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Cake day: July 14th, 2023

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  • For me, it was the days and weeks after Jan 6th, when it became clear that outright insurrection, a violent coup, was not going to spark a course correct.

    The republican party should have shattered. The non-fascists should have woken up, and fought with MAGA, and years later, a viable political party rise from the ashes.

    But that didn’t happen. A few conscientious dissenters fell on their swords, most at retirement age anyway. Fascism took over completely. And the American people ate it up.

    Weeks after Jan 6th, it was clear that consequences were not coming. They took their mask off, and no one cared, or couldn’t stop them.

    And here we are. Convicted felon with absolute power on his way to the Whitehouse, who owns the SCOTUS, Senate, and likely the House.

    Trump will have unchecked power to do whatever he damn well pleases.

    Way to fucking go, America. I fucking hate my countrymen.








  • Because you’d been falsely presenting as a disillusioned Democrat that could be won over if Harris changed position on supporting Isreal. And framing it as others such as yourself could be won over as well, and that the Dems deserve whatever they get for failing to do so.

    Yet you now admit that the Dems will never get your vote (in the short term), and that changing position on Isreal support would not get them your vote.

    That’s literally what this community has vocalized repeatedly in response to people like yourself who grandstand on genocide despite the only other option being worse genocide.

    Tl;Dr- you admit that pandering to people like you will achieve nothing.





  • But driving under the influence is literally the charge. There’s also reckless endangerment and other tack on charges. You couldn’t necessarily tack on attempted homicide, because intent is required.

    In this case, attempted voter fraud is literally the charge. Sentencing guidelines are a state level decision.

    That’s just how the law works. If you want more punishment for failed voter fraud, pressure the state to increase the sentencing guidelines.