Republican Strategy Now Relies Entirely On Stroking The Eternal Victimhood Of Their Supporters

[skews13]

By its very nature, this cloud of self-focused victimhood tends to preclude any acknowledgement of personal responsibility by these folks, either for creating their own problems or for failing to cooperate with their fellow Americans to resolve their differences. Like an addict constantly thinking about his/her next fix, they simply crave more fuel to feed their grievances. That explains why Republicans are more or less united in opposing Democratic efforts to provide COVID-19 relief, and feel compelled even to oppose any efforts to improve the nation's infrastructure. They don't want things to improve, because if things improve they will have to find something else for their constituents to feel victimized about. That's the only glue holding Republicans together.

Republicans' strategy now relies entirely on stoking the eternal 'victimhood' of their voters

The myth of the elusive "white working class" Trump voter continues to haunt Democratic dreams of holding on to its slim House and Senate majorities. But a closer analysis suggests that what unified millions of Americans to support Trump, and what continues to constitute the biggest threat to...

www.alternet.org

An interesting conversation in pathology regarding politics.

 

[toobfreak]

By its very nature, this cloud of self-focused victimhood tends to preclude any acknowledgement of personal responsibility by these folks, either for creating their own problems or for failing to cooperate with their fellow Americans to resolve their differences. Like an addict constantly thinking about his/her next fix, they simply crave more fuel to feed their grievances. That explains why Republicans are more or less united in opposing Democratic efforts to provide COVID-19 relief, and feel compelled even to oppose any efforts to improve the nation's infrastructure. They don't want things to improve, because if things improve they will have to find something else for their constituents to feel victimized about. That's the only glue holding Republicans together.

Republicans' strategy now relies entirely on stoking the eternal 'victimhood' of their voters

The myth of the elusive "white working class" Trump voter continues to haunt Democratic dreams of holding on to its slim House and Senate majorities. But a closer analysis suggests that what unified millions of Americans to support Trump, and what continues to constitute the biggest threat to...

www.alternet.org

An interesting conversation in pathology regarding politics.

Sooo, now, both GOP and democrats are using the same methods?

 

[Nostra]

alternet.org?

 

[Yarddog]

By its very nature, this cloud of self-focused victimhood tends to preclude any acknowledgement of personal responsibility by these folks, either for creating their own problems or for failing to cooperate with their fellow Americans to resolve their differences. Like an addict constantly thinking about his/her next fix, they simply crave more fuel to feed their grievances. That explains why Republicans are more or less united in opposing Democratic efforts to provide COVID-19 relief, and feel compelled even to oppose any efforts to improve the nation's infrastructure. They don't want things to improve, because if things improve they will have to find something else for their constituents to feel victimized about. That's the only glue holding Republicans together.

Republicans' strategy now relies entirely on stoking the eternal 'victimhood' of their voters

The myth of the elusive "white working class" Trump voter continues to haunt Democratic dreams of holding on to its slim House and Senate majorities. But a closer analysis suggests that what unified millions of Americans to support Trump, and what continues to constitute the biggest threat to...

www.alternet.org

An interesting conversation in pathology regarding politics.

Sounds like you took the cap off the glue and you've been sniffing it. Open a window.

 

[Mac1958]

By its very nature, this cloud of self-focused victimhood tends to preclude any acknowledgement of personal responsibility by these folks, either for creating their own problems or for failing to cooperate with their fellow Americans to resolve their differences. Like an addict constantly thinking about his/her next fix, they simply crave more fuel to feed their grievances. That explains why Republicans are more or less united in opposing Democratic efforts to provide COVID-19 relief, and feel compelled even to oppose any efforts to improve the nation's infrastructure. They don't want things to improve, because if things improve they will have to find something else for their constituents to feel victimized about. That's the only glue holding Republicans together.

Republicans' strategy now relies entirely on stoking the eternal 'victimhood' of their voters

The myth of the elusive "white working class" Trump voter continues to haunt Democratic dreams of holding on to its slim House and Senate majorities. But a closer analysis suggests that what unified millions of Americans to support Trump, and what continues to constitute the biggest threat to...

www.alternet.org

An interesting conversation in pathology regarding politics.

Talk radio spent decades turning their audience into angry, paranoid lunatics, and the internet has added exponential intensity to that.

Trump, a sociopath willing to say literally anything to secure adoration and loyalty, was the perfect final trigger for this madness.

So now, as we try to fully recover from the pandemic and rebuild the country, they're standing in the way with religious passion.

