2020 U.S. Presidential Election - Took place November 3, 2020. Former U.S. Vice President Joe Biden assumed office January 20, 2021.

[Hollywood Hulk Hogan]

He'll be 30% of the content for pages assuming everyone thinks a flip is on lock. It's fucking annoying.

If you guys would stop quoting me and responding to posts I made 8 hours ago, I'd probably stop replying.

 

[Rich Evans Apologist]

Pennsylvania's Supreme Court just threw out a case that relates to blocking certification. (cross-post from the Doomsday thread) -
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but here's how BERNIE can STILL WIN

Nobody likes niggers, that much is universal, and if you're Hispanic like I am, you will know that Hispanics don't even like other Hispanics. So, we're not the monolith group so many Dems want us to be. The Dems constantly throwing the Asians under the bus also making them worse for them. So whenever someone says the POC coalition is strong are just bullshitting, or have never interacted with the communities before other than the brainwashed few who don't represent us whatsoever.

Asians have a similar dynamic going on in their spheres, though using the difference between ABC and CBC as a metric, I'd assume it's very different depending on where you're brought up. Really, any people who are from demographically different backgrounds aren't going to get along with each other just because of their base skin color - Africans hate the shit out of African-Americans, and prettymuch tell their kids who come to 'murrika to study to avoid hanging out with african-americans, live in a nice cushy suburb, study to be a doctor or a lawyer or some other intensive, high-earning shit.

It's probably different for people who are purely migrants, but I get the feeling that those sorts are wielded more to whoever is saying "more money" than some highfalutin notion of "social justice" as espoused by some fat yuppie.

 

[WhimsicalTrolli]

Yeah, like the 1994 crime bill that Biden had a hand in creating. It's done wonders for the black community.

We need a 21, 22, 23 and 24 crime bills.

 

[MrJokerRager]

Pardon, because I don't give a fuck about Conservative presidencies, but how the fuck does the ebola pandemic even begin to compare to the coronavirus pandemic and how in anyway were Obama or Biden competent politicians? As far as I can see, they're both total fucking speds in terms of political competency and acumen - anything you point out as attributed to the Obama presidency can equally be attributed to any other lawmaker at the time from the other side - Democrats only controlled Congress for the first two years of his presidency, lol.

Africa has been a hotbed for more fucking pandemics than 'ebola' and I can sit here listing pandemics since the early 2000's that've racked Africa - do we attribute the vanishing of these localized pandemics that preceded Obama to George Bush? Neither had fuck all to do with solving these issues in a localized sense.

He is playing the role of being a Biden shill because of losing a bet. He is not retarded like the other posters.

 

[WhimsicalTrolli]

That's not racist.

And it has helped lower crime in the black community, not increase.

You can't commit crime if you're in jail already.

 

[Evo]

He is playing the role of being a Biden shill because of losing a bet. He is not retarded like the other posters.

Great to know - I've been overall uninvolved in these election threads but that shit threw me off.

 

[Gustav Schuchardt]

Sky News Australia is calling it a coup, which it is.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=drvrbfda2I4
https://archive.vn/DNDHr

 

[The Pink Panther]

Pardon, because I don't give a fuck about Conservative presidencies, but how the fuck does the ebola pandemic even begin to compare to the coronavirus pandemic and how in anyway were Obama or Biden competent politicians? As far as I can see, they're both total fucking speds in terms of political competency and acumen - anything you point out as attributed to the Obama presidency can equally be attributed to any other lawmaker at the time from the other side - Democrats only controlled Congress for the first two years of his presidency, lol.

Africa has been a hotbed for more fucking pandemics than 'ebola' and I can sit here listing pandemics since the early 2000's that've racked Africa - do we attribute the vanishing of these localized pandemics that preceded Obama to George Bush? Neither had fuck all to do with solving these issues in a localized sense.

Genuinely disliking Trump and genuinely liking Biden, two radically different things, lmfao - ironically liking one to own autistic Trump voters is cool, unironically considering him a competent politician is mindbogglingly retarded.

Scratch that part though, someone informed me you're doing half this shit because you lost a bet.

He is competent.

For starters, ebola never got to America. Only a few Americans got it and it didn't spread because they made a quick vaccine for it. That's way more competent than Drumpf taking almost a year to do what Obama did in half a year for coronavirus. They stopped the problem from the source. If Drumpf wanted to stop the source, he should've bombed China.

 

[Duke Nukem]

That's not racist.

And it has helped lower crime in the black community, not increase.

