2020 Election MEGAthread

[Topgunben]

Originally Posted by Baler [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

yo by the way who is Jo Jorgensen?
How is he getting %

My point exactly.

[magnetaress]

Originally Posted by Baler [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

yo by the way who is Jo Jorgensen?
How is he getting %

he's our next president in 2024

[Kich867]

Originally Posted by Baler [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Kids being indoctrinated by big tech and social media.

scary stuff.

Unfortunately it's not much kids these days its the elderly. Kids understand everyone on the internet is memeing and lying. It was adults that took the QAnon meme, turned it into a real group, and still don't get how enormously huge of a self-own it is to believe its real given how overwhelmingly the whole thing is making fun of exactly those people.

[BlackBellamy]

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The pink elephant tie is meant to symbolize our love for homosexuals. Don Jr stands ready to wear a black tie, a brown tie, and also a tie that turns into a scarf after reassignment surgery.

The GOP hasn't been called the most inclusive and tolerant party for nothing! While the Democrats are busy cancelling each other and eating each other's entrails on the altar of Socialism, the Republicans are busy building the largest and most inclusive coalition of all time, with broad appeal to all marginalized groups while retaining the support of the centrist voter.

No matter who wins this election, the Democrat Party is sure to lose control of the House in '22, and then '24 is going to be a giant unmitigated disaster as the Democrat party essentially splits into Communists on one side and Socialists on the other. Har har I joke but I know you're running out of centrist support hard.

I'm only basing this on the gigantic punch to the fucking face the Democrats suffered in the House elections just now, and also on what appears to be unprecedented gains in minority vote this cycle for the GOP, combined with retaining the Senate, grabbing another governorship, and also turning some blue state legislatures red.

If Biden wins then this election was a blow to Trump, not the GOP.

You have no idea how happy the GOP is with the results of this election.

They would be happier if Trump wins no doubt, but no matter how you slice the cake this election is a giant setback to the Democrat party.

[Kich867]

Originally Posted by Topgunben [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Even if Trump wins, the victory wouldn’t seem very satisfying. I was hoping for an overwhelming blowout.

All this past 4 years and last 3 days has shown me is that we will never be a unified country again. The divide between conservatives and the left is too big. There is no pertinent common ground that the 2 groups can cleave to anymore. We used to be a country that shared common values, but had differing interests or different ways of reinforcing those values. Without the shared values, we will become more and more polarized - it’s not like this is coming as a surprise to anyone.

A push for libertarianism is the only way I can see this nation fixing itself. The unfortunate part is that our government has become so powerful, it would never be able to take a step back and let the people govern themselves. Additionally, candidates like Jo Jorgeson are completely pathetic and uninspiring.

I called this back on Wednesday morning, it’s over for Trump. Biden’s got enough votes and trajectory to win the election. Now we just have to hope that he will last long enough to keep Kamala out of power

I mean that could be a thing here it just won't be. The whole system was setup the way it was because the founding fathers assumed we'd all be too fucking stupid to make good decisions for ourselves.

For me the most shocking thing about the last 4 years is how heinously bullshit everything our education taught us about how our government works is. There's no actual checks and balances, the president actually is a monarch, there's zero accountability, and the past several hundreds years has only really functioned based on the assumption that the monarch wouldn't be too big of a dick. And that's kinda sad.

[magnetaress]

Bring back Ascots 2024

[kjs86z]

hide your guns

[magnetaress]

Originally Posted by BlackBellamy [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

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The pink elephant tie is meant to symbolize our love for homosexuals. Don Jr stands ready to wear a black tie, a brown tie, and also a tie that turns into a scarf after reassignment surgery.

The GOP hasn't been called the most inclusive and tolerant party for nothing! While the Democrats are busy cancelling each other and eating each other's entrails on the altar of Socialism, the Republicans are busy building the largest and most inclusive coalition of all time, with broad appeal to all marginalized groups while retaining the support of the centrist voter.

No matter who wins this election, the Democrat Party is sure to lose control of the House in '22, and then '24 is going to be a giant unmitigated disaster as the Democrat party essentially splits into Communists on one side and Socialists on the other. Har har I joke but I know you're running out of centrist support hard.

I'm only basing this on the gigantic punch to the fucking face the Democrats suffered in the House elections just now, and also on what appears to be unprecedented gains in minority vote this cycle for the GOP, combined with retaining the Senate, grabbing another governorship, and also turning some blue state legislatures red.

If Biden wins then this election was a blow to Trump, not the GOP.

You have no idea how happy the GOP is with the results of this election.

They would be happier if Trump wins no doubt, but no matter how you slice the cake this election is a giant setback to the Democrat party.

Why would this then be a bad thing? I read an awesome book that indeed predicted this and we were goin out to saturn doin cool shit.

[BlackBellamy]

Originally Posted by QuantumZebra [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

That's... what?

Rich. When used like that it's meant to express ironic amusement.

Like for example you telling people they should repeat Joe Biden Is My President to feel better when the only thing that made you feel better was calling people stupid every day for voting against your choice.

[Mblake81]

Originally Posted by Topgunben [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Even if Trump wins, the victory wouldn’t seem very satisfying. I was hoping for an overwhelming blowout.

All this past 4 years and last 3 days has shown me is that we will never be a unified country again. The divide between conservatives and the left is too big. There is no pertinent common ground that the 2 groups can cleave to anymore. We used to be a country that shared common values, but had differing interests or different ways of reinforcing those values. Without the shared values, we will become more and more polarized - it’s not like this is coming as a surprise to anyone.

A push for libertarianism is the only way I can see this nation fixing itself. The unfortunate part is that our government has become so powerful, it would never be able to take a step back and let the people govern themselves. Additionally, candidates like Jo Jorgeson are completely pathetic and uninspiring.

I called this back on Wednesday morning, it’s over for Trump. Biden’s got enough votes and trajectory to win the election. Now we just have to hope that he will last long enough to keep Kamala out of power

Originally Posted by BlackBellamy [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

No matter who wins this election, the Democrat Party is sure to lose control of the House in '22, and then '24 is going to be a giant unmitigated disaster as the Democrat party essentially splits into Communists on one side and Socialists on the other. Har har I joke but I know you're running out of centrist support hard.

Which is why there are no common held values, those values have slipped away over the years. It wasn't an overnight thing, just something not many were paying attention to. Our big competitor is a hot ditch party that donates heavily to the DNC... I mean, is it that hard to understand why our values split?

Pronouns..heck, even Pat considers them experiments. I know this because he said it directly to me here on the forums like a year ago when I was arguing with the trans here, he is their big defender.

You guys are worried about common ground but wasn't worried when you were sleeping on it and getting carried along. The unacceptable Orange Man Baby, whats funny is this was brought out in a man that the public despises.

-Paladin of Bristlebane