Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This is the gist of the ad from the above link.

"A young Latino boy runs for his life from a speeding black pickup with a Tea-Party license plate, a Confederate Flag flapping in the wind, and a faceless white man behind the wheel. Each time the truck guns its engine, the boy runs past another minority who sprint along in terror. Eventually they’re trapped in an alley without an exit. The kids are as good as dead because obviously being Republican means being bloodthirsty."

Considering we all saw what happened in Charlottesville -- and that's basically aligned with Republican ideology these days -- I'd say the ad sounds accurate.

You are FOS and you know it.

I know what I saw. You can gaslight all you want, but anyone who supports Trump and Gillespie at this point is a racist. 100%. Own it. Stop crying like a little bitch when it's pointed out to others. You sound like one of those Nazis upset that they got fired from their jobs -- they got all confused and thought they were a victim of something.

I wish I could dox you right here, right now.

You make me laugh, pp. You sound like such a reasonable, tolerant person. Someone who always sees the best in people.
You’d be shocked.... shocked, I tell you..... if you knew my background.
And, you might even know me IRL and like me.

Anonymous wrote: Northam is up by 17–yes, I said 17–in a new poll. Virginia is blue and diverse.

That's a Quinnipiac poll.

https://poll.qu.edu/virginia/release-detail?ReleaseID=2495

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How can anyone really defend this ad?

Absolutely reprehensible. Just when I think liberals can't go any lower, they prove me wrong.

No one does "I'm such a victim" better than a right-winger. Go back to your safe space, you snowflake.

+1

Democrats perfected the art of victimology a long time ago. It’s part of the party’s core values.

Does the license plate look like a take off on the don’t tread on me design? If so, that’s weird. Creepy, fearmongering ad.

Northam is up by 17–yes, I said 17–in a new poll. Virginia is blue and diverse.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How can anyone really defend this ad?

Absolutely reprehensible. Just when I think liberals can't go any lower, they prove me wrong.

No one does "I'm such a victim" better than a right-winger. Go back to your safe space, you snowflake.

+1

It's like they're shocked when they step out of their echo chamber to discover that most people don't actually think the way they do.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How can anyone really defend this ad?

Absolutely reprehensible. Just when I think liberals can't go any lower, they prove me wrong.

No one does "I'm such a victim" better than a right-winger. Go back to your safe space, you snowflake.

+1

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Anonymous wrote:If liberals want to keep perpetuating the lie that Republicans are the cause of racial division, maybe they themselves should stop running despicable ads that drive racial division. What hypocrites.

Terrible people. Horrible. My liberal husband's division at work is re-orging to Plano TX. I told him that I'd go yesterday. He is a liberal and wants to stay here. Our marriage will eventually fail if he refuses to retire elsewhere - I cannot live here for the rest of my life amongst these horrible people.

Boeing would totally fire your husband if they knew the kinds of things you post here, pp

Anonymous wrote:Unbelievable! Suggesting Gillespie supports racists that want to kill minority children? The truck trying to run down the children? Liberals have hit a new low.

First, the suggestion is that racists support Gillespie. Which, if you look at Corey Stewart and his ilk, isn't really a controversial statement.

Second, the ad was run by the Latino Victory Fund, not Northam. Third part ads are normally the ones that are a little more edgy.

Finally, the Latino Victory Fund likely is a little irked at the Gillespie ad (run by the candidate, not by a third party) that implied all latinos are MS-13 murders, and suggesting that Gillespie aids and abets MS-13.

Yes, the ad is pretty pointed. But spare me the gasps of horror. Were you as offended when Stewart and Marshall attacked Danica Roem? I didn't think so.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If liberals want to keep perpetuating the lie that Republicans are the cause of racial division, maybe they themselves should stop running despicable ads that drive racial division. What hypocrites.

Terrible people. Horrible. My liberal husband's division at work is re-orging to Plano TX. I told him that I'd go yesterday. He is a liberal and wants to stay here. Our marriage will eventually fail if he refuses to retire elsewhere - I cannot live here for the rest of my life amongst these horrible people.

Do you have marks in your hands from clutching your pearls?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This is the gist of the ad from the above link.

"A young Latino boy runs for his life from a speeding black pickup with a Tea-Party license plate, a Confederate Flag flapping in the wind, and a faceless white man behind the wheel. Each time the truck guns its engine, the boy runs past another minority who sprint along in terror. Eventually they’re trapped in an alley without an exit. The kids are as good as dead because obviously being Republican means being bloodthirsty."

Considering we all saw what happened in Charlottesville -- and that's basically aligned with Republican ideology these days -- I'd say the ad sounds accurate.

You are FOS and you know it.

I know what I saw. You can gaslight all you want, but anyone who supports Trump and Gillespie at this point is a racist. 100%. Own it. Stop crying like a little bitch when it's pointed out to others. You sound like one of those Nazis upset that they got fired from their jobs -- they got all confused and thought they were a victim of something.

I wish I could dox you right here, right now.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How can anyone really defend this ad?

Absolutely reprehensible. Just when I think liberals can't go any lower, they prove me wrong.

No one does "I'm such a victim" better than a right-winger. Go back to your safe space, you snowflake.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This is the gist of the ad from the above link.

"A young Latino boy runs for his life from a speeding black pickup with a Tea-Party license plate, a Confederate Flag flapping in the wind, and a faceless white man behind the wheel. Each time the truck guns its engine, the boy runs past another minority who sprint along in terror. Eventually they’re trapped in an alley without an exit. The kids are as good as dead because obviously being Republican means being bloodthirsty."

Considering we all saw what happened in Charlottesville -- and that's basically aligned with Republican ideology these days -- I'd say the ad sounds accurate.

You are FOS and you know it.

Anonymous wrote:This is the gist of the ad from the above link.

"A young Latino boy runs for his life from a speeding black pickup with a Tea-Party license plate, a Confederate Flag flapping in the wind, and a faceless white man behind the wheel. Each time the truck guns its engine, the boy runs past another minority who sprint along in terror. Eventually they’re trapped in an alley without an exit. The kids are as good as dead because obviously being Republican means being bloodthirsty."

Considering we all saw what happened in Charlottesville -- and that's basically aligned with Republican ideology these days -- I'd say the ad sounds accurate.

Anonymous wrote:Unbelievable! Suggesting Gillespie supports racists that want to kill minority children? The truck trying to run down the children? Liberals have hit a new low.

Just following the R playbook that goes back to Willie Horton or before (Southern Strategy)