Dipshit of the week. Take #3

I'm sorry, I take I take it back. Marissa Bailey. He loves you and he's so happy that you chose him just putting that. Much better. Much better. Thank you. You're welcome. And then today I come in and I just get you know, people jump right down my throat because I do what I always do, which is, you know, talking the flow of the conversation, all this structured. I didn't do it when I was in school. I was like, well, wait, hold raise your hand. I want to say something. I feel like anyway, my PSP explains it all, A, B. Just look at my PFP. It's the bald eagle. It is eating the olive branch. This is a different time we're in now. Indeed. Dipch hits of the week. Oh, no, I want to say before because it was actually the flow of conversation about the whole Trump thing. What's interesting is in salty and Chris and Nathan. I'm sure all you guys know who are in the primary wars. Let's last thing. I'll say on it because whatever I was Chris pointed out, obviously, Trump's president. I voted for him. I'm happy he won. All right, moving on. But the crazy thing is that back then when when all we were trying to do is have like a normal primary and have actually ago Republicans choose because this is right after the saddest that one has crushing victory in Florida by 20 points, give or take and we're like, hey, maybe this guy is better candidate. You know, I need a pinometer from a conservative perspective. Everyone jumped at our throat. Like, oh, you're surprize ahead of his time and all this crazy stuff. And we were people were called rhinos just because we wanted an open primary for a person who wasn't a president at the time. Even right? So we were even we weren't even going against an incumbent. And now post, you know, Trump winning the second term, we have all sorts of people who are like who do the stick like I voted Trump three times. I voted Trump three times half of them are lying. It's not 80% of them. But nonetheless, I voted Trump three times. But I can't abide somebody who's part of the Epstein class. So instead of having a normal debate, right? That's based on facts like, hey, this guy's better than this guy because of this stance or this background or this experience. Now it's all based on riparded conspiracies like there's like a worldwide cabal of pedophiles controlling a shit and it's and Trump's covering it up. No, there isn't like like Israel leads the United States of America around by the nose. The world superpower. No, it doesn't like Charlie Kirk was killed by anyone other than that fucking faggot in excuse my language in Utah. No, he wasn't. So now everyone now all these people are like putting themselves putting themselves out there as it's like brave questioners when and it's all subversion. It's all subversion. And may they be punished by both God and their fellow man and and what to call them put into like the proverbial corner. And shunned like polite society does to assholes and retards. There might be this like where everybody's jumping around. Shit's gonna give me a freaking stroke or something or a seizure. This is ridiculous, but I'm gonna keep it wrong because you can't we talk about the primaries for just one more second or the debate. Do you care about talking about the primaries? I just don't want to turn this into a Trump versus the Santa's right. It doesn't matter at this point like let's talk about the midterms and things going forward and stuff like all that. Well, go ahead. Go ahead. So thank you. Going forward. My friend and stage of put in the purple pill before we meet Nathan lost the space was that she said that her issue and the reason that she was not. Upset about Trump not debating is that she believes it's turned into three on one against the Republicans in that it's always Democrats favoring the Democrats and that it's not televised fairly. So from my understanding on what she said it's not from me right now. She feels like that debates aren't necessary because it was unfair against Republicans and I know if anybody else thought that was an issue or that was a concern. Because me personally, even if that's true, I think most of us and most Americans are intelligent enough when we want to debate to decide for ourselves what we like what we didn't like. We don't need to listen to all the talking points and have it told to us how we should think. And I think they're oh good. I'm glad she came up because I have a lot of respect for her. But I think that that's part of the problem too is that these newscasters this day in time and coming up with the next election love to tell us what they think. Love to try to brainwash us. And somehow we as Americans are losing the ability to think for ourselves and decide for ourselves. And thank you. Just for a great very good. Oh never mind. Yeah it does. Hold on. So here's my thing on that. So the Republican party. Either to be able to debate. And if you have a million that. The party. Fingers on. Remember. The Republican. So you're overbending a little bit. So I don't say something. You're rubber banding really badly. Really bad. Yeah, dude. Yeah. You may need to do the update. Is that Chris? Yeah. Yes, he's rubber banding horribly. I wasn't sure that I thought I was hoping it was me. I think I said that. Yes, I can hear you can everybody else here salty. Yeah, perfectly. Loud and clear. Man, this is bullshit. This is nonsense. The piracy of some kind. It's an anti conservative hour conspiracy. Man, the last time it happened, we were in mid conversation and all the spaces died for like what? Like 45 minutes and look, A B I remember because you like you had to actually do some work. Said you were quite productive. Yeah, I'm talking about productivity skyrocketing. That's true. Can you all get a little bit. And then salty just dropped this was crazy. You can't hear me. Yes, sir. This is this. Well, I'll try to keep it open as long as I can if it keeps getting terrible. Just close but keep the conversation going and then we'll see where it goes. Yeah, but the kind of stage I go ahead. Oh, yeah, go ahead. All I was going to say was it wasn't paraphrased correctly. I didn't say specifically that all I said was that given the fact that it's pretty much a three on one when there is a debate and in the and the Democrats are heavily. Very dependent upon whether it's CNN or MSNBC or now whatever they're called. I feel like what's the fucking point? And yeah, can people make a thorough mind and sit and listen to the bullshit? Sure. I guess, but that's really what it is that the questions are cherry picked. People get caught off. They get shut off. So to me, it's. What's the point? I'm ready to talk about fair and balanced more than I'm just saying. If you want to listen to a one sided debate where two people you got the