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Anonymous wrote:In every family there is a loud mouth or two that never went anywhere, never did anything, and doesn’t even know what they don’t know.
They love Trump.
Just ignore.

Yeah, I say absolutely nothing to my Trumper friends and relatives. Why they have chosen this hill to die on, instead of supporting Pence (who I don't like, but who is at least dignified), I will never understand.

I plan to continue to say little to nothing to them, while saving my money for the next GOP fueled recession, and campaigning for the causes I believe in.

Now relatives are relatives, but if you are saying nothing to your 'Trumper friends', I think they might notice and assume that you are breaking off the friendship.

I was the one earlier in the thread who chuckled at Trump-haters in my social circle that seemed not to know where I stood politically. If somebody starts shunning me for no good reason, I just guess that they have some personal issues going on that they have to work through. Which is basically what this all is - letting something as trivial as national politics get in the way of personal friendships? Time to reset your priorities.

Yeah, you’re definitely a meddling drama queen, or hired Trump Troll. Don’t let your arrogance get the best of you. Don’t try to prioritize other people’s priorities. Don’t be a hypocrite. Don’t want to be traa was Syed like a trumpster for your belief, then don’t act like one.

^^^ I have no idea what I just read. Wow - someone is unstable.
-DP

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Anonymous wrote:In every family there is a loud mouth or two that never went anywhere, never did anything, and doesn’t even know what they don’t know.
They love Trump.
Just ignore.

Yeah, I say absolutely nothing to my Trumper friends and relatives. Why they have chosen this hill to die on, instead of supporting Pence (who I don't like, but who is at least dignified), I will never understand.

I plan to continue to say little to nothing to them, while saving my money for the next GOP fueled recession, and campaigning for the causes I believe in.

Now relatives are relatives, but if you are saying nothing to your 'Trumper friends', I think they might notice and assume that you are breaking off the friendship.

I was the one earlier in the thread who chuckled at Trump-haters in my social circle that seemed not to know where I stood politically. If somebody starts shunning me for no good reason, I just guess that they have some personal issues going on that they have to work through. Which is basically what this all is - letting something as trivial as national politics get in the way of personal friendships? Time to reset your priorities.

These people think they’re so “noble,” cutting off anyone who might be a Trump voter. In reality, no one cares. Frankly, it must be a relief to be “cut off” from sanctimonious morons. Who would want anything to do with them in the first place?

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Anonymous wrote:In every family there is a loud mouth or two that never went anywhere, never did anything, and doesn’t even know what they don’t know.
They love Trump.
Just ignore.

Your impotent rage is palpable. And funny, considering how many liberal loudmouths who have amounted to nothing exist in this country. You know, the ones who expect their college tuition to be paid for (by others, of course).

WTF? Your post makes absolutely no sense.

Of course it does. You just choose not to acknowledge that there are PLENTY of ignorant Democrats who have gone nowhere and done nothing with their lives, yet who simultaneously expect handouts.

I’ll heap even more grief on the slow learning professional Democrats.

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Anonymous wrote:100% cut off Trump supporters. As of now we have cut off them off ~75%.

Trump supporter here. I chuckle a bit when I see comments like this, knowing that I have friends and family who are Trump haters who really don't know where I stand. I let them rant and nod my head, but mostly try to steer the conversation away from politics. How will you know when you get to 100%? When it's just you and your cats?

You're ashamed to own your vote publicly, and you should be.

DP. You misunderstand. The PP isn’t “ashamed” of anything. S/he simply knows when to stay away from crazy. Weren’t you ever taught not to discuss politics (or religion) in polite company? Or maybe it’s just that the company you keep isn’t polite.

+1

Nobody but my husband knows I’m voting for Trump. I like to nod and smile along with what the liberals I know say, so maybe they think I’m one of them. But I’m most definitely not. Politics just isn’t an appropriate topic in public, and I do get a kick out of knowing exactly what I’m going to do when no one else does.

Everybody knows you are a Trumper, lady. Everybody.

Why? Because you have been projecting your ignorance for a long time, and we tolerated you out of politeness.

