Scorecard. Are there Trump Supporters and/or Conservatives on tSwill?

Seems like a liberal safe space to me?

They all left

There's a couple I think.

Side note. Not supporting Trump doesn't make you politically liberal.

TrapperGus wrote:Seems like a liberal safe space to me?

I told Guest 5+ years ago when his racist, bigoted christian sexual predator hero was elected that it was gonna be a long 4 years for fragile people at tSwill.

I was wrong.

He didn't make it 4 years.

kingstonlake wrote:There's a couple I think.

Side note. Not supporting Trump doesn't make you politically liberal.

Noted, changed question to include Conservatives

Other Teams Pursuing That wrote:They all left

Well now RQA is visiting from time to time.

I'm not sure what he is other than a troll.

TrapperGus wrote:

Other Teams Pursuing That wrote:They all left

Well now RQA is visiting from time to time.

I'm not sure what he is other than a troll.

I don't like having to defend RQA, but he seems to genuinely believe in the positions he posts. I wish he'd be more intellectually honest and less evasive when I question his views, but I don't think he's just trolling.

Pervis Muldoon wrote:

TrapperGus wrote:

Well now RQA is visiting from time to time.

I'm not sure what he is other than a troll.

I don't like having to defend RQA, but he seems to genuinely believe in the positions he posts.  I wish he'd be more intellectually honest and less evasive when I question his views, but I don't think he's just trolling.  

Okay, much of his behavior is just putting provocative headlines on a thread and then mostly not responding to discussion of the topic he starts the thread on, what to call that?

TrapperGus wrote:

kingstonlake wrote:There's a couple I think.

Side note. Not supporting Trump doesn't make you politically liberal.

Noted, changed question to include Conservatives

between church, KKK rallies and murdering people at BLM protests, they don't have a ton of time to hang out at message boards.

Robert J Sakimano wrote:

TrapperGus wrote:

Noted, changed question to include Conservatives

between church, KKK rallies and murdering people at BLM protests, they don't have a ton of time to hang out at message boards.

Don't forget all the planning sessions to kidnap Governors and overthrow elections.

TrapperGus wrote:

Robert J Sakimano wrote: between church, KKK rallies and murdering people at BLM protests, they don't have a ton of time to hang out at message boards.

Don't forget all the planning sessions to kidnap Governors and overthrow elections.

yep.

And violent insurrection.

They've been busy.

TrapperGus wrote:

Pervis Muldoon wrote:

I don't like having to defend RQA, but he seems to genuinely believe in the positions he posts.  I wish he'd be more intellectually honest and less evasive when I question his views, but I don't think he's just trolling.  

Okay, much of his behavior is just putting provocative headlines on a thread and then mostly not responding to discussion of the topic he starts the thread on, what to call that?

rQa

The Pantry claims to be a conservative. But, he like to discuss yelling at McDonald's employees more than politics these days.

maybe they're all busy whining about how bad their lives are instead of doing something about it?

Robert J Sakimano wrote:maybe they're all busy whining about how bad their lives are instead of doing something about it?

Michigan republicans are now whining about Governor Whitmer not protecting them from covid.

Jake from State Farm wrote:

Robert J Sakimano wrote:maybe they're all busy whining about how bad their lives are instead of doing something about it?

Michigan republicans are now whining about Governor Whitmer not protecting them from covid.

rQa kind of disappeared after I asked about the Constitution.

Probably just a coincidence.

NigelUno wrote:rQa kind of disappeared after I asked about the Constitution.

Probably just a coincidence.

The whole "well regulated militia" as they bitch about activist judges usually ends any strict constitutionalist talk.

NigelUno wrote:The Pantry claims to be a conservative. But, he like to discuss yelling at McDonald's employees more than politics these days.

No, he doesn't really claim that. He says he's "slightly right of center". He may have a skewed sense of what center is, but that's what he claims. However, I think his political position can best be described as, "OwnTheLibsism". That seems to be what he cares about.

But Trapper is right that this is a liberal echo chamber--err, I mean safe space.

MiamiSpartan wrote:

NigelUno wrote:The Pantry claims to be a conservative.  But, he like to discuss yelling at McDonald's employees more than politics these days.  

No, he doesn't really claim that.  He says he's "slightly right of center".  He may have a skewed sense of what center is, but that's what he claims.  However, I think his political position can best be described as, "OwnTheLibsism".  That seems to be what he cares about.

But Trapper is right that this is a liberal echo chamber--err, I mean safe space.

I suspect that the right wing folks have a hard time defending the hate, the racism, the bigotry, the misogyny, the violence, the anti-America sentiment, etc.

but we sure know who they vote for on Election Day.

