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PoindexterOglethorpe

(28,493 posts)
50. Well isn't that too fucking bad.
Mon Dec 4, 2017, 02:47 AM
Dec 2017

They are getting EXACTLY what they voted for. And if they didn't quite understand that in November of 2016, well again, that's too fucking bad. They were responsible for understanding what they were voting for, and if they somehow didn't understand, well then too fucking bad. (Somehow I feel as if I might be repeating myself.) I am so heartily sick of voters going, "OMG! I just didn't know!" as if that absolves them from responsibility. No. You vote. You are responsible for your vote. You do not get to pretend you didn't know what you were voting for. You get the consequences of that vote. Unfortunately, those of us who had the knowledge and understanding to vote for the other candidate are stuck with the results of your vote.

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Please, sir, may I have another shit sandwich? tanyev Dec 2017 #1
Deplorables: Please god emperor Dumpf...no sandpaper this time! workinclasszero Dec 2017 #75
All this blaming trump for the bill. Why not blame his whole damn party.? mucifer Dec 2017 #2
That's why the repubs are keeping trumpft around until he signs it. Merlot Dec 2017 #38
There is speculation Freddie Dec 2017 #56
Highly possible workinclasszero Dec 2017 #80
Why not blame themselves lame54 Dec 2017 #88
Stupidest fucking people in the world greeny2323 Dec 2017 #3
willful ignorance bdamomma Dec 2017 #84
And 99.9% of them would vote for him again in 2020 Roland99 Dec 2017 #4
Exactly. And, most will think the tax plan is good for them because they won't see Hoyt Dec 2017 #16
How many alleged liberals would vote for Stein if they could do it over? Cary Dec 2017 #27
Well that's quite a non-sequitur. n/t lagomorph777 Dec 2017 #76
Your failure to follow the logic does not render my question a non-sequtur. Cary Dec 2017 #82
Wow. lagomorph777 Dec 2017 #87
Uh, that was the point Cary Dec 2017 #89
Well that is what happens when you vote your values DURHAM D Dec 2017 #5
2nd Amendment n/t mobeau69 Dec 2017 #10
He pays like 30 percent in income tax? Bullshit. Mariana Dec 2017 #6
this is true D_Master81 Dec 2017 #13
Add to that 7.65% for ssi and medicare and folks assume that is trc Dec 2017 #21
Although it's wrong to do, I tend to lump everything as "Uncle Sam and his buddies" deductions from iluvtennis Dec 2017 #33
A little payroll advise stopwastingmymoney Dec 2017 #39
Thank you. iluvtennis Dec 2017 #40
A big tax refund Freddie Dec 2017 #58
Bank Accounts Are Interest Free! ProfessorGAC Dec 2017 #61
That's why I don't have a bank savings account. I put most of my extra money in equities progree Dec 2017 #70
That's A Good Point ProfessorGAC Dec 2017 #72
This is absolutely right stopwastingmymoney Dec 2017 #35
Exactly. This person is probably in the 28% marginal bracket Mariana Dec 2017 #51
people become strangely attached to their grudges. mopinko Dec 2017 #90
Throw in FICA, state income taxes, sales taxes, property taxes... progree Dec 2017 #34
He didn't say "federal income tax" Mariana Dec 2017 #49
This is why, as a payroll accountant Freddie Dec 2017 #59
Agreed. There should be no cap MaryMagdaline Dec 2017 #65
Agreed. It's probably not even 30 if you added Fed, State, Local, Property, and Sales Algernon Moncrieff Dec 2017 #47
Well shit! DangerousUrNot Dec 2017 #7
I hope the approval numbers move in the right direction. If Trump goes into the 20s, he's dead meat. Doodley Dec 2017 #8
24 pct was Nixon in August 1974. roamer65 Dec 2017 #19
They were warned. madaboutharry Dec 2017 #9
Elections have consequences. MAGA! Crunchy Frog Dec 2017 #11
Cory Booker, Bernie, Indivisible, MoveOn, etc BigmanPigman Dec 2017 #12
