Strike Posted June 25 Posted June 25 Just now, RaiderHaters Revenge said: yep I read that this morning insane, she believes in violence to get what she wants too And she doesn't believe in interracial dating, but our resident Alphabet lover @squistion would gladly vote for her. Quote
Caine Mutiny Posted June 25 Author Posted June 25 1 minute ago, Strike said: Seriously. Read about this POS, who all our bored Libs would vote for if they lived in her district: https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2026/06/24/darializa-avila-chevalier-scrutinized-posts-before-new-york-house-primary-win/ She says now she regrets those posts and no longer believes them. I’m not sure I could vote for her. It depends on how sincere she seems about her regret and apology. But once again your hypocrisy here is astounding given that you voted for President for a guy who has made far worse remarks far more often and has never once apologized or taken back anything. Quote
RaiderHaters Revenge Posted June 25 Posted June 25 Just now, Caine Mutiny said: She says now she regrets those posts and no longer believes them. I’m not sure I could vote for her. It depends on how sincere she seems about her regret and apology. But once again your hypocrisy here is astounding given that you voted for President for a guy who has made far worse remarks far more often and has never once apologized or taken back anything. they say sh1t like this all the time, then get in office and do exactly what they said progressive!!!! Quote
Strike Posted June 25 Posted June 25 3 minutes ago, Caine Mutiny said: She says now she regrets those posts and no longer believes them. Right........... Quote
Fnord Posted June 25 Posted June 25 1 hour ago, Strike said: Seriously. Read about this POS, who all our bored Libs would vote for if they lived in her district: https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2026/06/24/darializa-avila-chevalier-scrutinized-posts-before-new-york-house-primary-win/ Negative. Definitely would not vote for her. You guys gotta remember that NYC is a different animal. Stuff that flies there just won't be acceptable in most other places. Same way the folks that get elected in @Voltaire's neck of the woods wouldn't stand any chance getting elected in Oregon, for example. Americans by and large want a return to centrism from both parties, but the gerrymanders assure that candidates will just get even more extreme because they only have to pander to their base and can fully ignore the opposition. It's bad news for everyone. Quote
JuneJuly Posted June 25 Posted June 25 1 hour ago, Caine Mutiny said: She says now she regrets those posts and no longer believes them. I’m not sure I could vote for her. It depends on how sincere she seems about her regret and apology. But once again your hypocrisy here is astounding given that you voted for President for a guy who has made far worse remarks far more often and has never once apologized or taken back anything. It depends? You didn't even read it, again. It's in there: Quote “I am a millennial with an internet connection, and obviously the way I talk about these things now is not at all how I talked about them then,” Sincere enough? Quote
FrancieFootball Posted June 25 Posted June 25 20 hours ago, Hardcore troubadour said: Holy shitt. This so dumb. As if the country, including the GOP hasn’t shifted further left, with the democrats now far left. Good job Mooney. MAGAs don't want a democracy and a system of checks and balances. They want a far-right dictatorship. 1 Quote
Voltaire Posted June 25 Posted June 25 I wonder if this wakes the Democrats up or not. It might, I don't havea good pulse on how they think but yhey've been kissing the far left's ass for so long now so who knows? The Empire Struck Back when Cori Bush and Jamaal Bowman got sh*tcanned in 2024, but now we're in Return of the Communists. if AOC, Rashida Tlaib, and Ilhan Omar weren't crazy enough for you, they're getting re-enforcements. Going in, the one with the most nutty reputation seems to be Darializa Avila Chevalier who, like Jamine Corckett and other squad members hasn't been afraid to say the quiet part out loud. I've been saying for years that its impossible to go too far left and not be welcome in the Democratic Party and now we're seeing it. Its occurs to me that this is where the road has always been leading and is who they're becoming. It may come as a shock to James Carville (or may not) that his party is run by the freaks and not but him, but not for the rest of us. And again I contrast it to how Nick Fuentes gets treated by the GOP, standing uninvited across the street at GOP events with a bullhorn, harassing people attending. Meanwhile, "Former Trump White House dinner guest Nick Fuentes" is always available to give interviews to the corporate left media, who are fishing for the juicy, racist quotes that the colorblind Republicans will never give. As we've mentioned tie and again, he's gotten pissed at being ignored and the lack of inroads he makes with the Republicans, that he now encourages his Groypers to vote for Democrats. We can and do block off our nuts, the Dems won't/don't/can't. Quote
