The Klartext Landfill for Absurd, Ignorant, and Deplorable Posts VI

[Atlas Has Shrugged]

How bout naming it for Tony for unironically thinking "T***p" is actually clever?

Antonio is an infinitely better poster than you.

I don't disagree, but "T***p" is f--king stupid. It serves no purpose, isn't that clever of a "nickname" (if you can even call it that), and plays right into the hands of the "liberals are entitled snowflakes who can't handle the real world" narrative.

I just think it's dumb and being used as a battering ram like most bad jokes are.

[Badger]

Nice. that's my phone's voice translator at work.

My only offense here is that cranberry would never, even if it at his oldest and bitterest, turn the kind of horrid human being kraz an is.

Ohhh, is this why your messages keep using the word "comma" instead of actual comma? Because that would make a lot more sense.

Exactamundo, ma'am. And my apologies to anyone else here occasionally having to translate through my weird phone-translated syntax.

[Antonio the Sixth]

How bout naming it for Tony for unironically thinking "T***p" is actually clever?

Antonio is an infinitely better poster than you.

I don't disagree, but "T***p" is f--king stupid. It serves no purpose, isn't that clever of a "nickname" (if you can even call it that), and plays right into the hands of the "liberals are entitled snowflakes who can't handle the real world" narrative.

Well, I am an entitled snowflake who can't handle the real world, but I'm not a liberal.

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

It's somewhat odd to see so many american democrats here rooting for corbyn, who is far far to the left of the democratic party. May is left of even hillary on some issues, yet many people who voted for hillary are pulling for corbyn.

[AtorBoltox]

It's somewhat odd to see so many american democrats here rooting for corbyn, who is far far to the left of the democratic party. May is left of even hillary on some issues, yet many people who voted for hillary are pulling for corbyn.

If May was American she wouldn't have voted in the last election as Jill Stein was too conservative for her

[Mr. Smith]

Holy f-ck, angus actually is that legitimately clueless. So embarrassing.

Tbf, Hagrid was right in that case.

He really wasn't.

[Atlas Has Shrugged]

Holy f-ck, angus actually is that legitimately clueless. So embarrassing.

Tbf, Hagrid was right in that case.

He really wasn't.

Hagrid is never right.

[This account no longer in use.]

After re-reading it, you guys were right. Never mind.

[SUSAN CRUSHBONE]

Holy f-ck, angus actually is that legitimately clueless. So embarrassing.

Tbf, Hagrid was right in that case.

He really wasn't.

he really was

[Kingpoleon]

After re-reading it, you guys were right. Never mind.

He literally criticized angus. That is the Unforgivable Sin.

[Devout Centrist]

Lmao. I love how the AAD cult is trying to turn Tony against Virginia (and failing entirely) because you can't handle the fact that one of your echo chamber's idols was a total douche who wasn't even that good of a poster.

Uh...

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

304: Sandoval/Ernst
250(194+Canada): Clinton/Harper
30: Liberal

[mencken]

304: Sandoval/Ernst
250(194+Canada): Clinton/Harper
30: Liberal

At least he did not color Minnesota blue for no apparent reason.

[This account no longer in use.]

304: Sandoval/Ernst
250(194+Canada): Clinton/Harper
30: Liberal

That post is over two months old lmao

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

304: Sandoval/Ernst
250(194+Canada): Clinton/Harper
30: Liberal

That post is over two months old lmao

It's in a recently bumped thread so I just noticed it.

[Kingpoleon]

304: Sandoval/Ernst
250(194+Canada): Clinton/Harper
30: Liberal

IIRC, that thread was talking about how most people in the party that elected Stephen Harper would be Democrats somehow. I posted that to satirize that point.

[Santander]

IIRC, that thread was talking about how most people in the party that elected Stephen Harper would be Democrats somehow. I posted that to satirize that point.

Bernie is to the right of Stephen Harper.

[MASHED POTATOES. VOTE!]

IIRC, that thread was talking about how most people in the party that elected Stephen Harper would be Democrats somehow. I posted that to satirize that point.

Bernie is to the right of Stephen Harper.

In Canada, Bernie would be a modern day Maurice Duplessis!

[Okay, maybe Mike Johnson is a competent parliamentarian.]

IIRC, that thread was talking about how most people in the party that elected Stephen Harper would be Democrats somehow. I posted that to satirize that point.

Bernie is to the right of Stephen Harper.

In Canada, Bernie would be a modern day Maurice Duplessis!

Stockwell Day would be too far left for the Symbionese Liberation Army.

[The world will shine with light in our nightmare]

MT, I'm not going to derail that thread with discussion of other countries' politics, so I'll ask you here.  Why is it that you dislike Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren, but like Jeremy Corbyn as well as far-right wingers in the US?  All the politicians you like range from the far, far ends of the spectrum.  It's... a bit of an anomaly.

[Technocracy Timmy]

^ Foreign policy maybe? If I remember right he changed his avatar from blue to orange after Trump bombed that Syrian air base. Sanders and Warren are much more interventionist than Corbyn. Of course this doesn't explain his support for the Republican Party as a whole in the United States.

[DavidB.]

I think he's also pro-life, and in a country like the UK, as opposed to the U.S., that's not an issue anymore either way, so might as well vote Labour.

Anyway, Klartext is obviously completely right about Corbyn.

[OSR stands with Israel]

What is with Kingpoleon and the south going democratic in every what if.

309: Wesley Clark/Mary Landrieu - 50.7%
229: George W. Bush/Dick Cheney - 46.2%

350: Governor Richard Hanna/Former NSA Condoleeza Rice - 53.0%
188: President Wesley Clark/Vice President Mary Landrieu - 44.9%

293: President Richard Hanna/Vice President Condoleeza Rice- 49.1%
245: Governor Paul Wellstone/Senator Evan Bayh - 45.2%

291: Senator Evan Bayh/Governor Harold Ford, Jr. - 48.0%
247: Governor Meg Whitman/Senator Richard Tisei - 47.2%

[Beet]

I definitely wouldn't have supported Blair, Brown or Miliband in the UK, I just liked Corbyn and many of his policy proposals (and May being the nominee of the Conservative Party certainly didn't help). There are many differences between Corbyn and the Democratic Party in the US, so let's not act as if this in any way comparable.

They all involve Corbyn being even more economically progressive and foreign-policy dovish than the Democrats, which would still put the Democrats closer to Corbyn than any other party than the Greens.

[Okay, maybe Mike Johnson is a competent parliamentarian.]

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