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You revel in victory when you win, and only for a short time.

Spoken like a loser.

Sorry, but I enjoy rubbing victory in the face of my enemies, as it demoralizes them. No need to put a limit on it.

We have as our enemy an opponent that cannot tell the truth about themselves, or risk further defeat. They cant even talk about who they really are. Their media cannot report reality. Their news people make $hit up. Their foot soldiers have to have fake organizational names. They cant do anything truthful and win.

I call that victory.

Now, I just returned from killing lots of wild animals in Alaska and eating them. Every bite was a win against some effed-up liberal. I loved every minute of it.

Then I come back here, and FReepers are bitching again about some trivial crap. We won, people. Get over yourselves.

--You revel in victory when you win, and only for a short time.--

"Spoken like a loser."

Speak for yourself.

You win, you celebrate. Then you WORK.

'Rubbing noses in it' accomplishes jack squat. That is the talk of the loser - like the end zone celebrations in football. Act like you've been there before, and do what you you need to stay there.

Work matters. Accomplishments matter. Those are lasting things. Celebrating is temporary.

If you concentrate on the latter to the detriment of the former, you will soon have nothing to celebrate.

But hey, go on throwing out tough talk about how 'rubbing noses in it' really matters. Then enjoy it as your opponents do the same to you because you failed to do the actual work.

Sorry, but I enjoy rubbing victory in the face of my enemies, as it demoralizes them. No need to put a limit on it...

Then I come back here, and FReepers are bitching again about some trivial crap. We won, people. Get over yourselves.

Clearly you think of politics as some kind of sporting event wherein you have chosen, for whatever reason, to root for the Washington Elephants vs. the Washington Jackasses, and the election is all that matters to you.

Many of us, though, are not that shallow. We support the party only because we have specific, substantive policy objectives and ideological stances in mind, such a desire to return to Constitutional governance. And we haven't seen many successes on that front -- more surrenders than advances, in fact.

Sorry if our petty national interests get in the way of you enjoying the Big Game every other November.

Now, I just returned from killing lots of wild animals in Alaska and eating them. Every bite was a win against some effed-up liberal. I loved every minute of it.

Looking askance... What??
I took myself on a one day fly-fishing trip at a lake in Michigan a few weeks ago. It was good for me, I liked it. The value of it was it itself.
There were other people out there some might have been liberals, some of the guides (whom I went without) might have been liberals. No one was thinking about any political victory where we were, and that was a good thing.

Wolf

Spoken like a loser. Sorry, but I enjoy rubbing victory in the face of my enemies, as it demoralizes them. No need to put a limit on it. We have as our enemy an opponent that cannot tell the truth about themselves, or risk further defeat. They cant even talk about who they really are. Their media cannot report reality. Their news people make $hit up. Their foot soldiers have to have fake organizational names. They cant do anything truthful and win. I call that victory. Now, I just returned from killing lots of wild animals in Alaska and eating them. Every bite was a win against some effed-up liberal. I loved every minute of it. Then I come back here, and FReepers are bitching again about some trivial crap. We won, people. Get over yourselves.

Ping me when you post another rant. I'll look forward to it. BTW, glad you came on up to Alaska! Sounds like you had a successful hunt. I'm just now getting over my "pity party" after an unsuccessful moose hunt. After a week of hunting, I decided to not give up and keep my vigil at a small moose pond where I knew a cow and calf (full size) had crossed. On the last morning of our hunt, I told hubby that I was going back to "my spot" and he then went off hunting elsewhere. Within 4 hours that cow & calf crossed the road, and an hour later I heard a bull calling. I called back, and we had a lovely conversation. LOL Long story short....the bull (a 60") had gotten to within 150' of me, yet still hidden in the trees, when a road hunter came along, passed my position, hopped out of their rig and SHOT MY BULL! They were sorry, they apologized, but that doesn't get the meat in the freezer.