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D.o.S. wrote:

hbombgraphics wrote:and it sucks because nobody is really "pro-life"
Most of the hard core pro life people I know don't care if refugees die and turn their backs to most of the horrible things that happen to the world's children.

What they mean is "Pro - American preferably white- (but really more anti abortion)-life"
It's a longer title but more true

That's what I mean by marketing: if you're not pro-life, you're pro-death, right? That's the implied subtext, but to steal a Bill Hicks bit, no one's crossing arms and blocking cemeteries if they're pro life. It's an exclusive term: there's no ambiguity when someone says they're pro life, because "pro life' is only used to say that you're anti abortion.

Pro choice is cut from a similar cloth, but it's not quite as good.


Jeb Bush is probably the most qualified, insofar as he's got two immediate family members who have held the office. Viva Nepotism.

Faldoe wrote:
Trump literally just insults people and strings a bunch of things together to construct an answer to a question, which doesn't really address the question. Then he says he'll make "America great again" and people eat it up. Amazing.

Iommic Pope wrote:Rockso is almost as cool as David Lee Roth, but DLR pulls out ahead for being a qualified and working paramedic.
I think that's awesome.

Black, who said his site receives a million unique visitors a month, said Trump has helped drive a steady increase in traffic in recent months – including 30-40 percent spikes when the businessman makes news on immigration or Muslims – that is compelling him to upgrade his servers.

Rachel Pendergraft, a spokeswoman for the Arkansas-based Knights Party, which considers itself the national standard-bearer for the KKK, said the group encourages its members to engage with their communities through apolitical volunteer work and, at the right moment, steer conversation toward race and “white genocide.”

Trump, she said, has offered KKK members a prime opportunity to feel out potential recruits on their racial attitudes. “Right now he is a major talking point. He is in the news a lot.”

Duke, a former grand wizard of the KKK and perhaps the most notorious racist intellectual in the United States, said Trump, a successful businessman and the subject of nonstop media coverage, has given Americans license to more openly voice their racial animus.

“He’s made it ok to talk about these incredible concerns of European Americans today, because I think European Americans know they are the only group that can’t defend their own essential interests and their point of view,” Duke said. “He’s meant a lot for the human rights of European Americans.”

Iommic Pope wrote:Right. Well, that's scared the shit out of me.
But, surely someone will go mainstream media with the revelation that "Trump is Docking Cocks with the KKK" (best headline I ever wrote) and it'll be game over for presidency hopes, surely?
I know that he can always play the denial card and "no direct association", but the fact he speaks so directly to THAT demographic would be enough to bring out ordinarily non-voting, non-white-and-idiotic, swathes of the population, yes?

Iommic Pope wrote:Right. Well, that's scared the shit out of me.
But, surely someone will go mainstream media with the revelation that "Trump is Docking Cocks with the KKK" (best headline I ever wrote) and it'll be game over for presidency hopes, surely?
I know that he can always play the denial card and "no direct association", but the fact he speaks so directly to THAT demographic would be enough to bring out ordinarily non-voting, non-white-and-idiotic, swathes of the population, yes?

Iommic Pope wrote:Right. Well, that's scared the shit out of me.
But, surely someone will go mainstream media with the revelation that "Trump is Docking Cocks with the KKK" (best headline I ever wrote) and it'll be game over for presidency hopes, surely?
I know that he can always play the denial card and "no direct association", but the fact he speaks so directly to THAT demographic would be enough to bring out ordinarily non-voting, non-white-and-idiotic, swathes of the population, yes?

SALISBURY, MD—Repeating identical comments he had made in June, July, August, September, and twice in November, increasingly nervous local man Aaron Howe responded to Donald Trump’s call to ban Muslims from entering the U.S. Monday by once again stating this would be the end of the Republican frontrunner’s campaign, sources confirmed. “Well, that’s it—you just can’t say those kinds of things and expect to be taken seriously any longer,” said an anxious Howe, his voice quavering slightly as he spoke aloud the very same words he had previously uttered in reaction to remarks about Mexicans, women, the disabled, former POW John McCain, and a number of other targeted parties. “That’s the final nail in the coffin right there. There’s no way he’s coming back from this one.” At press time, a visibly tense Howe was steadily amassing the angst and exasperation that would be unleashed in his seventh expletive-filled exclamation of the year when he catches sight of the newest set of GOP poll numbers.

Iommic Pope wrote:Soooooo, "flip a coin" is basically what you're saying there?