Fireballer Posted June 25 Posted June 25 It won’t work. 59 minutes ago, Voltaire said: We can and do block off our nuts, the Dems won't/don't/can't. 100%. The lefty nuts have it figured out. The are accepted due to suicidal empathy. When you seek to infiltrate in a Trojan Horse of marginalization and victimhood, you have to be accepted by the left. Quote
RaiderHaters Revenge Posted June 25 Posted June 25 1 hour ago, FrancieFootball said: MAGAs don't want a democracy and a system of checks and balances. They want a far-right dictatorship. no retard people want a republic, democracy is garbage besides idiots like you (when we voted democratically with a mandate) to remove illegals you oppose that, so dont pretend now youre some freedom fighter for democracy 1 Quote
Strike Posted June 25 Posted June 25 1 hour ago, FrancieFootball said: MAGAs don't want a democracy and a system of checks and balances. They want a far-right dictatorship. We're the ones properly electing the person who represents us. Your leadership keeps anointing the person who represents you. It doesn't bother you that you don't have a say in the person running on your ticket. And you say we're the ones waging a war on Democracy. It's laughable how misguided you are. Quote
Voltaire Posted June 25 Posted June 25 1 hour ago, Fnord said: Negative. Definitely would not vote for her. You guys gotta remember that NYC is a different animal. Stuff that flies there just won't be acceptable in most other places. Same way the folks that get elected in @Voltaire's neck of the woods wouldn't stand any chance getting elected in Oregon, for example. Americans by and large want a return to centrism from both parties, but the gerrymanders assure that candidates will just get even more extreme because they only have to pander to their base and can fully ignore the opposition. It's bad news for everyone. Republicans don't have an extremism problem nearly on par with the Democrats. But Florida's 1st... you are only half right about us. For the reason you mentioned -gerrymandering- neither firebrand Matt Gaetz, nor uninspirational / invisible Jimmy Petronis from Florida's 1st would win in most of Oregon. But both would win in the Oregon 2nd district. I doubt a Dem is winning Oregon's 2nd either. Unlike NYC, is not unreasonable to think that Matt Gaetz could have been replaced in Florida's 1st with a more mainstream candidate in a primary. That wouldn't have been Jimmy Petronis, who barely has a pulse and made zero effort to win our seat which was gifted to him for free with a big red bow. But Gaetz could have lost to somebody who actually tries. Somebody with drive and determination. Someone with an (R) next to a name that isn't Jimmy. You are right though that no Dem has a chance of winning this seat. We proved that last election. The Jimmy Petronis campaign comes in second to last place, only recently being surpassed the new Ayatollah of Iran for the title of "least amount of effort put into acquiring a political office". (Someone please bring in the cardboard Jimmy Petronis. Thanks. Put it over there.) It was like a Sociology experiment. Over there you have the hyper-caffinated and well financed Dem who zooms around the district and on talk radio. Meanwhile, over here, laying on the floor, is a 'pining for the fjords' corpse with a yellow "Trump endorsed me" sticky note on its forehead in a GOP+30 district and see what happens. Me personally? I voted for the corpse. The only reason I can give for that is because I liked what I read on the sticky note. I'm simply not sending a Democrat to Washington under any circumstance in the current environment. So, I agree that gerrymandering is a big reason for these problems. --- As far as New York an outlier? I hope you're right. I don't rightly know what the left-wing voters want these days. You seem cogent and not terribly scary. But thus far overall, the corrupt, well-greased, insider Dem