Yeah. I mean, it’s highly indicative of that or just you not meeting women. Although I have a feeling the former has lead to the latter for you lol
Kinda like how you arguing that the concept of racial supremacy not being racist is...racist.
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I didn't see this before when it was posted 08-10-2018, but did nobody comment on this before? how is this okay to say? does it not get much attention because it was latina. imagine substituting that with black and the outrage it would cause.
I can only comment on what I know about. I know nothing about the Khmer Rouge.
I could say you posted all you did, and didn't bother to comment on what you quoted, the actual story that I posted.
that is what happens when there are too many tweets in a post. when someone quotes the entire post then their reply is including in the quote like it did here. when I click quote only the reply to my post is there.
I don't agree with the original video used against AOC. I didn't like or agree with her face ending up in fire. I didn't even watch the entire video, just saw the part with AOC's face ending up on fire.
I know nothing about Khmer Rouge so I don't know the comparison.
the point in why I posted this story is to show the stupidity of AOC and how easily words like white supremacist and racist get thrown around. this had nothing to do with that yet AOC was stupid enough to say that.
you want to criticize me for not commenting about the violent comparison, but yet you didn't say anything about what AOC said. you took to the time to reply to me but couldn't even take the time to comment on AOC.
multiple days and not 1 person could comment about what AOC said.
You posted a story where someone uses violent rhetoric against AOC and never once mention it. In the other thread you stated that you are against all violent rhetoric, regardless of what side. That was a lie. If you cared about violent rhetoric, you would have called it out here. You did not.
question. what is the title of this thread? I don't need to wait for you to answer, the answer is.. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez. I posted something about, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez. what she said was the intent of what I posted.
here is another post by you and still not commenting on the actual story in what AOC said. you are more interested in arguing with me than what is the actual story. that is often your problem. why is it so hard for you to comment on the story, about what AOC said. this has become a pattern for you.
Yeah you posted a story about someone using Violent Rhetoric against AOC and literally said nothing about it. Here is the title of the article you posted:
Republican PAC runs debate ad comparing Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez to genocidal Khmer Rouge
I am the only one between us commenting on the actual story. The story is how someone used violent rhetoric about AOC and you have not commented on it.
By the fact you have no commented on the story I guess you don't care about violent rhetoric from both sides. Seriously, you completely ignored the title of your own article. How bad can you get?
the reason why I posted the story was about what AOC said. that is literally why I said this..
I did comment on that part yesterday replying to you..
I know the reason you posted the story, but by making the reason about what AOC in response to violent rhetoric you completely ignored violent rhetoric towards AOC, despite you talking about how you don't like it from any side. You made absolutely zero mention of it until I specifically called you out for not doing so. Your response yesterday was in reply to me, had I not called you out, you NEVER would have mentioned how the violent rhetoric towards AOC was bad.
what I said yesterday is how I felt when I first saw the video. I'm sorry if I didn't post that at the same time. the bipartisan reaction should be not to have a woman's face ending up in fire. but I was more interested in what AOC said, which is why I posted it in the AOC thread.
where is your comment on what AOC said, you have had numerous replies now without addressing that.
At least you admit your true motivation was to just make AOC look bad as opposed to denouncing violent rhetoric from both sides.
As to my comment on what AOC said? My thoughts are: it's not nearly as bad as insinuating she is responsible for genocide. It is not nearly as bad as violent rhetoric towards her. And anyone who sees someone using such violent rhetoric against someone and then gets more angry at their response calling the person who used violence rhetoric against them a name is a partisan hack.
so abusing the word racist or white supremacist is not a problem? I thought you would be someone that would think this is wrong since you have talked about actual racism before. here I thought racism was a big problem, and with that anyone who wants to casually throw around the word racist or white supremacist where it doesn't fit.
I didn't mention it in the beginning because I thought what Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez said was more deserving of the attention, again in the Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez thread.
I will also say again that I know nothing about Khmer Rouge so I don't know the comparison. hard for me to talk about what was as bad or not when I know literally nothing about whatever that is. but do think what AOC said was wrong, and that alone should have people in agreement. she brought up white supremacist in something that was done by an Asian woman.
I know that's what you thought, and that's sad. You didn't think someone using violent rhetoric against AOC was worthy of attention. You could have posted the story in the other thread talking about violent rhetoric to condemn the violent rhetoric against AOC, but you did not.
And don't give me the you know nothing about Khmer Rouge, you know what the word Genocide means. Has AOC done anything remotely close to Genocide? No. So any comparison to genocide, anywhere, was wrong.
1. You should consider applying this newfound filtering process to more of your posts.
2. You're absolutely full of ****. There is absolutely no way you know nothing about Khmer Rouge, genocide, etc. This is just more of your laughable convenient ignorance that you default to anytime you are faced with addressing something that submarines your already ridiculous point (that AOC can't slam white supremacy because of Elizabeth Heng, who she wasn't addresing lol, she's flat out addressing the GOP's white supremacist base, y'know, white supremacists that the ad is meant to appeal to. Your point died before you could even make it because you a. you didn't understand what you were addressing, as usual, and b. you don't really have any problems with white supremacy to begin with lol) --especially when you go out of your way to google dumb good guy with gun anecdotes that you "remember" lmao
common sense should be that it's a problem when someone abuses words like racist/white supremacist for their political agenda, but here you are acting like it's not a problem and would rather deflect to something else.
