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Current Events => The DUmpster => Topic started by: Delmar on November 27, 2016, 10:23:37 AM
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Sun Nov 27, 2016, 11:03 AM
TheMastersNemesis (6,177 posts)
I Ask Myself Will I Ever Feel Good About Anything Again After This Election.
At 73 based on everything I know and have experienced in this country I just do not know if I will ever feel good about anything again. Personally this election has been devastating because I understand what madness we are facing. Ever since Reagan ****ed the country all I have seen is a slow slide to where we are right now. In actuality we have a raging psychopath now in the White House. Sorry Trump will prove more than a sociopath. And the GOP will prove itself to be the reincarnation of the Nazis. And right wing Christians will prove they are as bad as the Islamic terrorists.
Of course we have to fight all this insanity because we have no other choice. At 73 and retired why do I have to fight this insanity at all. Thanks to racism and mass determined stupidity and apathy on the part of 46% of people who did not vote we are in a crisis as far as I am concerned.
Each day with each tweet Trump proves how incompetent and vicious he is. And it is not even the beginning of the administration from beyond hell actually. Even hell won't be as bad as what I fear.
I am no mood to say merry Christmas and I am even in a worse mood to even think happy New Year.
ADDENDUM
I am working on finding hope when I see little. And I am working on being optimistic. There is another aspect of this situation that I have not shared. I lost my foot to staph 3 years ago and have been doing pretty well resuming most activities including winning a flight in a golf tournament where I was the only golfer with a wooden leg LOL.
However, my spouse has developed a health condition that is scary. It is such that it leads to all sorts of possibilities that are worrisome. Until we can see a cardiologist after a echocardiogram we won't know what is going on and what can be done.
http://www.democraticunderground.com/10028308877
[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rm81LSKJC2k[/youtube]
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At least he asked the only person (himself) who could possibly give a crap about how he feels.
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At least he asked the only person (himself) who could possibly give a crap about how he feels.
Personally, I couldn't care less how he feels. He's such a miserable, sad, despicable 73 year old, he'd find fault with someone putting a million dollars into his bank account.
My parents always said, if you can't say anything nice, don't say anything at all.
So,
I say this, "
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Hoppy never felt good about anything before the election, I'm hard put to find any difference.
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I Ask Myself Will I Ever Feel Good About Anything Again After This Election.
Welcome to my 2008 and 2012. But I'm feeling MUCH better now...
:yahoo:
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At 73, Hoppy is going to die real quick if he cannot calm down from his weeks long impotent rage.
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Here is your golf participation trophy, 1st place in the raving moonbat division with one foot.
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At 73, Hoppy is going to die real quick if he cannot calm down from his weeks long impotent rage.
Hell, he's gotten this far on it, seems to be working for him. Probably helped kill off everyone around him, of course, from the stress of hearing the endless fulminations.
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Look on the bright side, Bob. You're past the sunset of your life and have sunk into the mad and impotent rage stage. It's all downhill from here. If Trump gets a second term, you'll be well into your 80s, agewise. Enjoy the rest of your life, shitbag.
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At least he asked the only person (himself) who could possibly give a crap about how he feels.
comment 70:
http://conservativecave.com/index.php?topic=96179.50
You know, ol' Bob's never going to be happy until he gets right with God and seeks forgiveness for having been such an asshole all his life.
And of course he's not going to do that.
One can't care about hypertensive Bob any more, because he doesn't care himself. But one wonders about his long-suffering wife. One wonders if ol' Bob's ever stopped to think about how pleasant he could've made her life, about how happy he could've made her, if only he'd been a better person.
I'll bet he doesn't think about that at all.
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Hey, he actually managed to bring himself to say "Islamic terrorists". Take the victories where you can.
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But one wonders about his long-suffering wife. One wonders if ol' Bob's ever stopped to think about how pleasant he could've made her life, about how happy he could've made her, if only he'd been a better person.
I'll bet he doesn't think about that at all.
I say that he makes his wife's life and the lives of all those around him much better by stepping up to the plate and offing himself now.
He's already got one detached foot in the grave so he should hop to it and finish the year of right.
