I find it exceedingly hard to believe that a conservative will not vote for Trump when it really comes down to the day. I think there are plenty that will say they won’t all the way up to that point though.

Already cited two, but if you think “mow the lawn” is about Hamas, you’re already too far up the IDFs sphincter to likely care

Unbelievable that you can see all this carnage, deliberate use of non surgical engagement, calling Palestinians animals, calling leveling entire population centers “mowing the lawn”, and think they are fighting Hamas.

They know exactly what they’re doing, they’ll tell you themselves even.

Such an important distinction I’m sure, as they both file into the ballet box to vote for the Republican nominee.

Oh they can’t make graphs or excel sheets either don’t worry.

Maybe not explicitly call himself a Zionist or flood the IDF with money

Yeah I know, that’s what I said

Not even that, since it’s not loaded with violence to the gills the way the other is.

You’re right, the IDF has slaughtered far far far more people than appear in the cartoon

Incredibly you still have Musk fans that think SpaceX is somehow different than his plethora of other ego projects. They’d watch him piss into incoming wind and explain how his urine splattered clothes are a 4D business chess move

What’s the solve? The Republicans are always going to offer up a candidate with more hideous stances than whoever the Dems offer up. The Dems could run Trump himself and the GOP would manage to find someone worse, are you voting for Trump in that race because he’s not Super Trump?

I’m empathetic to harm reduction and the associated stances but where does the slide to the right end if Liberal voters loyally motorboat the hooters of the “least bad evil”?

Can’t vote our way out of this

Ladies and Gentlemen, the “party of law and order”

But you CAN choose what ice cream flavor is your favorite, shame you chose “boot”

Don’t bother he’s just Tucker Carlson’ing. “Just asking questions” with a face that looks like a swirled dish rag

They tried that a bit ago with Ted Cruz and the “taking our gas stoves and hamburgers” but it didn’t have much sticking power. It will come around in full strength eventually though.

Wish NPR had the guts to have a left wing bias. Between fund drives, hand wringing, pearl clutching, and some biographic segment on the death of an obscure vaudeville act reviewer, they’re pressed for time to come up with anything else

But have you considered the pitched and complex conflict between [an advanced first world military] and [starving children]

It will continue to exist because it’s useful for the ruling class.

Terms like “unskilled labor” help the media do their job, which is helping capital convince the masses that the “unskilled laborers” are speaking above their station when asking for a livible wage.

It’s “burger flippers” for people who want to call themselves more politically literate. Language currently used to minimize and undermine.

It will definitely continue to exist, but acting like there aren’t connotations here or that they aren’t directly related to the “real problem of low wages” is wack

Are you really enough of an insane ghoul to be suggesting “The Invisible Hand of the Market” about dying of heatstroke?

And no one ignores the plight of rural folk as much as Republicans. Indeed they want to make it worse to gin up more discomfort. I’m from deep rural Alabama. To say my family votes against their own interests is a given, for the two choices, but they vote for the most extreme antithesis to their best interest every time because frankly, they’re committed to the “invisible war against “”“other””“”.

I agree they should escape, but I also am not going to extend them some bullshit about how they’re “forgotten” or “ignored”. They know exactly what they’re doing. They are making their choices.