Which Poster is More Triggered by Trump

[HI54UNI]

JSO has it long, rambling rants to remind us about his love of all things Hillary. But Jelly has been posting religiously in all the various Trump threads about the Russians, surveillance, etc. And dback is so triggered he left.

So which poster is more triggered by Trump?

[Chizzang]

I feel like I've been snubbed by the selection committee...

[Skjellyfetti]

Someone seems to be triggered by criticism of Trump.

[ALPHAGRIZ1]

GayBack and its not even close, that "guy" cries more than anyone I have ever seen. I wanted to hope he was just playing a character online but that is not the case he is an uneducated, low intelligence bigot that project hate on everyone that disagrees with his morbid sense of self and life.

Its really sad.

[kalm]

Someone seems to be triggered by criticism of Trump.

Also Iowa...

Broad sweeping over generalizations, full of hyperbole about party, president, and geography (aka trolling) are now met with serious rebuttals and much butt hurt.

Now excuse me while I take my one nut, pick up a gluten free sandwich, and go drive by the tampon in SW Spokompton County...

[JohnStOnge]

JSO has it long, rambling rants to remind us about his love of all things Hillary.

I voted for myself. But I don't know where you got the idea that I have love for all things Hillary. If you'd have told me two years ago that HIllary would NOT win I would've been thrilled. But then we got into a situation where the alternative was...and is...even worse. A LOT worse.

[Ivytalk]

Brokeback in a landslide. He was so triggered that he left here altogether!

[ALPHAGRIZ1]

Yep the world he has created for himself is not inclusive in any way.

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[Gil Dobie]

I haven't seen enough of Dbacks Trump post since the election to have an opinion.





So I voted for JSO.

[JohnStOnge]

You know, there hasn't been a lot of discussion of that but I do think it's quite possible that the Green Party once again cost the Democrats a Presidency when they won the popular vote. That's because if you add Stein's vote to Clinton's in Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin, the total in each State exceeds Trump's vote total. And I think it's pretty much a given that if someone who voted for Stein would still have voted with no Stein in the race that person would've voted for Clinton.

Those three States account for 46 electoral votes. Swing them to Clinton's column and she wins the Electoral College by 278 to 260.

I don't really blame the Stein voters because I think there was a problem with pundits publicly declaring that Clinton was a lock when that was clearly not what the polls were indicating (as I posted on the night prior to the election, they were indicating that the Electoral vote was not a done deal at all...i.e. too close to call). I'm sure most if not all of them thought Clinton was going to win regardless. But it's still true that the Green Party very well might have screwed the Democrats again.

[kalm]

You know, there hasn't been a lot of discussion of that but I do think it's quite possible that the Green Party once again cost the Democrats a Presidency when they won the popular vote. That's because if you add Stein's vote to Clinton's in Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin, the total in each State exceeds Trump's vote total. And I think it's pretty much a given that if someone who voted for Stein would still have voted with no Stein in the race that person would've voted for Clinton.

Those three States account for 46 electoral votes. Swing them to Clinton's column and she wins the Electoral College by 278 to 260.

I don't really blame the Stein voters because I think there was a problem with pundits publicly declaring that Clinton was a lock when that was clearly not what the polls were indicating (as I posted on the night prior to the election, they were indicating that the Electoral vote was not a done deal at all...i.e. too close to call). I'm sure most if not all of them thought Clinton was going to win regardless. But it's still true that the Green Party very well might have screwed the Democrats again.

If that's true, good.

[JohnStOnge]

If that's true, good.

Well, one thing that is objectively true is that if you add Stein's votes to Clinton's in Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin the totals exceed what Trump got in those States.

[HI54UNI]

I feel like I've been snubbed by the selection committee...

You're not even close. But if it will make you feel better I can start a Chizz only poll with options like Comcast, Driverless Cars, Gas Mileage, and wrinkly clothes.

[Chizzang]

I feel like I've been snubbed by the selection committee...

You're not even close. But if it will make you feel better I can start a Chizz only poll with options like Comcast, Driverless Cars, Gas Mileage, and wrinkly clothes.

F*cking Comcast... and our political system (Jeezus titty mofo)

[andy7171]

dback is no longer here, JSO was my choice.

[Ivytalk]

dback is no longer here, JSO was my choice.

That was the whole point. JSO is the obvious choice. Any idiot could pick JSO. Picking dback takes more imagination.

[Gil Dobie]

dback is no longer here, JSO was my choice.

That was the whole point. JSO is the obvious choice. Any idiot could pick JSO. Picking dback takes more imagination.

Hope you aren't bored with retirement Ivy?

[Ivytalk]

That was the whole point. JSO is the obvious choice. Any idiot could pick JSO. Picking dback takes more imagination.

Hope you aren't bored with retirement Ivy?

Not at all! It's been a blast so far.

[Gil Dobie]

Hope you aren't bored with retirement Ivy?

Not at all! It's been a blast so far.

Great to hear

[SDHornet]

dback is no longer here, JSO was my choice.

That was the whole point. JSO is the obvious choice. Any idiot could pick JSO. Picking dback takes more imagination.

This. Credit to JOS and Jelly, they at least stood there and took their lumps. Jon disappeared faster than *enter some derogatory homo statement here*.


Long day, can't come up with anything clever at the moment.

[CAA Flagship]

That was the whole point. JSO is the obvious choice. Any idiot could pick JSO. Picking dback takes more imagination.

This. Credit to JOS and Jelly, they at least stood there and took their lumps. Jon disappeared faster than *enter some derogatory homo statement here*.


Long day, can't come up with anything clever at the moment.

In all fairness, dback left long before Election Day. But that does not mean it wasn't triggered by Trump.

BTW, how is it that nobody has created a Trump alias on this board?

[Grizalltheway]

That was the whole point. JSO is the obvious choice. Any idiot could pick JSO. Picking dback takes more imagination.

This. Credit to JOS and Jelly, they at least stood there and took their lumps. Jon disappeared faster than *enter some derogatory homo statement here*.


Long day, can't come up with anything clever at the moment.

A twink after he tells you he has AIDS?

[andy7171]

If that's true, good.

Well, one thing that is objectively true is that if you add Stein's votes to Clinton's in Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin the totals exceed what Trump got in those States.

This may be true, but it says a lot about the worst candidate in the history of the US, whom you backed.

[CID1990]

If that's true, good.

Well, one thing that is objectively true is that if you add Stein's votes to Clinton's in Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin the totals exceed what Trump got in those States.

What happens if you add Johnson's voters to Trump's total?

[GannonFan]

Well, one thing that is objectively true is that if you add Stein's votes to Clinton's in Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin the totals exceed what Trump got in those States.

What happens if you add Johnson's voters to Trump's total?

Hey, I voted for Stein in Pennsylvania and it's not like my vote would've gone to Clinton. I just didn't want to leave the vote blank so I did the next best thing, I picked someone without a prayer of winning.