> Fuel, healthcare, and food prices rising, unwinnable wars, and rising unemployment - and what does the Republican party focus on?

#1 2026-10-05 18:55:59

HOLY FUQING SHYT THERE ARE TRANS PEOPLE OUT THERE AND THEY ARE GOING TO GET YOU AND MAKE YOU TRANS AND TRANS YOUR KIDS AND MAKE YOU CUT OFF YOUR COCK AND RUIN EVERYTHING EVERYWHERE FOREVER AND MUSSSSSSZZZIZLLLUMMMMSSS!!!!!
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Republicans are out of their fuqing brain stems obsessed to total psychotic insanity over trans people who occupy a miniscule percent of the country. 

And they even managed to dig up some attention whore who is going around outright lying about trans shyt. 

https://www.them.us/detransition-ohio-republican-ad

This fuqhead is claiming libs forced it to transition as a kid, when not a single fuqing word from it is true. Its funny how baggers squeal and howl and scream and throw non stop tantrums about trans people, and then find some mentally ill trans person as their fuqing spokesweirdo. 

Fuqing hell, I am so sick and tired of goddamn Baggers.  

NO SANE HUMAN BEING FUQING CARES ABOUT TRANS PEOPLE!!! THE ONLY PEOPLE WHO ARE MENTALLY ILL ARE BAGGERS WHO CANNOT FUQING SHUT UP ABOUT TRANS PEOPLE.

#2 2026-10-05 19:41:14

 wrote:NO SANE HUMAN BEING FUQING CARES ABOUT TRANS PEOPLE!!! THE ONLY PEOPLE WHO ARE MENTALLY ILL ARE BAGGERS WHO CANNOT FUQING SHUT UP ABOUT TRANS PEOPLE.
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Why do you keep bringing them up? Why do you assholes constantly insist that everyone plays along with obvious mental illness and defects?

You are all psychotic filth.

#3 2026-10-05 19:57:26

Historically capitalism could suffer up to 25% unemployment rates during a depression/recession.   Booting illegals out of the country so that they don't put more pressure on the unemployed, is the most Americans First thing I've seen in my lifetime.

#4 2026-10-05 20:17:13

 wrote:Historically capitalism could suffer up to 25% unemployment rates during a depression/recession.   Booting illegals out of the country so that they don't put more pressure on the unemployed, is the most Americans First thing I've seen in my lifetime.
Except it hasn't worked.

None of the benefits have emerged. 

None.

And now you guys are moving the goal posts and saying we have to get rid of legal immigrants as well.

#5 2026-10-05 20:26:17

Spanky wrote:Except it hasn't worked.

None of the benefits have emerged. 

None.

And now you guys are moving the goal posts and saying we have to get rid of legal immigrants as well.
America could easily outbid Nigeria, India, Bangladesh and the Philippines for their educated English speaking teachers and cut our educational costs significantly.   Why are liberals ONLY interested in fuqing the working class with immigration policy?

#6 2026-10-05 20:30:54

 wrote:America could easily outbid Nigeria, India, Bangladesh and the Philippines for their educated English speaking teachers and cut our educational costs significantly.   Why are liberals ONLY interested in fuqing the working class with immigration policy?
Strawman.

And moving goal posts.

#7 2026-10-05 20:37:10

Spanky wrote:Strawman.

And moving goal posts.
So  have abandoned "whataboutism" because they got hit on the nose with a Hegel newspaper, and the dialectic is the foundation of Marx?

#8 2026-10-05 20:40:18

Yep.  How many times a week or day do you have to get gas, buy food, or work?

Now how many times a year do you even see a trannie in real life?

Yeah.

#9 2026-10-05 21:33:39

 wrote:So  have abandoned "whataboutism" because they got hit on the nose with a Hegel newspaper, and the dialectic is the foundation of Marx?
Stay on track, bagger.

Kicking out undocumented migrants hasn't worked.

None of the benefits have emerged. 

None.

And now you guys are moving the goal posts and saying we have to get rid of legal immigrants as well.

#10 2026-10-05 23:35:23

anon user #3 wrote:Yep.  How many times a week or day do you have to get gas, buy food, or work?

Now how many times a year do you even see a trannie in real life?

Yeah.
So why are liberals so obsessed with the loony 0.1%?

#11 2026-10-06 16:33:23

 wrote:America could easily outbid Nigeria, India, Bangladesh and the Philippines for their educated English speaking teachers and cut our educational costs significantly.   Why are liberals ONLY interested in fuqing the working class with immigration policy?
Says the fuqhead who is out of his goddamn brain stem obsessed to total psychosis over trans people. 