I did end up commenting on how it was wrong, but you would rather ignore that in your rambling because that doesn't fit your agenda of only arguing with me.
please tell me ore of what I must believe, ****ing troll. you don't know ****, you routinely have no clue what you are talking about.
the ad had nothing to do with race, racism, white supremacy. those are words that the likes of AOC use because they know people are stupid and gullible enough to believe it, which is exactly what you always do. they love you.
First Bolded: And it's common sense it's a problem when someone uses violent rhetoric against a politician, yet you acted like it's not a problem and didn't even address it.
Second Bolded: Deflect to something else? The article you posted was ABOUT the violent rhetoric against AOC, yet you COMPLETELY ignored it. That is deflection.
Your first thought when someone compares AOC to Genocide was "AOC sucks". That is not good.
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JFC I even apologized and still you want to attack me over it..
the intent on why I posted it was not about that, again, in the AOC thread where my intent was for it to be about AOC.
you are getting awfully worked up over "violent rhetoric against a politician" and putting yourself in a corner for future times when any politician left or right does the same thing. you will then be forced to post with equal outrage or be a hypocrite.
Your apology is empty because you only did that once I called you out for it. You showed your true intentions with your original post.
And no, I'm not backing myself into any corner, because I actually believe it's wrong from any side. You certainly won't see me posting an article of a leftist accusing a conservative of genocide by talking about how dumb the conservative is.
my true intentions, again in Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez thread. no **** that was my intention, I literally said that.
this angle is laughable in how you want to keep acting as if I never said anything, yet it took you how long to call out the violent rhetoric in the story with 3 separate incidents.
how many days did I wait to respond about what you asked. the same day I saw/replied to your post, since I wasn't around 14/15/16.
how many days did it take you, weeks.
I didn't need to go on and on and on refusing to say it was wrong.
So you want brownie points for admitting the violent rhetoric against AOC was wrong only after being called out by me after posting the article and talking about how dumb AOC is?
Sorry, you don't get any points for that. Your hypocrisy was on display. Had I not called you out, you still wouldn't have said the comment against AOC was bad. You only said that after I called you out. You don't get points for that.
you are the hypocrite. I admitted something after you mentioned it. how long did it take you to finally comment on something similar, weeks.
again, this is mundane, but this is the Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez thread so of course my comment was going to be about Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez. if I was going to focus on the other part then it would have went in a different thread.
Someone saying AOC is equivalent to genocide is about AOC. The perfect place to talk about someone using violent rhetoric towards AOC is in the AOC thread. Not everything in a thread about someone must be negative. But you did not until I called you out on it, and you never would have had I not either.
I know that is why you posted in the AOC thread. You wanted to make her look bad. But the first tweet says "Republicans are running TV ads setting pictures of me on fire", which is violent rhetoric, which you claimed you are against no matter what side, and yet said nothing about it until I called you out.
How come you did not mention her tweet about that? Because what this was all about was to hate on AOC.
It really doesn’t matter why you posted that article. The whole thing is about AOC, just because her response is what you want to talk about doesn’t mean anyone else has to. IMO the GOP running an add about her being compared to a genocidal regime is a much more significant part of the story and definitely more important to address. It’s like a contractor told you the foundation of your house is crumbling but all you want to talk about is the ugly colour of the drapes.
I just wanted to add to a couple of posts on here that were against or dubious about women or latina women holding public office. I've interacted with many women in the last 3 years or more, more than most men, and I can tell you, that the vast majority of women appear to be damn right indecisive. If you assign an appointment on a day to do something, they'll arbitrarily change their minds or can't decide whether they want that day or another day, or any day at all. If they do something they'll change their minds about why they wanted to do it in the first place afterwards. It's just a complete disaster. It actually made me question, the mental fitness of most women to make decisions. Before this experience I never considered the possibility that women were especially prone to this and I think most women themselves, would agree with what I am saying. To hold public office a woman would have to be extraordinary, which I feel most are, who run. For the average women, probably not. I think AOC is very capable, in this regard.
I remember how some white folks believed that a Black had to be extraordinary rare Negro to be a quarterback in the NFL back in the early sixties. They felt that negroes couldn't mentally process the various reads in front of them and then make a decision all within five seconds, or understand and run today (at that time) complex NFL offense playbook.
Now another white guy in the year 2019 is questioning the ability of another human being because they ain't like him. If you are non-white or gay, you should be doubly ashamed of yourself. You tell your momma or women folk this crap? Raise daughters with a strong sense of inferiority to their male better.
The more things changes, the more it stays the same.
Most women are terrible story tellers. They general feel people should listen to them bc they are special and give no effort to entertain. It’s why powerful ones come off cold and not relatable. AOC seems to be able to deliver a line/tell a story
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You have a pretty crazy stereotype of women. Maybe you’ve been around a lot of loonies, but, there are a lot of women who are capable of making decisions and sticking to it. I’ll go ahead and also disagree about your “average woman” comment. I didn’t know there was a difference between the “average woman” and one who runs for office.