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Oh my.
mopinko (46,552 posts) Sun Nov 27, 2016, 12:06 PM
14. i feel the same way, but
i have my eyes on another prize, and that is doing what i can for the planet. i own a couple pieces of property, not a lot, in a big city.
i am doing everything i can to improve these little ecosystems in the most lasting way possible.
along the way, not that i wanted it that way, many discussions have been sparked.
i am doing something that few people are doing, but something that goes a long way, something w an outsized footprint. something that others can learn from me, and apply where they are. (funnily enough, it is something that another du'er turned my on to.)
i have become a bit infamous, the mad chicken lady to some, the fighter of city hall and the stupid powers that be to others.
i have made an incredibly warm circle of friends out of this adventure, all who share my goals.
and because it is about the earth, i receive so much in return. sustenance, joy, hope, and pride.
i have another source of joy, also, and that is doing for others. my big bulldogge and i do pet therapy. that there is pretty much the closest thing to magic i have seen in my lifetime.
lord knows animals, but especially dogs, have worked a great deal of magic on my poor soul in my 62 years.
i guess the message is, grow where you are planted, and work to make things better from the inside out. the ripples will touch off other ripples, they cant not do so.
(and in my long life, i have seen the ripples i made as a younger person that rippled on beyond me, to have an impact i never dreamed of.)
but i do get it. i am sick to my stomach that my daughters have to fight the same things i fought at their age. but at least i raised 5 good people, who will brook no bullshit when it comes to their rights, and their duty as citizens.
It looks as if Big Mo survived the elections in fine form.
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Response to TheMastersNemesis (Original post)
Sun Nov 27, 2016, 11:10 AM
Star Member SHRED (14,634 posts)
4. I'm 60 years old
I had hoped our country would not devolve into a state of "Idocracy".
I had hoped it would never come true when I saw that movie.
It did devolve, and worse.
My hopes are gone
Yes stupid, the commie revolution has been put on hold. It's called Trumpus Interruptus.
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Oh my.
It looks as if Big Mo survived the elections in fine form.
Is that the reincarnation of mopaul?
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Is that the reincarnation of mopaul?
No; Big Mo is the mopinko primitive from northwestern Chicago; the urban chicken farmer.
I dunno what ever happened to the MoPaul primitive down in Missouri.
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No; Big Mo is the mopinko primitive from northwestern Chicago; the urban chicken farmer.
Oh, great. There's nothing I look forward to more than landing at O'Hare and dealing with some DUmmie from Des Plains and his pet chickens.
I dunno what ever happened to the MoPaul primitive down in Missouri.
Me, either. Haven't thought about him in about ten years, if not more.
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Oh, great. There's nothing I look forward to more than landing at O'Hare and dealing with some DUmmie from Des Plains and his pet chickens.
Oh man, the saga of Big Mo's inner-city chicken farm is long, and hilarious. In fact, there's a whole great big long thread dedicated to it in the Sandhills forum, as it's drawn substantial media interest, including to conservativecave.
But in the interests of protecting Big Mo, a woman, from malicious primitives who might wish to do her harm, it's necessary to put it where newbies and primitive lurkers can't read all about it. We're very conscientious about observing internet security and nondivulgement of personal details of yes, even primitives, even the snarly tattooed ones (if they're women).
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Oh man, the saga of Big Mo's inner-city chicken farm is long, and hilarious. In fact, there's a whole great big long thread dedicated to it in the Sandhills forum, as it's drawn substantial media interest, including to conservativecave.
But in the interests of protecting Big Mo, a woman, from malicious primitives who might wish to do her harm, it's necessary to put it where newbies and primitive lurkers can't read all about it. We're very conscientious about observing internet security and nondivulgement of personal details of yes, even primitives, even the snarly tattooed ones (if they're women).
I look forward to reading it some day. Tonight is just not the night, as I have too much to do to delve deep into DUmmidom. But this has some interest for me as "in town" chicken farms have become somewhat of an issue in Nashville of late. Seems there's some specific laws (quite antiquated) that preserve the rights of people to keep certain livestock on their land even in urban areas of the city, and it's causing some tension. Now, my libertarian bent says that someone should be able to do what they want on their own land, but I've also been on the receiving end of a rooster crowing literally inside of an open bedroom window before, so I can appreciate the concerns of others here.
