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<blockquote data-quote="Frank Underwood" data-source="post: 37654" data-attributes="member: 35"><p>You're such a phony. Your talking points are always about Russia, bashing Trump and the people who voted for him, and even bashing people who voted third party. How is that not part of a "tiresome discussion tendency?" Just because more people here agree with you than me doesn't make your discussion points any less formulaic. This forum has become a pro-Democratic Party echo chamber, and anything that challenges that is met with condescension and ridicule. My facts are not "alternative," they are simply facts. A simple Google search can confirm them. Keep playing for the blue team, while bashing everybody else that doesn't. </p><p></p><p>And as for what you think about my "futile voting gesture," I couldn't care less. I gave my vote to the candidate I believed was most deserving of it, and I'm not ashamed of that. I didn't vote for the guy who brags about sexually assaulting women, mocks disabled journalists, uses racist rhetoric against Mexicans, wants to ban Muslims from entering the country, wants to kill the family members of terrorists, and supports repealing Obamacare without an alternative plan in place. I also didn't vote for the woman who was once against gay marriage, who referred to black criminals as "super predators," who never met a war she didn't like, who supported the gutting of welfare in the 90s, who condescends to real progressives, and who bashed Russia for releasing the DNC's emails, yet said we should have tampered with the elections in Palestine back in 2006. </p><p></p><p>Once I gave up playing for a team, I was no longer blinded by the corruption and bad policies on both sides of the aisle. </p><p></p><p></p><p>And I vehemently disagree with you, but I offer my counter points instead of telling you how tiresome your discussion points are. I also never tried to personally shame you for supporting Hillary.</p><p></p><p>But if you feel entitled to express you disagreement by ridiculing me on a personal level, I'm more than happy to start returning the favor.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Frank Underwood, post: 37654, member: 35"] You're such a phony. Your talking points are always about Russia, bashing Trump and the people who voted for him, and even bashing people who voted third party. How is that not part of a "tiresome discussion tendency?" Just because more people here agree with you than me doesn't make your discussion points any less formulaic. This forum has become a pro-Democratic Party echo chamber, and anything that challenges that is met with condescension and ridicule. My facts are not "alternative," they are simply facts. A simple Google search can confirm them. Keep playing for the blue team, while bashing everybody else that doesn't. And as for what you think about my "futile voting gesture," I couldn't care less. I gave my vote to the candidate I believed was most deserving of it, and I'm not ashamed of that. I didn't vote for the guy who brags about sexually assaulting women, mocks disabled journalists, uses racist rhetoric against Mexicans, wants to ban Muslims from entering the country, wants to kill the family members of terrorists, and supports repealing Obamacare without an alternative plan in place. I also didn't vote for the woman who was once against gay marriage, who referred to black criminals as "super predators," who never met a war she didn't like, who supported the gutting of welfare in the 90s, who condescends to real progressives, and who bashed Russia for releasing the DNC's emails, yet said we should have tampered with the elections in Palestine back in 2006. Once I gave up playing for a team, I was no longer blinded by the corruption and bad policies on both sides of the aisle. And I vehemently disagree with you, but I offer my counter points instead of telling you how tiresome your discussion points are. I also never tried to personally shame you for supporting Hillary. But if you feel entitled to express you disagreement by ridiculing me on a personal level, I'm more than happy to start returning the favor. [/QUOTE]
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