Interview Questions For Libs

[The Ugly One]

I have some questions for liberals that I would enjoy seeing serious answers to. They're not debate questions, more questions about your experiences and thoughts. I already know your political opinions, since they're part of mandatory corporate training and the plot of every Disney Star Wars movie.

If you are a lib, honestly answering any one of these questions would be interesting to me.

1. What describes your adherence to the Democratic Party the best?
   1. Devout - You find yourself pretty much always agreeing with whatever is coming out of MSNBC, vigorously nodding along with whatever the current thing is.
   2. Mostly fine with reservations - The party, as a whole, is mostly trying to do the right thing, but of course there are a few grifters and shitheads at the top, that's just how political parties are. I mean, it's not like Hillary Clinton is truly worse than Mitch McConnell on that level, right?
   3. Begrudging - The party seems to have been mostly taken over by people with anything but left-wing interests at heart, and voting feels like a chore, but you're still not going to say anything bad about a Democrat during election season.
   4. Dissident - Fuck the Clintons, fuck Google, fuck Twitter, fuck George Soros, but if you think that means I'm voting Republican, fuck you, too.
2. Tell me about your experience with the Jussie Smollett Saga. Were you really fooled, were your friends fooled, what kinds of interactions did you have with other libs, how did you feel as the truth came out, etc.
   
   
3. Did you fall for the MIke Brown "Hand Up, Don't Shoot" story? Similar as above. I also want to know if you ever stopped trying to rationalize the initial outrage, admitted the reporting around this story was 100% bullshit, realized the verdict was justified by the evidence, and how it felt to be completely taken for a ride.
   
   
4. How did you feel when the Democrat leadership did a 180 on COVID-19 vaccines after election results were in? Did you think, "Okay, this is a little disingenuous, but whatever it takes to beat Trump?" Did you unironically think, "Wow, what a coincidence, new science was discovered on election night!" Did you even notice this happened?
   
   
5. Tell me about how you experienced the Julie Swetnick hoax. Did you have Michael Avenatti clocked as grifter from day 1, or did you really think Brett Kavanaugh was part of some gang rape club? Just tell me a little bit about how that whole thing came across and how you felt as it evolved.
   
   
6. Tell me about your feelings on war and American military interventions evolving from about 2004 to today. Did the Democrats' rapid turnaround from being antiwar during the Bush years to "We came, we saw, he died, LMAO!" bother you at all? Do you feel left behind by today's Democrats?
   
   
7. How'd you feel when it turned out the Hunter Biden laptop was 'most likely' real? Facebook went as far as dynamically censoring private messages to prevent people from sharing the story. Now that we're all pretty certain the story was not Russian disinformation, have you had any second thoughts about how Big Tech handled things, about the Biden family, etc.
   
   
8. How did it feel to learn the FBI lied in court and doctored evidence in the Trump-Russia investigation, and got away with it? Are you a "no bad tactics, only bad targets" sort of guy? Or do you feel like 3-letter agencies are out of control?
   
   
9. Are there any left-leaning news outlets you stopped paying attention to due to an overwhelming volume of fake/misleading stories? Context - I used to read Gateway Pundit. I eventually noticed that most of the stories he broke were bullshit. I just stopped reading him completely. I don't find it helpful to read "news" that is factually wrong. So I'm wondering if there's anyone who breathlessly, credulously reported hoax after hoax (Jussie Smollett, Mike Brown, Russia Russia Russia, Avenatti nonsense, etc) as true that you just plain stopped paying attention to as a result.

 

[Ultrapenguin]

That's a bit confusing since I'm willing to bet there are more than a few millenials around 30 who were happy to register as democrats back around 2008-12 who might even consider themselves moderate democrats but who want no part of the current democratic party and who probably vote split ticket or even mostly republican in modern day.


I'll answer your questions though regardless of the fact I don't have many affiliations, just because I think that might be fun:
1 - I don't know if I'm a democrat, we seem to have a different conception of what these words mean*

2 - Jussie Smollet is a name I've heard on occasion, I don't know anything about it beyond that I think he was a journalist who pretended that he got attacked or something? Journalists these days are faggots. It's too bad, Vice used to do really fucking good documentaries. You ever seen "This Is What Winning Looks Like"? It's an on-the-ground documentary from 2013 about Afghanistan post invasion and how fucked everything is, it's something else. I think it would really be up your alley as a politisperg. Highly recommend.

