Texas Mayor Says the Quiet Part Out Loud

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Why did he resign? It's not like anyone could legally force him out of office overnight.

10 bucks says his wife made him do it. Because she's mortified by his psychopathy.

It's a small town, population 4000 in the 2010 census.

If his neighbors told him to resign, he would.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:OP, you are reading this backwards. He said some nonsense and immediately got fired for it.

Everyone, even some small town Texans that you look down on, knows he's an idiot.

No
He quit.
The bigger issue is that an idiot like this was elected in the first place and if you think he is just one in a million you are delusional.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OP, you are reading this backwards. He said some nonsense and immediately got fired for it.

Everyone, even some small town Texans that you look down on, knows he's an idiot.

How is this backwards? This (lack of) governance approach is the GOP brand - their leaders, however, are not supposed to say the quiet part out loud.

He obviously didn't say what anyone else was thinking, "the quiet part", because he got fired for saying it. Fired by his constituents.

It's not on brand for a party or the government. It's just one loony loon.

What? It is 100% on brand for Republicans.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote: It's just one loony loon.

Mmmmm... yes, and no. He's extreme sure but the point of this thread rings true - he said the part out loud that too many conservatives seem to keep inside. We don't owe you anything, so just go DIE already. No food? No water? No heat? No healthcare? I'm not having those problems so it's not my problem. The rest of you can sink or swim. He also hits the high notes of God and Socialism. Surprised somehow he avoided demonizing immigrants and Muslims in his verbal diarrhea. He vomited up what many of his ilk really think and believe but are usually too self aware to say out loud.

Just own it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:God forbid a utility customer paying for electricity receive the electricity.

You only pay for the electricity you’ve already used.

If your power is out, you’re not using any, and therefore not paying for it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OP, you are reading this backwards. He said some nonsense and immediately got fired for it.

Everyone, even some small town Texans that you look down on, knows he's an idiot.

And, yet, they elected him in the first place. You can’t really use the No True Scotsman argument when conservatives scream “SOCIALISM!!!” at ever social program, and it’s not like he’s saying anything different that the people who said the uninsured should be left to die during the 2011 debates - https://www.mediaite.com/tv/cnntea-party-debate-audience-cheers-letting-uninsured-comatose-man-die/

This. His constituents knew what he believed. They just didn't CARE until infrastructure collapsed. Then they got mad. This is why I became a prepper when Trump was elected. His supporters don't care about facts. Society cannot stand when people just believe whatever their feelings tell them.

[Anonymous]

This thread.

Have you ever met anyone from Texas? They're not monsters.

Can you guys stop listening to each other and turn your brains on?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This thread.

Have you ever met anyone from Texas? They're not monsters.

Can you guys stop listening to each other and turn your brains on?

This is DCUM. That’s way too big a lift.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:God forbid a utility customer paying for electricity receive the electricity.

You only pay for the electricity you’ve already used.

If your power is out, you’re not using any, and therefore not paying for it.

The electricity you used, plus a lot of add-on fees for big profits.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This thread.

Have you ever met anyone from Texas? They're not monsters.

Can you guys stop listening to each other and turn your brains on?

I have, several people. Their obsession with TEXAS is annoying, for one thing. That their state keeps electing these horrible people is deeply offensive. I think you’ll go blue at some point; but probably not soon enough.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:God forbid a utility customer paying for electricity receive the electricity.

That's socialism!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This thread.

Have you ever met anyone from Texas? They're not monsters.

Can you guys stop listening to each other and turn your brains on?

Yes, my husband, who agrees with all the criticism of Republicans in Texas.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This thread.

Have you ever met anyone from Texas? They're not monsters.

Can you guys stop listening to each other and turn your brains on?

I have, several people. Their obsession with TEXAS is annoying, for one thing. That their state keeps electing these horrible people is deeply offensive. I think you’ll go blue at some point; but probably not soon enough.

But unelecting these horrible people doesn't even register. Apparently.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:God forbid a utility customer paying for electricity receive the electricity.

You only pay for the electricity you’ve already used.

If your power is out, you’re not using any, and therefore not paying for it.

Many utilities effectively have a government protected monopoly and don't pay federal income tax. It's really very silly to pretend that electricity is a good you purchase on the free market.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This thread.

Have you ever met anyone from Texas? They're not monsters.

Can you guys stop listening to each other and turn your brains on?

Yes, my husband, who agrees with all the criticism of Republicans in Texas.

Lol

A small town in west Texas? Probably everyone in the town is Republican. And they didn't stand for that guy's nonsense.