 

[Meathead]

By its very nature, this cloud of self-focused victimhood tends to preclude any acknowledgement of personal responsibility by these folks, either for creating their own problems or for failing to cooperate with their fellow Americans to resolve their differences. Like an addict constantly thinking about his/her next fix, they simply crave more fuel to feed their grievances. That explains why Republicans are more or less united in opposing Democratic efforts to provide COVID-19 relief, and feel compelled even to oppose any efforts to improve the nation's infrastructure. They don't want things to improve, because if things improve they will have to find something else for their constituents to feel victimized about. That's the only glue holding Republicans together.

Republicans' strategy now relies entirely on stoking the eternal 'victimhood' of their voters

The myth of the elusive "white working class" Trump voter continues to haunt Democratic dreams of holding on to its slim House and Senate majorities. But a closer analysis suggests that what unified millions of Americans to support Trump, and what continues to constitute the biggest threat to...

www.alternet.org

An interesting conversation in pathology regarding politics.

Black GOP supporters? I would think they're the ones not buying into this victimhood crap.

 

[Darkwind]

By its very nature, this cloud of self-focused victimhood tends to preclude any acknowledgement of personal responsibility by these folks, either for creating their own problems or for failing to cooperate with their fellow Americans to resolve their differences. Like an addict constantly thinking about his/her next fix, they simply crave more fuel to feed their grievances. That explains why Republicans are more or less united in opposing Democratic efforts to provide COVID-19 relief, and feel compelled even to oppose any efforts to improve the nation's infrastructure. They don't want things to improve, because if things improve they will have to find something else for their constituents to feel victimized about. That's the only glue holding Republicans together.

Republicans' strategy now relies entirely on stoking the eternal 'victimhood' of their voters

The myth of the elusive "white working class" Trump voter continues to haunt Democratic dreams of holding on to its slim House and Senate majorities. But a closer analysis suggests that what unified millions of Americans to support Trump, and what continues to constitute the biggest threat to...

www.alternet.org

An interesting conversation in pathology regarding politics.

Talk radio spent decades turning their audience into angry, paranoid lunatics, and the internet has added exponential intensity to that.

Trump, a sociopath willing to say literally anything to secure adoration and loyalty, was the perfect final trigger for this madness.

So now, as we try to fully recover from the pandemic and rebuild the country, they're standing in the way with religious passion.

Talk radio spent decades giving people who had been silenced by the left, a voice in their country.

The only people I ever heard that were turned into an angry, paranoid group of lunatics, are those that opposed conservatives having a public voice.

 

[mudwhistle]

By its very nature, this cloud of self-focused victimhood tends to preclude any acknowledgement of personal responsibility by these folks, either for creating their own problems or for failing to cooperate with their fellow Americans to resolve their differences. Like an addict constantly thinking about his/her next fix, they simply crave more fuel to feed their grievances. That explains why Republicans are more or less united in opposing Democratic efforts to provide COVID-19 relief, and feel compelled even to oppose any efforts to improve the nation's infrastructure. They don't want things to improve, because if things improve they will have to find something else for their constituents to feel victimized about. That's the only glue holding Republicans together.

Republicans' strategy now relies entirely on stoking the eternal 'victimhood' of their voters

The myth of the elusive "white working class" Trump voter continues to haunt Democratic dreams of holding on to its slim House and Senate majorities. But a closer analysis suggests that what unified millions of Americans to support Trump, and what continues to constitute the biggest threat to...

www.alternet.org

An interesting conversation in pathology regarding politics.

Strange how you spend your days whining about racism that you see in everything....but actual oppression you call victim-hood.

 

[Indeependent]

By its very nature, this cloud of self-focused victimhood tends to preclude any acknowledgement of personal responsibility by these folks, either for creating their own problems or for failing to cooperate with their fellow Americans to resolve their differences. Like an addict constantly thinking about his/her next fix, they simply crave more fuel to feed their grievances. That explains why Republicans are more or less united in opposing Democratic efforts to provide COVID-19 relief, and feel compelled even to oppose any efforts to improve the nation's infrastructure. They don't want things to improve, because if things improve they will have to find something else for their constituents to feel victimized about. That's the only glue holding Republicans together.

Republicans' strategy now relies entirely on stoking the eternal 'victimhood' of their voters

The myth of the elusive "white working class" Trump voter continues to haunt Democratic dreams of holding on to its slim House and Senate majorities. But a closer analysis suggests that what unified millions of Americans to support Trump, and what continues to constitute the biggest threat to...

www.alternet.org

An interesting conversation in pathology regarding politics.

Talk radio spent decades turning their audience into angry, paranoid lunatics, and the internet has added exponential intensity to that.

Trump, a sociopath willing to say literally anything to secure adoration and loyalty, was the perfect final trigger for this madness.

