@MeinGottNiles@LegalistsOfGor His primary opponent was a meme candidate who ran on Israel in a governor race. His only endorsement was an anti Zionist pac that literally thinks Israel killed Charlie Kirk
@Totally_Brandon I honesty think it really depends on what Amy action actually does. She has said she’d support cooperating with ICE but she could absolutely change her mind spanberger style. Also the Ohio gop is probably the worst gop in the country so I don’t actually trust them
@CLGLZR white people don’t actually like to vote as a block so treating them like blacks or Indians is not a good idea
It’s the mistake James fishback made
There’s this misconception that Gen Z is some disaffected radical generation looking to tear down the system
It’s not true. Most young white men are still mostly boomers except they aren’t pro Israel. The radicals are left wing DSA types
Young white men have very low turnout. The highest turnout group for Republicans is consistently married white women, which explains the marketing. Zoomer men will complain online about ‘betrayal’ but somehow can’t be bothered to vote in a primary! Negative feedback loop.
@ZeldaZealot I’ve said that until the youth actually consistently are republican voters they’ll keep putting adds like this out
The average Gen Z voter thinks bibi is literally hitler and wants to vote democrats to destroy the gop establishment so I don’t think that’s gonna happen soon
@BlakeKresses@captive_dreamer Everyone loves to bash on boomers not without cause but trumps base has consistently been made up of white boomers
Until the youth actually consistently vote republican, this will unfortunately continue
@EpiscopalFrog You’re trying to appeal to boomers, the group most likely to vote
Until the youth actually show up to vote for the right this will keep happening
If you're a zoomer, I think you have to make an important choice. You can live the rest of your life perpetually talking about yourself like you're in a movie, or you can choose to just do things and stop constantly looking at yourself in the mirror.
I want to be able to articulate this more clearly. I see this behavior everywhere. Everyone my age or younger, even people I like are driven by this nonstop neuroticism.
They have to qualify everything they say or do based on assumed perceptions. They physically cannot do things in real life without adjusting the activity to standards set by online perceptions. They can only morally reflect on things they do in the frame of how others talk about it.
It's supposed to be this hyper-individualist society but nobody can have agency beyond an overton window given to them by everyone else. It's like instead of God, ethics, laws governing a man, man is governed by clicks and replies.
I don't think there's anything wrong with sharing your life over the internet. But why on earth does everyone no longer experience life in such a way where they choose to do things? Why is agency delegated to a mass consciousness in your cellphone?
Live first, post about it later. Don't think about the theoretical future post WHILE you're living. You're somehow making your real life more artificial, an irl simulation. It's going to drive everyone insane someday.
@BrettKollmann It’s time to have the conversation about demeco
He has the best defense in the league because the defense is loaded and he somehow gets all the credit