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DaddyBobMN t1_iv7uv0t wrote

I heard it was a sick eagle.

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Eagle_Arm t1_iv832hg wrote

Folks'll say that it takes two people to fuck an eagle.

But really, keep that man away from me

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jhamnett t1_iv8lkyv wrote

You got a problem with Vermont eagles, you got a problem with me. And I suggest you let that one marinate.

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td241 t1_iv8xute wrote

This is getting weird.

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Dadfart802 t1_iva6kvu wrote

You're fucking two-ply bud. Malloy that is

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Vermonter623 t1_ivadms4 wrote

These guys are doing exactly what the media did with trump. They are giving him free advertising and rent free space within their heads. We need to stop focusing on what we hate and turn that focus to what we need as a society.

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Vermonter623 t1_ivavbq8 wrote

Unfortunately everybody wants to virtue signal their hatred towards the ‘maga’ people. It’s not productive and only furthers the divide. We are seeing a real lack of progress because of this

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Jsr1 t1_ivb19xi wrote

Which in itself is a major accomplishment when his head is shoved up bannon ass……allegedly

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Blueheartt t1_ivbuhpe wrote

I dont understand all the hate and vulgarity against Maloy. Could someone genuinely explain it to me in a civil manner? I'm genuinely interested.

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Coachtzu t1_ivc6n8t wrote

Replying to Blueheartt (#458,952)

I could give two shits if someone is a Republican in the traditional sense. I personally wish they'd do a little more to come up with ideas instead of just saying what won't work, Dems/progs are certainly flawed and I don't think they think things through all the way, but at least they're trying to solve problems even if I don't always agree with their remedies.

Malloy is cut from the trumpy cloth of republicanism though, which carries the election denialism, xenophobic, anti education, dumbass rhetoric that is actively dangerous to the country instead of just being something I disagree with. On top of that his campaign is putting his signs up all over the state, it's not just a few intersections, they're all up and down the roadways. Talk about not understanding Vermonters, which he doesn't since he just moved here a couple years ago, and a few campaign events ain't gonna change that.

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BeneficialQuestion75 OP t1_ivclv0w wrote

Replying to Coachtzu (#459,382)

I think he explains that very well. I wish I could say I was a native born Vermonter, unfortunately I am not. I am from the deep, red, south. I wish I could say that I support either candidate, I think both sides are incredibly flawed. My biggest issue though with Republicans is they lean more towards Very restrictive rules based on religion. The republican party has for the longest time opposed abortion rights. As a woman, that alone is enough for me to say no thank you. There are plenty of reasons there should be exceptions for abortions. There is a very solid list for the reason there should be late term abortions. There is no woman out there who gets a late term abortion and did it willy-nilly or just because she didn’t want the pregnancy. on that platform alone, I cannot support them. I invite anybody who disagrees to see the medical and be very real human side to that debate. On top of that there is no pulling yourself up by the bootstraps, and if that’s what your platform stands on, you don’t care about the people. I’m not saying Democrats really do, I think they’re just slightly better than Republicans

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TheOtherThing123 t1_iveha0i wrote

Replying to Blueheartt (#458,952)

Because he specifically moved to Vermont two years ago with the intention of bringing trumpism to Vermont.

He’s one of a number of republican candidates this election cycle that moved into a state with the explicit idea of running for office.

Don’t understand why anyone would vote for a clear carpet bagger promoting lies.

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Vermonter623 t1_ivfr3cc wrote

Replying to cohray2212 (#464,035)

I don think, nor did I say that I think maga is the way. I don’t. Only a real idiot thinks politicians are here to help them or exist to solve their problems. They don’t.

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cohray2212 t1_ivftalk wrote

Replying to Vermonter623 (#465,084)

You're wrong, it's literally their job to solve problems. It has been normalized that politicians are only working toward personal gain but accepting that and ignoring how things can get better is a level of cynicism you'd normally only hear from a Russian. It perpetuates the problem.

So you have, in this comment thread, asked for less vitriol toward MAGA people, saying it's unproductive and halts progress while also calling anyone who wants to hold politicians accountable for progress an 'idiot.' It sounds like you have it all figured out. /s

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