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Post by Ryan_MYeah on Mar 22, 2022 5:14:05 GMT
As the native Floridian, I feel compelled and obligated to despise the fuck out of this loathsome creature. More and more, the lecherous man has been adopting Trump style plays, leaning so far to extremes to try and sink others down to his level, and try rallying the same hateful supporters to his cause. It’s not enough that he seems borderline inept at actually doing his fucking job, but the pure “punch me in the face” attitude he projects… fuck’s sake, you can’t teach the kind of douchebaggery of that “Covid theatre” outburst at TEENAGERS.
This coming in light of a particularly bitter back and forth with Disney of all people. After Disney’s (admittedly poorly handled and sluggish) condemnation of the “Don’t Say Gay” bill, he’s proposed a new “Stop Woke” bill, specifically designed to punish companies for their diversity training. Because there really is no low this prejudiced cockroach won’t sink to.
All I know is if he does make it as far as a Presidential run, it will be a truly dark day, because after the disaster of the Trump era, the last thing we need is someone just as bad - if not worse - to draw from the same well of tricks. That would not only be a pity, but a truly depressing realization what hate still lingers. And I know that some people will call me a hypocrite for insulting him. My insults don’t ACTIVELY RUIN AND OPPRESS PEOPLE’S LIVES at every conceivable turn. But he’ll be there to do just that. All because this spiteful little man can’t fathom that times change, and culture always presses forward despite suppression. He can’t, and won’t accept that. Because it’s different and foreign to him, and it scares him. Even though that fear is baseless.
Fuck you Ron DeSantis, you bigoted human husk!
Rant over…
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Post by Joaquim on Mar 22, 2022 5:26:24 GMT
As the native Floridian, allow me to say God I hope Disney gives us the Russia treatment
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Post by Ryan_MYeah on Mar 22, 2022 5:31:30 GMT
As the native Floridian, allow me to say God I hope Disney gives us the Russia treatment I genuinely just want to know, do you have anything you want to say? Or is it all just gonna be snark?
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Post by Joaquim on Mar 22, 2022 5:38:21 GMT
As the native Floridian, allow me to say God I hope Disney gives us the Russia treatment I genuinely just want to know, do you have anything you want to say? Or is it all just gonna be snark? Yes.
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Post by pacinoyes on Mar 22, 2022 16:04:25 GMT
I think he's our next President tbh - I find it distasteful how he uses states right issues in Fla - to then spin it against the Federal government - into a kind of "hidden campaigning for President" without (yet) announcing that intent. He's very sly with it - and it's sort of like dealing from the bottom of the deck.
But I think he is positioned in such a great way as a candidate ("great" depending on your POV) - he's the face of the no mandate wing of the electorate, the parents rights wing of the electorate, he'd deliver Florida, last I saw he's big with independents, which is obviously crucial.
What is interesting is the Democratic Party convinced everyone to throw their support behind Biden because Sanders couldn't "really" win........can the GOP convince Trump this time to step aside or play nice" because (maybe?) he can't win now either......does the Republican Party have a Jim Clyburn-type person to shape "history"
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Post by hugobolso on Mar 22, 2022 16:45:37 GMT
Olrlando supports Democratic Party but Miami Support De Santis. I love Miami, was my holiday place for so many years!!!