3 - I don't know what you're talking about or who Mike Brown is. The name sounds familiar I guess.

4 - People in the media and online are faggots so I never listened to anything about vaccines in general. I guess I found the turnabout dryly amusing, it didn't really register that much though since I mostly ignored all of it and don't get worked up over things people I've never met say about real world issues.

5 - I don't know what you're talking about or who Julie Swetnick is.

6 - The military is gonna military, how I feel about it isn't going to change much.

7 - Outside of Josh kind of bringing it up on stream and seeing it pop up on the front page under happenings I know nothing about Hunter Biden and don't really care. Like what, did it prove he's a degenerate, or he's been screwing around with other countries, or what? Yeah, this is how elites are, it just used to be a little easier to hide it.

8 - I didn't learn that about the FBI previously, but how am I supposed to feel about it? Yeah, I guess it doesn't surprise me that they'd do that. Federal agencies are going to federal agency.

9 - I don't think I've deliberately watched the national news once in the last 12 years.


*I don't really believe anyone who preoccupies themselves with any of this dumb bullshit is an anything, they're passive viewers in horse race politics, or like the clowns who call football teams "their" team even though their only connection is that they drink beer and watch them play.
I'm concerned about state and local issues, those are already difficult. When it comes to the federal government these are behemoth machinations that are utterly outside of my control or direction. The federal parties may as well belong to a completely different country as far as I'm concerned.

Btw, you're kinda gay for making this thread.

 

[gang weeder]

I can answer some of these for you despite being an anti-liberal. Yes, they're that predictable. To be fair, some of these are pretty much just "gotchas" that no one of any persuasion would cop to. Any supposed liberal who contradicts these answers is lying or not actually a liberal.

Tell me about your experience with the Jussie Smollett Saga. Were you really fooled, were your friends fooled, what kinds of interactions did you have with other libs, how did you feel as the truth came out, etc.

They were fooled.

Did you fall for the MIke Brown "Hand Up, Don't Shoot" story? Similar as above. I also want to know if you ever stopped trying to rationalize the initial outrage, admitted the reporting around this story was 100% bullshit, realized the verdict was justified by the evidence, and how it felt to be completely taken for a ride.

They were fooled, and never stopped rationalizing. Again, anyone who admits this was fake is no longer a liberal.

How did you feel when the Democrat leadership did a 180 on COVID-19 vaccines after election results were in? Did you think, "Okay, this is a little disingenuous, but whatever it takes to beat Trump?" Did you unironically think, "Wow, what a coincidence, new science was discovered on election night!" Did you even notice this happened?

They probably didn't even notice it happened. If they did, it was 100% "the science changed."

Tell me about how you experienced the Julie Swetnick hoax. Did you have Michael Avenatti clocked as grifter from day 1, or did you really think Brett Kavanaugh was part of some gang rape club? Just tell me a little bit about how that whole thing came across and how you felt as it evolved.

They probably still think Brett Kavanaugh is a gang rapist, just maybe not with Julie Swetnick in particular.

Tell me about your feelings on war and American military interventions evolving from about 2004 to today. Did the Democrats' rapid turnaround from being antiwar during the Bush years to "We came, we saw, he died, LMAO!" bother you at all? Do you feel left behind by today's Democrats?

They don't care. #SlavaUkraini

How'd you feel when it turned out the Hunter Biden laptop was 'most likely' real? Facebook went as far as dynamically censoring private messages to prevent people from sharing the story. Now that we're all pretty certain the story was not Russian disinformation, have you had any second thoughts about how Big Tech handled things, about the Biden family, etc.

At most, you might get some libs to admit Biden needs to go, but this is largely something they already wanted to do anyways.

How did it feel to learn the FBI lied in court and doctored evidence in the Trump-Russia investigation, and got away with it? Are you a "no bad tactics, only bad targets" sort of guy? Or do you feel like 3-letter agencies are out of control?

I don't think I've seen any libs ever admit that Russiagate was fake. Libs by definition believe in "no bad tactics, only bad targets."

