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Yes, Richard Petty -- like Saquon Barkley -- has donated millions to children in need, unlike Nate Bargatze.

True but relative to Trump and the Guthrie abductor, Petty, Bargatze, and Barkley are all saints.

This guy went to Trump's birthday party and people don't like it. Find a way to deal with it.

Exactly.

And there is no moral obligation for them to provide an audience to his comedy, if they don't want to. It would be weird if there was.

Fine. Do you have to broadcast everything you do with a superior air? I bet you do!

Not wanting to see a comedian perform isn't being superior. It's just wanting to do something else instead.

That's a choice at a level you and I make hundreds of times a day. We all choose where to spend our time.

No problem with your first statement at akl. It's the need to announce one's feelings and viewpoints with an air of superiority and smugness ad nauseum that has taken hold of social media.

NP. I dont think you understand what smug and superior means if you think its evidenced in the posts above. you are projecting.

LOL. Your condescension is showing. This thread is full of posts reeking of "we're better than you."

Why don't you stand up for yourself and push back against this criminal in chief that's ripping off you, me, and the entire country. It's not a matter of better or worse. Have some respect for yourself and your family and your country. You don't need to be tolerating people that are tolerating this grift. Are you in on it or something?

I'm not going to spend every day of my life trying to get rid of Trump and those who support him in the way you like. I vote for candidates who share my views--focusing on the needs of kids living in poverty and those with special needs. I don't think bashing Nate B. on this thread is accomplishing anything worthwhile.

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Yes, Richard Petty -- like Saquon Barkley -- has donated millions to children in need, unlike Nate Bargatze.

True but relative to Trump and the Guthrie abductor, Petty, Bargatze, and Barkley are all saints.

This guy went to Trump's birthday party and people don't like it. Find a way to deal with it.

Exactly.

And there is no moral obligation for them to provide an audience to his comedy, if they don't want to. It would be weird if there was.

Fine. Do you have to broadcast everything you do with a superior air? I bet you do!

Not wanting to see a comedian perform isn't being superior. It's just wanting to do something else instead.

That's a choice at a level you and I make hundreds of times a day. We all choose where to spend our time.

No problem with your first statement at akl. It's the need to announce one's feelings and viewpoints with an air of superiority and smugness ad nauseum that has taken hold of social media.

NP. I dont think you understand what smug and superior means if you think its evidenced in the posts above. you are projecting.

LOL. Your condescension is showing. This thread is full of posts reeking of "we're better than you."

Why don't you stand up for yourself and push back against this criminal in chief that's ripping off you, me, and the entire country. It's not a matter of better or worse. Have some respect for yourself and your family and your country. You don't need to be tolerating people that are tolerating this grift. Are you in on it or something?

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Yes, Richard Petty -- like Saquon Barkley -- has donated millions to children in need, unlike Nate Bargatze.

True but relative to Trump and the Guthrie abductor, Petty, Bargatze, and Barkley are all saints.

This guy went to Trump's birthday party and people don't like it. Find a way to deal with it.

Exactly.

And there is no moral obligation for them to provide an audience to his comedy, if they don't want to. It would be weird if there was.

Fine. Do you have to broadcast everything you do with a superior air? I bet you do!

Not wanting to see a comedian perform isn't being superior. It's just wanting to do something else instead.

That's a choice at a level you and I make hundreds of times a day. We all choose where to spend our time.

No problem with your first statement at akl. It's the need to announce one's feelings and viewpoints with an air of superiority and smugness ad nauseum that has taken hold of social media.

NP. I dont think you understand what smug and superior means if you think its evidenced in the posts above. you are projecting.

LOL. Your condescension is showing. This thread is full of posts reeking of "we're better than you."

Are we better than people that are supporting a pedo adjacent comedian? A pedo supporter? A person that supports Trump and all
Of his horrible crimes?

Yes, of course. That doesn’t make us great, it’s a reallly really low bar.

I am also better than the people that write love letters to serial killers and folks that don’t wash their hands after going to the bathroom. Does that make me condescending?

There's one consistent element in all those interactions, PP. I'm not sure this is a problem with the other posters.

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Yes, Richard Petty -- like Saquon Barkley -- has donated millions to children in need, unlike Nate Bargatze.

True but relative to Trump and the Guthrie abductor, Petty, Bargatze, and Barkley are all saints.

This guy went to Trump's birthday party and people don't like it. Find a way to deal with it.

Exactly.

And there is no moral obligation for them to provide an audience to his comedy, if they don't want to. It would be weird if there was.

Fine. Do you have to broadcast everything you do with a superior air? I bet you do!

Not wanting to see a comedian perform isn't being superior. It's just wanting to do something else instead.

That's a choice at a level you and I make hundreds of times a day. We all choose where to spend our time.

No problem with your first statement at akl. It's the need to announce one's feelings and viewpoints with an air of superiority and smugness ad nauseum that has taken hold of social media.

NP. I dont think you understand what smug and superior means if you think its evidenced in the posts above. you are projecting.

LOL. Your condescension is showing. This thread is full of posts reeking of "we're better than you."

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:
Yes, Richard Petty -- like Saquon Barkley -- has donated millions to children in need, unlike Nate Bargatze.

True but relative to Trump and the Guthrie abductor, Petty, Bargatze, and Barkley are all saints.

This guy went to Trump's birthday party and people don't like it. Find a way to deal with it.

Exactly.

