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> to paint entire segments of our citizens and their legitimate concerns as if they are somehow unreasonable. the dems want to murder babies Now is that hyper

> to paint entire segments of our citizens and their legitimate concerns as if they are somehow unreasonable. the dems want to murder babies Now is that hyperbolic, legitimate, rational reasonable? It is a concerns which our citizens of all stripes have explained repeatedly. > your comment assumes a perfectly functioning system Actually the system is functioning shockingly well in the face of a rabid population hooked on fox/cnn talking heads then voting in bad actors promising to be bad actors. For some absolutely baffling reason the will of the people at this point in time is to elect batshit crazy representitives of all stripes. The best spent dollar of the billion or so spent on a presidential election cycle would be to try and figure out why that is and what you can do to get people to vote in their self interest and not against.

toofy 4y ago
> the dems want to murder babies > Now is that hyperbolic, legitimate, rational reasonable? obviously that is hyperbolic, irrational, and unreasonable. assuming that you’re referring to abortion—those are not babies and it is absurdly hyperbolic to imply that an entire segment (81,268,924 people voted Dem in 2020) that more than 81 Million people want to murder babies. Obviously you can see how ridiculously hyperbolic and irrational your statement is. as for the rest of your comment, it would appear like you agree that we have anything but a perfectly functioning system, even if you chose to ignore the larger obvious systemic problems which have been repeatedly and reasonably addressed by countless rational citizens. so, with that said, even tho it’s clear that you are not engaging at all in good faith, and it would seem you are indeed attempting to paint entire massive segments of our citizens and their absolutely legitimate concerns as if they are all somehow unreasonable—your gp post still assumes a perfectly functioning system, and i believe a very convincing and strong argument can (and has repeatedly) been made that this is not currently the case.
- shapefrog 4y ago
  That is a bad faith attempt to paint entire segments of our citizens and their legitimate concerns as if they are somehow unreasonable.
skinnymuch 4y ago
What? Murder babies? Why are you asking if that’s hyperbolic to say? There’s no significant portion of any population in any part of the world where that isn’t hyperbolic. I concur with the sibling comment. It’s hard to respond to this or my last comment because of how it appears your comments are made in bad faith.

toofy 4y ago

> the dems want to murder babies > Now is that hyperbolic, legitimate, rational reasonable? obviously that is hyperbolic, irrational, and unreasonable. assuming that you’re referring to abortion—those are not babies and it is absurdly hyperbolic to imply that an entire segment (81,268,924 people voted Dem in 2020) that more than 81 Million people want to murder babies. Obviously you can see how ridiculously hyperbolic and irrational your statement is. as for the rest of your comment, it would appear like you agree that we have anything but a perfectly functioning system, even if you chose to ignore the larger obvious systemic problems which have been repeatedly and reasonably addressed by countless rational citizens. so, with that said, even tho it’s clear that you are not engaging at all in good faith, and it would seem you are indeed attempting to paint entire massive segments of our citizens and their absolutely legitimate concerns as if they are all somehow unreasonable—your gp post still assumes a perfectly functioning system, and i believe a very convincing and strong argument can (and has repeatedly) been made that this is not currently the case.

shapefrog 4y ago
That is a bad faith attempt to paint entire segments of our citizens and their legitimate concerns as if they are somehow unreasonable.

skinnymuch 4y ago

What? Murder babies? Why are you asking if that’s hyperbolic to say? There’s no significant portion of any population in any part of the world where that isn’t hyperbolic. I concur with the sibling comment. It’s hard to respond to this or my last comment because of how it appears your comments are made in bad faith.