Alabama Senate election

[vraiblonde]

Yes. Which shows the level of depravity of the republican party.

This sentence, more than anything you've posted on here, outs you as a mindless partybot. Your "us against them" mentality, coupled with your complete inability to separate a human being from a political party, proves your cult membership. Don't you have anyone who cares enough about you to get you some help?

 

[Sapidus]

You far-left freaks of nature sure don't care much for that thing called "due process"..

Good thing there aren't yet too many of you.

Do you not understand accused? Would you let him hang out with your teenage daughter?

When all the accuser have a similar story like Cosby with the pills, Weinstein with the ribs and massage and Moore with the underage girls when all the stories are similar i tend to believe the accusers

 

[Sapidus]

This sentence, more than anything you've posted on here, outs you as a mindless partybot. Your "us against them" mentality, coupled with your complete inability to separate a human being from a political party, proves your cult membership. Don't you have anyone who cares enough about you to get you some help?

Nice try. You were the one who mentioned the parties and holding their noses to vote for a candidate.

I vote for the person with the most experience, best plans and least criminal activity.

You should try it sometime

 

[steppinthrax]

It's a stunning loss because Democrats generally don't get elected in Alabama.

I don't think Moore's loss had a whole lot to do with those accusations. Moore himself is a loser, an out of touch anachronism. Anyone paying even a slight bit of attention saw this loss coming a mile away. If it weren't for Republican voters wanting to keep that majority, he'd have lost in a landslide. I'm positive that they voted for the Republican, not for Roy Moore.

I agree it was a devastating loss. However, his loss was not 80 to 20 (%) or even 40 to 50, it was 48 to 49. With those margins, if these sexual issues didn't come out, he would probably have won. You also had high minority voter turnout.

 

[steppinthrax]

You far-left freaks of nature sure don't care much for that thing called "due process"..

Good thing there aren't yet too many of you.

There is no "due process". The statute of limitations ran the hell out over 40 years ago. So there is nothing to be done. You far-right bible thumpers keep talking about this "due process", also knowing about these limitations. I guess some will believe it.....

 

[GURPS]

It's a stunning loss because Democrats generally don't get elected in Alabama.

with all the accusations and I had inclination Moore would be elected
But as reported the D's turned out 90% of the voting numbers from 2016 the R's 50%
so 50% of the republicans stayed home, not interested or repelled by Moore

 

[Toxick]

Look at Venezuela Socialism is not tenable - a lesson progressives need to learn

Well, they're not going to learn from that - because Venezuela is not typical. It's a very extreme example of a dismal cluster#### exacerbated by the existence of a sweaty pulsating ballsack of a dictator, who - after he dropped dead way later than he should have - is succeeded by another pendejo retrasado.

You point to Venezuela as your example of socialism, they'll point to some Scandawegian country that appears to have its trains running on time, meatballs in every pot, new Volvos in every driveway, and most of its citizens having good teeth, slim waists, and blonde eyelashes, as proof-positive that Socialism works just fine.



And it does.


In small, homogenous societies where everyone's on board.




The United States is not small.
It's not homogenous.
And everyone is most certainly not on board.

There is way too much self-indulgence, and ravenous greed in the population - and even more in the government - for large scale socialism to do anything but shatter this country, which is already a shell of its former self, into little bitty pieces. It's simply not in our American individualist mindset to economically cooperate on that level. It never has been, and it never will. Even if 1/2 of us are on board, 1/2 is not - and it takes way fewer than half to make socialism a pointless exercise in futility.

Wouldn't it be nice if we all would cooperate though?






Wouldn't it be nice if we all had ponies, crapped chocolate fairy-dust and healthy non-rejectable vital organs grew on trees?

 

[GURPS]

Yes. Which shows the level of depravity of the republican party.

They voted for an accused pedophile ( the accusations are credible to me since they all fit the same MO)

- did you miss the part where the women admitted to FAKING the YEARBOOK Quote ?


It shows the party of family values only cares about power despite, bankruptcy, fraud, sexual harassment, bigotry and racism

Oh I am sorry how many progressives have been fired in the last 3 months for sexual harassment - Democrats convicted of crimes gone to jail ?

