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>castrating as many libshits as possible to own the chuddies
Why do they keep giving us what we want in response to Trump winning?
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Why do they keep giving us what we want in response to Trump winning?
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That is also a rather unfortunate hairline. Can't even call that a five head, it's more like a six head.
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What’s especially funny is the original design is a fucking Barney Miller gun that wouldn’t look out of place in a Saturday morning cartoon, i.e. culturally harmless. Apple changes the design for virtue signaling. and Musk comes back with a much more referentially violent M1911 design.
It’s symbolic of the past eight years as a whole.
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lmao, Don Jr. is fully going against Mitch the Bitch. The Trumps are now aware.
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Palin would have won a house seat if McConnell hadnt put ranked choice voting in place in Alaska to protect Murkowski's seat against other Republicans.
If Alaska kills ranked choice she may win a seat in 2022 if she tries again.
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lol Rice grows in jungle swampland like Vietnam and Thailand. California has terrible climate for a plant that grows in ankle-high water.
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BRICS simps are really the dumbest
The EU throws away more food a year (~160 million tons) than it imports (~140 million tons)
75% of US food imports come from Mexico. Number 2 is Canada. Number 3 is the EU. Finally, Brazil is 4th and China 5th
The top importers of food to the UK (which imports 40% of its food) are the Dutch, the French, the Belgians, and the Irish
Australia imports about 10% of its food
The West does not need food imports from BRICS countries. The only exception to this is (possibly) Japan (which imports 60% of its food)
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What was the PR team even thinking with Biden speaking in front of that red-lit background?? That maybe helped lead to Trump winning.Luke Skywalker would be proud!
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I hope Merchan goes for it. Mistrial just means they will attempt to try him again in 4 years while saying he had already been found guilty. Going forward with sentencing guarantees the Supreme Court intervenes and kills it forever.
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This lolcow Thomas (Tara) Jay White is putting y’all on notice!
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An interesting poll/article i found:
(don't know the source of the info because it doesn't really say, but if it's even close to the truth, and given the election results, i'm willing to bet it's close on most issues, it's pretty interesting)
This also seems to be a democrat commentator and maybe even poll.. so if anything, bias going the other way.
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How big an impact did culture war issues have on Donald Trump winning the election? Here is recent public polling on a variety of hot button issues:
On the old warhorses of guns and abortion, liberals have long held an edge. Large majorities say abortion should be generally legal vs. generally illegal, and voting on abortion initiatives in the states confirms this.
But liberals are underwater practically everywhere else. Small majorities are uncomfortable with they/them pronouns, and building a wall along the border with Mexico has gotten more popular. It's now a majority view.
Other issues have swung harder in the conservative direction. Large majorities favor tougher policing, even among Black voters. Ditto for opposition to affirmative action. Trans issues are more nuanced: large majorities support anti-discrimination laws for trans people, but similarly large majorities oppose both the use of puberty blockers among teens and biological boys competing in girls' sports.
Views of the Middle East are complicated, but on the straightforward question of Israel vs. Hamas, Americans favor Israel by a huge margin. They also approve of Israel's bombing of Lebanon.
Finally, most Americans support some kind of path to citizenship for illegal immigrants, but large majorities also say immigration is a very serious problem and we should reduce the level of immigration. Small majorities even favor mass deportation.
By itself, none of this dictates what either liberals or Democrats should do. But there's never any benefit to sticking our heads in the sand. We should at least acknowledge what we're up against.
(don't know the source of the info because it doesn't really say, but if it's even close to the truth, and given the election results, i'm willing to bet it's close on most issues, it's pretty interesting)
This also seems to be a democrat commentator and maybe even poll.. so if anything, bias going the other way.
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Raw data: What the American public thinks of culture war issues
How big an impact did culture war issues have on Donald Trump winning the election? Here is recent public polling on a variety of hot button issues:
On the old warhorses of guns and abortion, liberals have long held an edge. Large majorities say abortion should be generally legal vs. generally illegal, and voting on abortion initiatives in the states confirms this.
But liberals are underwater practically everywhere else. Small majorities are uncomfortable with they/them pronouns, and building a wall along the border with Mexico has gotten more popular. It's now a majority view.
Other issues have swung harder in the conservative direction. Large majorities favor tougher policing, even among Black voters. Ditto for opposition to affirmative action. Trans issues are more nuanced: large majorities support anti-discrimination laws for trans people, but similarly large majorities oppose both the use of puberty blockers among teens and biological boys competing in girls' sports.
Views of the Middle East are complicated, but on the straightforward question of Israel vs. Hamas, Americans favor Israel by a huge margin. They also approve of Israel's bombing of Lebanon.
Finally, most Americans support some kind of path to citizenship for illegal immigrants, but large majorities also say immigration is a very serious problem and we should reduce the level of immigration. Small majorities even favor mass deportation.
By itself, none of this dictates what either liberals or Democrats should do. But there's never any benefit to sticking our heads in the sand. We should at least acknowledge what we're up against.
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Perhaps it does but that doesn’t stop us from growing it.
https://www.usarice.com/thinkrice/discover-us-rice/where-rice-grows/state/california
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Does that "Tara" think "cartoons are real in another dimension" too?
Not surprised. It's an unprecedented and "astroturfed" new paradigm.
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He’s doing a speedrun on sterilizing mentally ill people as a way to own the conservatives. Liberal women and men are looking for quick ways to get sterilized so they don’t breed. The genocide is coming from within the house!
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I love how all of these faggots bring up "convicted felon" like they don't love criminal niggers.
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That reason is cheating in Maricopa county.
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Tucker Carlson could be a good press secretary.
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Globohomo really is the new Puritanism, isn't it.
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McConnell was always going to be a target if Trump got back in the White House. Couldn't be a better time to fully excise him as Mitch's mental and physical health have been in decline the past couple of years.
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