establishment has proven unwilling to stand up to the Democratic Socialist freak show. Those chickens are now coming home to roost. Socialists have been on the march now while. safe blue seats in Michigan, your own Minnesota, Washington, and Texas (before redistricting) have gone to the lunatics. Granted, the insider Dem establishment faction aren't dead yet. They did win back Kori Bush's and Jamaal Bowman's seat in the last election cycle. At this point, post NYC, it looks to me that all the momentum is on the side of radicalism. The lunatics are now eating the establishment Democrat's lunch and taking their safe seats. I'm not as sure as you are that it will be contained to NYC. Its looking like a mis-informed generation were indoctrinated into hating America by their Howard Zinn history books, and they're going to have to re-learn lessons on socialism in their big cities. Quote
Hardcore troubadour Posted June 25 Posted June 25 She apologized for her remarks she made when she was in college. She was in college last year. She has zero life experience. Just like AOC. Nice job with your high bar libtards. Quote
Mark Davis Posted June 25 Posted June 25 1 hour ago, Hardcore troubadour said: She apologized for her remarks she made when she was in college. She was in college last year. She has zero life experience. Just like AOC. Nice job with your high bar libtards. She's for seizing private property and spoke about wiping her hands on the flag. She didn't win and just happen to have said those things, she won because she said those things. That is who her constituents are. There are plenty of liberals there, including their incumbent rep, who the only difference in their voting would be didn't say those things. That to me is where the danger is in this whole thing is that we have people who believe in that. There is no reconciling with people's whose mind works that way. Quote
Hardcore troubadour Posted June 25 Posted June 25 1 minute ago, Mark Davis said: She's for seizing private property and spoke about wiping her hands on the flag. She didn't win and just happen to have said those things, she won because she said those things. That is who her constituents are. There are plenty of liberals there, including their incumbent rep, who the only difference in their voting would be didn't say those things. That to me is where the danger is in this whole thing is that we have people who believe in that. There is no reconciling with people's whose mind works that way. Over educated useless white women from outside NYC are responsible for this. 3 Quote
Engorgeous George Posted June 25 Posted June 25 2 hours ago, Voltaire said: Republicans don't have an extremism problem nearly on par with the Democrats. But Florida's 1st... you are only half right about us. For the reason you mentioned -gerrymandering- neither firebrand Matt Gaetz, nor uninspirational / invisible Jimmy Petronis from Florida's 1st would win in most of Oregon. But both would win in the Oregon 2nd district. I doubt a Dem is winning Oregon's 2nd either. Unlike NYC, is not unreasonable to think that Matt Gaetz could have been replaced in Florida's 1st with a more mainstream candidate in a primary. That wouldn't have been Jimmy Petronis, who barely has a pulse and made zero effort to win our seat which was gifted to him for free with a big red bow. But Gaetz could have lost to somebody who actually tries. Somebody with drive and determination. Someone with an (R) next to a name that isn't Jimmy. You are right though that no Dem has a chance of winning this seat. We proved that last election. The Jimmy Petronis campaign comes in second to last place, only recently being surpassed the new Ayatollah of Iran for the title of "least amount of effort put into acquiring a political office". (Someone please bring in the cardboard Jimmy Petronis. Thanks. Put it over there.) It was like a Sociology experiment. Over there you have the hyper-caffinated and well financed Dem who zooms around the district and on talk radio. Meanwhile, over here, laying on the floor, is a 'pining for the fjords' corpse with a yellow "Trump endorsed me" sticky note on its forehead in a GOP+30 district and see what happens. Me personally? I voted for the corpse. The only reason I can give for that is because I liked what I read on the sticky note. I'm simply not sending a Democrat to Washington under any circumstance in the current environment. So, I agree that gerrymandering is a big reason for these problems. --- As far as New York an outlier? I hope you're right. I don't