A ConservaTeen Thought of Alabama - warning, might be troublesome...

[ConservaTeen]

My thoughts on the election from a teen...

[Drew68]

Sweet home Alabama and in three years dump jones.

Try to do a little better job picking your GOP standard-bearer next time. Please, no more nutjobs like crazy Judge Roy that you guys put on the ticket and then don't even show up to vote for.

He may be your candidate but losing the seat to a Democrat screws all of us.

[DoughtyOne]

Thank you.

That’s a pretty decent tagline too.

[MortMan]

You may or may not understand the difference between the candidate and agenda-related issues, but most of your next elder generation understands this as an agenda issue.

If teens think that the preponderance of “weight” (via pressure) can change our minds (at least mine), they need to rethink. Judgment is not a collective process.

If your friends support gays, they need to understand the difference between the conservative and liberal viewpoints. Conservatives believe that the LEGAL rights of gays are no less and no more than the LEGAL rights of non-gays.

Liberals believe that the LEGAL rights of gays should be greater than the LEGAL right of non-gays in order to address some past situation where the legal rights of gays were denied.

Republicans need to put together a plan for reacting to ambushes of the type employed against Roy Moore. But, keep in mind that the text book answer to an ambush is overwhelming force.

This take-down is courtesy of the conventional GOP elite. They are announcing themselves as the enemy of conservatives. The GOP is a political party. Consider whether you want to be associated with a political party (the GOP) or a political movement (conservative/populist supporters of Trump, et al).

I will not condemn you, but I will remind you to consider that your thoughts are hardly unique to your generation. Including the idea that the previous generation never thought of them.

[wgmalabama]

It really was good. I have re-read it 5 times now. I have a hard time bridging that life experience with my kids but I also have a had time taking it from my parents. Yeah that is odd but the truth and I suspect normal.

I bookmarked it to re-read it for when both parents and kids piss me off.

[wgmalabama]

Hey now, Brooks is my guy in the house. I can’t do everything. I really thought Moore (didn’t vote for him in primary) would support Trump and win. I still think Dick Shelby screwed us the most, McConnell a very close second, I’m still shocked.

[Drew68]

Hey now, Brooks is my guy in the house. I can’t do everything.

Sorry, I need to apologize for the snarky reply. I read your post quickly and jumped on it for something that wasn't there.

Here's to hoping for a better outcome in 2020. Until then, I hope Jones represents all the voters in Alabama and can find a way to work with President Trump.

[Vision Thing]

homosexuality isn't love, it's abuse. It's done in prison and in the animal kingdom to humiliate and establish dominance.

The lib (liberal and libertarian) motto to celebrate the supreme court's blessing of homo marriage was 'love wins'.

that boils down to the true essence of liberal and libertarian existence: the supremacy of emotions.

Notice they don't promote anything where they can say "reason wins" or "freedom wins".

No, instead they promote something so they can declare the very antagonist of "freedom wins" or "reason wins": they declare "love (emotion) wins".

As for your point that homoism is abuse, dominance, and humiliation, well, those are very liberal things, as we are finding out via pervey whitestain and kevin not-good-enough-for-heaven spacey.

[Yosemitest]

The information in the article Vote Fraud of Alabama from TUESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 2017, deserves saving.

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There is absolutely not any way that Roy Moore lost the Alabama election for United States Senate. This was a matter again of vote rigging in population centers.

Simply look at the massive margins which Doug Jones had to pile up in concentrated population areas. To put it plainly, Alabama is a state of 6 out of 10 voters are Republicans, in remembering this 60 to 40 percent margin, look at these numbers in percentages for Doug Jones.



 Bullock 80.4%
Macon 88.1
Montgomery 72.1
Dallas 74.7
Perry 79
Wilcox 76.7
Hale 87.6
Sumter 80.9
Jefferson 69.6
Mobile 57.2
Madison 56.9


One only sees numbers like this in Pyongyang, Tehran and Peking. In a state of 60% Republicans who were highly motivated for Roy Moore, while Doug Jones was getting Hillary Clinton no shows at his events, and we are to believe that in Macon County 90% of the voters voted for Doug Jones?


