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Democrat Violence Thread

IndySteel said:
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Too many on the right refuse to vote for a Republican because they don't check all of their boxes leaving them to vote libertarian, independent or not voting at all. Meanwhile the lemmings on the left will be voting multiple times for anyone with a D at the end of their name.

Time to wake up and decide what kind of country you want to live in.
 
******* animal. If that were my daughter this dude would beg for death if I got a hold of him before the cops did.


 
ZonaBurgh said:
Too many on the right refuse to vote for a Republican because they don't check all of their boxes leaving them to vote libertarian, independent or not voting at all. Meanwhile the lemmings on the left will be voting multiple times for anyone with a D at the end of their name.

Time to wake up and decide what kind of country you want to live in.
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Look, it’s already lost. Republicans, both politicians and voters, always have a “red line.” As soon as democrats cross it, republicans suddenly have a new red line. It’s almost comical at this point. It’s why the minority party is basically running the show. If republicans lose congress, meaning both houses, they’ll never have power again. And the way they’ve conducted business since 2025, it’s not looking very good. But that’s what happens when the American public elects you to fix things and you play keystone cops for two years.

Congress’s favorability rating is 10%. You don’t even have to try hard to improve that, yet they’re content to sit back and let judges run the country.

At this point, I have no faith in anyone in government. They may not be on the same team, but none of them are on our team. Most of them are owned by Israel, and conduct business in Israel’s best interest. As long as they can enrich themselves in the process, who cares what happens to the rest of us. And as much as people complain about, they’ll still vote for the same bought and paid for ******** that are keeping us in this mess.
 
Sarge said:
Look, it’s already lost. Republicans, both politicians and voters, always have a “red line.” As soon as democrats cross it, republicans suddenly have a new red line. It’s almost comical at this point. It’s why the minority party is basically running the show. If republicans lose congress, meaning both houses, they’ll never have power again. And the way they’ve conducted business since 2025, it’s not looking very good. But that’s what happens when the American public elects you to fix things and you play keystone cops for two years.

Congress’s favorability rating is 10%. You don’t even have to try hard to improve that, yet they’re content to sit back and let judges run the country.

At this point, I have no faith in anyone in government. They may not be on the same team, but none of them are on our team. Most of them are owned by Israel, and conduct business in Israel’s best interest. As long as they can enrich themselves in the process, who cares what happens to the rest of us. And as much as people complain about, they’ll still vote for the same bought and paid for ******** that are keeping us in this mess.
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While I agree, it still may come down to choosing a RINO that sits on their hands and does nothing, or a socialist that will push their agenda down our throats.
This first gets us nothing, but the second continues this country's downward spiral.
I just can't be complacent given that option.
 
Sarge said:
Look, it’s already lost. Republicans, both politicians and voters, always have a “red line.” As soon as democrats cross it, republicans suddenly have a new red line. It’s almost comical at this point. It’s why the minority party is basically running the show. If republicans lose congress, meaning both houses, they’ll never have power again. And the way they’ve conducted business since 2025, it’s not looking very good. But that’s what happens when the American public elects you to fix things and you play keystone cops for two years.

Congress’s favorability rating is 10%. You don’t even have to try hard to improve that, yet they’re content to sit back and let judges run the country.

At this point, I have no faith in anyone in government. They may not be on the same team, but none of them are on our team. Most of them are owned by Israel, and conduct business in Israel’s best interest. As long as they can enrich themselves in the process, who cares what happens to the rest of us. And as much as people complain about, they’ll still vote for the same bought and paid for ******** that are keeping us in this mess.
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So why not do something about it? Everybody ******* but nobody actually does anything. If someone like AOC can get elected, why can't any of you guys? Until a large group of people starts becoming organised the same way the Marxists do, nothing is going to happen. I'm not talking violence here, I'm talking becoming politically active - get involved in the party, develop networks, find conservative groups that have influence, join them and contribute.
 