It didn't really help matters that I was quite hungover from a night of revelry celebrating my friend's graduation from the USNA when this rooster decided to punctuate the pre-dawn hours a little outside of Annapolis.
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Oh, great. There's nothing I look forward to more than landing at O'Hare and dealing with some DUmmie from Des Plains and his pet chickens.
Me, either. Haven't thought about him in about ten years, if not more.
Nah, it's a she. A lunatic (surprise, surprise). She really in Des Plaines? I used to know that area very well. I shall never set foot in it again.
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Nah, it's a she. A lunatic (surprise, surprise). She really in Des Plaines? I used to know that area very well. I shall never set foot in it again.
I have no idea. I just liked the alliteration of "DUmmie in Des Plaines" and that happened to fit in with Frank's description of "northwest Chicago." She could just as easily be in Schaumberg, Elk Grove Village, Skokie, Arlington Heights, or a whole host of other northwest Chicagoland suburbs and I would be none the wiser.
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un Nov 27, 2016, 11:03 AM
TheMastersNemesis (6,177 posts)
I Ask Myself Will I Ever Feel Good About Anything Again After This Election.
Seriously? :lol:
Y'all's whole world collapses if you don't get your way. Pathetic. :loser:
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Seriously? :lol:
Y'all's whole world collapses if you don't get your way. Pathetic. :loser:
They're worse than a 3 year old in a toy store that doesn't get everything they want.
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They're worse than a 3 year old in a toy store that doesn't get everything they want.
My two year old is more mature than them at the moment. I think they need a 4 year time out in the corner to be honest.
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Nah, it's a she. A lunatic (surprise, surprise). She really in Des Plaines? I used to know that area very well. I shall never set foot in it again.
I had to go and look it up, as I'd never heard of the place before Big Mo, and soon thereafter forgot its name.
"farmin' with Big Mo"
http://conservativecave.com/index.php?topic=96639.0
Rogers Park which, based upon comments by others here, I assume is in northwestern Chicago. Myself, I've ben through Chicago too many times to count--Union Station, Midway Airport, O'Hare Airport--but never in it long enough to acquainted with the geography, other than at the northern end, Evanston.
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Oh man, the saga of Big Mo's inner-city chicken farm is long, and hilarious. In fact, there's a whole great big long thread dedicated to it in the Sandhills forum, as it's drawn substantial media interest, including to conservativecave.
But in the interests of protecting Big Mo, a woman, from malicious primitives who might wish to do her harm, it's necessary to put it where newbies and primitive lurkers can't read all about it. We're very conscientious about observing internet security and nondivulgement of personal details of yes, even primitives, even the snarly tattooed ones (if they're women).
Even I know who and where bigmo is, it's been all over the news and everything... pretty public. maybe been a few years now, I can't remember.
Oa yea, and this is where I insert my whining about not being able to get to the stuff yet... whaaaaa...
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Oa yea, and this is where I insert my whining about not being able to get to the stuff yet... whaaaaa...
Well now, sir, you're slightly more than halfway there; keep doing the good work!
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Sun Nov 27, 2016, 11:03 AM
TheMastersNemesis (6,177 posts)
I Ask Myself Will I Ever Feel Good About Anything Again After This Election.
...In actuality we have a raging psychopath now in the White House.
Do not worry, Obama is going to be gone in less than 60 days.
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73 years old and look at the melodrama. Good grief. I swear these people had 8 years of getting whatever they wanted virtually unopposed and they act like the world has ended now that power has shifted to another party like always has.
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Well MasturbatingNematode, if you're 72 or 73, you are a VERY UNHEALTHY looking 72 or 73. You're gonna shuffle off this mortal coil very soon.
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I had to go and look it up, as I'd never heard of the place before Big Mo, and soon thereafter forgot its name.
"farmin' with Big Mo"
http://conservativecave.com/index.php?topic=96639.0
Rogers Park which, based upon comments by others here, I assume is in northwestern Chicago. Myself, I've ben through Chicago too many times to count--Union Station, Midway Airport, O'Hare Airport--but never in it long enough to acquainted with the geography, other than at the northern end, Evanston.
It's basically due north of the Loop, between Wrigley Field and Northwestern University.