Anonymous wrote:Eating, drinking and dancing are also fine and normal.

Anonymous wrote:https://dailycaller.com/2024/08/06/tim-walz-gwen-smell-burninig-tires-2020-riots/


“In the interview, which was aired on KSTP-TV’s “5 Eyewitness News Nightcast” channel, Gwen could be heard talking about the riots and her choice to leave the “windows open as long” as the city was burned by looters and rioters.”


She is a weird one.

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Anonymous wrote:It’s weird that Vance is still trying to debate Harris.

He is punching above his pay grade.

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Anonymous wrote:Calling them weird is actually a pretty effective psychological strategy to sway voters. Kudos to the DNC. Seems so simple but wow, quite effective if it makes voters doubt themselves. Like calling someone creepy, unsettling, out of touch, or just saying “there’s something not right.” I’d even call the strategy brilliant.

Most people are weird though especially on dcum and in this area. Like attracts like.

The difference is that Democrats often take joy in non-conformity. They can embrace the weirdness with a sense of humor about themselves. Republicans are more likely to be conformist, joyless scolds. Their weirdness simply isn't very fun.

“Weird” also has multiple meanings, like most words do. “Keep Austin weird” is a celebration of non-conformity and living free. This, for many of us, is good weird. (See also: “you do you!”)

Then there’s “Please don’t leave me alone with this guy, there’s something so weird about him.” This kind of weird — the kind people mean when they talk about Trump/Vance — is never, ever good.

Good point. Unfortunately, I just don’t think it’s working. The other day I overheard people in my neighborhood whom I know are republicans talking about this at the pool and they were all laughing about it. They were saying that they they thought that the dems were the weirdos for calling propel weirdos. I’m concerned this whole thing is going to end up backfiring, which is certainly not what Harris needs.

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Anonymous wrote:Calling them weird is actually a pretty effective psychological strategy to sway voters. Kudos to the DNC. Seems so simple but wow, quite effective if it makes voters doubt themselves. Like calling someone creepy, unsettling, out of touch, or just saying “there’s something not right.” I’d even call the strategy brilliant.

Most people are weird though especially on dcum and in this area. Like attracts like.

The difference is that Democrats often take joy in non-conformity. They can embrace the weirdness with a sense of humor about themselves. Republicans are more likely to be conformist, joyless scolds. Their weirdness simply isn't very fun.

“Weird” also has multiple meanings, like most words do. “Keep Austin weird” is a celebration of non-conformity and living free. This, for many of us, is good weird. (See also: “you do you!”)

Then there’s “Please don’t leave me alone with this guy, there’s something so weird about him.” This kind of weird — the kind people mean when they talk about Trump/Vance — is never, ever good.

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Anonymous wrote:Calling them weird is actually a pretty effective psychological strategy to sway voters. Kudos to the DNC. Seems so simple but wow, quite effective if it makes voters doubt themselves. Like calling someone creepy, unsettling, out of touch, or just saying “there’s something not right.” I’d even call the strategy brilliant.

Most people are weird though especially on dcum and in this area. Like attracts like.

The difference is that Democrats often take joy in non-conformity. They can embrace the weirdness with a sense of humor about themselves. Republicans are more likely to be conformist, joyless scolds. Their weirdness simply isn't very fun.

Anonymous wrote:It’s weird that Vance is still trying to debate Harris.

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Anonymous wrote:He is weird, Vance couldn't come up with ONE thing that makes him smile.....
That IS weird

I had to look that up:

Journalist: "What makes you smile? What makes you happy?"

JD Vance: "I smile at a lot of things, including bogus questions from the media." Then he laughed in a condescending way and said "right now, I am angry"