Yeah, by throwing them all in prison, often on trumped up charges or minor drug offenses. Congratulations numbnuts, you just managed to fuck things up even more than they were before.

You can't commit crime if you're in jail already.

And that's where Kamala steps in. Especially if it's for something small like weed.

 

[The Pink Panther]

Yeah, by throwing them all in prison, often on trumped up charges or minor drug offenses. Congratulations numbnuts, you just managed to fuck things up even more than they were before.

Criminals staying off the street is a good thing. I thought you conservative types would agree with that considering you always feel the need to debunk police brutality stories by saying REEEEEE THEY'RE CRIMINALS. That's internal racism right there, full frontal.

 

[mandatorylurk]

The PA SC is saying the filing wasn’t timely when the rule was changed in 2019, but you can’t bring the lawsuit until a party was harmed in the change. The PASC could have at least used the primary to bolster their Catch 22 bullshit

 

[Evo]

He is competent.

For starters, ebola never got to America. Only a few Americans got it and it didn't spread because they made a quick vaccine for it. That's way more competent than Drumpf taking almost a year to do what Obama did in half a year for coronavirus. They stopped the problem from the source. If Drumpf wanted to stop the source, he should've bombed China.

SARS? MERS? None of these adversely affected the U.S. either. Ebola, compared to COVID-19, is extremely hard to contract - it appears you know absolutely nothing about the ebola pandemic, SARS, MERS, or any other pandemic aside from the COVID pandemic, COVID has infected well-over 60,000,000 people worldwide; ebola infected a couple dozen thousand, and killed only 11,000 - consider the fact that ebola kills over 50% of the people it infects, unlike coronavirus - the U.S. never faced an adverse threat from ebola, just as it never did from SARS or MERS (despite the fact these viruses come from the same viral family as COVID, they're just nowhere near as prolific as the current coronavirus - "coronaviruses" themselves, are nothing new.)

Ebola first emerged in 1976, and the world has weathered outbreaks at various points since then, including one in West Africa from 2014 to 2016. It’s a severe disease that kills, on average, 50 percent of people who become infected, according to the World Health Organization. Yet just over 11,000 people died during the 2014-2016 outbreak, which was largely isolated to the region where it emerged.

"Similar to MERS and SARS, Ebola is not easily transmittable. Infected people don’t spread the virus until they start showing symptoms, and even then the virus is hard to catch because it is spread through direct contact with the bodily fluid of an infected person, like blood, sweat, and urine, rather than through the kind of particles produced when someone sneezes or speaks. Unless you’re nursing patients (either at home or in a hospital setting) or tending to their body after they’ve died, it’s unlikely you’d acquire the infection.

Ebola also tends to cause pretty severe and identifiable symptoms, such as fever and fatigue followed by vomiting and diarrhea. Not only can infected people not spread the virus until they’re sick, but once they become sick, they’ll know it.

“If you want to see illnesses which are controllable, they all have transmission very much tied to symptoms, and this includes SARS and Ebola,” said William Hanage, an epidemiologist at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health. “If you’re in an Ebola zone, you can be pretty sure whether or not the person you’re talking to is a potentially risky contact.”

 

[HumanHive]

The PA SC is saying the filing wasn’t timely when the rule was changed in 2019, but you can’t bring the lawsuit until a party was harmed in the change. The PASC could have at least used the primary to bolster their Catch 22 bullshit

It’s always going to be “heads we win, tails you lose”. Republicans need to learn to play the same game.

 

[Duke Nukem]

Criminals staying off the street is a good thing. I thought you conservative types would agree with that considering you always feel the need to debunk police brutality stories by saying REEEEEE THEY'RE CRIMINALS. That's internal racism right there, full frontal.

I don't give a fuck about the police, honestly. I just know that if law enforcement doesn't exist, there's no point in having laws. Just because some criminals happen to be black doesn't make anyone a racist. White people commit crimes too. Sure, they may not be joining gangs at a young age and offing each other in record numbers, but crimes are committed by all races and classes of society.

Regardless of whether or not you think the police are racist, their jobs are often difficult and dangerous, and they do have to deal with the worst people of society a lot of the time. That can adversely affect your view of the world, whether you want it to or not.

Attempts to defund or abolish law enforcement are abysmal, idiotic failures that will go nowhere.

