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Just a dude. Talks about football, history, current events, and random stuff
Joined February 2025
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I am going to be straight up about this. I am not a liberal or a progressive. I am anti woke, pro life, pro gun rights, and rarely vote for Democrats.
All that being said, the 2020 stolen election theory is bunk. The fact that the DSA wins primaries in deep blue areas where democrats have all the levers of power has only made me more certain of this.
If they had the power and the will to rig purple states like Pennsylvania, Arizona, Georgia, Wisconsin, and Michigan when all eyes were on them and they would have to fabricate more votes, then they could easily rig primaries in deep blue areas against the DSA.
And if there is anything that urban, processional class liberal democrats are afraid of, it is the DSA taking them over.
I have a mentally ill family member who does this. She will ask a question. I will answer it with something she doesnโt like.
She will act like I never answered it. It is a really annoying and bad faith tactic.
Thanks Maverick. I like Texas fans as well.
@NotaBurnerr007 is cool.
OSU fans are the definition of family.
Theyโll spend the entire game absolutely destroying their own team. Up 35-0 at halftime? Not good enough.
But let another fanbase say ONE negative thing about OSU and suddenly itโs โNobody talks about my brother like that but me.โ ๐
I have more respect for OSU fans than any fanbase on this app & itโs not even close. OSU fans are true fanatics which is what every university should want their fanbase to be.
I wonder what happened after that lol
I think not being insufferable and being pleasant to be around actually do more in politics than people realize.
It isnโt revenge, it is not giving the media the ammo they want.
There are no perfect solutions but there is risk mitigation.
Some of these kids will fall through the cracks and end up in prison. Others will straighten and fly right. Some will need to be scared straight.
All that being said, it isnโt fair to keep kids who donโt give a fuck with kids who are trying to do the right thing. I have been the latter with the former. Trust me, it sucks to get bullied by a sub normal IQ punk because he is physically bigger than you.
The one time I got violent as a kid was when I was bullied by one of these shitheads. He would take my lunch money, smack books out of my hands, shove me into lockers, and call me a faggot all the time.
He made me blow up when he made fun of my disabled mother. He started with that shit and I hit him in his face. Then I bashed his head against a locker a couple times.
My math teacher (who was short and small) rushed in to pull me off of the bully. I elbowed him in the face thinking that he was one of the bullyโs buddies. I remember going to the principalโs office. I was in tears.
He pulled out my records. Saw I was an honor roll student and had a pretty clean record. He also knew the other kid failed sixth grade twice and was suspended 1/3 of the year. Normally my actions would have led to a suspension. Also considering the fact that I hit my math teacher (he said that it was an accident), I probably should have gotten a suspension. Instead I got two weeks of after school detention alone with the principal. It wasnโt that bad of a punishment. We basically talked about life.
After that, the fuckups left me alone. I apologized for accidentally hitting the math teacher. He was actually my favorite teacher.
The problem with these people is 1) they have really strong views, 2) if you disagree with them or donโt want to talk about your views, they will dogpile, cancel, or assault you, and 3) unless you are a โtrue believerโ there is no way you are going to end up in one piece lol.
From my experience, the people who avoid politics tend to be less privileged than those obsessed with it.