And there is no moral obligation for them to provide an audience to his comedy, if they don't want to. It would be weird if there was.

Fine. Do you have to broadcast everything you do with a superior air? I bet you do!

Not wanting to see a comedian perform isn't being superior. It's just wanting to do something else instead.

That's a choice at a level you and I make hundreds of times a day. We all choose where to spend our time.

No problem with your first statement at akl. It's the need to announce one's feelings and viewpoints with an air of superiority and smugness ad nauseum that has taken hold of social media.

NP. I dont think you understand what smug and superior means if you think its evidenced in the posts above. you are projecting.

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Yes, Richard Petty -- like Saquon Barkley -- has donated millions to children in need, unlike Nate Bargatze.

True but relative to Trump and the Guthrie abductor, Petty, Bargatze, and Barkley are all saints.

This guy went to Trump's birthday party and people don't like it. Find a way to deal with it.

Exactly.

And there is no moral obligation for them to provide an audience to his comedy, if they don't want to. It would be weird if there was.

Fine. Do you have to broadcast everything you do with a superior air? I bet you do!

The majority of people are superior to Donald Trump. You're probably one of them so be proud of yourself. He's a morally ugly crook of a human being. Attempting to be superior to that is a good thing.

I'm not a Trump supporter at all. I just don't need to include his name and behavior in all of my posts, opinions, and actions.

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Yes, Richard Petty -- like Saquon Barkley -- has donated millions to children in need, unlike Nate Bargatze.

True but relative to Trump and the Guthrie abductor, Petty, Bargatze, and Barkley are all saints.

This guy went to Trump's birthday party and people don't like it. Find a way to deal with it.

Exactly.

And there is no moral obligation for them to provide an audience to his comedy, if they don't want to. It would be weird if there was.

Fine. Do you have to broadcast everything you do with a superior air? I bet you do!

Not wanting to see a comedian perform isn't being superior. It's just wanting to do something else instead.

That's a choice at a level you and I make hundreds of times a day. We all choose where to spend our time.

No problem with your first statement at akl. It's the need to announce one's feelings and viewpoints with an air of superiority and smugness ad nauseum that has taken hold of social media.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:
Yes, Richard Petty -- like Saquon Barkley -- has donated millions to children in need, unlike Nate Bargatze.

True but relative to Trump and the Guthrie abductor, Petty, Bargatze, and Barkley are all saints.

This guy went to Trump's birthday party and people don't like it. Find a way to deal with it.

Exactly.

And there is no moral obligation for them to provide an audience to his comedy, if they don't want to. It would be weird if there was.

Fine. Do you have to broadcast everything you do with a superior air? I bet you do!

Not wanting to see a comedian perform isn't being superior. It's just wanting to do something else instead.

That's a choice at a level you and I make hundreds of times a day. We all choose where to spend our time.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:
Yes, Richard Petty -- like Saquon Barkley -- has donated millions to children in need, unlike Nate Bargatze.

True but relative to Trump and the Guthrie abductor, Petty, Bargatze, and Barkley are all saints.

This guy went to Trump's birthday party and people don't like it. Find a way to deal with it.

Exactly.

And there is no moral obligation for them to provide an audience to his comedy, if they don't want to. It would be weird if there was.

Fine. Do you have to broadcast everything you do with a superior air? I bet you do!

Is it superior to not be scum?

Maybe, America has fallen pretty hard.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:
Yes, Richard Petty -- like Saquon Barkley -- has donated millions to children in need, unlike Nate Bargatze.

True but relative to Trump and the Guthrie abductor, Petty, Bargatze, and Barkley are all saints.

This guy went to Trump's birthday party and people don't like it. Find a way to deal with it.

Exactly.

And there is no moral obligation for them to provide an audience to his comedy, if they don't want to. It would be weird if there was.

Fine. Do you have to broadcast everything you do with a superior air? I bet you do!

The majority of people are superior to Donald Trump. You're probably one of them so be proud of yourself. He's a morally ugly crook of a human being. Attempting to be superior to that is a good thing.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:
Yes, Richard Petty -- like Saquon Barkley -- has donated millions to children in need, unlike Nate Bargatze.

True but relative to Trump and the Guthrie abductor, Petty, Bargatze, and Barkley are all saints.

This guy went to Trump's birthday party and people don't like it. Find a way to deal with it.

Exactly.

And there is no moral obligation for them to provide an audience to his comedy, if they don't want to. It would be weird if there was.

Fine. Do you have to broadcast everything you do with a superior air? I bet you do!

(It's the MAGAman again, who calls everyone MAGA indiscriminately. It's his schtick.)

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Yes, Richard Petty -- like Saquon Barkley -- has donated millions to children in need, unlike Nate Bargatze.

True but relative to Trump and the Guthrie abductor, Petty, Bargatze, and Barkley are all saints.

This guy went to Trump's birthday party and people don't like it. Find a way to deal with it.

No surprise that MAGAs would be all up in a tizzy about who does and doesn't visit The White House. Ill never forget the backlash Barkley got for a simple round of golf. So childish.

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Yes, Richard Petty -- like Saquon Barkley -- has donated millions to children in need, unlike Nate Bargatze.

True but relative to Trump and the Guthrie abductor, Petty, Bargatze, and Barkley are all saints.

This guy went to Trump's birthday party and people don't like it. Find a way to deal with it.

Exactly.

And there is no moral obligation for them to provide an audience to his comedy, if they don't want to. It would be weird if there was.