Sorry I misspoke, Filipkowski is more of a Paris Hilton.
Here he is with Rick Wilson ...
Sorry I misspoke, Filipkowski is more of a Paris Hilton.
Winterborn wrote: ↑Mon Aug 14, 2023 3:20 pmFunny enough when you start talking politics and topics that are heavily influenced by politics, I think the exact same thing about you (and a few others on this board).kalm wrote: ↑Mon Aug 14, 2023 11:32 am
I listened to every episode for about 3 years straight. Truly enjoyed some of it. He’s open minded which is good. But also apparently gullible.
He’s like Trump or Jordan Peterson or Covid for me. It’s not the event or persona it’s the stupidity it brings forth from too many others.
I think he lets his mouth get in front of his brain (or makes comments under the influence) but that is common trait many people have. But he would not be where he is today if he was "gullible".
Stupidity that comes from the random dumb ass reacting to an event doesn't bother me. It is when people deliberately pick the most myopic and shortsighted viewpoint possible, follow it and double down on it, regardless of information that has come out since the original that is what "grinds my gears". Also people who refuse to change.
I can leave this place for months, come back, open a random thread and based on the title, know exactly what position you, BDK, SG, and HD are going to be expressing and it will mirror your perspective belief points. Which mirror the viewpoints on FOX, NewsMax, CNN and MSNBC (and yes I picked those four news organizations deliberately ).
I have read a good chunk of the history of this board, along with AGS, and it is amazing to me how little people/posters change, contrary to what they may think. Which is the biggest reason I haven't posted much this year (and I expect that is true for some others as well) as I can get the vast majority of the bickering by reading the comments section of a random news organization. You guys are entertaining, but not that entertaining.
Truth.Winterborn wrote:Funny enough when you start talking politics and topics that are heavily influenced by politics, I think the exact same thing about you (and a few others on this board).kalm wrote: ↑Mon Aug 14, 2023 11:32 am I listened to every episode for about 3 years straight. Truly enjoyed some of it. He’s open minded which is good. But also apparently gullible.
He’s like Trump or Jordan Peterson or Covid for me. It’s not the event or persona it’s the stupidity it brings forth from too many others.
I think he lets his mouth get in front of his brain (or makes comments under the influence) but that is common trait many people have. But he would not be where he is today if he was "gullible".
Stupidity that comes from the random dumb ass reacting to an event doesn't bother me. It is when people deliberately pick the most myopic and shortsighted viewpoint possible, follow it and double down on it, regardless of information that has come out since the original that is what "grinds my gears". Also people who refuse to change.
I can leave this place for months, come back, open a random thread and based on the title, know exactly what position you, BDK, SG, and HD are going to be expressing and it will mirror your perspective belief points. Which mirror the viewpoints on FOX, NewsMax, CNN and MSNBC (and yes I picked those four news organizations deliberately ).
I have read a good chunk of the history of this board, along with AGS, and it is amazing to me how little people/posters change, contrary to what they may think. Which is the biggest reason I haven't posted much this year (and I expect that is true for some others as well) as I can get the vast majority of the bickering by reading the comments section of a random news organization. You guys are entertaining, but not that entertaining.
I’m post gullible.Winterborn wrote: ↑Mon Aug 14, 2023 3:20 pmFunny enough when you start talking politics and topics that are heavily influenced by politics, I think the exact same thing about you (and a few others on this board).kalm wrote: ↑Mon Aug 14, 2023 11:32 am
I listened to every episode for about 3 years straight. Truly enjoyed some of it. He’s open minded which is good. But also apparently gullible.
He’s like Trump or Jordan Peterson or Covid for me. It’s not the event or persona it’s the stupidity it brings forth from too many others.
I think he lets his mouth get in front of his brain (or makes comments under the influence) but that is common trait many people have. But he would not be where he is today if he was "gullible".
Stupidity that comes from the random dumb ass reacting to an event doesn't bother me. It is when people deliberately pick the most myopic and shortsighted viewpoint possible, follow it and double down on it, regardless of information that has come out since the original that is what "grinds my gears". Also people who refuse to change.
I can leave this place for months, come back, open a random thread and based on the title, know exactly what position you, BDK, SG, and HD are going to be expressing and it will mirror your perspective belief points. Which mirror the viewpoints on FOX, NewsMax, CNN and MSNBC (and yes I picked those four news organizations deliberately ).
I have read a good chunk of the history of this board, along with AGS, and it is amazing to me how little people/posters change, contrary to what they may think. Which is the biggest reason I haven't posted much this year (and I expect that is true for some others as well) as I can get the vast majority of the bickering by reading the comments section of a random news organization. You guys are entertaining, but not that entertaining.
MSNBC platforming the one person most responsible for Trump being in office. Twitter was full of Hillary’s triumphant resurfacing last night.
