stop lying about feigned empathy.

Okay, so for those who think Biden should be able to stop what's going on in Gaza, I would argue that if there weren't any roadblocks that it would have been done even before say those of us born in the 80s.

But my question is, any Presidents up to Obama that you hold in higher regard than Biden?

rideshort posted...

Why aren't prices coming down? What is causing that?

A shareholder economy that demands infinite upward growth without realizing the physical constraints of available resources or market conditions?

Full_Pokedex posted...

This is why I can't take this seriously. People exaggerate things until they are almost comical in nature. "Indistigushable from Saudi Arabia?" Really?

Are you going to respond to post 270?

AlCalavicci posted...

Are you going to respond to post 270?

I think Larry Hogan would be a decent President because he did well for my state. Definitely better then who's on the ballot now.

pinky0926 posted...

Literally never been the result of any incumbent president, no matter how much you want to think it is

Markets, and thus "the economy," tend to respond positively to presidential initiatives, though.

Especially ones that create jobs, build infrastructure, reshore and repatriate manufacturing jobs and money, put money into consumers hands that will make local economies a little bit flush with cash. Just off the top of my head.

The president may not be "responsible" for the economy, but he wields enough levers with enough influence that what he does can have positive (or negative) overall impacts on the economy.

We're still seeing the decline and death of the middle class as a direct result of Reagan-era (and just plain Reagan) policies.

fFull_Pokedex posted...

I think Larry Hogan would be a decent President because he did well for my state. Definitely better then who's on the ballot now.

That is not the question I asked you. You have admitted that you will vote third party for President. You know that there is 0% chance that the candidate you choose will be elected. You have admitted you do not vote in other races other than Presidency.

My question to you, knowing all of this, is how is going and placing a vote not a giant waste of your time? Why do you think going and voting third party, and not voting in any other races, is worthy of your time?

Full_Pokedex posted...

I think Larry Hogan would be a decent President because he did well for my state. Definitely better then who's on the ballot now.

Larry Hogan who invited bigger and bigger ships into MD harbor until one of them plowed into the Key bridge?

I swear I've told you how bad he is before, in at least one other topic.

mario2000 posted...

so basically i'm being held at gunpoint to vote for the genocide enabler

If it hasn't been covered by now: voting for Trump isn't voting for a genocide enabler, but for a genocide accelerationist.

DnDer posted...

Markets, and thus "the economy," tend to respond positively to presidential initiatives, though.

Especially ones that create jobs, build infrastructure, reshore and repatriate manufacturing jobs and money, put money into consumers hands that will make local economies a little bit flush with cash. Just off the top of my head.

The president may not be "responsible" for the economy, but he wields enough levers with enough influence that what he does can have positive (or negative) overall impacts on the economy.

We're still seeing the decline and death of the middle class as a direct result of Reagan-era (and just plain Reagan) policies.

You're never allowed to praise democrats for things that republicans get to use as positive talking points. Low unemployment? Doesn't matter, it's only seasonal. Gas prices depend on whether or not they are low or high at the time on if a president has an impact or not. Record stock market? Doesn't matter because it's only rich people. So on and so forth.

Someone can claim they hold the same view regardless of who is president, but it doesn't matter. We've seen it time and time again how shit will flip as soon as a republican is in office versus a democrat on what positive narratives are and we've seen it time and time again that it WORKS on the average voter.

Does it count as not voting for him if you vote against him in the primary, but fully intend to vote for him in the general election?

MrAntisocial posted...

Does it count as not voting for him if you vote against him in the primary, but fully intend to vote for him in the general election?

Lol sure fuck it

If we can survive the next four years, the next round of candidates (on both sides) are going to drop in age by 25 years.

MrAntisocial posted...

Does it count as not voting for him if you vote against him in the primary, but fully intend to vote for him in the general election?

That sounds like an actual sane and mature idea

hockeybabe89 posted...

That sounds like an actual sane and mature idea

A rarity on this forum.

The left has a serious problem with antisemitism.

https://chicago.suntimes.com/columnists/2023/10/25/23932077/democrats-far-left-antisemitism-problem-israel-hamas-palestinians-se-cupp

I wanted less racism not more. Guess Ill vote for Trump now instead.

kah posted...

I wanted less racism not more. Guess Ill vote for Trump now instead.

*right wing jazz hands*

Heineken14 posted...

*right wing jazz hand*

FTFY.

You can't use the left one, they get super mad about that.

DrizztLink posted...

FTFY.

You can't use the left one, they get super mad about that.

False. #AmbidextrousGang

kah posted...

The left has a serious problem with antisemitism.

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I wanted less racism not more. Guess Ill vote for Trump now instead.

Wow you read that, and didn't not think this was bad reporting ? And then you just post here ?

kah posted...

The left has a serious problem with antisemitism.

https://chicago.suntimes.com/columnists/2023/10/25/23932077/democrats-far-left-antisemitism-problem-israel-hamas-palestinians-se-cupp

I wanted less racism not more. Guess Ill vote for Trump now instead.

Lol, what a dog shit article. I cant believe someone can read this whole thing and think that this is anything other garbage.

They offer no proof or anything, just straight opinions framed as if they are doing fact based journalism.

Sad you would fall for that.

DnDer posted...

If it hasn't been covered by now: voting for Trump isn't voting for a genocide enabler, but for a genocide accelerationist.

Lol wow. What a spin. You guys really are so deluded.

darklink1017 posted...

Lol wow. What a spin. You guys really are so deluded.

Biden is enabling the genocide by still selling Israel weapons on the side.

Trump, who wants to be a dictator on day one, and his last day one involved a Muslim ban... what do you think he'll do if given the option and opportunity?

Be honest and objective in your evaluation and get back to us.