rightly know what the left-wing voters want these days. You seem cogent and not terribly scary. But thus far overall, the corrupt, well-greased, insider Dem establishment has proven unwilling to stand up to the Democratic Socialist freak show. Those chickens are now coming home to roost. Socialists have been on the march now while. safe blue seats in Michigan, your own Minnesota, Washington, and Texas (before redistricting) have gone to the lunatics. Granted, the insider Dem establishment faction aren't dead yet. They did win back Kori Bush's and Jamaal Bowman's seat in the last election cycle. At this point, post NYC, it looks to me that all the momentum is on the side of radicalism. The lunatics are now eating the establishment Democrat's lunch and taking their safe seats. I'm not as sure as you are that it will be contained to NYC. Its looking like a mis-informed generation were indoctrinated into hating America by their Howard Zinn history books, and they're going to have to re-learn lessons on socialism in their big cities. Its got beautiful plummage. Quote
Fireballer Posted June 26 Posted June 26 It won’t work. It can only work in assimilated,high trust, high participation societies. That ain’t us. Quote
EternalShinyAndChrome Posted June 26 Posted June 26 5 hours ago, Strike said: We're the ones properly electing the person who represents us. Your leadership keeps anointing the person who represents you. It doesn't bother you that you don't have a say in the person running on your ticket. And you say we're the ones waging a war on Democracy. It's laughable how misguided you are. "misguided" is EXTREMELY generous. I would say "retarded" and "mentally ill". Quote
TheNewGirl Posted June 26 Posted June 26 On 6/24/2026 at 5:58 AM, Caine Mutiny said: Last night’s primary victories in New York, all Mamdami endorsed candidates over Demoxratic establishment people, represents a watershed moment for both the Democratic Party and. iMO, the United States. I think that within the next decade we will have a Democratic Socialist President for the first time in our history. I sont see this as the calamity that many conservatives will (last night Stephen Miller went on Fox and warned of violent anarchy and teaching young children to hate America and and be multi gender) but I don’t love it wither. Their economic proposals are too leftist and populist for me. Nonetheless they’re winning. This I believe is the future. You live in CA. It's already here. Quote
TBayXXXVII Posted June 26 Posted June 26 On 6/24/2026 at 3:19 PM, supermike80 said: I actually 100% believe Bernie cares, but he is hypocritical as all get out. He wants to take away from the billionaires, but he is extremely, 1% wealthy and that just rings terribly. Don't try to lecture me about the plight of the poor people when you have multiple residences and millions of dollars. Hate hearing him speak on this. I don't doub this. I think he's such a jackwad, that anything is possible. Quote
SaintsInDome2006 Posted June 26 Posted June 26 On 6/24/2026 at 9:08 AM, TBayXXXVII said: Um... Democratic socialism is HERE. We went from Bernie to over 30 elected in Congress. Mamdani and his cohorts aren't "Democratic Socialists", they're full on socialists moving towards communism. Quote
Caine Mutiny Posted June 26 Author Posted June 26 5 hours ago, TheNewGirl said: You live in CA. It's already here. This is also a huge flaw among conservatives like you. You really don’t see any difference between Karen Bass and Mamdami, between Newsom and AOC. To you it’s all the same. That’s really wrong and lazy. Quote
JuneJuly Posted June 26 Posted June 26 3 minutes ago, Caine Mutiny said: This is also a huge flaw among conservatives like you. You really don’t see any difference between Karen Bass and Mamdami, between Newsom and AOC. To you it’s all the same. That’s really wrong and lazy. Nithya Raman dumbass. Oh, and the millionaires tax is on the ballot in November! Quote
lickin_starfish Posted June 27 Posted June 27 On 6/25/2026 at 5:00 PM, Hardcore troubadour said: Over educated useless white women from outside NYC are responsible for this. There are still some good women. Keep it real, ladies. 1 Quote
dogcows Posted June 27 Posted June 27 On 6/25/2026 at 3:22 PM, Voltaire said: Republicans don't have an extremism problem nearly on par with the Democrats Correct, it’s orders of magnitude worse. Quote
Frozenbeernuts Posted June 28 Posted June 28 A lefty politician can't answer a simple question where socialism has actually worked? I am shocked. Why do we elect people who are terrified to answer a question how they honestly feel? Quote