Trump is now up on RICO charges, Biden is sinking further into his cognitive decline. Maybe Hillary sees this as her last chance to finally reach the promised land. I think it's still far off, but her throwing her hat in the ring wouldn't be the most shocking thing about 2024.
I’m thinking the exact same and it sucks. She would be almost guaranteed the nomination and have a decent shot in the general. This is why Dems can’t have nice things.GannonFan wrote: ↑Tue Aug 15, 2023 7:28 amTrump is now up on RICO charges, Biden is sinking further into his cognitive decline. Maybe Hillary sees this as her last chance to finally reach the promised land. I think it's still far off, but her throwing her hat in the ring wouldn't be the most shocking thing about 2024.
She's easily the on-deck hitter for the Dems. Both Harris and Buttigieg would lose in the general to a host of GOP folks (and I actually like Buttigieg). The odd thing, though, is that she could actually lose to Trump again as GOP voters obviously get stirred up whenever the Clinton name comes up. It's not just a Dem problem, it's a problem with our politics currently.kalm wrote: ↑Tue Aug 15, 2023 7:48 amI’m thinking the exact same and it sucks. She would be almost guaranteed the nomination and have a decent shot in the general. This is why Dems can’t have nice things.GannonFan wrote: ↑Tue Aug 15, 2023 7:28 am
Trump is now up on RICO charges, Biden is sinking further into his cognitive decline. Maybe Hillary sees this as her last chance to finally reach the promised land. I think it's still far off, but her throwing her hat in the ring wouldn't be the most shocking thing about 2024.
Newsome, cut from the same cloth, could also be in play but i still see a clearing of the deck if Hillary runs.GannonFan wrote: ↑Tue Aug 15, 2023 7:53 amShe's easily the on-deck hitter for the Dems. Both Harris and Buttigieg would lose in the general to a host of GOP folks (and I actually like Buttigieg). The odd thing, though, is that she could actually lose to Trump again as GOP voters obviously get stirred up whenever the Clinton name comes up. It's not just a Dem problem, it's a problem with our politics currently.
The Dems nominating Hillary would be as stupid as the Reps nominating trump. Independents would throw up in their mouths while voting for either. The Dems need someone who can excite the base without turning off the independents, that's not Hillary.kalm wrote: ↑Tue Aug 15, 2023 8:16 amNewsome, cut from the same cloth, could also be in play but i still see a clearing of the deck if Hillary runs.GannonFan wrote: ↑Tue Aug 15, 2023 7:53 am
She's easily the on-deck hitter for the Dems. Both Harris and Buttigieg would lose in the general to a host of GOP folks (and I actually like Buttigieg). The odd thing, though, is that she could actually lose to Trump again as GOP voters obviously get stirred up whenever the Clinton name comes up. It's not just a Dem problem, it's a problem with our politics currently.
Independents along with base turnout win elections. I’m not seeing Hillary garner more support from independents than she did last time. Or the other aforementioned for that matter.
Unless Trump is the nominee. Which I still think he’ll be but the likelihood gap in that is obviously closing.
I don't see Trump being displaced by someone from the "me Trump too" crowd - the lunatic fringe majority won't settle for Trump Lite. The establishment will have to go out to the fringes of the Party to find anybody with an ounce of common sense and the faintest glimmer of a clue and that will narrow it down to Hutchison, Scott, Christie, Hurd, all of whom I suspect would do real well in the General against Biden. The hot ticket will be if Trump v Christie debate can be happened...kalm wrote: ↑Tue Aug 15, 2023 8:16 amNewsome, cut from the same cloth, could also be in play but i still see a clearing of the deck if Hillary runs.GannonFan wrote: ↑Tue Aug 15, 2023 7:53 am
She's easily the on-deck hitter for the Dems. Both Harris and Buttigieg would lose in the general to a host of GOP folks (and I actually like Buttigieg). The odd thing, though, is that she could actually lose to Trump again as GOP voters obviously get stirred up whenever the Clinton name comes up. It's not just a Dem problem, it's a problem with our politics currently.
Independents along with base turnout win elections. I’m not seeing Hillary garner more support from independents than she did last time. Or the other aforementioned for that matter.
Unless Trump is the nominee. Which I still think he’ll be but the likelihood gap in that is obviously closing.
I agree.
Progressives can’t stand the Clintons and have significant issues with Biden. They’ll just likely “hold their noses” like moderate conservatives did for Trump.
It wasn't GOP voters getting stirred up that cost her it was the progressives staying home.GannonFan wrote: ↑Tue Aug 15, 2023 7:53 amShe's easily the on-deck hitter for the Dems. Both Harris and Buttigieg would lose in the general to a host of GOP folks (and I actually like Buttigieg). The odd thing, though, is that she could actually lose to Trump again as GOP voters obviously get stirred up whenever the Clinton name comes up. It's not just a Dem problem, it's a problem with our politics currently.
