Emperor Julian
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- Joined
- Dec 20, 2015
Everything
Is
Inherently
Political
At least to Bob and pals
Does that include his eating habits?
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Everything
Is
Inherently
Political
At least to Bob and pals
Oh, I'm sure it does. Don't expect him to eat at Chick-fil-A.Does that include his eating habits?
Well, he got started after all.
Nintendo already got "political" when they showed Mario in a sombrero. Just imagine how much Bob would chimp if he ever saw his hero in a red trucker hat.
we're gonna build a beautiful wall, brick by brick, and make the mushrooms pay for it!
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That was really the only reason he likes Hillary. The progressive idea of the first female president no matter what.
Bob deflecting his bullshit being thrown back at him:
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Why does he speak so fast in all of his reviews?
Could someone help Me out here and please explain what the fuck Hillary ever did to earn such undying loyalty from Bob and his SJW friends?
Could someone help Me out here and please explain what the fuck Hillary ever did to earn such undying loyalty from Bob and his SJW friends?
Even then, Black and Hispanic families are still church-going, Conservative-minded people who are just as put off of SJW nonsense as we are, so "Demographics is destiny" has some unintended consequences.A lot of the Obama love had nothing to do with his governance and more to do with the idea that the Democrats had at long last achieved the demographic shift they'd been anticipating since the whole "Demographics is destiny" notion that was first floated sometime when Bill was President. In a nutshell, increasing immigration and the expanding black and Hispanic communities, who vote Democrat in very large and overwhelming majorities respectively, led many Democrats to believe the traditional Republican voters -- white middle class, Christian, military -- simply didn't matter anymore, and there would likely never be a Republican President again -- certainly not a conservative Republican President (never mind that Trump in most respects isn't a conservative; he's an unashamed troglodyte and that's just as bad).
Yeah I get the whole "Demographics is destiny" thing. But what I don't get is why Bob and co are so convinced Hillary was a good candidate who ran a good campaign. As a comparison how many Republicans could you go out and find today who think John McCain or Mitt Romney were good candidates who ran good campaigns? I mean if you ask me all Hillary has to her name are two mediocre senate terms, gotten by blatant carpetbagging to deep Blue New York and Bill's name, a godawful SOS tenure and two failed Presidential runs.A lot of the Obama love had nothing to do with his governance and more to do with the idea that the Democrats had at long last achieved the demographic shift they'd been anticipating since the whole "Demographics is destiny" notion that was first floated sometime when Bill was President. In a nutshell, increasing immigration and the expanding black and Hispanic communities, who vote Democrat in very large and overwhelming majorities respectively, led many Democrats to believe the traditional Republican voters -- white middle class, Christian, military -- simply didn't matter anymore, and there would likely never be a Republican President again -- certainly not a conservative Republican President (never mind that Trump in most respects isn't a conservative; he's an unashamed troglodyte and that's just as bad).
Hillary not just losing but losing decisively in the Electoral College showed this idea was a pipe dream, at least for now. A lot of people just can't accept that. For Bob, the unpleasant surprise that all those rubes in Middle America still have a voice that matters has resulted in the insane vitriol we all enjoy on this site to this day.
Is what Bob's been spewing in reaction ever since what the kids call "tard cum?" I guess it's as good a name as any.
Yeah I get the whole "Demographics is destiny" thing. But what I don't get is why Bob and co are so convinced Hillary was a good candidate who ran a good campaign. As a comparison how many Republicans could you go out and find today who think John McCain or Mitt Romney were good candidates who ran good campaigns? I mean if you ask me all Hillary has to her name are two mediocre senate terms, gotten by blatant carpetbagging to deep Blue New York and Bill's name, a godawful SOS tenure and two failed Presidential runs.
I always find it funny whenever Bobbo announces when he's going to bed he simply writes I SLEEP NOW or TIME FOR SLEEP, as if he thinks people are anxious to hear when he will crash into slumber.