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[Pio1980]

Originally Posted by whell

No, but its not like folks who wear that hat don't bring out the worst in some folks.

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-44732099

There's been some of that as well, one reason the hats weren't a great idea under the circumstances. A guy I have brunch with Sunday's wore one once, I didn't ask him why as he knows full well how I feel about this admin. It did make me uncomfortable, I felt somewhat disrespected being put in an awkward situation by someone I consider a friend, rather than an adversary.

[whell]

Originally Posted by Pio1980

There's been some of that as well, one reason the hats weren't a great idea under the circumstances. A guy I have brunch with Sunday's wore one once, I didn't ask him why as he knows full well how I feel about this admin. It did make me uncomfortable, I felt somewhat disrespected being put in an awkward situation by someone I consider a friend, rather than an adversary.

Curious: Not saying you would, but...

Do you think he should have felt uncomfortable or disrespected if, at some point, you had shown up with a "Me Too" pin or button? Or a "Feel the Bern" shirt or hat?

[Pio1980]

Originally Posted by whell

Curious: Not saying you would, but...

Do you think he should have felt uncomfortable or disrespected if, at some point, you had shown up with a "Me Too" pin or button? Or a "Feel the Bern" shirt or hat?

Why should he think a "me too" logo offensive?
We have discussed Bernie, he knows I didn't support his candidacy.
Otherwise, I wouldn't put him in a defensive posture in spite of his tendency to get some of his misinformation from purveyors of conspiracy nonsense, i.e, birtherism, etc.

[finnbow]

Originally Posted by whell

Curious: Not saying you would, but...

Do you think he should have felt uncomfortable or disrespected if, at some point, you had shown up with a "Me Too" pin or button? Or a "Feel the Bern" shirt or hat?

Those buttons don't represent bigotry, racism and white nationalism, dimwit.

[Chicks]

A pretty good chart.

https://www.adfontesmedia.com

Faux "News" and its fake news brethren are, of course, way down and to the right: "Nonsense damaging to public discourse". NYT, WaPo, PBS and the other best sources are nearly center and high up.

So which sources does our president* rely on the most?

[Pio1980]

He is one of two friends, one I've known for decades, that subscribe to racist conspiracy theory nonsense. The discomfort it generates makes things awkward at times, but I try to be the voice of reason that penetrates the echo chamber bubble in which they normally dwell. It's bearable because it is not a constant onslaught to counter in my daily personal life.

[Chicks]

Obama sure looks great in his "44" jacket. TrumPutin, in contrast, will never, ever be remotely cool.

[JJIII]

Originally Posted by Chicks

Obama sure looks great in his "44" jacket. TrumPutin, in contrast, will never, ever be remotely cool.

Just curious, who is the lady?

[Chicks]

Originally Posted by JJIII

Just curious, who is the lady?

No idea, but the microphone transceiver on her backside is a pretty good tell. Probably the local TV sports babe.

[donquixote99]

Here's a guy exposing fake news to the purveyor Tucker Carlson. Tuck looses his shit completely! And--surprise, surprise--this never made it to air on Fox....

https://twitter.com/nowthisnews/stat...82209834950657