We don’t say anything when you make negative generalizations about black people or immigrants or complain about how your taxes are too high for no reason or how government workers sit around and do nothing because you waited too long at the DMV or how you always say “so much for global warming!” every time it snows or some weird comment about how Obama hates white people or we saw one of your books from a Fox News contributor on your coffee table.

We didn’t think about you too much because you just seemed on the lower spectrum of intelligence for basic white ladies but believe us, we know exactly who you voted for.

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Anonymous wrote:Feds need to think about finding other jobs. 'Spouse's agency will be moved to Denver...but we aren't going. That's how they are reducing gov...they know only 30% or less will move. And they use their plans as a way to win votes in Nov.

What's worse is that they've done the cost analysis and it doesn't save $$ for the gov to move from DC, but they will do it anyway and lose the expertise and the convenience of working with other agencies all to buy votes.

If Trump wins, it affects my household very personally.

Oh, boo hoo. I happen to be a fed and married to one as well. It’s long since past time for some government agencies to move into the country’s interior. There’s an entire country out there - much more than just the coasts. Moving some agencies will bring welcome jobs to new areas. I’m all for it.

Approximately 80% of Federal jobs are not in the DC area.

“Moving agencies” is the dumbest idea I’ve heard in a long time.

It is if you subscribe to the idea that the layers and layers of agencies make sense in the first place. There is no need to have legions of GS-13-15s paid what they are paid in this area. That makes no sense. And, why on earth would anybody thing any "cost analysis" done by another government agency is even reliable?

Which government data do you believe? Jobs data? Economic reports? Weather reports?

Or do you just disbelieve what you feel hostile about?

Honestly, none of it. Most suspect would be a government agency projecting costs of another government agency. You can get jobs data from other indicators, just as you can get economic numbers. As for weather, nobody relies on the government directly for that anymore, except for maybe hurricanes, and even that is predicted more accurately anyhow. The government generally sucks at most of what it does, so it is best to avoid the government being involved in anything.

I’m not surprised. Even when Trump is gone, people with ignorant and unfounded views like the above will continue to operate on the assumption that the government does not function and that is ok and that they can vote for someone who is essentially operating a reality show in the White House.

I work with government economists and for my money they are less afraid of the actual truth than corporate media, politicians, and the sniveling, desperate proletariat working in the private sector. I’m not sure why you would trust those with a profit motive more than the government.

And that’s why YOU are the problem, dear pp. Not Trump, not Republicans.

YOU.

Plans if re-elected. Cut more regulation. Build one or two more 500 ft stretches of floppy wall. Piss off more heads of state. Build a casino in N. Korea. Mock Nancy into submission. Grab some pu$$y and learn some US geography.

Sincerely,
D. Trump, POTUS

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Anonymous wrote:100% cut off Trump supporters. As of now we have cut off them off ~75%.

Trump supporter here. I chuckle a bit when I see comments like this, knowing that I have friends and family who are Trump haters who really don't know where I stand. I let them rant and nod my head, but mostly try to steer the conversation away from politics. How will you know when you get to 100%? When it's just you and your cats?

Exactly this. These people are delusional. They truly have no idea who is voting for Trump.

We know.

No. You honestly don’t. But it’s cute that you think you do.

So you really go around and regularly complain about Trump and then you secretly vote for him?

Uh, no - not sure where you got that idea. I don’t complain about Trump, nor do I praise him. That’s the point. I don’t feel the need to bray in public about who I do and do not support. There are millions of people like this - private. Which is why you simply have no idea who will be voting for him. You act like it’s your right to know, when it’s actually anything but.

Trust me - your silence says a lot. We know...

Clearly, you don’t. You’re going to be just as blindsided in November as you were in 2016. You let your arrogance get the better of you.

No, really. If you are quiet on the matter, we know.

^ with plenty of ammo, of course.

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Anonymous wrote:I’m definitely registering for as many guns as I can. And encouraging all of my black and Hispanic friends to do the same. Seriously.

I'm also black, and I hear that sentiment all the time. Even my 83-year old (very young at heart and physically agile) aunt says the same thing.

