Republicans now control the federal government and a significant majority of state governments. And yet today, we get all of this:
I could grab more from the past months, but I think it makes the point. I guess my question is this:
Why are you dudes so angry? I mean, not upset about specific things that you think are wrong with the country, just angry that there exist people who disagree with you and have the gall to express it. Finding glee that many Americans are upset.
Beyond my confusion at the anger, I suppose I have a hard time understanding the source. By and large, the posters here are successful middle to upper class Americans who really don't have a hell of a lot to complain about. Our lives are pretty easy, and the effect of politics is pretty marginal to our day-to-day lives. I could understand if, 16 years ago, you were gay and upset that a President who opposed gay rights was being elected. But for posters on this board? What about politics creates such visceral anger, rather than simple disagreement?
Just how I imagine @TaskForce60 or @tzrider or @tedde1 or @ntexascardfan
What other lib poster fits this photo?
Wow, does it make me a bad person if I became somewhat aroused by her agony?
I could grab more from the past months, but I think it makes the point. I guess my question is this:
Why are you dudes so angry? I mean, not upset about specific things that you think are wrong with the country, just angry that there exist people who disagree with you and have the gall to express it. Finding glee that many Americans are upset.
Beyond my confusion at the anger, I suppose I have a hard time understanding the source. By and large, the posters here are successful middle to upper class Americans who really don't have a hell of a lot to complain about. Our lives are pretty easy, and the effect of politics is pretty marginal to our day-to-day lives. I could understand if, 16 years ago, you were gay and upset that a President who opposed gay rights was being elected. But for posters on this board? What about politics creates such visceral anger, rather than simple disagreement?