I very much realize that. Which is why my personal ambition is to not repeat the sins of the past. Something you and many others should learn from.kalm wrote: ↑Tue Aug 15, 2023 6:14 amI’m post gullible.Winterborn wrote: ↑Mon Aug 14, 2023 3:20 pm
Funny enough when you start talking politics and topics that are heavily influenced by politics, I think the exact same thing about you (and a few others on this board).
I think he lets his mouth get in front of his brain (or makes comments under the influence) but that is common trait many people have. But he would not be where he is today if he was "gullible".
Stupidity that comes from the random dumb ass reacting to an event doesn't bother me. It is when people deliberately pick the most myopic and shortsighted viewpoint possible, follow it and double down on it, regardless of information that has come out since the original that is what "grinds my gears". Also people who refuse to change.
I can leave this place for months, come back, open a random thread and based on the title, know exactly what position you, BDK, SG, and HD are going to be expressing and it will mirror your perspective belief points. Which mirror the viewpoints on FOX, NewsMax, CNN and MSNBC (and yes I picked those four news organizations deliberately ).
I have read a good chunk of the history of this board, along with AGS, and it is amazing to me how little people/posters change, contrary to what they may think. Which is the biggest reason I haven't posted much this year (and I expect that is true for some others as well) as I can get the vast majority of the bickering by reading the comments section of a random news organization. You guys are entertaining, but not that entertaining.
I agree with much of this post. We can all be guilty of these things including you my friend.
Hiliary would actually be an improvement over the current crop of Dems and their sycophants. She at least wants to protect her gravy train and that would be better for us all than the current crop of idiots that think they are saving us all.kalm wrote: ↑Tue Aug 15, 2023 7:48 amI’m thinking the exact same and it sucks. She would be almost guaranteed the nomination and have a decent shot in the general. This is why Dems can’t have nice things.GannonFan wrote: ↑Tue Aug 15, 2023 7:28 am
Trump is now up on RICO charges, Biden is sinking further into his cognitive decline. Maybe Hillary sees this as her last chance to finally reach the promised land. I think it's still far off, but her throwing her hat in the ring wouldn't be the most shocking thing about 2024.
I do to. He does what he is told and nothing really changes. He is the proverbial milquetoast.GannonFan wrote: ↑Tue Aug 15, 2023 7:53 amShe's easily the on-deck hitter for the Dems. Both Harris and Buttigieg would lose in the general to a host of GOP folks (and I actually like Buttigieg). The odd thing, though, is that she could actually lose to Trump again as GOP voters obviously get stirred up whenever the Clinton name comes up. It's not just a Dem problem, it's a problem with our politics currently.
your first paragraph is spot on.
I’m getting the impression you’re enjoying yourself here.Winterborn wrote: ↑Wed Aug 16, 2023 5:37 amI very much realize that. Which is why my personal ambition is to not repeat the sins of the past. Something you and many others should learn from.
I have hope that you will someday realize what you are missing.
Oh I’m aware. He’s a mix of corporatism with homages to the left to satisfy the base. It’s sound electoral politics without much principle. He too is a shining, slimy example of our state of affairs.Winterborn wrote: ↑Wed Aug 16, 2023 5:59 amyour first paragraph is spot on.
Your second paragraph is right about Hilliary and maybe Kamala (though she hasn't done anything to know where she really stands, that is if she stands at all on anything). Newsom, you are correct with regards to his public persona, what he actually does, he is most definitively not center (I suggest you take a real long look at the bills he has signed and directions given).
kalm wrote: ↑Wed Aug 16, 2023 6:52 amI’m getting the impression you’re enjoying yourself here.Winterborn wrote: ↑Wed Aug 16, 2023 5:37 am
I very much realize that. Which is why my personal ambition is to not repeat the sins of the past. Something you and many others should learn from.
I have hope that you will someday realize what you are missing.
His corporate homage is directly concentrated in business that fit his core beliefs and he pushes those beliefs with a fervor that would make him a great religious leader. (Which in many ways he is)kalm wrote: ↑Wed Aug 16, 2023 6:56 amOh I’m aware. He’s a mix of corporatism with homages to the left to satisfy the base. It’s sound electoral politics without much principle. He too is a shining, slimy example of our state of affairs.Winterborn wrote: ↑Wed Aug 16, 2023 5:59 am
your first paragraph is spot on.
Your second paragraph is right about Hilliary and maybe Kamala (though she hasn't done anything to know where she really stands, that is if she stands at all on anything). Newsom, you are correct with regards to his public persona, what he actually does, he is most definitively not center (I suggest you take a real long look at the bills he has signed and directions given).
There’s obviously a strong connection to these two posts. ^^Winterborn wrote: ↑Wed Aug 16, 2023 9:41 amHis corporate homage is directly concentrated in business that fit his core beliefs and he pushes those beliefs with a fervor that would make him a great religious leader. (Which in many ways he is)
There is a reason his state has lost 1% plus of the top wage earners/producers.