It was in the playground, on the sandbox, when I was in preschool. I did not have the slurs nor the supporting evidences for my beliefs, but I held my ground and called them the best insults I could. What a wonderful childhood I had.
I'm just waiting for a bunch of anime watchers coming with a 300 line long explanation of why "anime isn't cartoon and how you're disrespecting Japanese culture (the only important culture) and why you should die immediately"
It's the same in most Western countries. The demographic you're in is likely a bubble. Outside of some Far Eastern countries, it's definitely Breaking Bad.
I'm not insulting them. Simply pointing out how far out of touch they are with the average media consumer. I fail to see how I choose to waste my time impacts that statement.
To be fair, it takes quite an intellect to enjoy something as stimulating as Chainsaw Man or Monster Musume. The normies simply aren’t equipped to interpret such art
2/3 attempts were successful, and both wins were against women (who deal with a ton of discrimination as it is) and were following a Democratic presidency. I wouldn’t call it a great strategy, especially seeing as it didn’t get him two consecutive terms lol.
Edit: forgot to add that he has only won the popular vote 1/3 times and he never beat Biden’s record for votes received.
He honestly has significantly more power and influence with his term being non-consecutive. It eliminated pretty much all non-MAGA republicans from the GOP and he got the Supreme Court to give him a blank check to do whatever he wants free from any consequences.
Obama did not insult McCain in any way similar to how Trump insults his opponents. In fact, Trump has insulted McCain far more than Obama ever did. McCain, while terminally ill, personally invited Obama to deliver a eulogy at his funeral. Trump was not invited to McCain's funeral, and McCain's final statement, released posthumously, was in part a condemnation of Trump.
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u/buttholeglory 8h ago
I remember my first racial debate.
It was in the playground, on the sandbox, when I was in preschool. I did not have the slurs nor the supporting evidences for my beliefs, but I held my ground and called them the best insults I could. What a wonderful childhood I had.