Psychodelic

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[–] Psychodelic 23 points 2 days ago

Excellent meme face

[–] Psychodelic 19 points 2 days ago (2 children)

I would still vote for her, given her voting record and policy proposals she supports/ed, but I will say the $40 I donated to her campaign are the only political donations I've ever regretted making.

I could not have a beer with her, either I'd be thinking about bringing it up the entire time. Actually, I would have a beer with her just to ask her what the hell happened? How does she feel about her legacy? What did it feel like to be the OG Fetterman?

[–] Psychodelic 2 points 3 days ago

I wouldn't call it ruined. I rather like knowing how many "edgy" people there are

[–] Psychodelic 1 points 3 days ago

Good one. lol. No u!

[–] Psychodelic 6 points 3 days ago

I think a lot of it is a result of our capitalistic society squeezing as much as it can from us for profit

[–] Psychodelic 2 points 3 days ago (2 children)

My turn!

Self-centered with a superiority complex

Lol. Whatever makes you feel better about yourself, and is based on seeing others as inferior

[–] Psychodelic 6 points 3 days ago

Could you expand on this?

[–] Psychodelic 11 points 3 days ago

Yep. Just compare how they defended Henry Cuellar against Jessica Cisneros vs how they left Jamaal Bowman hanging.

Honest question to anyone possibly paying more attention. Was there any act from the DNC to defend Bowman? I might've missed it but it wouldn't surprise me to learn they felt differently about supporting one incumbent vs the other

[–] Psychodelic 43 points 4 days ago
[–] Psychodelic 5 points 4 days ago (1 children)

I never said Jim Crow was cool or anything. lol

I consider Black Americans Americans so... America gets the credit

I don't think we're understanding each other here. Wasn't really trying to argue. Sometimes, two things can be true. No?

[–] Psychodelic 3 points 4 days ago

I was referring moreso to the cultural impact. (Though from your later replies I think you're just making a joke I'm not getting)

When I think of things I respect about the US and the positive impact its had, I tend to think of how most governments at the time (50s-70s and 70s-90s) seemed to be cracking down on personal free expression (granted that was happening in the US for nonwhite people) and yet Americans (specifically those in counter-culture movements) were able to resist and come out on top. Hell, I'd even throw in comic book creators as having made their mark on moving the needle towards free expression despite loud criticism from conservative mobs.

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