 

[The Pink Panther]

SARS? MERS? None of these adversely affected the U.S. either. Ebola, compared to COVID-19, is extremely hard to contract - it appears you know absolutely nothing about the ebola pandemic, SARS, MERS, or any other pandemic aside from the COVID pandemic, COVID has infected well-over 60,000,000 people worldwide; ebola infected a couple dozen thousand, and killed only 11,000 - consider the fact that ebola kills over 50% of the people it infects, unlike coronavirus - the U.S. never faced an adverse threat from ebola, just as it never did from SARS or MERS (despite the fact these viruses come from the same viral family as COVID, they're just nowhere near as prolific as the current coronavirus - "coronaviruses" themselves, are nothing new.)

Ebola first emerged in 1976, and the world has weathered outbreaks at various points since then, including one in West Africa from 2014 to 2016. It’s a severe disease that kills, on average, 50 percent of people who become infected, according to the World Health Organization. Yet just over 11,000 people died during the 2014-2016 outbreak, which was largely isolated to the region where it emerged.

"Similar to MERS and SARS, Ebola is not easily transmittable. Infected people don’t spread the virus until they start showing symptoms, and even then the virus is hard to catch because it is spread through direct contact with the bodily fluid of an infected person, like blood, sweat, and urine, rather than through the kind of particles produced when someone sneezes or speaks. Unless you’re nursing patients (either at home or in a hospital setting) or tending to their body after they’ve died, it’s unlikely you’d acquire the infection.

Ebola also tends to cause pretty severe and identifiable symptoms, such as fever and fatigue followed by vomiting and diarrhea. Not only can infected people not spread the virus until they’re sick, but once they become sick, they’ll know it.

“If you want to see illnesses which are controllable, they all have transmission very much tied to symptoms, and this includes SARS and Ebola,” said William Hanage, an epidemiologist at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health. “If you’re in an Ebola zone, you can be pretty sure whether or not the person you’re talking to is a potentially risky contact.”

Yea, but Ebola can kill more easily than COVID. So how has it killed over 275,000 people in the US?

The blood is all on Trump's hands. While he's out dancing at his shitty rallies, people are DYING. He doesn't care.

 

[Str8Bustah]

wait why in the fuck are people responding seriously to bait posts again?

 

[MrJokerRager]

Yea, but Ebola can kill more easily than COVID. So how has it killed over 275,000 people in the US?

The blood is all on Trump's hands. While he's out dancing at his shitty rallies, people are DYING. He doesn't care.

Tell us more about how Biden plans to protect black people from white people by keeping them out of his cabinet.

 

[FAQnews Correspondent]

The PA SC is saying the filing wasn’t timely when the rule was changed in 2019, but you can’t bring the lawsuit until a party was harmed in the change. The PASC could have at least used the primary to bolster their Catch 22 bullshit

PASC was never going to rule in a way that hobbles the cheating they helped enable.

It’s always going to be “heads we win, tails you lose”. Republicans need to learn to play the same game.

It doesn't even take doing those bullshit games for Republicans to get ahead. It takes actually being willing to interpret the Constitution as written.

I don't give a fuck about the police, honestly. I just know that if law enforcement doesn't exist, there's no point in having laws. Just because some criminals happen to be black doesn't make anyone a racist. White people commit crimes too. Sure, they may not be joining gangs at a young age and offing each other in record numbers, but crimes are committed by all races and classes of society.

Regardless of whether or not you think the police are racist, their jobs are often difficult and dangerous, and they do have to deal with the worst people of society a lot of the time. That can adversely affect your view of the world, whether you want it to or not.

Attempts to defund or abolish law enforcement are abysmal, idiotic failures that will go nowhere.

"Defund the Police" is likely used as a ploy to demonize local police and try to federalize the police in some way. The government would never actually get rid of their enforcers.

Tell us more about how Biden plans to protect black people from white people by keeping them out of his cabinet.

tbf, his cabinet is full of white people, so keeping black people out of his cabinet would protect black people.

 

[The Pink Panther]

Tell us more about how Biden plans to protect black people from white people by keeping them out of his cabinet.

What the fuck are you talking about?

Biden has more minorities that are going to be in his cabinet than any president of the U.S. and maybe even across the world EVER.

 

[FAQnews Correspondent]

ok now I'm seeing the irony at play here - one can acknowledge how fucking poorly Donald Trump managed the pandemic while also acknowledging Joe Biden failed to even accurately count how many people have died from the pandemic on national television and that the variety of protests over Trump have done nothing to assuage the pandemic, unless you believe unfiltered paper masks actually impede the pandemic.

I've no fucking clue why I'm still giving this shit any time at all, but by your logic, one can essentially lay blame on every world leader aside from the leaders of maybe New Zealand and Sweden for their "horrifying incompetence" in the face of a deadly pandemic.

Dude, he lost a bet and that's why he's doing this.