JESUS MOTHER OF GAWD CAN WE PLEEEEASE GET BACK TO GOING OUT OF OUR FUQING MINDS INSANE WITH PURE WHITE HOT RAGE FOR THE GODDAMN MOTHERFUQING TRANS HOMO FAG COKSUCKING ASSPOX LUNATICS WHO CONSUME MY EVERY WAKING THOUGHT!!!!!
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#12 2026-10-06 17:02:01

It's fine that schools are assigning children different genders!
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#13 2026-10-06 18:06:09

 wrote:It's fine that we made up a bunch of bullshyt that schools are assigning children different genders!
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FIFY

#14 2026-10-06 19:26:11

 wrote:Says the fuqhead who is out of his goddamn brain stem obsessed to total psychosis over trans people. 

JESUS MOTHER OF GAWD CAN WE PLEEEEASE GET BACK TO GOING OUT OF OUR FUQING MINDS INSANE WITH PURE WHITE HOT RAGE FOR THE GODDAMN MOTHERFUQING TRANS HOMO FAG COKSUCKING ASSPOX LUNATICS WHO CONSUME MY EVERY WAKING THOUGHT!!!!!
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NO ONE gives a fuq about trannies per say.  It's their INSISTENCE that normal people have to play along with their delusion AND allow them to be around out children, that pisses us off.

#15 2026-10-06 19:50:01

 wrote:NO ONE gives a fuq about trannies per say.  It's their INSISTENCE that normal people have to play along with their delusion AND allow them to be around out children, that pisses us off.
Has never seen or interacted with a trans person except for watching tranny porn  ^^^^

#16 2026-10-06 19:58:51

 wrote:NO ONE gives a fuq about trannies per say.  It's their INSISTENCE that normal people have to play along with their delusion AND allow them to be around out children, that pisses us off.
NOBODY is demanding you "play along with their delusion." You are 100% free to believe whatever you want. The problem is not about what you believe, its you wanting to deny virtually everything to them when their choices have absolutely ZERO impact on you.

There is absolutely zero effort among trans people to "be around children." That is an absolutely manufactured fear that allows you to justify your hatred.

You see normal, sane people do not care about the choices that other people make that have no impact on them. Want to call yourself a chick? Why should I care? Just like why should I care if you plaster your shytty truck with flags? Does not affect me in any way. 

Also, no trans person is taking away healthcare, starting wars, or driving up the prices due to tariffs. 

Trans people are less than 1% of the population. Impact on my life: 0.00
Billionaires are also less than 1% of the population. Impact on my life: 169%

Billionaires need regulation, not trans people.

#17 2026-10-06 20:00:00

 wrote:It's fine that schools are assigning children different genders!
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Absolutely zero evidence of this ever happening. You can shut your fuqing mouth now.

#18 2026-10-06 20:08:49

No big  deal

#19 2026-10-06 20:16:05

 wrote:NOBODY is demanding you "play along with their delusion." 
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Billionaires need regulation, not trans people.
We're 1% LESS evil than than a tech bro Dr. Evil.   We're not the baddies, and if you think differently we'll silence you. 

#20 2026-10-06 20:17:26

 wrote:It's fine that schools are assigning children different genders!
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Don’t forget the litter boxes for the classroom furries!
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#21 2026-10-06 20:25:15

It’s not a joke:

A new Texas bill is gaining attention for seeking to ban "animal behavior" in public schools. It's called the Forbidding Unlawful Representation of Roleplaying in Education Act, aka the FURRIES Act — and it seeks to stop students from "using a litter box for the passing of stool, urine, or other human byproducts."

The bill, named after the "furry" subculture, which broadly refers to people with a particular interest in animal characters with humanlike qualities, bans dressing up like an animal (such as by wearing tails, collars, ears or leashes) in schools, and bars hissing, meowing and other animallike tendencies. It also prohibits "surgical" interventions that would make a student appear more animallike.

But according to some lawmakers, educators and members of the public, the act is seeking to solve problems that don't actually exist — particularly when it comes to where students are, or are not, using the bathroom. Here's what to know.

Who is pushing the FURRIES Act and why?

The FURRIES Act was first introduced on March 13 by Stan Gerdes, a Republican Texas state representative. He claimed that an unspecified "furry-related incident" happened in the Smithville Independent School District outside of Austin, prompting him to file a formal piece of legislation.

That same day, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott referenced the act at the 2025 Texas Pastors Policy Conference in Austin in a speech promoting school choice, where he stated that some students were using litter boxes at school.

https://www.yahoo.com/news/the-furries- … 30380.html

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