So now, as we try to fully recover from the pandemic and rebuild the country, they're standing in the way with religious passion.

What’s your penis-free username going to be?

 

[Mac1958]

By its very nature, this cloud of self-focused victimhood tends to preclude any acknowledgement of personal responsibility by these folks, either for creating their own problems or for failing to cooperate with their fellow Americans to resolve their differences. Like an addict constantly thinking about his/her next fix, they simply crave more fuel to feed their grievances. That explains why Republicans are more or less united in opposing Democratic efforts to provide COVID-19 relief, and feel compelled even to oppose any efforts to improve the nation's infrastructure. They don't want things to improve, because if things improve they will have to find something else for their constituents to feel victimized about. That's the only glue holding Republicans together.

Republicans' strategy now relies entirely on stoking the eternal 'victimhood' of their voters

The myth of the elusive "white working class" Trump voter continues to haunt Democratic dreams of holding on to its slim House and Senate majorities. But a closer analysis suggests that what unified millions of Americans to support Trump, and what continues to constitute the biggest threat to...

www.alternet.org

An interesting conversation in pathology regarding politics.

Talk radio spent decades turning their audience into angry, paranoid lunatics, and the internet has added exponential intensity to that.

Trump, a sociopath willing to say literally anything to secure adoration and loyalty, was the perfect final trigger for this madness.

So now, as we try to fully recover from the pandemic and rebuild the country, they're standing in the way with religious passion.

What’s your penis-free username going to be?

 

[Nostra]

By its very nature, this cloud of self-focused victimhood tends to preclude any acknowledgement of personal responsibility by these folks, either for creating their own problems or for failing to cooperate with their fellow Americans to resolve their differences. Like an addict constantly thinking about his/her next fix, they simply crave more fuel to feed their grievances. That explains why Republicans are more or less united in opposing Democratic efforts to provide COVID-19 relief, and feel compelled even to oppose any efforts to improve the nation's infrastructure. They don't want things to improve, because if things improve they will have to find something else for their constituents to feel victimized about. That's the only glue holding Republicans together.

Republicans' strategy now relies entirely on stoking the eternal 'victimhood' of their voters

The myth of the elusive "white working class" Trump voter continues to haunt Democratic dreams of holding on to its slim House and Senate majorities. But a closer analysis suggests that what unified millions of Americans to support Trump, and what continues to constitute the biggest threat to...

www.alternet.org

An interesting conversation in pathology regarding politics.

Talk radio spent decades turning their audience into angry, paranoid lunatics, and the internet has added exponential intensity to that.

Trump, a sociopath willing to say literally anything to secure adoration and loyalty, was the perfect final trigger for this madness.

So now, as we try to fully recover from the pandemic and rebuild the country, they're standing in the way with religious passion.

What’s your penis-free username going to be?

Mac1958

 

[22lcidw]

By its very nature, this cloud of self-focused victimhood tends to preclude any acknowledgement of personal responsibility by these folks, either for creating their own problems or for failing to cooperate with their fellow Americans to resolve their differences. Like an addict constantly thinking about his/her next fix, they simply crave more fuel to feed their grievances. That explains why Republicans are more or less united in opposing Democratic efforts to provide COVID-19 relief, and feel compelled even to oppose any efforts to improve the nation's infrastructure. They don't want things to improve, because if things improve they will have to find something else for their constituents to feel victimized about. That's the only glue holding Republicans together.

Republicans' strategy now relies entirely on stoking the eternal 'victimhood' of their voters

The myth of the elusive "white working class" Trump voter continues to haunt Democratic dreams of holding on to its slim House and Senate majorities. But a closer analysis suggests that what unified millions of Americans to support Trump, and what continues to constitute the biggest threat to...

www.alternet.org

An interesting conversation in pathology regarding politics.

Talk radio spent decades turning their audience into angry, paranoid lunatics, and the internet has added exponential intensity to that.

Trump, a sociopath willing to say literally anything to secure adoration and loyalty, was the perfect final trigger for this madness.

So now, as we try to fully recover from the pandemic and rebuild the country, they're standing in the way with religious passion.

Talk radio was a relief valve instituted after the takeover of the media by the elites as they started to broadcast Progressive Socialist agendas and increased the veracity of it year after year. The destruction of traditional marriage has been achieved enough for the complete takeover of our nation and form it into whatever they want. As the economy declines they will reinstitute the things they removed to gain access to power they now have a foothold of. How you will respond makes no difference. But the control of us all will be by the Progressive Socialists who will rule.

