Is there any reason to dislike Herschel Walker?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:A question about Herschel Walker... If he gets elected, how exactly does that work? I mean, given he has multiple personality disorder...

https://www.startribune.com/herschel-walker-reveals-he-suffers-from-multiple-personality-disorder/16686526/

When he is voting on a bill, how would we know it's the Herschel Walker personality who was elected and not some other personality casting the vote? After all, if it's a different personality, wouldn't that actually be a vote being cast by some other random person other than Herschel Walker, who wasn't elected?

This is a shitty question, especially considering how progressives and liberals push hard to destigmatize mental illness. I guess it’s all right to stigmatize mental illness and being open about conditions when the person is Republican?

You can de-stigmatize mental illness, but still acknowledge that certain types and levels of mental illness mean you shouldn't be a Senator.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:A question about Herschel Walker... If he gets elected, how exactly does that work? I mean, given he has multiple personality disorder...

https://www.startribune.com/herschel-walker-reveals-he-suffers-from-multiple-personality-disorder/16686526/

When he is voting on a bill, how would we know it's the Herschel Walker personality who was elected and not some other personality casting the vote? After all, if it's a different personality, wouldn't that actually be a vote being cast by some other random person other than Herschel Walker, who wasn't elected?

This is a shitty question, especially considering how progressives and liberals push hard to destigmatize mental illness. I guess it’s all right to stigmatize mental illness and being open about conditions when the person is Republican?

You can de-stigmatize mental illness, but still acknowledge that certain types and levels of mental illness mean you shouldn't be a Senator.

Really? How does that destigmatize mental illness? What jobs do you think would be suitable?

[Anonymous]

He’s an extreme dunderhead, is the reason.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:A question about Herschel Walker... If he gets elected, how exactly does that work? I mean, given he has multiple personality disorder...

https://www.startribune.com/herschel-walker-reveals-he-suffers-from-multiple-personality-disorder/16686526/

When he is voting on a bill, how would we know it's the Herschel Walker personality who was elected and not some other personality casting the vote? After all, if it's a different personality, wouldn't that actually be a vote being cast by some other random person other than Herschel Walker, who wasn't elected?

This is a shitty question, especially considering how progressives and liberals push hard to destigmatize mental illness. I guess it’s all right to stigmatize mental illness and being open about conditions when the person is Republican?

You can de-stigmatize mental illness, but still acknowledge that certain types and levels of mental illness mean you shouldn't be a Senator.

Really? How does that destigmatize mental illness? What jobs do you think would be suitable?

He seemed to be pretty happy selling snake oil.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:A question about Herschel Walker... If he gets elected, how exactly does that work? I mean, given he has multiple personality disorder...

https://www.startribune.com/herschel-walker-reveals-he-suffers-from-multiple-personality-disorder/16686526/

When he is voting on a bill, how would we know it's the Herschel Walker personality who was elected and not some other personality casting the vote? After all, if it's a different personality, wouldn't that actually be a vote being cast by some other random person other than Herschel Walker, who wasn't elected?

This is a shitty question, especially considering how progressives and liberals push hard to destigmatize mental illness. I guess it’s all right to stigmatize mental illness and being open about conditions when the person is Republican?

You can de-stigmatize mental illness, but still acknowledge that certain types and levels of mental illness mean you shouldn't be a Senator.

Really? How does that destigmatize mental illness? What jobs do you think would be suitable?

He seemed to be pretty happy selling snake oil.

Well, anyone who knows how to promote and sell snake oil will fit in with government and politics just fine!

[Anonymous]

Is he competent at anything that is relevant to the official duties of a Senator? Fraud is not an official duty.

[Anonymous]

Dumb as a brick.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:A question about Herschel Walker... If he gets elected, how exactly does that work? I mean, given he has multiple personality disorder...

https://www.startribune.com/herschel-walker-reveals-he-suffers-from-multiple-personality-disorder/16686526/

When he is voting on a bill, how would we know it's the Herschel Walker personality who was elected and not some other personality casting the vote? After all, if it's a different personality, wouldn't that actually be a vote being cast by some other random person other than Herschel Walker, who wasn't elected?

This is a shitty question, especially considering how progressives and liberals push hard to destigmatize mental illness. I guess it’s all right to stigmatize mental illness and being open about conditions when the person is Republican?