Sadly, what I saw in Richmond (as the gun toting 2nd amendment went into the Capitol with weapons of war), it definitely makes you think long and hard. Open season? I don't think so.

Every Black adult in America should have an unregistered gun. History has a way of repeating itself, so Black people need to be prepared when it decides its time for a repeat.

Anonymous wrote:I'll carry on watching the sh1t show.

Me too! And continue to think people have largely lost their minds. It’s like Gilded Age 2: The reality series. The wealth. The inequality. The corruption. Seen it all before.

I'll carry on watching the sh1t show.

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Anonymous wrote:In every family there is a loud mouth or two that never went anywhere, never did anything, and doesn’t even know what they don’t know.
They love Trump.
Just ignore.

Yeah, I say absolutely nothing to my Trumper friends and relatives. Why they have chosen this hill to die on, instead of supporting Pence (who I don't like, but who is at least dignified), I will never understand.

I plan to continue to say little to nothing to them, while saving my money for the next GOP fueled recession, and campaigning for the causes I believe in.

Now relatives are relatives, but if you are saying nothing to your 'Trumper friends', I think they might notice and assume that you are breaking off the friendship.

I was the one earlier in the thread who chuckled at Trump-haters in my social circle that seemed not to know where I stood politically. If somebody starts shunning me for no good reason, I just guess that they have some personal issues going on that they have to work through. Which is basically what this all is - letting something as trivial as national politics get in the way of personal friendships? Time to reset your priorities.

Yeah, you’re definitely a meddling drama queen, or hired Trump Troll. Don’t let your arrogance get the best of you. Don’t try to prioritize other people’s priorities. Don’t be a hypocrite. Don’t want to be traa was Syed like a trumpster for your belief, then don’t act like one.

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Anonymous wrote:100% cut off Trump supporters. As of now we have cut off them off ~75%.

Trump supporter here. I chuckle a bit when I see comments like this, knowing that I have friends and family who are Trump haters who really don't know where I stand. I let them rant and nod my head, but mostly try to steer the conversation away from politics. How will you know when you get to 100%? When it's just you and your cats?

You're ashamed to own your vote publicly, and you should be.

DP. You misunderstand. The PP isn’t “ashamed” of anything. S/he simply knows when to stay away from crazy. Weren’t you ever taught not to discuss politics (or religion) in polite company? Or maybe it’s just that the company you keep isn’t polite.

+1

Nobody but my husband knows I’m voting for Trump. I like to nod and smile along with what the liberals I know say, so maybe they think I’m one of them. But I’m most definitely not. Politics just isn’t an appropriate topic in public, and I do get a kick out of knowing exactly what I’m going to do when no one else does.

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Anonymous wrote:Feds need to think about finding other jobs. 'Spouse's agency will be moved to Denver...but we aren't going. That's how they are reducing gov...they know only 30% or less will move. And they use their plans as a way to win votes in Nov.

What's worse is that they've done the cost analysis and it doesn't save $$ for the gov to move from DC, but they will do it anyway and lose the expertise and the convenience of working with other agencies all to buy votes.

If Trump wins, it affects my household very personally.

Oh, boo hoo. I happen to be a fed and married to one as well. It’s long since past time for some government agencies to move into the country’s interior. There’s an entire country out there - much more than just the coasts. Moving some agencies will bring welcome jobs to new areas. I’m all for it.

Approximately 80% of Federal jobs are not in the DC area.

“Moving agencies” is the dumbest idea I’ve heard in a long time.

It is if you subscribe to the idea that the layers and layers of agencies make sense in the first place. There is no need to have legions of GS-13-15s paid what they are paid in this area. That makes no sense. And, why on earth would anybody thing any "cost analysis" done by another government agency is even reliable?

Which government data do you believe? Jobs data? Economic reports? Weather reports?

Or do you just disbelieve what you feel hostile about?

Honestly, none of it. Most suspect would be a government agency projecting costs of another government agency. You can get jobs data from other indicators, just as you can get economic numbers. As for weather, nobody relies on the government directly for that anymore, except for maybe hurricanes, and even that is predicted more accurately anyhow. The government generally sucks at most of what it does, so it is best to avoid the government being involved in anything.