SaintsInDome2006 Posted June 28 Posted June 28 On 6/27/2026 at 9:22 AM, lickin_starfish said: There are still some good women. Keep it real, ladies. Who are the two upper left? Quote
lickin_starfish Posted June 28 Posted June 28 Upper left: girl who calls fàggots fàggots Top middle: JK Rowling 1 Quote
League Champion Posted June 28 Posted June 28 On 6/26/2026 at 5:22 PM, Caine Mutiny said: This is also a huge flaw among conservatives like you. You really don’t see any difference between Karen Bass and Mamdami, between Newsom and AOC. To you it’s all the same. That’s really wrong and lazy. Your party is officially socialist now and you can't stop it. Uneducated Dumbasses keep voting them in because they believe the rhetoric. You've lost your party to socialists, just like in other Countries. Congrats, it's what you wanted. @SaintsInDome2006 says it ain't Soo bad. Quote
SaintsInDome2006 Posted June 28 Posted June 28 10 minutes ago, League Champion said: @SaintsInDome2006 says it ain't Soo bad. Global history has a wide variety of socialism to choose from. There is the Fabianism of the UK & EU & Japan with their wonderful infrastructure & lifestyle. To the graphically cruel systems of communism, some of which still exist today (& whose leaders Trump openly admires). Regardless this Trump term has definitely accelerated its arrival. Quote
League Champion Posted June 28 Posted June 28 Just now, SaintsInDome2006 said: Trump But Trump!! Admit it and stop dancing, you're party has gone full blown socialist and there's nothing you can do about it. They don't even hide it anymore. Just admit it, there is no Dem party Quote
SaintsInDome2006 Posted June 28 Posted June 28 Just now, League Champion said: But Trump!! Admit it and stop dancing, you're party has gone full blown socialist and there's nothing you can do about it. They don't even hide it anymore. Just admit it, there is no Dem party I’m not even disagreeing with you, I’m trying to point out Trump is enabling & engaging in it with his federal ownership of corporations, his expansion of executive power & by driving up debt & income inequality. Quote
League Champion Posted June 28 Posted June 28 1 minute ago, SaintsInDome2006 said: I’m not even disagreeing with you The conversation is about Socialism. I'm glad you acknowledged that there is no Dem party anymore. What are you going to do now? Just go with it? Quote
SaintsInDome2006 Posted June 28 Posted June 28 3 minutes ago, League Champion said: The conversation is about Socialism. I'm glad you acknowledged that there is no Dem party anymore. What are you going to do now? Just go with it? Socialism is being enabled & expanded by this presidency, you should acknowledge it. I’m not really sure tbqh. The damage is done by this administration & we will be lucky if we can get back to some level of constitutionalism. Quote
League Champion Posted June 28 Posted June 28 5 minutes ago, SaintsInDome2006 said: Socialism is being enabled & expanded by this presidency, you should acknowledge it. I’m not really sure tbqh. The damage is done by this administration & we will be lucky if we can get back to some level of constitutionalism. Trump voted in those elections? I'm pretty sure that Dems voted them in Quote
SaintsInDome2006 Posted June 28 Posted June 28 5 minutes ago, League Champion said: Trump voted in those elections? I'm pretty sure that Dems voted them in Trump enabled all of it & he has accelerated it through his actions. Quote
League Champion Posted June 28 Posted June 28 Just now, SaintsInDome2006 said: Trump enabled all of it Trump's fault! Trump didn't vote Son, your people did, and they voted for Socialism. Enjoy your new Party Quote
SaintsInDome2006 Posted June 28 Posted June 28 2 minutes ago, League Champion said: Trump's fault! Trump didn't vote Son, your people did, and they voted for Socialism. Enjoy your new Party I do believe it was the Q people who talked about the coming Storm. Well, reap the whirlwind. Quote
League Champion Posted June 28 Posted June 28 1 minute ago, SaintsInDome2006 said: I do believe it was the Q people who talked about the coming Storm. Well, reap the whirlwind. That's a lot of Q votes. Bernie voters are Q now too I guess Didn't see that one coming Quote
SaintsInDome2006 Posted June 28 Posted June 28 1 minute ago, League Champion said: That's a lot of Q votes. Bernie voters are Q now too I guess Didn't see that one coming “Reap the whirlwind.” Quote
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