OT: Current Affairs and Politics

[Gronk]

Pot - kettle - black

as far as your opinion on anything remotely right of centre, your manic postings of anything critical of centre right politicians is evidence.

Enjoy your day.

Once again you have just typed random jumbled words which are totally out of context.

What have I been critical about and why am I wrong specifically ?

 

[Delboy]

Once again you have just typed random jumbled words which are totally out of context.

What have I been critical about and why am I wrong specifically ?

You don’t take any criticism well, which is your decision,

Appreciate your views on football, my societal views are centre right which are far removed from yours. Probably best if I stay away from your political blog postings. Cheers

 

[Gronk]

If he loses to Dutton it would be the biggest boil over in australian politics

Right, so if Albo doesn't reverse the worldwide trend of the incumbent being binned, then we'll all be shocked ?

I see what you did there.

 

[Gronk]

You don’t take any criticism well, which is your decision,

Appreciate your views on football, my societal views are centre right which are far removed from yours. Probably best if I stay away from your political blog postings. Cheers

Criticise away, but be specific about what I said. Otherwise you are just being a silly old merkin.

 

[bazza]

He wont even be in charge when they come into the comp.

who do you predict to be PM when hell freezes over?

 

[bazza]

LOL

He is a true dud, but no chance he can lose against a useless opposition led by Captain Unlikeable Dutton

If he loses to Dutton it would be the biggest boil over in australian politics

the biggest boil overs were
- Keating beating Hewson 1993
- Morrison beating Shorten 2019

Also Howard losing his seat in 2007 was something

 

[strider]

Nothing I said was wrong. Nice rant though.

LOL

#classicGronk

 

[strider]

Right, so if Albo doesn't reverse the worldwide trend of the incumbent being binned, then we'll all be shocked ?

I see what you did there.

I dont doubt there are economic/cost of living factors involved ..... but its not just that. You are just using it as a convenient excuse to gronksplain everything away

Besides, the slew of govts getting the arse all set the rules about the direction they took things in recent times. They are reapping what they sewed.

And thirdly, Peter f**king Dutton.

 

[strider]

the biggest boil overs were
- Keating beating Hewson 1993
- Morrison beating Shorten 2019

Also Howard losing his seat in 2007 was something

Yeah .... and if Dutton beats Albo 2025, it will be right up there

 

[The Colonel]

And affirmation for limp-wristed, minority pandering cretins everywhere that the silent majority are starting to see through their lip service and trendy, empty rhetoric.... Back to the drawing board with you sir....

Did I hit close to home??? Sorry, didn't expect to single anyone out.....

 

[Incorrect]

Did I hit close to home??? Sorry, didn't expect to single anyone out.....

No apology necessary. Too close to home? Not likely. Only one of us has exhibited full blown vaginal sand syndrome here and that was you when you insinuated a republican triumph would enable racists, bigots and paedophiles to flourish - the latter of which is so extremely distasteful and inflammatory I am surprised the post was allowed to stay up.

At the end of the day, I don't really give a shit about US politics and Trump is a lunatic. The reactions of those supporters of the losing ticket has been very entertaining - even your post despite the abhorrent paedophilia reference. As has been pointed out, being A) a woman and B) of colour, was not and never should have been the springboard to re-election they thought it was. Cosying up to vacuous Hollywood trendsetters and woke influencers and cackling like a moron on talk shows was a sign of their desperation. The Democrats needed a better tactic than trotting out "Yeah but what about them?!" any time they were asked about their failures of the last 4 years and what they had in store for the next 4...

 

[The Colonel]

No apology necessary. Too close to home? Not likely. Only one of us has exhibited full blown vaginal sand syndrome here and that was you when you insinuated a republican triumph would enable racists, bigots and paedophiles to flourish - the latter of which is so extremely distasteful and inflammatory I am surprised the post was allowed to stay up.

There was no insinuation. As I said, I am not singling anyone out. Fact is there was a considerable amount of rascists, bigots and paedophiles who felt content to be who they are when Trump was in power last time. It is sure to return them from hiding this time around. If it doesn't hit close to home then why worry??

I don't think the Democrats ran a very good race overall. Particularly changing candidates when they did. They lost. My post still stands.

 

[Gronk]

I dont doubt there are economic/cost of living factors involved ..... but its not just that. You are just using it as a convenient excuse to gronksplain everything away

I am using it as a convenient excuse ? Just me ? Not any other person ?

Besides, the slew of govts getting the arse all set the rules about the direction they took things in recent times. They are reapping what they sewed.

Not everyone is as bitter as you mate.

 

[JokerEel]

Nothing I said was wrong. Nice rant though.

Wait didn't he post an alternative candidate making your post wrong?

 

[Gronk]

Wait didn't he post an alternative candidate making your post wrong?

Bruh he tried to claim that the worm brain guy was a democrat. He may have worn a blue tie in the 2023 primaries, but as you read here, nobody bought his BS.

The Kennedy family, having a proud tradition of being Democrats, all distanced themselves from him. The older family members, well they gracefully decline to comment. His brother Joseph and sister Kathleen have actively spoken out against him.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. drops his Democratic primary bid, will run as an independent

The decision by Kennedy adds a wrinkle to a 2024 race that's heading toward a likely rematch between Democratic President Joe Biden and Republican ex-President Donald Trump.

www.pbs.org