| Why don't you Trumpera move to the South or to other Red States where you'll feel safe around the other backwater, lowly educated hicks. |
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My neighbor has a lighted and monitored Trump sign in his front yard. Billboard size.
Good for him. It's a free country. |
Bahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha This provided me with a great laugh for the day. Thank you for that!
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Do you even hear yourself? How does your “reject hate” lawn sign match up to that vitriol? Don’t you understand that it this mentality that caused Trump to be elected in the first place? And honey, a “backwater, lowly educated hick” vote counts just as much as yours does. |
+1 This. Tolerance is not the result of intolerance met with intolerance... |
Can you reword this in a language that we can understand, because you may be making an interesting point. |
Agree. |
I don't have one of those lawn signs, so please don't assume that you know me or know my views. I just love seeing how snowflake Trumpers are. |
This cannot be the case since the Democratic Party is the party of bumper stickers, which all seem to read “COEXIST.” |
Ew, found the suburbanite. |
I don't tolerate many things. Maybe you do. But that just makes you stupid. |
I love that the trump supporters are throwing a fit. They're SCARED. Maybe if they put up this resistance when their uncle slept with them we'd have a better population. Oh? Are the snowflakes offended? Did I trigger you? I'm looking forward to being as nasty as the right wing is. I used to care about them and their sn kids. Nope, not anymore. |
+1 Look at what happened to these Biden supporters in Tennessee: “Residents of a Tennessee town are on edge after Ku Klux Klan propaganda was found scattered in the yards of homes with political signs expressing support for Joe Biden. “I was really startled by it and also kind of scared,” Shelbyville resident Breana Green told WPLN News of the moment she noticed a neighbor’s yard littered with 20 “business cards” purporting to be from the white supremacist hate group. The cards described a “social visit” from the Knights of the Ku Klux Klan and warned, “don’t make the next visit a business call.” https://amp.charlotteobserver.com/news/nation-world/national/article246428150.html |
| Because Trump torched the the thin veneer of acceptability that Republicans hid behind for years — the polite fiction of "small government and personal responsibility" that racists and misogynists pretended to believe in. Now it's clear what they really stand for and many are uncomfortable admitting it. |
Miles Taylor? Are you kidding me? Anonymous? What a joke—the guy CNN hired and who didn’t sign off on anything? That Miles Taylor? Take deep breath, have a light whiskey and soda, and relax. |