Oh, look! There's a waiting list of Rocketts who really WANT to perform at the inauguration.
That's hardly forcing someone.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...uguration.html
Progbots always think they speak for everyone else. They think their word is LAW! and have no concept of anyone else having a contrary opinion.Originally Posted by Bann
Oh, look! There's a waiting list of Rocketts who really WANT to perform at the inauguration.
That's hardly forcing someone.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...uguration.html
"Too much agreement kills a chat."
~Eldridge Cleaver
This country is pretty much evenly divided between D&R's.
If you are in the entertainment business what is so smart about pissing off half of your customers.
There are many people who are just as adamant supporters of Trump as there are others who are adamant haters.
Just do your fricking job and keep your mouth shut.
If I were secret Service I wouldn't let this woman within a mile of any Trump Inaugural event.
If she is stupid enough to tweet this BS who knows what she will do?
her boss should tell the precious snowflake, " Phoebe we are making some changes around here and You don't fit in with the changes "
Proud to be a cereal comma user.
Feminists Think Ivanka Had It Coming When A Guy Harassed Her On A Plane
Feminists not only have zero sympathy for Ivanka, but think the soon-to-be First Daughter had it coming. After all, her father's politics aren't left, and therefore are intolerable.
First up, we have Guardian columnist Queen of Pearl Clutching Jessica Valenti.
"Ivanka will arguably be the most powerful woman in the world, counseling the most dangerous leader. She can handle some IRL criticism," wrote Valenti.
"You don't get to power an administration that's going to hurt people's health, lives and families & not hear back from those people," added the feminist, engaging in what her clan calls victim-blaming.
And the most ironic: "Also, it's infantilizing & sexist to argue that Ivanka should be shielded from public criticism."
and if some GOP'r or Tea Party member had gotten in Malika or Chelsea's face on a plane .... progbots would be
Never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity.
- Robert J. Hanlon.
“There is a deeply anti-democratic undercurrent to much of the criticism of the new president, borne aloft by an assumption that democracy is too important to be left to the voters.”
And if a statue can oppress you, then I submit that you have greater issues. - A West.
Nate Silver FAILS on Election Predictions; becomes INTERNET TROLL!
FiveThirtyEight website’s Nate Silver is apparently still sore from his inaccurate ‘prediction’ that Hillary was going to be elected and that Donald Trump had no chance of winning. Silver released some of his frustration over Twitter on Friday by mocking President-elect Donald Trump’s call for expanded nuclear capabilities by predicting what all-out nuclear war could do to the electoral map.
Here’s what the electoral map would look like if only people who weren’t burnt to a crisp in the nuclear holocaust voted. pic.twitter.com/MsrkuOjZWi
— Nate Silver (@NateSilver538) December 23, 2016
Never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity.
- Robert J. Hanlon.
“There is a deeply anti-democratic undercurrent to much of the criticism of the new president, borne aloft by an assumption that democracy is too important to be left to the voters.”
And if a statue can oppress you, then I submit that you have greater issues. - A West.
"Liberals claim to want to give a hearing to other views, but then are shocked and offended to discover that there are other views."
William F. Buckley, Jr.
Which part of "...shall not be infringed." do you not understand?
Exactly
"Too much agreement kills a chat."
~Eldridge Cleaver
they drive fellow students out ...
“Nobody has the right to an opinion of bigotry. 0 tolerance for fascists!” one comment said, according to Philly.com.
“Why y’all doing this free labor for white supremacists tho,” another said. Students on Moritz’s floor held a meeting about the content of her post, and after a discussion, she took it down entirely.
Moritz told the English House Gazette, a Bryn Mawr student blog, that a low point came when she was approached by a peer mentor in her dorm, who instead of offering support began to vilify her. The peer mentor said Moritz had “personally attacked” other students by expressing support for Trump.
Moritz told Philly.com the response was so hostile she ended up calling a suicide hotline for support. Later, she visited a campus counselor, who she says wasn’t very helpful.
“She basically defended the people who had said mean things to me,” she told the English House Gazette.
Read more: http://dailycaller.com/2016/12/23/co...#ixzz4TwitJBGC
Never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity.
- Robert J. Hanlon.
“There is a deeply anti-democratic undercurrent to much of the criticism of the new president, borne aloft by an assumption that democracy is too important to be left to the voters.”
And if a statue can oppress you, then I submit that you have greater issues. - A West.
Yay! I learned a new word - "proglodyte".
They only get away with this crap because we let them. This girl's parents need to step in and support their daughter, raise hell with the indoctrination camp...uh, I mean, school. Parents across America need to stop sending their kids to these cult compounds as well - are you serious, you're going to spend $40k+ per year to have your kid turned into Hitler Youth? Why would anyone do that?
"Too much agreement kills a chat."
~Eldridge Cleaver
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