Beto, when faced with a contrary position, said this. 'It may be funny to you motherf---er, but it's not funny to me." Thank goodness that the party of tolerance is so patient.
https://video.foxnews.com/v/6310733443112#sp=show-clips
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Beto, when faced with a contrary position, said this. 'It may be funny to you motherf---er, but it's not funny to me." Thank goodness that the party of tolerance is so patient.
https://video.foxnews.com/v/6310733443112#sp=show-clips
I had to laugh too when I saw him getting on one knee like he was a soldier aiming a rifle . It reminded me of Dukakis in a tank
https://fivethirtyeight.com/wp-conte...re_5.jpg?w=712
It wasn't "a contrary position" by an audience member; it was derision, major disrespect of cruelly murdered children and two teachers.
I don't think anyone is supporting the protestor's action, but to use "mf" in a crowd which included many children is just despicable. In fact, it's despicable at any time. It's what I would have expected from a middle school child or a gang-banger. But since he's a liberal dem, then other liberal dems will, of course, defend him.
You can't advocate for tolerance just for other people. You must exhibit it yourself. BO did just the opposite.
That expletive is very common on tv, in videos, in ordinary conversation. If a child doesn't know what it means, it will fly right past him.
I'm betting if you ask Trump, "What happened in Ulvade, Texas, recently?", he would be stumped.
Like I said. Liberal dems always support liberal dems even when they do that which is despicable, including the use of very foul language around children. But I'll remember in the future that WG is OK with using vulgar words around children so long as they don't know what the words mean.
Just more TDS, and coming from a person who voted for a man who probably has to be reminded what day of the week it is.Quote:
I'm betting if you ask Trump, "What happened in Ulvade, Texas, recently?", he would be stumped.
And loving parents must then explain to their children what those words mean and why they were used.Quote:
Originally Posted by jlisenbe
I'm a Republican.Quote:
Just more TDS, and coming from a person who voted for a man who probably has to be reminded what day of the week it is.
No. Adults should use common sense and simply not use those words. How about the N word? Are you OK with someone using that as long as the kids don't understand them? "Honey, let mommy explain to you what a MFer is." It's just being absurd. Anything to protect a fellow liberal dem. If Trump had done that, then you'd be going nuts.
You're the biggest liberal dem on this site.Quote:
I'm a Republican.
I agree -- not use them. But their children should get a calm explanation of what those words mean and why they're used.Quote:
Originally Posted by jlisenbe
Nope. I'm the only sane Republican here.Quote:
You're the biggest liberal dem on this site.
No parent should have to explain the meaning of "mf" to their 10 year old. It's just a desperate defense of a fellow liberal dem who acted like a ten year old himself.
Sane repub? Nah. Perhaps it can best be expressed in this way. You have yet to find a liberal dem you would criticize, and you have yet to find a liberal dem position you would criticize. Walks like a duck...quacks like a duck...oh well.
Who will the child ask for an explanation? His school friends? His teen neighbor? His foul-mouthed uncle? And he'll learn a few more expletives during the conversation -- and feel free to use them himself.Quote:
Originally Posted by jlisenbe
No, a loving parent needs to be in charge of this.
Yep. As Republicans used to be before Trump -- and earlier. Think pre-1964.Quote:
Sane repub? Nah.
When a stupid, vulgar adult uses profane language like that in the presence of a child, he is a poor excuse of a human being. Make all the excuses you want. It is disgusting. Why should that "loving parent" be forced into that situation because of the deplorable behavior of a sorry politician? And if Trump or any repub does it, then the same is true of them. Party affiliation is not an excuse.
This still explains it best. You're not fooling anyone here. "Perhaps it can best be expressed in this way. You have yet to find a liberal dem you would criticize, and you have yet to find a liberal dem position you would criticize. Walks like a duck...quacks like a duck...oh well."
Because that parent loves his/her child and wants to teach that child the correct and loving way to speak to others.Quote:
Originally Posted by jlisenbe
I very rarely comment on political threads. Not my thing. It used to be fun sparring and playing catch with Athos.Quote:
This still explains it best. You're not fooling anyone here. "Perhaps it can best be expressed in this way. You have yet to find a liberal dem you would criticize, and you have yet to find a liberal dem position you would criticize. Walks like a duck...quacks like a duck...oh well."
hard to spar when speaking to a like minded person.Quote:
It used to be fun sparring and playing catch with Athos.
Oh, we happily sparred!Quote:
Originally Posted by tomder55
You rarely comment on political threads? You've commented on the latest four under "current events". At any rate, any comment you make is to support the liberal dem cause.Quote:
I very rarely comment on political threads. Not my thing. It used to be fun sparring and playing catch with Athos.
I comment (now that Athos is gone) only because I get so bored playing Solitaire and watching Dr. Phil and Jeopardy on tv. Sometimes I watch the youtube videos of Marcel the Shell with Shoes On or OwlKitty or Talking Kitty Cat. After all, there's more to life than AMHD Current Events!
I can understand that. You are always welcome and it's good to see your views. It's just a stretch to say that you "rarely" comment on political subjects. And to be sure, you have never found a liberal dem cause you did not support.
Hard to imagine you and Athos ever having even a semi-serious disagreement.
Been rather sad to see the demise of this site. I came aboard several years ago mainly for the plumbing and electrical areas. We used to get several questions a week on both of them. Now it's down to three or four a YEAR. I came over to member discussions when those two areas played out.
Well, he's not only vulgar as it turns out, but he also doesn't keep his word.
https://www.foxnews.com/politics/bet...e-avoid-f-wordQuote:
"Great point, and I don’t intend to use the F-word going forward. Point taken, and very strongly made. We’re going to keep it clean," he said in March 2019.
O'Rourke, who commonly used the F-word during presidential campaign events, also appeared to break the pledge mere months after making it.
In the past, when AMHD was roaring with activity, I rarely commented on Politics -- was preoccupied with the Christianity thread and Member threads. Now, one of the few active boards is Current Events. I like to be oppositional -- challenge others to consider and post their own views and then support them with cogent arguments.
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