 

[Indeependent]

By its very nature, this cloud of self-focused victimhood tends to preclude any acknowledgement of personal responsibility by these folks, either for creating their own problems or for failing to cooperate with their fellow Americans to resolve their differences. Like an addict constantly thinking about his/her next fix, they simply crave more fuel to feed their grievances. That explains why Republicans are more or less united in opposing Democratic efforts to provide COVID-19 relief, and feel compelled even to oppose any efforts to improve the nation's infrastructure. They don't want things to improve, because if things improve they will have to find something else for their constituents to feel victimized about. That's the only glue holding Republicans together.

Republicans' strategy now relies entirely on stoking the eternal 'victimhood' of their voters

The myth of the elusive "white working class" Trump voter continues to haunt Democratic dreams of holding on to its slim House and Senate majorities. But a closer analysis suggests that what unified millions of Americans to support Trump, and what continues to constitute the biggest threat to...

www.alternet.org

An interesting conversation in pathology regarding politics.

Talk radio spent decades turning their audience into angry, paranoid lunatics, and the internet has added exponential intensity to that.

Trump, a sociopath willing to say literally anything to secure adoration and loyalty, was the perfect final trigger for this madness.

So now, as we try to fully recover from the pandemic and rebuild the country, they're standing in the way with religious passion.

What’s your penis-free username going to be?

Mac1958

That’s Mac’s unbridled passion for sex with trespassers username.

 

[Yarddog]

By its very nature, this cloud of self-focused victimhood tends to preclude any acknowledgement of personal responsibility by these folks, either for creating their own problems or for failing to cooperate with their fellow Americans to resolve their differences. Like an addict constantly thinking about his/her next fix, they simply crave more fuel to feed their grievances. That explains why Republicans are more or less united in opposing Democratic efforts to provide COVID-19 relief, and feel compelled even to oppose any efforts to improve the nation's infrastructure. They don't want things to improve, because if things improve they will have to find something else for their constituents to feel victimized about. That's the only glue holding Republicans together.

Republicans' strategy now relies entirely on stoking the eternal 'victimhood' of their voters

The myth of the elusive "white working class" Trump voter continues to haunt Democratic dreams of holding on to its slim House and Senate majorities. But a closer analysis suggests that what unified millions of Americans to support Trump, and what continues to constitute the biggest threat to...

www.alternet.org

An interesting conversation in pathology regarding politics.

Sooo, now, both GOP and democrats are using the same methods?

Democrats are real big on plagiarism. They even do it when they're making stuff up they cant find an original idea.

 

[Mac1958]

By its very nature, this cloud of self-focused victimhood tends to preclude any acknowledgement of personal responsibility by these folks, either for creating their own problems or for failing to cooperate with their fellow Americans to resolve their differences. Like an addict constantly thinking about his/her next fix, they simply crave more fuel to feed their grievances. That explains why Republicans are more or less united in opposing Democratic efforts to provide COVID-19 relief, and feel compelled even to oppose any efforts to improve the nation's infrastructure. They don't want things to improve, because if things improve they will have to find something else for their constituents to feel victimized about. That's the only glue holding Republicans together.

Republicans' strategy now relies entirely on stoking the eternal 'victimhood' of their voters

The myth of the elusive "white working class" Trump voter continues to haunt Democratic dreams of holding on to its slim House and Senate majorities. But a closer analysis suggests that what unified millions of Americans to support Trump, and what continues to constitute the biggest threat to...

www.alternet.org

An interesting conversation in pathology regarding politics.

Talk radio spent decades turning their audience into angry, paranoid lunatics, and the internet has added exponential intensity to that.

Trump, a sociopath willing to say literally anything to secure adoration and loyalty, was the perfect final trigger for this madness.

So now, as we try to fully recover from the pandemic and rebuild the country, they're standing in the way with religious passion.

What’s your penis-free username going to be?

Mac1958

That’s Mac’s unbridled passion for sex with trespassers username.

Huh?

Are you okay? You're saying things to me in multiple threads that just don't make sense.

You guys need to get a grip. The voices you trust are lying to you for their own gain.

 

[marvin martian]

By its very nature, this cloud of self-focused victimhood tends to preclude any acknowledgement of personal responsibility by these folks, either for creating their own problems or for failing to cooperate with their fellow Americans to resolve their differences. Like an addict constantly thinking about his/her next fix, they simply crave more fuel to feed their grievances. That explains why Republicans are more or less united in opposing Democratic efforts to provide COVID-19 relief, and feel compelled even to oppose any efforts to improve the nation's infrastructure. They don't want things to improve, because if things improve they will have to find something else for their constituents to feel victimized about. That's the only glue holding Republicans together.