This is what they wanted given their voting history. I have zero sympathy for those suckers. LonePirate Dec 2017 #14
Dumbasses! mindfulNJ Dec 2017 #15
n/t dweller Dec 2017 #17
These idiots almost make me feel guilty about the tax cut I will get. roamer65 Dec 2017 #18
I'll do ell with the leftynyc Dec 2017 #55
I can only hope that this tax scam will remove MaryMagdaline Dec 2017 #66
Is the NY state income tax a graduated tax? roamer65 Dec 2017 #79
Gee, I really feel sorry for these folks gratuitous Dec 2017 #20
It Is Their Own Fault colsohlibgal Dec 2017 #22
They aren't even fucking allowed to utter the words, "It's not fair." VOX Dec 2017 #23
Its not too late for them to decide DBoon Dec 2017 #24
Gee, what a surprise jberryhill Dec 2017 #25
P.T. Barnum orangecrush Dec 2017 #26
What do you want from me, Trumpanzees? Sympathy? Huh? Aristus Dec 2017 #28
Oh, poor you! If only someone had warned you! nt EffieBlack Dec 2017 #29
Screw that Lotusflower70 Dec 2017 #30
Aw. Poor, poor dumb ass suckers. My heart bleeds for them. NOT! nt Binkie The Clown Dec 2017 #31
That's because nothing has been done to protect our votes. The GOP doesn't give a damn about votes. C Moon Dec 2017 #32
Gosh, if only someone had told them this might happen during the election. AllyCat Dec 2017 #36
Can you hear me? MrScorpio Dec 2017 #37
Pathetic Stainless Dec 2017 #41
I just shake my head at that fool who said he thought the Orange Shitstain "understood catbyte Dec 2017 #42
who is that hooker on the piano?? Angry Dragon Dec 2017 #44
The First Lady of the Night. Fozzledick Dec 2017 #46
this POS man who shits bdamomma Dec 2017 #85
tax bill against catholics Angry Dragon Dec 2017 #43
Any ideas how states like CA and NY can recover the lost SALT deduction money? roamer65 Dec 2017 #45
Lotta discussion about financially walling off the Left Coasts for self-protection. byronius Dec 2017 #54
Shocker. Solly Mack Dec 2017 #48
Yep. And if dems manage to stop this monstrosity of a tax 'reform' bill, what will they do? Volaris Dec 2017 #91
That is so true. They do the same thing over and over again. Solly Mack Dec 2017 #93
Well isn't that too fucking bad. PoindexterOglethorpe Dec 2017 #50
jeez, the liar lied to you? can you say sucker? pansypoo53219 Dec 2017 #52
"How was I to know not to follow that clown into the dark basement?" byronius Dec 2017 #53
They're not gonna repent lol. Volaris Dec 2017 #92
d'oh Achilleaze Dec 2017 #57
Looks like the affects of the drumpf kool-aid are beginning to wear off. democratisphere Dec 2017 #60
This is what they voted for. THIS is what they have been voting for my entire lifetime. Afromania Dec 2017 #62
He's got a lifelong history of wleching once he has what he wants... JHB Dec 2017 #63
Hopefully one day soon you'll get to "live on the streets" for trump Fullduplexxx Dec 2017 #64
It's Like This, Trumpkins: No Happy Endings For River City Vogon_Glory Dec 2017 #67
Cue Nelson-I said HaHa Johonny Dec 2017 #68
I need an electron microscope to find the last fuck I give about these people. HughBeaumont Dec 2017 #69
Yep no shit, you are still in the same boat Kimchijeon Dec 2017 #71
"Not fair" is us Lifelong Protester Dec 2017 #73
Wait till next year when 13 million lose ACA and medicare takes a 24 BILLION dollar cut workinclasszero Dec 2017 #74
Why would anyone think that tRump "understood the average worker"? pandr32 Dec 2017 #77
You have got to be shitting me! workinclasszero Dec 2017 #78
those are some gullible fools spanone Dec 2017 #81
What do they except bdamomma Dec 2017 #83
It's not like the guy was a con artist when they voted for him . . . right? Vinca Dec 2017 #86
Deplorables and trump supporters are very stupid people who are easy to trick Gothmog Dec 2017 #94
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