You can de-stigmatize mental illness, but still acknowledge that certain types and levels of mental illness mean you shouldn't be a Senator.

Really? How does that destigmatize mental illness? What jobs do you think would be suitable?

Ahh, never change, Republican. Because of course you think a domestic abuser with multiple personalities - over whom he says he has no control - should be in the Senate. You probably also think he needs more guns in his day to day life just like you think about all domestic abusers.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:A question about Herschel Walker... If he gets elected, how exactly does that work? I mean, given he has multiple personality disorder...

https://www.startribune.com/herschel-walker-reveals-he-suffers-from-multiple-personality-disorder/16686526/

When he is voting on a bill, how would we know it's the Herschel Walker personality who was elected and not some other personality casting the vote? After all, if it's a different personality, wouldn't that actually be a vote being cast by some other random person other than Herschel Walker, who wasn't elected?

This is a shitty question, especially considering how progressives and liberals push hard to destigmatize mental illness. I guess it’s all right to stigmatize mental illness and being open about conditions when the person is Republican?

You can de-stigmatize mental illness, but still acknowledge that certain types and levels of mental illness mean you shouldn't be a Senator.

Really? How does that destigmatize mental illness? What jobs do you think would be suitable?

Ahh, never change, Republican. Because of course you think a domestic abuser with multiple personalities - over whom he says he has no control - should be in the Senate. You probably also think he needs more guns in his day to day life just like you think about all domestic abusers.

I'm in the mental health field and not a Republican.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:A question about Herschel Walker... If he gets elected, how exactly does that work? I mean, given he has multiple personality disorder...

https://www.startribune.com/herschel-walker-reveals-he-suffers-from-multiple-personality-disorder/16686526/

When he is voting on a bill, how would we know it's the Herschel Walker personality who was elected and not some other personality casting the vote? After all, if it's a different personality, wouldn't that actually be a vote being cast by some other random person other than Herschel Walker, who wasn't elected?

This is a shitty question, especially considering how progressives and liberals push hard to destigmatize mental illness. I guess it’s all right to stigmatize mental illness and being open about conditions when the person is Republican?

+1 This question was especially insensitive due to the way it was worded and the demeaning, sarcastic intent behind it. Disgusting.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:A question about Herschel Walker... If he gets elected, how exactly does that work? I mean, given he has multiple personality disorder...

https://www.startribune.com/herschel-walker-reveals-he-suffers-from-multiple-personality-disorder/16686526/

When he is voting on a bill, how would we know it's the Herschel Walker personality who was elected and not some other personality casting the vote? After all, if it's a different personality, wouldn't that actually be a vote being cast by some other random person other than Herschel Walker, who wasn't elected?

This is a shitty question, especially considering how progressives and liberals push hard to destigmatize mental illness. I guess it’s all right to stigmatize mental illness and being open about conditions when the person is Republican?

You can de-stigmatize mental illness, but still acknowledge that certain types and levels of mental illness mean you shouldn't be a Senator.

Let de-stigmatize being stupid, being dumb as a brick. Herschel Walker for Senate! MAGA!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Dumb as a brick.

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That would be a good reason not to elect him, but that hasn't been an impediment so far for some politicians.

[Anonymous]

Op is a troll.

[Anonymous]

He played for the Dallas Cowboys twice. That's enough reason to dislike him in my book.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:A question about Herschel Walker... If he gets elected, how exactly does that work? I mean, given he has multiple personality disorder...

https://www.startribune.com/herschel-walker-reveals-he-suffers-from-multiple-personality-disorder/16686526/

When he is voting on a bill, how would we know it's the Herschel Walker personality who was elected and not some other personality casting the vote? After all, if it's a different personality, wouldn't that actually be a vote being cast by some other random person other than Herschel Walker, who wasn't elected?

This is a shitty question, especially considering how progressives and liberals push hard to destigmatize mental illness. I guess it’s all right to stigmatize mental illness and being open about conditions when the person is Republican?

+1 This question was especially insensitive due to the way it was worded and the demeaning, sarcastic intent behind it. Disgusting.

You do realize that we are talking about Multiple Personality Disorder not depression? That PP was not being sarcastic. That is how MPD works. Each alter is a separate persona that acts independently of the other personas.