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Those 74 million people were quick to taunt the other side for being disappointed in losing the 2016 election, they like to wave flags that say 'fuck your feeli

Those 74 million people were quick to taunt the other side for being disappointed in losing the 2016 election, they like to wave flags that say 'fuck your feelings' as some weird badge of pride. Why again are we supposed to be understanding of them? Perhaps they are, in fact, just jerks and it's okay to say so.

Rapzid 6y ago
I think both sides have a problem with assuming everyone on the other side fits a single mold. Apparently that mold fitting the more radical elements of the other side. Actually, one of the magical things Trump did was prey on a lot of individuals individual desires while getting them to ignore all the stuff he promised to others that they don't agree with. But anyway, just because you voted for somebody doesn't mean you agree with them on everything. That's as true for the left as it is the right.
pnw_hazor 6y ago
Was that before or after many high-level Democrats and Celebrities denounced Trump and committed to resistance on Nov 3, 2015. 4+ years of no-quarter given raging against Trump has set the tone for the future of America. I don't think anyone is going to like that future.
- rootusrootus 6y ago
  So it was only in 2016 that the opposition party decided to drag their feet in any way possible? Not 2010? And it was only in 2016 that the tone was set for America, not when the current sitting president was raging for years about how the previous president was not a real American citizen? Grab a mirror. This has been building for a lot longer than 4 years.
OCASM 6y ago
If the Left didn't want the Right to be mean to them maybe they shouldn't have called them nazis and deplorables.
- TT3351 6y ago
  Pretending Obama wasn't born in America is pretty deplorable
  - sthnblllII 6y ago
    Ruining a teenager's life because he smiled as someone screamed in his face was pretty deplorable. We could do this all day but his point is that Americans have to grow up and start respecting each other.
    - rootusrootus 6y ago
      I'm always struck by how fast the rhetoric shifts when one side loses a big election. How quickly we care about everyone being civil, and respecting one another, when we are no longer holding the position of power.
      - mod 6y ago
        I find this comment interesting simply because it's the exact opposite of my FB feed. People there accuse leftists of calling for civility now that they have won, when they haven't been civil until this moment (their words, not mine)
        rootusrootus 6y ago
        I guess that's the beauty (maybe not quite the right word...) of two large groups of people attacking each other. The odds are good that if you look, you will find someone on the other side saying exactly what you want to record them saying.
    - TT3351 6y ago
      A majority of registered Republicans have told pollsters they believe Obama wasn't born in this country many times since at least 2012. How many Democrats care about the outrage incident you cite, using empirical evidence?
dudul 6y ago
So you're basically saying that we should behave like them and wave 'fuck your feelings' flags as well.

Rapzid 6y ago

I think both sides have a problem with assuming everyone on the other side fits a single mold. Apparently that mold fitting the more radical elements of the other side. Actually, one of the magical things Trump did was prey on a lot of individuals individual desires while getting them to ignore all the stuff he promised to others that they don't agree with. But anyway, just because you voted for somebody doesn't mean you agree with them on everything. That's as true for the left as it is the right.

pnw_hazor 6y ago

Was that before or after many high-level Democrats and Celebrities denounced Trump and committed to resistance on Nov 3, 2015. 4+ years of no-quarter given raging against Trump has set the tone for the future of America. I don't think anyone is going to like that future.

rootusrootus 6y ago
So it was only in 2016 that the opposition party decided to drag their feet in any way possible? Not 2010? And it was only in 2016 that the tone was set for America, not when the current sitting president was raging for years about how the previous president was not a real American citizen? Grab a mirror. This has been building for a lot longer than 4 years.

OCASM 6y ago

If the Left didn't want the Right to be mean to them maybe they shouldn't have called them nazis and deplorables.

TT3351 6y ago
Pretending Obama wasn't born in America is pretty deplorable
- sthnblllII 6y ago
  Ruining a teenager's life because he smiled as someone screamed in his face was pretty deplorable. We could do this all day but his point is that Americans have to grow up and start respecting each other.
  - rootusrootus 6y ago
    I'm always struck by how fast the rhetoric shifts when one side loses a big election. How quickly we care about everyone being civil, and respecting one another, when we are no longer holding the position of power.
    - mod 6y ago
      I find this comment interesting simply because it's the exact opposite of my FB feed. People there accuse leftists of calling for civility now that they have won, when they haven't been civil until this moment (their words, not mine)
      - rootusrootus 6y ago
        I guess that's the beauty (maybe not quite the right word...) of two large groups of people attacking each other. The odds are good that if you look, you will find someone on the other side saying exactly what you want to record them saying.
  - TT3351 6y ago
    A majority of registered Republicans have told pollsters they believe Obama wasn't born in this country many times since at least 2012. How many Democrats care about the outrage incident you cite, using empirical evidence?

dudul 6y ago

So you're basically saying that we should behave like them and wave 'fuck your feelings' flags as well.