I really miss it.-
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Post by hugobolso on Mar 22, 2022 17:37:23 GMT
I think he's our next President tbh - I find it distasteful how he uses states right issues in Fla - to then spin it against the Federal government - into a kind of "hidden campaigning for President" without (yet) announcing that intent. He's very sly with it - and it's sort of like dealing from the bottom of the deck. But I think he is positioned in such a great way as a candidate ("great" depending on your POV) - he's the face of the no mandate wing of the electorate, the parents rights wing of the electorate, he'd deliver Florida, last I saw he's big with independents, which is obviously crucial. What is interesting is the Democratic Party convinced everyone to throw their support behind Biden because Sanders couldn't "really" win........can the GOP convince Trump this time to step aside or play nice" because (maybe?) he can't win now either......does the Republican Party have a Jim Clyburn-type person to shape "history" Like offering Trump or Ivanka de VP?, or the Secretary of State or something like that.-
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Post by pacinoyes on Mar 22, 2022 18:04:34 GMT
I think he's our next President tbh - I find it distasteful how he uses states right issues in Fla - to then spin it against the Federal government - into a kind of "hidden campaigning for President" without (yet) announcing that intent. He's very sly with it - and it's sort of like dealing from the bottom of the deck. But I think he is positioned in such a great way as a candidate ("great" depending on your POV) - he's the face of the no mandate wing of the electorate, the parents rights wing of the electorate, he'd deliver Florida, last I saw he's big with independents, which is obviously crucial. What is interesting is the Democratic Party convinced everyone to throw their support behind Biden because Sanders couldn't "really" win........can the GOP convince Trump this time to step aside or play nice" because (maybe?) he can't win now either......does the Republican Party have a Jim Clyburn-type person to shape "history" Like offering Trump or Ivanka de VP?, or the Secretary of State or something like that.-Whoa............. I wouldn't start the negotiatng that high.........but yeah "something" like that.........let's hope he just goes for a lifetime of McDonald's meals offer instead - although McDonald's probably will freak out......... but Republicans could always just pay for them I guess ........and we never have to know
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Post by hugobolso on Mar 22, 2022 18:18:34 GMT
Like offering Trump or Ivanka de VP?, or the Secretary of State or something like that.- Whoa............. I wouldn't start the negotiatng that high.........but yeah "something" like that.........let's hope he just goes for a lifetime of McDonald's meals offer instead - although McDonald's probably will freak out......... but Republicans could always just pay for them I guess ........and we never have to know Or Florida Governorship for a Trump kid, or son or daughter in Law.- He is old, and he would prefer to stay in his semiretirement in his feud (Florida) than working in DC, twitting against Disney.- Maybe he could arrange Tiffany marriage to one of Marco Rubio's nephews (sons of singer and actor Carlos Ponce).-
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Post by Joaquim on Mar 22, 2022 18:40:04 GMT
Whoa............. I wouldn't start the negotiatng that high.........but yeah "something" like that.........let's hope he just goes for a lifetime of McDonald's meals offer instead - although McDonald's probably will freak out......... but Republicans could always just pay for them I guess ........and we never have to know Or Florida Governorship for a Trump kid, or son or daughter in Law.-He is old, and he would prefer to stay in his semiretirement in his feud (Florida) than working in DC, twitting against Disney.- Maybe he could arrange Tiffany marriage to one of Marco Rubio's nephews (sons of singer and actor Carlos Ponce).- Absolutely god damn not. This place needs to be left in capable hands after DeSantis is gone, and the Trump kids are even more incompetent than their father. This is actually why I kinda don’t want DeSantis to run for president in 2 years. He’ll be out halfway through his 2nd term and there’s no guarantee the next guy will be anywhere near as capable for the job. I’d rather DeSantis just abolish term limits here and essentially make himself dictator of Florida for life And what’s with this talk about arranging marriages to negotiate with Trump? Stop. This is not the middle ages or any other time before it
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Post by hugobolso on Mar 22, 2022 18:56:34 GMT
Or Florida Governorship for a Trump kid, or son or daughter in Law.-He is old, and he would prefer to stay in his semiretirement in his feud (Florida) than working in DC, twitting against Disney.- Maybe he could arrange Tiffany marriage to one of Marco Rubio's nephews (sons of singer and actor Carlos Ponce).- Absolutely god damn not. This place needs to be left in capable hands after DeSantis is gone, and the Trump kids are even more incompetent than their father. This is actually why I kinda don’t want DeSantis to run for president in 2 years. He’ll be out halfway through his 2nd term and there’s no guarantee the next guy will be anywhere near as capable for the job. I’d rather DeSantis just abolish term limits here and essentially make himself dictator of Florida for life And what’s with this talk about arranging marriages to negotiate with Trump? Stop. This is not the middle ages or any other time before it Its a joke, but worked for the Bush family, one married a school and the other a latina.
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Post by Tommen_Saperstein on Mar 23, 2022 18:53:33 GMT
yeah he seems to be quite a piece of shit. Maybe not as insidious as Greg Abbott but in the same wheelhouse and just as willing to use culture wars to rally the worst kinds of bigots to his side. So Trump 2.0 but going to be way worse as a president because he's going to be more legitimate and appeal to assholes who *only* liked Trump for his fight and memeification. DeSantis is going to be just as aggressive but he can string words together to make a sentence. We're all doomed.
