Trump Kicks Koch Brother From Golf Course
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Well known millennial, Woody Guthrie, pictured with his guitar.
OK, what's the point? He wasn't talking about a real estate developer who had been a democrat most of his life.
he was constantly using millennial vocabulary though. If it walks like a duck and quacks like a duck, right?
Like plastic sword fight with a big rubber ball on the end of the sword? You're on the wrong board if you want something like factual arguments.
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Statist, globalist, social justice warrior..... I mean right down the line with the right wing lingo! And he totally buys the russian line ("It wasn't us!") over our own government ("It was the Russians!") and so do you from what I can tell.
You keep using imagery that suggests these boards are something other than like.. opinion and message boards. Prison bitches and driving people into the ground,etc. Are you sure you're not taking this too seriously? These politics come and go. You seem to take this pretty seriously.
What year did Guthrie write that on his guitar, ?
I don't think he was talking about real estate developers from New York. Maybe he was. I don't know. But based on the year and the inclusion of "Hitler" in many of his songs, I'm guessing he meant actual Third Reich German nazis, rather than a ridiculous attempt to marginalize an American political figure. So, that's different than the way @syskatine used it. Probably.
Also, Millennials are specifically young people born between the mid 90's and early 2000's. Woody died as baby boomers were being born in the late 60's. So, not a millennial.
I've noticed you have a problem with "lingo" that overlaps with your boogyman Alex Jones. I'm sure there are a lot of words that have fallen into modern use that I have in common with him, as well as Rachel Meadow and others with similar political "lingo."
Social Justice Warriors often refer to themselves a social justice warriors. Do you think Jones invented it? Do you think he invented words like statist or globalist? "While the term "statism" has been in use since the 1850s, it gained significant usage in American political discourse throughout the 1930s and 1940s. Ayn Rand made frequent use of it in a series of articles in 1962." wikipedia.
As for Globalism, The word itself came into widespread usage, first and foremost in the United States, from the early 1940s. - also wikipedia.
Man, at least take a minute to put in some effort.
mkay.
LOL He was an independent thinker that laid into a NY real estate developer... named Fred Trump.
Mega, you should never mention or think of Woody Guthrie again. He was a great man and was everything you're against.
No, I "don't get it" and don't want to, either. If a herd of cattle runs off a cliff and I didn't join the herd, I'm right, even though the majority thought running off the cliff was the smart move. Likewise, if a "majority" (he lost the popular vote - the country doesn't even want him.) wants Trump, I'm not cattle. All these so-called "conservatives" aren't conservatives after all. They just like an uncouth, abrasive dick. His promises and predictions of what he's gonna do are about as reliable as fortune telling or reading coffee grounds.
So let me ask you, since I don't "get it." What do you think is so wrong with the country? Is there something holding you back?
So your opinion makers dusted off old words instead of making up new ones? So? You still parrot them right down the line and use the exact same lingo and make the same points. You should make a new years resolution to not repeat what an opinion maker tells you and form some opinions of your own.
Damnit.
Point was "ridiculous millennial vocabulary i.e. 'Trump is a fascist'" was either poorly worded or stupid.
So, that defacement of his own guitar was actually about Fred Trump instead of Adolph Hitler in 1941? Fascinating. Thanks @syskatine