And therein lies their predicament. That's what drives them insane - we know who they are, they know who they are. They also know they can't justify it without proving everything we know about them to be true.

they find comfort in their bubble, their safe space, the mainstream media, etc. Those entities provide them with a sense of acceptance, contentment, etc., that the general American landscape doesn't.

Robert J Sakimano wrote:

MiamiSpartan wrote:

No, he doesn't really claim that.  He says he's "slightly right of center".  He may have a skewed sense of what center is, but that's what he claims.  However, I think his political position can best be described as, "OwnTheLibsism".  That seems to be what he cares about.

But Trapper is right that this is a liberal echo chamber--err, I mean safe space.

I suspect that the right wing folks have a hard time defending the hate, the racism, the bigotry, the misogyny, the violence, the anti-America sentiment, etc.

but we sure know who they vote for on Election Day.

And therein lies their predicament. That's what drives them insane - we know who they are, they know who they are. They also know they can't justify it without proving everything we know about them to be true.

they find comfort in their bubble, their safe space, the mainstream media, etc. Those entities provide them with a sense of acceptance, contentment, etc., that the general American landscape doesn't.

Was going to say something similar but you nailed it. This isn't a lib safe space, MAGAs have come in here and their takes are usually so laughable they get run off. You have to believe in an alternate reality to hold some of those views or just be an open racist.

Most of the stuff about economy (inflation, spending, etc) are just horse shit at this point and they know it. The debt, deficit and spending goes on whenever their team holds power.

Pervis Muldoon wrote:

I don't like having to defend RQA, but he seems to genuinely believe in the positions he posts. I wish he'd be more intellectually honest and less evasive when I question his views, but I don't think he's just trolling.

Thanks for the support Pervis.

Of course I believe the opinions I post here. Not sure what you mean by "intellectually honest". If I seem evasive when you question my views it is usually because it's a question that you have asked me countless times before and you already know the answer to.

The leftists here generally don't want to discuss issues or topics. They simply wish to spew what can only be considered leftist propaganda. For example see Sak's post just above this one.

I don't put you in that camp.

steveschneider wrote:

Robert J Sakimano wrote:
I suspect that the right wing folks have a hard time defending the hate, the racism, the bigotry, the misogyny, the violence, the anti-America sentiment, etc.

but we sure know who they vote for on Election Day.

And therein lies their predicament. That's what drives them insane - we know who they are, they know who they are. They also know they can't justify it without proving everything we know about them to be true.

they find comfort in their bubble, their safe space, the mainstream media, etc. Those entities provide them with a sense of acceptance, contentment, etc., that the general American landscape doesn't.

Was going to say something similar but you nailed it. This isn't a lib safe space, MAGAs have come in here and their takes are usually so laughable they get run off. You have to believe in an alternate reality to hold some of those views or just be an open racist.

Most of the stuff about economy (inflation, spending, etc) are just horse shit at this point and they know it. The debt, deficit and spending goes on whenever their team holds power.

yep - the racist, bigoted christian sexual predator and the GOP provide these people with the opportunity to finally be exactly who they are, without apologies.

RQA wrote:

Pervis Muldoon wrote:

I don't like having to defend RQA, but he seems to genuinely believe in the positions he posts. I wish he'd be more intellectually honest and less evasive when I question his views, but I don't think he's just trolling.

Thanks for the support Pervis.

Of course I believe the opinions I post here. Not sure what you mean by "intellectually honest". If I seem evasive when you question my views it is usually because it's a question that you have asked me countless times before and you already know the answer to.

The leftists here generally don't want to discuss issues or topics. They simply wish to spew what can only be considered leftist propaganda. For example see Sak's post just above this one.

I don't put you in that camp.

I've responded to several of your posts.

You're equating conservative with Republican. Worse, you're associating Republican with "Trump supporter."

I mean... with dumb takes like that, how could this not be a liberal echo chamber?

Bredo Morstoel wrote:You're equating conservative with Republican. Worse, you're associating Republican with "Trump supporter."

I mean... with dumb takes like that, how could this not be a liberal echo chamber?

Trump owns the party. As long as he stays in good health he'll be back and you'll see.

steveschneider wrote:

Bredo Morstoel wrote:You're equating conservative with Republican.  Worse, you're associating Republican with "Trump supporter."

I mean... with dumb takes like that, how could this not be a liberal echo chamber?

Trump owns the party. As long as he stays in good health he'll be back and you'll see.

I'm all for republicans celebrating the racist, bigoted christian sexual predator and embracing his crime, corruption, violence and racist, bigoted, misogynistic history.

they're embracing a bloated sack of putrid filth who was impeached (twice), lost the popular vote (twice), lost the House, lost the Senate.. all in less than four years. His personal attorney is in prison, his campaign manager was in prison, most people in his orbit are charged with felonies or been indicted.. he's going to be indicted and in prison if his lord and savior doesn't call him home to the kingdom of god beforehand.