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Post by Joaquim on Mar 23, 2022 19:15:43 GMT
yeah he seems to be quite a piece of shit. Maybe not as insidious as Greg Abbott but in the same wheelhouse and just as willing to use culture wars to rally the worst kinds of bigots to his side. So Trump 2.0 but going to be way worse as a president because he's going to be more legitimate and appeal to assholes who *only* liked Trump for his fight and memeification. DeSantis is going to be just as aggressive but he can string words together to make a sentence. We're all doomed. Calling him Trump 2.0 is an insult to DeSantis and a smear tho but I’ll let it slide
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Post by Brother Fease on Mar 24, 2022 2:51:43 GMT
I think he's our next President tbh - I find it distasteful how he uses states right issues in Fla - to then spin it against the Federal government - into a kind of Hold the phone. Why do you think Dirty Ron/Mini-Trump will be President in 2025?
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Post by Brother Fease on Mar 24, 2022 2:58:16 GMT
As the native Floridian, I feel compelled and obligated to despise the fuck out of this loathsome creature. More and more, the lecherous man has been adopting Trump style plays, leaning so far to extremes to try and sink others down to his level, and try rallying the same hateful supporters to his cause. It’s not enough that he seems borderline inept at actually doing his fucking job, but the pure “punch me in the face” attitude he projects… fuck’s sake, you can’t teach the kind of douchebaggery of that “Covid theatre” outburst at TEENAGERS. This coming in light of a particularly bitter back and forth with Disney of all people. After Disney’s (admittedly poorly handled and sluggish) condemnation of the “Don’t Say Gay” bill, he’s proposed a new “Stop Woke” bill, specifically designed to punish companies for their diversity training. Because there really is no low this prejudiced cockroach won’t sink to. All I know is if he does make it as far as a Presidential run, it will be a truly dark day, because after the disaster of the Trump era, the last thing we need is someone just as bad - if not worse - to draw from the same well of tricks. That would not only be a pity, but a truly depressing realization what hate still lingers. And I know that some people will call me a hypocrite for insulting him. My insults don’t ACTIVELY RUIN AND OPPRESS PEOPLE’S LIVES at every conceivable turn. But he’ll be there to do just that. All because this spiteful little man can’t fathom that times change, and culture always presses forward despite suppression. He can’t, and won’t accept that. Because it’s different and foreign to him, and it scares him. Even though that fear is baseless. Fuck you Ron DeSantis, you bigoted human husk! Rant over… I agree on DeSantis. He's terrible and relying heavily on the Trump playbook school of rhetoric. My hopes that the GOP will smarten up and stop getting catch up in these idiotic, phony culture wars and divorce themselves from the bankrupt game show host. That would be great. He's positioning himself as the alternative to Trump in 2024. But lets face it, if Trump decides to run again, Dirty Ron is not going to win the nomination. Trump controls a party, formerly known as the Republican Party. Whatever Daddy Trump wants, he gets.
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Post by pacinoyes on Mar 24, 2022 5:28:52 GMT
I think he's our next President tbh - I find it distasteful how he uses states right issues in Fla - to then spin it against the Federal government - into a kind of Hold the phone. Why do you think Dirty Ron/Mini-Trump will be President in 2025? It's in the rest of my post ......... I had this in bold below in my post. Re-copied, below again. You have a Republican governor who can deliver Florida in an election, appears on the surface in someways like an old school Democrat - he fights for parents rights (theoretically), and stands up to big business (Disney) - he's at 60% with independents in his own state polls . The possible Democratic candidates atm are an unpopular president (40%, link below) who will be ~ 81 when the election is held, or his even more unpopular vice president. thehill.com/homenews/administration/599350-biden-approval-rating-falls-to-new-low-survey But I think he is positioned in such a great way as a candidate ("great" depending on your POV) - he's the face of the no mandate wing of the electorate, the parents rights wing of the electorate, he'd deliver Florida, last I saw he's big with independents, which is obviously crucial. What is interesting is the Democratic Party convinced everyone to throw their support behind Biden because Sanders couldn't "really" win........can the GOP convince Trump this time to step aside or play "nice" because (maybe?) Trump can't win now either......does the Republican Party have a Jim Clyburn-type person to shape "history"
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Post by hugobolso on Mar 25, 2022 19:31:09 GMT
yeah he seems to be quite a piece of shit. Maybe not as insidious as Greg Abbott but in the same wheelhouse and just as willing to use culture wars to rally the worst kinds of bigots to his side. So Trump 2.0 but going to be way worse as a president because he's going to be more legitimate and appeal to assholes who *only* liked Trump for his fight and memeification. DeSantis is going to be just as aggressive but he can string words together to make a sentence. We're all doomed. You are creAting a Streisand. A couple of years ago Florida was just one of the 50s states. Today looks like is the only state that matters. In a couple of years De Santis gone from Alice to Marcia and all the Demócrats are Jen.
