You realize that November is the general election? And that these people whose deaths you're so eager for will most likely vote Republican?
Nuanced sarcasm is not understood in the idiocracy.
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You realize that November is the general election? And that these people whose deaths you're so eager for will most likely vote Republican?
That may be true. But the minute you start wishing that the people who disagree with you...you've crossed a big line. Especially when the individual in question has done nothing, except talk. This isn't some whacko liberal insane asylum, I expect more
That may be true. But the minute you start wishing that the people who disagree with you
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you've crossed a big line. Especially when the individual in question has done nothing, except talk. This isn't some whacko liberal insane asylum, I expect more
O'Reilly uses this sanctimonious tone (like he is reporting facts), and does not say "Talking Points believes..." so he is issuing an edict. I actually said the four syllable F word out loud to the TV. Arrgggh!Rand really needs to fix this if he wants to get traction. He can't just keep letting these people mischaracterize his foreign policy. Don't let this issue go. The more he forces the issue the more time he will get to explain
This makes a lot of sense.For Rand Paul to win (and I mean win in the long run) he has to basically has to destroy the Republican Party as it is constituted now and build it back up into something completely different. This is exactly what George McGovern did to the Democratic Party in 1972 but ultimately it paid off because the party is better positioned to where the country is from a Presidential majority standpoint than the GOP is. Barak Obama would have never been elected President if this did not happen.
Now I know some of you are going to panic and cry out "We've got to get the geezer vote!" My response is to say fuck them. The people who constitute much of the GOP vote right now and (subsequently Bill O'Reilly audience) are going to be dead in 20 years and then what? You have a completely changing nation on your hands and nothing can be now stop it. That chance came and went. The Democrats obviously benefit as a result. Yes, the Republican control a lot of states thanks to geezer votes in low turnout mid-terms and off-year elections but given the power of the Imperial Presidency that doesn't mean much. In time, those votes on the Presidential level will trickle down to the states, just as they did for Republicans after 12 years of GOP rule from 1981-1993. So what kind of party do you want to see opposite the Democrats, one which can compete with them in what the country will become or one that is shell of what it once was? The result in 20 years will not be pretty.
Rand and the Paul movement is a threat to a lot of people. But that's why I and many others like him, because he'll rip power away from those who don't deserve to have it anymore. Let's face it, it's about power and there's no compromise when it comes to that. But, one advantage Rand has McGovern did not is the fact the "base" or geezer vote really does have no place else to go because they have so demonized the Democrats that voting for a Democrat has become unfathomable. They might try to split the party with their own rump faction. I'd say more power to them. They would eventually shrink while Rand and Revolution still had control of the Republican brand which will prove more enduring than some rump neocon party.
Hell, I'd be willing to lose a 49-state landslide (which it wouldn't be) just to be opposite Hilary Clinton on the war question. Because as McGovern (and Barry Goldwater too in 1964) proved, sometimes the biggest losses can become the greatest victories over time. And time is on Rand's side.
Saying that you wish they die is also doing nothing more than talk.
I'm not saying that it's a good thing to say. But keep it in perspective.