 

[vraiblonde]

But as reported the D's turned out 90% of the voting numbers from 2016 the R's 50%
so 50% of the republicans stayed home, not interested or repelled by Moore

Right, but it's not necessarily because of the accusations. Moore has been a polarizing figure in AL for decades, and all because of his own actions and statements. It was because of those things, not necessarily the accusations, that Democrat voters came out in full force against him.

 

[steppinthrax]

Schumer is a royal POS. no doubt of it.

Kinda like when Mcconnell was blocking a SCOTUS pick until a the Presidential election? Oh, and this was when the nominees had not even been dwindled down yet!!!

 

[vraiblonde]

Well, they're not going to learn from that - because Venezuela is not typical. It's a very extreme example of a dismal cluster#### exacerbated by the existence of a sweaty pulsating ballsack of a dictator, who - after he dropped dead way later than he should have - is succeeded by another pendejo retrasado.

You point to Venezuela as your example of socialism, they'll point to some Scandawegian country that appears to have its trains running on time, meatballs in every pot, new Volvos in every driveway, and most of its citizens having good teeth, slim waists, and blonde eyelashes, as proof-positive that Socialism works just fine.



And it does.


In small, homogenous societies where everyone's on board.




The United States is not small.
It's not homogenous.
And everyone is most certainly not on board.

There is way too much self-indulgence, and ravenous greed in the population - and even more in the government - for large scale socialism to do anything but shatter this country, which is already a shell of its former self, into little bitty pieces. It's simply not in our American individualist mindset to economically cooperate on that level. It never has been, and it never will. Even if 1/2 of us are on board, 1/2 is not - and it takes way fewer than half to make socialism a pointless exercise in futility.

Wouldn't it be nice if we all would cooperate though?






Wouldn't it be nice if we all had ponies, crapped chocolate fairy-dust and healthy non-rejectable vital organs grew on trees?

I wish you posted more often. I could read your missives every day, all day.

 

[steppinthrax]

with all the accusations and I had inclination Moore would be elected
But as reported the D's turned out 90% of the voting numbers from 2016 the R's 50%
so 50% of the republicans stayed home, not interested or repelled by Moore

Just to show you, when we actually get out and vote, things will turn around. In my life (as soon as I became legal age) I've always voted. I'm not really sure why many minorities/dems don't vote.

 

[Toxick]

I wish you posted more often. I could read your missives every day, all day.

I do too. But over the past few years my work has been more challenging and demanding giving me fewer breaks and naps. I also now have a substantial commute. So, unfortunately, I don't get to pontificate like I used to.

 

[Gilligan]

Do you not understand accused?

I do. I see false, baseless or weakly supported accusations used as weapons all the time.

 

[Gilligan]

I vote for the person with the most experience, best plans..e

So you obviously never voted for Barry, then.

 

[Gilligan]

You far-right bible thumpers keep talking about this "due process", ..

You've never seen me "thump a bible", sport. Never will either.

So what you are saying is that if someone is accused of something and the statute of limitations has run out, they're automatically guilty as accused. y'all a mess.

 

[Gilligan]

There is way too much self-indulgence, and ravenous greed in the population

Here! here! Although I've more thought of it as just sufficient, not "way too much". ;-p

 

[steppinthrax]

You've never seen me "thump a bible", sport. Never will either.

So what you are saying is that if someone is accused of something and the statute of limitations has run out, they're automatically guilty as accused. y'all a mess.

No,

The accusations happened so long ago. Even if they were true, even if there was lets say a video. Criminal charges could never be brought against him. The limitations for what he's been accused of are between 1 - 3 years in the State of Alabama. 1 year in Maryland. None for Rape, I don't believe he's been accused of rape....

In addition, why don't he just sue them for defamation, I think he has a great case, But that aint happening.

 

[Sapidus]

I do. I see false, baseless or weakly supported accusations used as weapons all the time.

So would you let him hang out at say the mall with your teenage daughters?

 

[steppinthrax]

So would you let him hang out at say the mall with your teenage daughters?

That's a good question, a question that I wanted to ask that Alabama Roy Moore voters focus group that they did recently. The summation of the group's conclusion, "No matter what he did, we still need a Republican in the Senate"....