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If someone were impersonating my cat or my fence, I'd laugh. Unlike Adipose-for-Brains here, I can laugh at myself.
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If someone were impersonating my cat or my fence, I'd laugh. Unlike Adipose-for-Brains here, I can laugh at myself.
Oh, shit, I hate when I forget to mention that he's fat. And obese. And morbidly overweight. And, oh yeah, FAT! And his name is Rick. Fat Rick.You forgot to mention that he's fat.
Dude. You forgot that he's fat.If someone were impersonating my cat or my fence, I'd laugh. Unlike Adipose-for-Brains here, I can laugh at myself.
It says a lot about someone's character when you can impersonate their fence and be funny.If someone were impersonating my cat or my fence, I'd laugh. Unlike Adipose-for-Brains here, I can laugh at myself.
Patrick has completely lost all rational thought. He's also fat.You could absolutely describe him as extremist without exaggerating at all. Things Patrick has actually said -
The world is a comic book movie in Patrick's brain. There are no reasons why Trump would've appealed to a lot of different people for different reasons in 2016. 100% of them agreed with all his policies and they are all traitors, fascists and white supremacists.
- Roger Stone deserves to be raped and executed
- Trump is literally worse than Hitler
- Women who wear MAGA hats should be punched
I guarantee if you pushed him, Patrick would say that anyone who voted for Trump in either election, should never be allowed to vote again. The sheer irony that he spends so much time talking about how he fights fascism would of course be completely lost on him.
pat is never wrong, he was right even when he demonstrably wasn't, child. you just can't read.The political argument from yesterday continues. Someone links Pat's article in The Hill from the first half of 2016. Pat predicted that the GOP would never win another election.
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Pat is the perfect example of moving the goalposts. Whenever he's proven wrong, he tries to weasel his way out of it by changing the topic.pat is never wrong, he was right even when he demonstrably wasn't, child. you just can't read.
This is a perfect example of how much of a bubble someone like Patrick lives in. I'm not sure how he can't notice manufacturing is leaving his area for the Midwest and the South.Pat lets everyone know what a smart boy he is. He predicted that people are going to start fleeing from red to blue states because they're such attractive places to live and work. (Yes, I know the opposite is happening).
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Good post. I just wanted to point out that Wisconsin has always been considered part of the Midwest region of the US. This is one of the better maps that I was able to find. Historically the region would only have included Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan and Wisconsin and got its name from the fact that it includes most of the land from the old Northwest Territory.This is a perfect example of how much of a bubble someone like Patrick lives in. I'm not sure how he can't notice manufacturing is leaving his area for the Midwest and the South.
Land is dirt cheap. Repurposing existing facilities is ungodly expensive, especially considering hazmat abatement.
Blytheville, Arkansas that has nothing their but a bus station and closed down air force base. In the last 10 years, three massive steel Mills have been built there. They can design new facilities with new technology. Meanwhile the Great Lakes region is filled with abandoned steel Mills that are too old and inefficient to use.
It doesn't even really have anything to do with politics. It's all about the cost of land, available resources, etc. Hell, it's turning Arkansas bluer by importing so much out of state, high skill labor.
The idea that people just move to another state just over politics is so fucking stupid.
I always think of Wisconsin as part of the Great Lakes region. I still struggle to wrap my head around the fact that Maryland is technically in the South because of the Mason-Dixon Line.Good post. I just wanted to point out that Wisconsin has always been considered part of the Midwest region of the US. This is one of the better maps that I was able to find. Historically the region would only have included Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan and Wisconsin and got its name from the fact that it includes most of the land from the old Northwest Territory.
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Yes Fatrick, that is specifically the purpose of federalism. Good job, you figured it out!Pat lets everyone know what a smart boy he is. He predicted that people are going to start fleeing from red to blue states because they're such attractive places to live and work. (Yes, I know the opposite is happening).
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Maryland is more accurately a midatlantic state. It was a border state during the civil war that didn't secede. (albeit because Lincoln intervened)I always think of Wisconsin as part of the Great Lakes region. I still struggle to wrap my head around the fact that Maryland is technically in the South because of the Mason-Dixon Line.
Ironically, he accidentally hit on the very nature of federalism and why it's good. When the federal government isn't doing a good job (which is most of the time), and states fill in for it, they become more attractive locations to be. He probably considers federalism a form of fascism, though, because it is generally favored by conservatives. You know, "states' rights" and all that.Pat lets everyone know what a smart boy he is. He predicted that people are going to start fleeing from red to blue states because they're such attractive places to live and work. (Yes, I know the opposite is happening).
He reminds me of the mom from What's Eating Gilbert Grape.Patrick reminds me of Peggy Hill. An annoying fuck who always has to do it their way and always thinks they're right. He probably calls it SpaPatrick & Meatballs. He's Piggy Hill.
Lmao, movieblob made the same take, but Bob was smart enough to leave it at a few tweets not write an entire article about it.The political argument from yesterday continues. Someone links Pat's article in The Hill from the first half of 2016. Pat predicted that the GOP would never win another election.
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