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Does this name have any significance other than what you said here and what they say in this article?
by spxtr 7y ago
Does this name have any significance other than what you said here and what they say in this article?
- peanutgal2600 7y agoIn 2003 Republicans threw a bunch of dark money to recall a democratically elected governor, Gray Davis, and replace him with a son of a nazi, Arnold Schwarzaneger, a bad actor, as governor. Really. Republicans, especially out of state Mormons opposed to gay marriage), spent a few hundred million dollars when they saw the chance to invalidate our hippy vote and .. replace our chosen governor with .. An aryan son of a nazi. I'm not creative enough to make this up. Turns out it only takes about $200m to invalidate an election and replace a real lawmaker with Kindergarten Cop. It was the second biggest theft in our political history, second only to that crying alcoholic fratboy Brett Kavanaugh, who was installed by the Republicans refusing to do their job for a year and a half and process Obama's final Supreme Court nominee, Merrick Garland. Governor + Terminator == Gubernator.
- rat9988 7y agoI'm not sure being an aryan or son of a nazi is a crime of any sort.
- peanutgal2600 7y agoIt shows intent, and also tries to give more context behind the simultaneously humorous and negative connotation behind the name. The name itself is a reference to an understanding that in the USA money, violence, and corruption required to be in politics. The son of a nazi reference really needs to be there, as it highlights the Nazi element of the Republican party. They didn't just steal the governorship from a bunch of hippies, they replaced a democratically elected governor with "the aryan ideal", accent and racist lineage et al, to prove a point: Californians are second class Americans, white christians only. The Gubernator does not take votes. The Gubernator terminates democracy.