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2982Great point. Also if it hasn't been pointed out yet, one of the first things a Trump administration would like to do is destroy the Palestinian movement and give Isreal whatever it wants to wipe Gaza off the map. It's literally in the top order of things they would like to do.
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2983Trump's rallies feature appearances by Giuliani, his two biter sons, and Apartheid Elon. What a who's who in dog shit.
We're headed for social anarchy when people start pissing on bookstores.
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2984And that was before his 'lil Neo Nazi rally at MSG over the weekend.Krev wrote: Mon Oct 28, 2024 1:09 pm Trump's rallies feature appearances by Giuliani, his two biter sons, and Apartheid Elon. What a who's who in dog shit.
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2985Yes, this Hinchcliffe fellow certainly made a name for himself overnight.
So bad the Trump campaign had to distance itself from his "jokes".
So bad the Trump campaign had to distance itself from his "jokes".
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2986Allegedly his material was uploaded to Trump's campaign's teleprompter so Trump's campaign knew what was going to be said, allowed it to be said, but now wants to distance themselves from what was said. It's intentional chaos direct from the campaign.
Justice for Dexter Wade and Nakari Campbell
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2987Jesus, I'm now voting for the candidate that is in complete opposition to what I want, but will be so magnanimous as to ALLOW me the privilege to disagree regardless? Are you trying to turn me into a accelerationist? I think a better idea would be, If there are enough Arabs in MI that tell the Dems that they will never ever ever ever win Michigan again until they stop killing people, that might start making a difference. Otherwise this topic is predetermined until the American empire still breathes.cakes wrote: Mon Oct 28, 2024 12:01 pmGreat point. Also if it hasn't been pointed out yet, one of the first things a Trump administration would like to do is destroy the Palestinian movement and give Isreal whatever it wants to wipe Gaza off the map. It's literally in the top order of things they would like to do.
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2988I'm in Michigan and the groundswell for Harris in the last two weeks is HIGH. I think she'll carry the state.zorg wrote: Mon Oct 28, 2024 3:45 pmJesus, I'm now voting for the candidate that is in complete opposition to what I want, but will be so magnanimous as to ALLOW me the privilege to disagree regardless? Are you trying to turn me into a accelerationist? I think a better idea would be, If there are enough Arabs in MI that tell the Dems that they will never ever ever ever win Michigan again until they stop killing people, that might start making a difference. Otherwise this topic is predetermined until the American empire still breathes.cakes wrote: Mon Oct 28, 2024 12:01 pmGreat point. Also if it hasn't been pointed out yet, one of the first things a Trump administration would like to do is destroy the Palestinian movement and give Isreal whatever it wants to wipe Gaza off the map. It's literally in the top order of things they would like to do.
Trump has been shoring up in the suburbs around Detroit (he was in Novi, criticizing Detroit, while Harris was in Kalamazoo), and he'll surely carry the hinterlands, but I think people will come out in big numbers in purple areas for Harris.
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2989Yeah, that's the way it works.zorg wrote: Mon Oct 28, 2024 3:45 pm Jesus, I'm now voting for the candidate that is in complete opposition to what I want, but will be so magnanimous as to ALLOW me the privilege to disagree regardless?
If you think "hurrying things up" will results in anything but additional oceans of pain and death for people less fortunate than you are--above and beyond those that already exist--go for it.Are you trying to turn me into a accelerationist?
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2990I'm in the western Detroit burbs, still in Wayne county.Isaac wrote: Mon Oct 28, 2024 3:54 pmI'm in Michigan and the groundswell for Harris in the last two weeks is HIGH. I think she'll carry the state.zorg wrote: Mon Oct 28, 2024 3:45 pmJesus, I'm now voting for the candidate that is in complete opposition to what I want, but will be so magnanimous as to ALLOW me the privilege to disagree regardless? Are you trying to turn me into a accelerationist? I think a better idea would be, If there are enough Arabs in MI that tell the Dems that they will never ever ever ever win Michigan again until they stop killing people, that might start making a difference. Otherwise this topic is predetermined until the American empire still breathes.cakes wrote: Mon Oct 28, 2024 12:01 pm
Great point. Also if it hasn't been pointed out yet, one of the first things a Trump administration would like to do is destroy the Palestinian movement and give Isreal whatever it wants to wipe Gaza off the map. It's literally in the top order of things they would like to do.
Trump has been shoring up in the suburbs around Detroit (he was in Novi, criticizing Detroit, while Harris was in Kalamazoo), and he'll surely carry the hinterlands, but I think people will come out in big numbers in purple areas for Harris.
Somebody just plastered Northville with “Gang Members for Harris,” “Shoplifters for Harris,” and “Illegal Aliens for Harris” signs over the past day or two.
Similarly, we were in the Mt. Clemens (Macomb county) area last weekend and I’ve never seen so many over-the-top trump signs. Huge billboards or flags or crazy homemade signs in at least 70% of the yards. There was a small rally on the corner of 23 Mile and Schoenherr with 60 year old dudes wearing trump flags as capes blocking traffic and carrying “Joe and the Hoe” posters. Saw maybe 3 Harris signs that entire day.
It’s way more subdued around my house. Harris signs may have a slight edge in my neighborhood, but it’s still maybe 1 in 10 houses that have anything out front at all.
I work in automotive, specifically in the EV battery industry, and I'm hearing rumblings from multiple people about people liking Trump now because he's got Musk in his corner and it's going to be good for EVs. This despite all of the anti-environment stuff that he's said and done for years.
I'm a little more pessimistic about which way MI will go.