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ChiGoose

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  1. 8 minutes ago, TSOL said:

     

     

    Yes I do think that. 

     

    Did you know black women are 8% of the population yet account for 43% of abortions in this country? 

     

    This issue needs to be looked at deeper than a "my body my choice" way.

     

    It's about education and family values. Two things that our country is seriously lacking in 


    I already suggested that you should do a root cause analysis. It’ll explain what’s going on. 
     

    Or you can just be out here displaying your ignorance for all to see. 
     

    Whichever works best for you, I suppose. 

  2. 10 minutes ago, TSOL said:

     

     

    Why are all the planned Parenthood a in super poor neighborhoods? 


    Because one of the main drivers of elective abortions is unwanted pregnancies. 
     

    PP can provide contraceptives and other healthcare to areas that typically lack access. This helps people avoid situations that lead to unwanted pregnancies and abortions. 

  3. 42 minutes ago, aristocrat said:

    Ftx ceo was one of the largest dem donors fyi 


    I don’t understand why this is relevant to basically anything other than the fact that crypto has always been a big ponzi scheme. 
     

    His partner was one of the largest GOP donors, but so what?

  4. 18 minutes ago, Gene Frenkle said:

    F**k your feelings.

     

    Am I doing it right?


    No, I think you have it wrong. 
     

    It’s “facts don’t care about your feelings unless the facts don’t support me in which case everything is fake and there’s a grand conspiracy against me” 

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  5. 7 minutes ago, JaCrispy said:

    Sorry man, but I just have major disagreements with the current Dem agenda…it’s really difficult to see anything beneficial coming from it, at the moment…

     

    That’s sorta my point.
     

    In 2016, many Dems were shocked that people would vote for Trump, someone they saw as completely unfit for the job with terrible ideas.

     

    Now, in an election set up as a slam dunk for the GOP, the people have rejected the Republican Party. Might be worth trying to see things from their perspective just to see where they are coming from. 

  6. 4 minutes ago, muppy said:

    IMO his ego would never be willing to endorse anyone but himself as president. He is not a happy 2nd placer type guy.... donald trump  The Unhappiest Loser.

     

    He stepping back from his dream of being nominated in 2024 (when he has convinced himself he never lost in the previous election first place) YEAH RIGHT. 

     

    I will never be convinced he is Presidential material. Im not a hater of conservative values . But That guy being the republican party leader? A legend in his own mind at this point?

     

      I wonder if this will be the time when his own party realizes he damages the conservative political agenda overall he purports to support . Evidence being the midterm results.   *shrugs*

     

    maybe.

     

     


    He clearly has Narcissistic Personality Disorder and when you view all of his decisions through that lens, it all makes sense. 
     

    Criteria:

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    In the American Psychiatric Association’s Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, Fifth Edition (DSM-5), [1] NPD is defined as comprising a pervasive pattern of grandiosity (in fantasy or behavior), a constant need for admiration, and a lack of empathy, beginning by early adulthood and present in a variety of contexts, as indicated by the presence of at least 5 of the following 9 criteria:

     

    1. A grandiose sense of self-importance

    2. A preoccupation with fantasies of unlimited success, power, brilliance, beauty, or ideal love

    3. A belief that he or she is special and unique and can only be understood by, or should associate with, other special or high-status people or institutions

    4. A need for excessive admiration

    5. A sense of entitlement

    6. Interpersonally exploitive behavior

    7.  A lack of empathy

    8. Envy of others or a belief that others are envious of him or her

    9. A demonstration of arrogant and haughty behaviors or attitudes


    I think he basically goes 9-for-9

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  7. 1 hour ago, Andy1 said:

    That guy is a complete phony trying to appeal to the MAGA crowd. He thinks shooting a gun into a pond will elevate his tough guy status. I’m pretty sure he couldn’t even hit a pie plate at 20 feet if he tried. I don’t know who was advising him on this commercial but driving a BMW into the desert doesn’t work either. What a joke. 


    Very strong “check his basement for bodies” vibe.
     

    Makes this the least surprising news ever:

     

     

  8. 7 minutes ago, SCBills said:


    Yea, y’all doing great with the “post-election” vote. 
     

    Again, do I believe it’s fraud… No.  But I don’t blame anyone who does.  This garbage needs to get fixed asap.   We can’t keep having elections like this. 
     

     


    You do realize that Florida is still counting ballots, right? And Ohio? I’d be surprised if any state was done counting at this point. 
     

    There are problems with laws that prevent pre-canvassing, sure. 
     

    But the real problem here is liars and idiots pushing false narratives that make the ignorant believe falsehoods like there was an issue with the Maricopa tabulation machines. 
     

    I agree that the states should change their laws to process votes faster, but I place the blame more on the liars. 

  9. 12 minutes ago, SCBills said:


    Election was likely swayed in ‘20 because enough people were convinced Biden Laptop was Russian disinfo. 
     

    People lost jobs, businesses and careers because of the lie that the vax stopped transmission. 
     

    Nobody is actually focused on “disinformation”…. it’s simply an excuse to control the narrative. 


    In 2016, the people on the Right called out liberals surprised by Trump as being in a bubble and they were right. 
     

    I think the shoe is on the other foot now. 

  10. 2 minutes ago, Big Blitz said:


     

    Not care.  
     

    Not your f…ing problem 

     

     

    We live among 10s of millions of people that still think we’re slowing the spread.  
     

    And that we can control the planet’s temperature.  


    Wow. Just, wow. 
     

    I wish I had less of a conscience because I could probably make a good chunk of change off of someone as gullible as you. 

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  11. 3 minutes ago, Backintheday544 said:


    I’d love to see if Rep have like 219, 220, a moderate Republican make a deal with the Dems.

     

    Or the Dems offer a Liz Chaney, Adam Kinzinger that they’d put their 216/217 behind and find a couple Rep. votes.


    I don’t see anyway a GOP Rep voted for Nancy. She is too toxic for the brand, even for moderates. 
     

    I’m not sure what the Dem strategy will be. Likely, they will be focused on their internal leadership which is grossly overdue for change. 
     

    However unlikely it would be, them nominating Cheney or Kinzinger would be a lot of fun, though. 

  12. 2 minutes ago, TSOL said:

     

     

    It's a really tough issue for many people on a spiritual level. 

     

    I understand that the cat is not going back in the bag. Not to claim some sort of moral high ground, none of us are perfect. It's just a tough issue from a morality standpoint, for me, and many others. 


    I get that. And if one’s goal was to fix what they viewed as a problem, they should conduct a root cause analysis or study. 
     

    If the problem is elective abortions, then we should ask: why are people getting elective abortions?

     

    There are likely many different reasons and I know there are studies on this very topic as well. 
     

    If we’re not addressing the root causes of a problem, we’re are only treating the symptoms and not solving the problem. 
     

    Best part is, many liberals would support policies combating some of the root causes, so there’s bipartisan potential there. 

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