elbucho

"When they called me a traitor, I knew I was on the right track."

Motherfucker, what? So your goal was to piss your members off enough to accuse you of working for the enemy? Why? What kind of fucked up moon logic is that shit?

He looks like he was taking a shit in the dark and got an itch on his upper lip mid-wipe.

So wait... does he still think Ukraine started the war? I'm so confused. Did Putin turn him down for a loan or something?

White Anglo-Saxon Protestant. It's a term that's typically used to refer to blue-blood old money New England types.

As evidenced by the fact that you described your girlfriend as a leftist? Seems like an incredibly small sample size to make that judgment on, but you do you, boo boo.

I was using some facsimile of "comedic effect" in an attempt to make a joke.

How recently was he hanging out with Elon Musk?

I don't know, man. I don't think there's any healing the divide that already exists. It's not like Fox and the other propaganda machines are churning out messages of unity or anything. If you're worried about a slippery slope, I hate to tell you that we've been on it for a long time, now. Obviously, the future isn't set in stone, but I think it'd take one hell of an external threat to get us all to band together at this point. Maybe those UFOs we were all concerned about last year could do it?

Way better shape. The police actually arrested the traitors on the day they did the treason. What a novel fucking concept.

I don't dispute his personhood, but that doesn't imply he's believable, when his entire career has shown him not to be.

You're assuming he's doing it for moral reasons rather than trying to produce a "shocking exposé" around an emotionally and politically charged set of current events for maximum engagement.

It wouldn't surprise me if this is at least partially true, but James O'Keefe has exactly zero credibility. He has made it his life's work to produce poorly-made works of fiction, and he has the audacity to call it investigative reporting.

Still, giving Republicans the benefit of the doubt on, well, anything feels deeply immoral.