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Post by pacinoyes on Apr 20, 2022 11:33:18 GMT
In the last week DeSantis has excluded 41% of math textbooks for (among other things) CRT related concerns - illegal in his state btw (and he unnecessarily publicized it), told Disney to basically fnck off and threatened their special corporate benefits status for "misrepresenting" the Don't Say Gay bill (and he publicized it) - what Republican takes on a lucrative corporation agreement stance ever - against the corportation (?!?) - and signed a 15 week abortion law when he could have just waited for the Supreme Court decision (and he publicized it yet again) when he didn't need to do anything at all atm.
I have never seen a single more aggressive campaign to be President than a guy not officially announced as a candidate to actually be President in the first place.....and that election is over 2 years away .......it's something to watch just from a "what's next?" POV......
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Post by Deleted on Apr 20, 2022 14:00:10 GMT
People who try to tear apart the very fabric of America simply for their own personal gain and ambitions (seriously, he graduated from Harvard Law with honors, this asshole knows what he's doing) are truly the most repugnant on earth. There is not one redeeming quality in my eyes.
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Post by pacinoyes on Apr 20, 2022 14:37:31 GMT
People who try to tear apart the very fabric of America simply for their own personal gain and ambitions (seriously, he graduated from Harvard Law with honors, this asshole knows what he's doing) are truly the most repugnant on earth. There is not one redeeming quality in my eyes. There is a whole peripheral discussion we can have about the Republican Party - the populist party of America or that's how they present themselves in 2022 - being comprised of several key people who almost pretend they are not well educated and "regular folk" - DeSantis and his possible running mate (Ted Cruz, Princeton, Harvard)......especially.......
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Post by Deleted on Apr 20, 2022 14:47:35 GMT
People who try to tear apart the very fabric of America simply for their own personal gain and ambitions (seriously, he graduated from Harvard Law with honors, this asshole knows what he's doing) are truly the most repugnant on earth. There is not one redeeming quality in my eyes. There is a whole peripheral discussion we can have about the Republican Party - the populist party of America or that's how they present themselves in 2022 - being comprised of several key people who almost pretend they are not well educated and "regular folk" - DeSantis and his possible running mate (Ted Cruz, Princeton, Harvard)......especially....... Yep! Don't forget about insurrectionist extraordinaire, Josh Hawley.
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Post by quetee on Apr 20, 2022 14:53:18 GMT
There is a whole peripheral discussion we can have about the Republican Party - the populist party of America or that's how they present themselves in 2022 - being comprised of several key people who almost pretend they are not well educated and "regular folk" - DeSantis and his possible running mate (Ted Cruz, Princeton, Harvard)......especially....... Yep! Don't forget about insurrectionist extraordinaire, Josh Hawley. I cant stand him. People like he and Ron are the ones you really have to worry about because they are smart and will use any means necessary. Trump was too stupid that's the only reason why he didn't succeed.
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Post by Joaquim on Apr 20, 2022 16:10:18 GMT
Y’all are worrying about the wrong people. Yes Hawley is sketchy but the guy who’s actually dangerous is Tom Cotton
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Post by pacinoyes on Apr 20, 2022 16:31:19 GMT
Y’all are worrying about the wrong people. Yes Hawley is sketchy but the guy who’s actually dangerous is Tom Cotton True...............Although if somehow the Democrats can run Mayor Pete - I don't know how that's going to happen but they'd love to do that - given the current disastrous duo - it's going to be particularly hilarious hearing De Santis and Buttigieg argue about who is more a regular dude - the Harvard / Yale Republican vs. the Harvard / Oxford Democrat. Good times, good times.....can't wait
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Post by Deleted on Apr 20, 2022 16:45:11 GMT
pacinoyes - Do you still want to live in the US?
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