moderators attacking the Republican. And the Democrats just get to sit there with a dumb smug look on their face and they don't get pressed on follow up questions, but they always go after the Republican. And this is a sport for me. I've watched this stuff for years. So I'm not just speaking off the cuff. I've watched. I watched debates and other states all the time. 99.9% of time. That's exactly what happened. So that's how I feel about it. Do I think they should happen? Absolutely. I just don't think they happen the way they should. And so then therefore somewhat pointless. What I was going to say is the only debate I'm talking about is the primary and the primary debate is Republicans debating. Even if the moderator sucks, they can still debate, but you are not wrong. The debates when it's the Democratic and Republican, it's not even close to fair and balanced. But I will say there's a other presidents were able to do it. And I think Trump is capable enough of doing it, but I do understand. And I can't say that you're not in Korea. I mean, that you're not right because what frustrates me is when you'll have someone. It's one thing if you have one of the people that's a moderator. I mean, one of the political people, but the person that's the moderator is actually supposed to be at least close to being down the middle and what you see is they're not. And then they ask a bunch of leading questions and then they try to fact check. It's like your job is not to fact check. That's not what you're supposed to be doing. You're supposed to be asking the questions. We can do part of the problem I think is it's like I don't need anybody to spoon feed me anything. Most of us can use critical thinking and you know when something is normal, you know when something is bullshit, but you're not wrong. And I really wish that there was a way that there could actually be and as close to an independent moderator as possible, I don't know who that could be. I have an idea. I have an idea. Use us. I haven't have it be an AI generated moderator. That's not a terrible idea. I don't want it to be like diligent, but yeah. It's just it's just turned into it's it's it used to be at least somewhat kind of fair and balanced. And now we're just in this kind of like fight for power. No one wants to play clean or fair anymore. So yeah, I just don't I just don't hold a lot of stock. And if that's all it's and you know what you're right. I wasn't even thinking about the fact that you were talking about primary specifics. No, but you were also but you were also right about when it's the general election. It's not really it's not fair. Three on one is not fair. I mean, and and there it's all go ahead salty because I was waiting. I was just talking to you came back anyway. Now I got kicked again. No anesthesia. Thank you for coming up and clarifying because I didn't have the actual post available to read. So I was doing my best to be a sparing actor. It's like, but thank you. But yeah, I thought it was a great point to so I'm glad you brought came up. And I agree with everything Nathan said. So gee, but I would. Yeah, but go ahead if you guys can even hear me. Yeah, we can say that. Because he's been waiting since the first space to talk. So let the man talk. Go ahead. Can I just do a quick mic check and you'll hear me or no? Oh, yeah, we can hear you. We can hear you. Okay. Okay. That was the married God. Okay, test one, two, three. Test one, two, three. We can hear you about God. Yeah. Hey, interesting. I was going to go one angle, but it's. I want to go back to this primary and I know what Chris is saying. You know, that's in the rear view mirror. Get it. But I think there's some stuff to be learned moving forward from it. First and foremost, I always like to say. Be grounded above all else in a biblical world view from there. Everything below it, such as politics. It really isn't as important as we sometimes sit on these spaces and make it. I do like. And I like I'm a simple man. I like to keep it simple. Just some basic concepts. I don't ever. I don't. I don't. I don't ever say what would Jesus do when it comes to politics because I just think that's below what I just said. But I do sometimes say what would rush to do? I definitely miss him. I wish he was around in these times because he would definitely be a guiding light for all of us. Talk about a true conservative, right? Right on. But I do want to get to a point because I do remember where we were at. And I hope we've moved on from it. Again, I believe in. I think when it comes to voting, we're all adults. It's a right. Yes, but I think it's a responsibility. I do believe I forget who said it earlier. Votes matter the most. Where you can touch. I call it touching feeling smelling. That's your local life, your family, your community. That's where you're going to get the most bang for your buck. But there is. There is an element at the federal level that we we have a responsibility also because that will eventually affect us one way or the other many ways. So three things you and I've said it before you either vote Democrat, you vote Republican or you waste your vote. To me, wasting your vote is sitting at home, you know, sucking your thumb being mad, whatever, just sitting it, sitting it out or writing in or voting for, you know, green. What, like a libertarian who. I understand the principle, but they never win. It's going to be one or the other who wins. It's a Democrat or a Republican. That's the system as of today. And it's been the system for as long as I've been alive. So when it comes to making those decisions, no, I'm not going to. I'm not going to. Basically, you know, I guess I guess I would criticize people who don't vote or sit home only in the sense that, you know, then when you're complaining, what did you do about it? Because this is really all we have besides our money to help out political causes. So I harken back to when I first got in politics and I was younger was the Ronald Reagan days. I think the problem we have with Republicans is Ronald Reagan at the time. And my point is at the time said, Ronald Reagan's 11th commandment, you know, do not speak ill, you know, do not speak ill of your own party or the Republican party. And he said that at a time when discourse was civil, it was, it was reasonable and rational. Although there were disagreements, it wasn't as ugly. But nowadays I don't think that fully applies, but it does have a lot of merit. And it was brought up today. I haven't even thought about it in a couple years, but the Trump to Santa's primary back then I called it the alligator people. It got ugly. And, you know, the infighting and I do agree 100%. Ground, our ground is going to be made in primaries. And that's where we need to clean internally, clean the house.