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Paladin

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15. Sarandon and those who share her beliefs are morons.

Reply to Tommy_Carcetti (Original post)

Thu Feb 16, 2017, 12:18 PM

Feb 2017

She's got plenty of money, she can afford to be happy that trump's in the White House, with that ol' Revolution just right around the corner. Chris Hayes is a better person than I am---I would have thrown Sarandon and her little courtier off the stage last night, after the snotty insults she aimed at him.

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The inherent flaw in the "Trump will bring on the progressive revolution!" argument: [View all] Tommy_Carcetti Feb 2017 OP

the stupidity of the Sarandon Play boils down to "destroy the village to save it". KittyWampus Feb 2017 #1

The only people who advocate "the worse the better" are those most able to weather the worst. DemocratSinceBirth Feb 2017 #2

Sure, but that was only a good argument before Trump one. StubbornThings Feb 2017 #4

Hopefully, things will suck so bad the people will turn to us, hopefully... DemocratSinceBirth Feb 2017 #5

You are correct if you are only talking about the Presidency, but... StubbornThings Feb 2017 #3

Yes, there is more than the Presidency at stake. alarimer Feb 2017 #7

Which ignores the millions of people who think Trump is just awesome. ismnotwasm Feb 2017 #12

There will always be 30-35% of Americans that are ignorant, bigoted, or stupid. StubbornThings Feb 2017 #14

I hope so ismnotwasm Feb 2017 #17

It didn't work in 2016 mythology Feb 2017 #18

What didn't work? There was no President Trump in 2016. StubbornThings Feb 2017 #19

"After Hitler, us." forjusticethunders Feb 2017 #6

Wow.....that says it all. Soooo stealing that. nt msanthrope Feb 2017 #10

Not to mention when you're a hyper-religious nation as we are, you're more prone to dystopia. HughBeaumont Feb 2017 #8

true, the whole point of 'spare the rod and spoil the child' starshine00 Feb 2017 #9

Besides the fact it's the political equivalent of magical thinking? ismnotwasm Feb 2017 #11

Even if it rallies the progressive base... qdouble Feb 2017 #13

Sarandon and those who share her beliefs are morons. Paladin Feb 2017 #15

Look at who his supporters are. Initech Feb 2017 #16