Republicans' strategy now relies entirely on stoking the eternal 'victimhood' of their voters

The myth of the elusive "white working class" Trump voter continues to haunt Democratic dreams of holding on to its slim House and Senate majorities. But a closer analysis suggests that what unified millions of Americans to support Trump, and what continues to constitute the biggest threat to...

www.alternet.org

An interesting conversation in pathology regarding politics.

It worked great for the DemoKKKrats, so why not?

 

[whitehall]

Yeah but what do you say about democrats who won everything but still act like victims?

 

[bodecea]

By its very nature, this cloud of self-focused victimhood tends to preclude any acknowledgement of personal responsibility by these folks, either for creating their own problems or for failing to cooperate with their fellow Americans to resolve their differences. Like an addict constantly thinking about his/her next fix, they simply crave more fuel to feed their grievances. That explains why Republicans are more or less united in opposing Democratic efforts to provide COVID-19 relief, and feel compelled even to oppose any efforts to improve the nation's infrastructure. They don't want things to improve, because if things improve they will have to find something else for their constituents to feel victimized about. That's the only glue holding Republicans together.

Republicans' strategy now relies entirely on stoking the eternal 'victimhood' of their voters

The myth of the elusive "white working class" Trump voter continues to haunt Democratic dreams of holding on to its slim House and Senate majorities. But a closer analysis suggests that what unified millions of Americans to support Trump, and what continues to constitute the biggest threat to...

www.alternet.org

An interesting conversation in pathology regarding politics.

Black GOP supporters? I would think they're the ones not buying into this victimhood crap.

Yeah...I saw all those "black GOP supporters" at the Capitol on Jan. 6th. And at Charlottesville.

 

[BlindBoo]

By its very nature, this cloud of self-focused victimhood tends to preclude any acknowledgement of personal responsibility by these folks, either for creating their own problems or for failing to cooperate with their fellow Americans to resolve their differences. Like an addict constantly thinking about his/her next fix, they simply crave more fuel to feed their grievances. That explains why Republicans are more or less united in opposing Democratic efforts to provide COVID-19 relief, and feel compelled even to oppose any efforts to improve the nation's infrastructure. They don't want things to improve, because if things improve they will have to find something else for their constituents to feel victimized about. That's the only glue holding Republicans together.

Republicans' strategy now relies entirely on stoking the eternal 'victimhood' of their voters

The myth of the elusive "white working class" Trump voter continues to haunt Democratic dreams of holding on to its slim House and Senate majorities. But a closer analysis suggests that what unified millions of Americans to support Trump, and what continues to constitute the biggest threat to...

www.alternet.org

An interesting conversation in pathology regarding politics.

Talk radio spent decades turning their audience into angry, paranoid lunatics, and the internet has added exponential intensity to that.

Trump, a sociopath willing to say literally anything to secure adoration and loyalty, was the perfect final trigger for this madness.

So now, as we try to fully recover from the pandemic and rebuild the country, they're standing in the way with religious passion.

Talk radio spent decades giving people who had been silenced by the left, a voice in their country.

The only people I ever heard that were turned into an angry, paranoid group of lunatics, are those that opposed conservatives having a public voice.

Broadcast Radio was as constrained as Broadcast Television was until the late 80's in that they operated under the Fairness Doctrine. After that they were able to broadcast from a single political perspective 24/7/365. Elrushbo use every propaganda trick known to man and now that vitriolic, hate filled, non compromising style of politicking has become the heart and soul and Main Stream for the NEO-GOP.

 

[Tumblin Tumbleweed]

By its very nature, this cloud of self-focused victimhood tends to preclude any acknowledgement of personal responsibility by these folks, either for creating their own problems or for failing to cooperate with their fellow Americans to resolve their differences. Like an addict constantly thinking about his/her next fix, they simply crave more fuel to feed their grievances. That explains why Republicans are more or less united in opposing Democratic efforts to provide COVID-19 relief, and feel compelled even to oppose any efforts to improve the nation's infrastructure. They don't want things to improve, because if things improve they will have to find something else for their constituents to feel victimized about. That's the only glue holding Republicans together.

Republicans' strategy now relies entirely on stoking the eternal 'victimhood' of their voters

The myth of the elusive "white working class" Trump voter continues to haunt Democratic dreams of holding on to its slim House and Senate majorities. But a closer analysis suggests that what unified millions of Americans to support Trump, and what continues to constitute the biggest threat to...

www.alternet.org

An interesting conversation in pathology regarding politics.

Sooo, now, both GOP and democrats are using the same methods?

Yes, moron. You wingers are interchangeable.