Live it up, christian patriots.   

steveschneider wrote:

Bredo Morstoel wrote:You're equating conservative with Republican. Worse, you're associating Republican with "Trump supporter."

I mean... with dumb takes like that, how could this not be a liberal echo chamber?

Trump owns the party. As long as he stays in good health he'll be back and you'll see.

That has nothing to do with what I said.

Bredo Morstoel wrote:

steveschneider wrote:

Trump owns the party. As long as he stays in good health he'll be back and you'll see.

That has nothing to do with what I said.

Where have you been the last six years? Get with it man.

RQA wrote:

Pervis Muldoon wrote:

I don't like having to defend RQA, but he seems to genuinely believe in the positions he posts. I wish he'd be more intellectually honest and less evasive when I question his views, but I don't think he's just trolling.

Thanks for the support Pervis.

Of course I believe the opinions I post here. Not sure what you mean by "intellectually honest". If I seem evasive when you question my views it is usually because it's a question that you have asked me countless times before and you already know the answer to.

The leftists here generally don't want to discuss issues or topics. They simply wish to spew what can only be considered leftist propaganda. For example see Sak's post just above this one.

I don't put you in that camp.

Seems like you didn't want to discuss the Constitution. Does that make you a leftist?

I know Guest is reading this thread..

hi Guest.. I miss you!

I miss LoneWolfSparty.

If we're willing to classify people who enthusiastically voted for Biden as conservatives (and we really should), then we have an abundance. Too many, if anything.

Cameron wrote:If we're willing to classify people who enthusiastically voted for Biden as conservatives (and we really should), then we have an abundance. Too many, if anything.

You voted for Biden. Whether you did it enthusiastically or with your nose plugged it all counts the same!

Cameron wrote:If we're willing to classify people who enthusiastically voted for Biden as conservatives (and we really should), then we have an abundance. Too many, if anything.

I don’t think I’ve “enthusiastically voted in a long time.

NigelUno wrote:

Seems like you didn't want to discuss the Constitution.  Does that make you a leftist?  

Is the topic the Constitution?

Cameron wrote:If we're willing to classify people who enthusiastically voted for Biden as conservatives (and we really should), then we have an abundance. Too many, if anything.

I enthusiastically voted for Biden.

It was him or a racist, bigoted christian sexual predator with an immense hatred for America and traditional American values.

Regardless of the media's portrayal of it, to me, the choice was clear and I was enthusiastic about it.

(I suspect that upsets some people).

Robert J Sakimano wrote:

Cameron wrote:If we're willing to classify people who enthusiastically voted for Biden as conservatives (and we really should), then we have an abundance. Too many, if anything.

I enthusiastically voted for Biden.

It was him or a racist, bigoted christian sexual predator with an immense hatred for America and traditional American values.

Regardless of the media's portrayal of it, to me, the choice was clear and I was enthusiastic about it.

(I suspect that upsets some people).

I enthusiastically voted against Donald Trump, too. But Biden merely happened to be the only other major-party candidate. The fact that Biden went through the entire nomination and election process without really understanding his own health care position was one of the big drawbacks. He's done some good things as president though, so maybe it'll work out okay.

Pervis Muldoon wrote:

Robert J Sakimano wrote:
I enthusiastically voted for Biden.

It was him or a racist, bigoted christian sexual predator with an immense hatred for America and traditional American values.

Regardless of the media's portrayal of it, to me, the choice was clear and I was enthusiastic about it.

(I suspect that upsets some people).

I enthusiastically voted against Donald Trump, too. But Biden merely happened to be the only other major-party candidate. The fact that Biden went through the entire nomination and election process without really understanding his own health care position was one of the big drawbacks. He's done some good things as president though, so maybe it'll work out okay.

Joe Biden is a great American.

Pervis Muldoon wrote:

Robert J Sakimano wrote:
I enthusiastically voted for Biden.

It was him or a racist, bigoted christian sexual predator with an immense hatred for America and traditional American values.

Regardless of the media's portrayal of it, to me, the choice was clear and I was enthusiastic about it.

(I suspect that upsets some people).

I enthusiastically voted against Donald Trump, too. But Biden merely happened to be the only other major-party candidate. The fact that Biden went through the entire nomination and election process without really understanding his own health care position was one of the big drawbacks. He's done some good things as president though, so maybe it'll work out okay.

I have a different view Biden won the primary because of his view on health care. He wanted to strengthen ACA which resonated with the voters. For some reason voters don’t like universal healthcare/giving up their insurer and the plans the other candidates were rolling out were losers. My take is a lot of voters feel the best pathway to improve our healthcare system is improving ACA.