Aussie_Steeler said:
So why not do something about it? Everybody ******* but nobody actually does anything. If someone like AOC can get elected, why can't any of you guys? Until a large group of people starts becoming organised the same way the Marxists do, nothing is going to happen. I'm not talking violence here, I'm talking becoming politically active - get involved in the party, develop networks, find conservative groups that have influence, join them and contribute.
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I didn't realise you aren't allowed to mention female dogs.
 
ZonaBurgh said:
Too many on the right refuse to vote for a Republican because they don't check all of their boxes leaving them to vote libertarian, independent or not voting at all. Meanwhile the lemmings on the left will be voting multiple times for anyone with a D at the end of their name.

Time to wake up and decide what kind of country you want to live in.
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At the moment in PA the Dems are on a big gaslighting campaign all over social media encouraging people to write-in the losing 2022 gubernatorial candidate State Sen. Doug Mastriano in the primary election. I think it's an attempt to sow dissention amongst the GOP. Sen. Mastriano was a hard-core anti-abortion candidate who lost bigly.
Supposedly they are upset that there is only one candidate on the GOP ticket. Thing is, the State Treasurer was the only person who announced their candidacy for the governor's race.
As I've said repeatedly on social media, if Sen. Mastriano wanted to run then he could have run.
I was IN the State Committee meeting last year when we voted to endorse Stacy Garrity.
Chairman: "Are there any other nominations from the floor?"
The Floor: <crickets>
 
Aussie_Steeler said:
So why not do something about it? Everybody ******* but nobody actually does anything. If someone like AOC can get elected, why can't any of you guys? Until a large group of people starts becoming organised the same way the Marxists do, nothing is going to happen. I'm not talking violence here, I'm talking becoming politically active - get involved in the party, develop networks, find conservative groups that have influence, join them and contribute.
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But that’s the problem. Too many republicans will not vote for a republican candidate if they don’t check every box said voter is looking for. Republicans think they’re acting principled when in fact they’re just handing victories to democrats. Many simply just don’t vote if they don’t wholly agree with a candidate.
Look, I hate republicans nearly as much as I hate Democrats, but for different reasons. But at this point, you have to vote republican to simply limit the damage democrats can cause. It’s the only worthwhile reason to vote republican, because they damn sure aren’t going to be proactive and do anything meaningful.
 
Sarge said:
But that’s the problem. Too many republicans will not vote for a republican candidate if they don’t check every box said voter is looking for. Republicans think they’re acting principled when in fact they’re just handing victories to democrats. Many simply just don’t vote if they don’t wholly agree with a candidate.
Look, I hate republicans nearly as much as I hate Democrats, but for different reasons. But at this point, you have to vote republican to simply limit the damage democrats can cause. It’s the only worthwhile reason to vote republican, because they damn sure aren’t going to be proactive and do anything meaningful.
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Very well written.
 
Sarge said:
But that’s the problem. Too many republicans will not vote for a republican candidate if they don’t check every box said voter is looking for. Republicans think they’re acting principled when in fact they’re just handing victories to democrats. Many simply just don’t vote if they don’t wholly agree with a candidate.
Look, I hate republicans nearly as much as I hate Democrats, but for different reasons. But at this point, you have to vote republican to simply limit the damage democrats can cause. It’s the only worthwhile reason to vote republican, because they damn sure aren’t going to be proactive and do anything meaningful.
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I'm involved in heated discussions on FB right now with a bunch of gaslit Pubbies.
There is a movement afoot to write-in the previous Pubbie gubernatorial candidate in the primary, a state senator who lost bigly the last time. Folk are allegedly upset that we have only one candidate in the primary, our state treasurer, but the simple fact is that the state senator never announced his candidacy or had petitions signed to get on the primary ballot.
In the past week my FB feed has been full of posts from alleged grassroots groups and pages with remarkably similar ads and graphics to write-in this guy.
Idea being to split the Pubbie vote because the Dems know that a lot of us will stay home in November if their guy doesn't win in the primary.
I'm not smelling grassroots, I'm smelling Astroturf.
Yinz know how I can be a sarcastic smart-*** who makes irrefutable points. I'm having a good time with this.
Sample:
Pubbie Karen: "They stole the election from Doug!"
Burg: "You can't steal an election from someone who's not running."
 
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