Have you ever wanted to join the FBI just to arrest January 6 suspects?

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

Yes actually.

[Damocles]

Sure, but that requires you to enter a Trump precinct.

[President Punxsutawney Phil]

When you know it's a BRTD thread just because of the title.

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

Sure, but that requires you to enter a Trump precinct.

But the result is revoking Trump supporters of their right to vote so worth it.

[FEMA Camp Administrator]

Sigh

[🐒Gods of Prosperity🔱🐲💸]

I wanted to join the FBI just to storm the Capitol.

[Fuzzy Bear]

I wanted to join the FBI just to storm the Capitol.

Someday soon we'll find out how many folks got to live that particular dream.

By the way, where is Ray Epps?

[PSOL]

Man, what did the Green party of Minnesota do to you to make you like this. I mean, the crazy was already there in your earlier posts, but most people calm down when they become liberals

[Kahane's Grave Is A Gender-Neutral Bathroom]

Man, what did the Green party of Minnesota do to you to make you like this. I mean, the crazy was already there in your earlier posts, but most people calm down when they become liberals

wtf

[PSOL]

Man, what did the Green party of Minnesota do to you to make you like this. I mean, the crazy was already there in your earlier posts, but most people calm down when they become liberals

wtf

BRTD’s participation in this thread among other posts praising Palestinian guerrillas and left wing leaders like Chavez until the late 2000s or so represents a very odd evolution. He posts exactly like he did then, and his personality didn’t change, but the All Liberal, All the Time persona is downright odd.

BRTD really hates the green party and is very vocal about it, so the hunch that he got his current views through backlash, or perhaps just sensing the waters that he could get better clout elsewhere by backstabbing his former colleagues, is not very far fetched.

[FEMA Camp Administrator]

Man, what did the Green party of Minnesota do to you to make you like this. I mean, the crazy was already there in your earlier posts, but most people calm down when they become liberals

wtf

BRTD’s participation in this thread among other posts praising Palestinian guerrillas and left wing leaders like Chavez until the late 2000s or so represents a very odd evolution. He posts exactly like he did then, and his personality didn’t change, but the All Liberal, All the Time persona is downright odd.

BRTD really hates the green party and is very vocal about it, so the hunch that he got his current views through backlash, or perhaps just sensing the waters that he could get better clout elsewhere by backstabbing his former colleagues, is not very far fetched.

I recall BRTD essentially rooting for the Vietcong during my first few years of membership (2010-whenever). I feel that would be unthinkable now. (maybe notable that, overall the liberal-conservative divide on """communism""" seems to have shifted over the past few years--even if only in terms of rhetoric and not deeds)

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

Man, what did the Green party of Minnesota do to you to make you like this. I mean, the crazy was already there in your earlier posts, but most people calm down when they become liberals

wtf

BRTD’s participation in this thread among other posts praising Palestinian guerrillas and left wing leaders like Chavez until the late 2000s or so represents a very odd evolution. He posts exactly like he did then, and his personality didn’t change, but the All Liberal, All the Time persona is downright odd.

BRTD really hates the green party and is very vocal about it, so the hunch that he got his current views through backlash, or perhaps just sensing the waters that he could get better clout elsewhere by backstabbing his former colleagues, is not very far fetched.

I recall BRTD essentially rooting for the Vietcong during my first few years of membership (2010-whenever). I feel that would be unthinkable now. (maybe notable that, overall the liberal-conservative divide on """communism""" seems to have shifted over the past few years--even if only in terms of rhetoric and not deeds)

Nah I'm still very much anti-Vietnam War (to the extent that you can oppose a war that ended almost 50 years ago.)

But yes conservatives are more likely to defend the Soviet Union today.