Are there any left-leaning news outlets you stopped paying attention to due to the overwhelming volume of fake stories during the Trump administration? Context - I used to read Gateway Pundit. I eventually noticed that most of the stories he broke were bullshit. I just stopped reading him completely. So I'm wondering if there's anyone who breathlessly, credulously reported hoax after hoax (Jussie Smollett, Mike Brown, Russia Russia Russia, Avenatti nonsense, etc) as true that you just plain stopped paying attention to as a result.

This would disqualify the entire non-conservative media, so it would be pretty tough for anyone to do this. Again, anyone who actually did would restrict themselves to only watching conservative news media, so it would be very difficult for them to remain liberal.

I don't think you're going to get very many replies from anyone who cares very much about any of this here on the Farms. This is stuff that normie tier NPCs might need to answer for. The lefties on here, to the extent that they exist, tend to be tranny commie whackjobs, or just contrarians who still have a grudge against the badmeanevilstupidwrong Christian Conservatards. So, not people who are really that invested in the fake drama peddled on CNN. In both cases their leftism is due to ideological commitment, not due to the MSM convincing them Drumpf was actually Hitler. Ask them about that if you want more relevant discussion.

 

[Lemmingwise]

I have a question for liberals:

 

[Wormy]

1: Fuck The Democrat party. Fuck Twitter. Fuck Soros. But not voting Republican again.
2: First thought it was fishy, but plausible. Me and every other lib I know want Smollett tarred and feathered for what he pulled.
3: No opinion. Not familiar with the case.
4: Unshocked, it's establishment playbook 101 shit.
5: Again, not familiar with case, no comment.
6: Left behind holding the bar tab and hungover.
7: I wouldn't piss on Biden if he was on fire, why would I give a shit either way about his kid. Wouldn't shock me if he was a degenerate. Facebook and friends can eat shit for their censorship.
8: The agencies have been out of control arguably since Hoover. What else is new?
9: HLN, CNN, the usual big boys. Only news I watch at all now is my local affiliate.

 

[Larry David's Opera Cape]

The absolute best they can do is pretend they are too cool and above it all to be influenced by mere current events.

 

[Puff]

That's a bit confusing since I'm willing to bet there are more than a few millenials around 30 who were happy to register as democrats back around 2008-12 who might even consider themselves moderate democrats but who want no part of the current democratic party and who probably vote split ticket or even mostly republican in modern day.


I'll answer your questions though regardless of the fact I don't have many affiliations, just because I think that might be fun:
1 - I don't know if I'm a democrat, we seem to have a different conception of what these words mean*

I think you missed the point of this. The Democrats are the major liberal American party (unless you're a Sargonian "Classical Liberal") and if you don't want anything to do with them and consider yourself liberal, you're in the "dissident" category.

 

[The Ugly One]

I think you missed the point of this. The Democrats are the major liberal American party (unless you're a Sargonian "Classical Liberal") and if you don't want anything to do with them and consider yourself liberal, you're in the "dissident" category.

I also have no interest in what non-American left/libs think about anything on general principle of not caring what non-Americans think.

 

[DeadwastePrime]

why yes im left leaning
no i wont answer your questions because they are homosexual in nature

 

[The Ugly One]

Thanks for the answer.

4: Unshocked, it's establishment playbook 101 shit.

How would you describe your engagement with the politics around COVID-19 prevention and treatment? Were you posting on social media daily, were you relatively disengaged, were you skeptical, did you initially believe it was no big deal, did you trust/distrust official responses, did you get tired of it after a month or two, etc.

 

[Wormy]

How would you describe your engagement with the politics around COVID-19 prevention and treatment?

I was disengaged aside from conversations I had with my doctor and wife (she's an ex EMT) about it. Co-workers yammered about it, but I never engaged that much with them anyway considering they're extreme right wing, convinced "Biden's gonna lock us down for 2 more years!" and similar shit.

Were you posting on social media daily, were you relatively disengaged, were you skeptical, did you initially believe it was no big deal, did you trust/distrust official responses, did you get tired of it after a month or two, etc.

I thought it was serious, but still overblown. Still do to this day. I'm always inclined to distrust official responses over people I know that are knowledgeable about the subject (said doctor and wife). We never got locked down and our area's only real restrictions were just half capacity for restaurants and bars via the health dept., which lifted in about 4 months. Masks were likewise lifted in most business around the same time. Medical facilities hung onto it for about a year or so, then they stopped. Life's pretty much gone back to pre-Covid here.