County


	Jones	Moore	Write-Ins	Rpt.
Jefferson	121,169	49,910	3,121	85%
Madison	65,664	46,313	3,446	100
Mobile	57,715	41,398	1,300	71
Montgomery	48,186	17,705	743	100
Shelby	27,251	36,424	1,718	100
Baldwin	22,131	38,445	1,699	98
Tuscaloosa	30,858	22,064	1,007	100
Lee	19,810	14,017	672	100
Morgan	10,901	19,187	668	100
Etowah	10,518	15,693	617	100
Calhoun	11,705	14,567	399	100
Limestone	9,606	14,298	515	100
Houston	9,107	14,796	285	100
Lauderdale	9,908	12,775	382	100
St. Clair	6,203	15,876	459	100
Elmore	7,711	14,411	338	100
Cullman	4,156	16,602	324	100
Talladega	9,967	9,698	223	100
Marshall	5,134	13,828	449	100
Walker	4,317	11,909	259	100
Colbert	6,865	7,762	171	100
Autauga	5,606	8,752	253	100
Blount	2,405	11,621	180	100
Dallas	10,492	3,485	60	100
DeKalb	3,559	10,097	234	100
Coffee	3,715	8,052	202	100
Tallapoosa	4,590	7,171	148	100
Dale	3,842	6,988	136	100
Jackson	3,328	7,316	154	100
Russell	6,761	3,622	55	100
Chilton	2,298	7,555	132	100
Covington	2,102	6,825	88	100
Escambia	3,640	4,985	87	100
Lawrence	3,028	5,314	61	100
Clarke	4,346	3,984	43	100
Pike	3,989	4,154	97	100
Chambers	4,247	3,308	75	100
Marengo	4,495	2,804	62	100
Geneva	1,289	5,431	93	100
Marion	1,311	5,268	68	100
Monroe	3,244	3,276	40	100
Macon	5,780	758	20	100
Barbour	3,680	2,699	41	100
Pickens	3,057	2,961	46	100
Franklin	1,770	4,214	48	100
Butler	2,914	2,756	41	100
Winston	911	4,680	67	100
Cherokee	1,525	3,996	110	100
Hale	3,894	1,691	32	100
Bibb	1,567	3,599	66	100
Washington	1,799	3,320	48	100
Henry	1,896	3,014	38	100
Randolph	1,692	3,229	23	100
Lowndes	3,779	988	13	100
Fayette	1,142	3,491	50	100
Sumter	3,527	814	18	100
Wilcox	3,344	999	16	100
Choctaw	2,273	1,949	17	100
Conecuh	2,259	1,815	18	100
Perry	3,138	821	11	100
Greene	3,340	462	9	100
Crenshaw	1,320	2,347	56	100
Lamar	779	2,847	29	100
Clay	985	2,586	44	100
Bullock	2,712	656	7	100
Coosa	1,414	1,867	30	100
Cleburne	594	2,465	30	100



I did an inquiry of the matrix and the numbers which returned were a long the lines of a month ago in Roy Moore won by 62% and Doug Jones lost in 28% of the vote.

This is what the deep state looks like when it steals an election. FOX comes out with a bogus poll to repress voting, but is more to prepare the Republicans for defeat, as Matt Drudge bashes the Alabama Citizens over the head for months, for the fag vote mafia.

What took place is e vote fraud, write ins, vote fraud and busing in voters. At one point Doug Jones somehow got 60,000 votes in a few moments.

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[Vision Thing]

They realized middle school was too late so focused on elementary school. It seems to be working. And it’s not just public schools.

Not just public schools, but private schools, nickelodean, mtv, disney, casting couches for young actors, etc.

[sargon]

You're right, CT.

Authoritarian Republicans—just like authoritarian Democrats—need to overcome their shortcut nanny-state impulses and accept the fact that not everyone who is fiscally conservative is necessarily socially conservative.

One cannot simultaneously be a nanny-stater and believe in minimal government. The concepts are almost mutually exclusive, for once nanny-state policies are implemented, there must necessarily be an ever-expanding regulatory and enforcement apparatus—and that apparatus will invariably start trampling on Constitutional Rights.

Thus, many traditional conservatives—by resorting to the same authoritarian nanny-state impulses that the Left indulges—alienate members of the younger generation, and they reinforce stereotypes regarding Republicans and intrusive government.

Any American who is aware enough to repudiate marxism and socialism should naturally gravitate towards the GOP, and the gratuitous antagonism that more doctrinaire Republicans display towards the libertarian crowd couldn't possibly be more counterproductive.

People who oppose socialism should band together based on the 80+ percent that they agree on, rather than try to antagonize one another about the other 20%.

Demographically, the GOP tent is shrinking, so it stands to reason that the appeal of the GOP—if it is to broaden—must do so based on things like ideological commonalities, with greater tolerance regarding differences.

With respect to Liberty—beyond issues of force, fraud, and negligence which infringe on individual rights—any additional authoritarianism is gratuitous, and should not be part of the GOP's core ideology. Why? Because such compromises—the embrace of arbitrary law—are precisely what creates the slippery slope which leads to a government with practically unlimited power to destroy.

I, for one, reject such Statism categorically, regardless of which side of the fake Left/Right political spectrum it emanates from. Make no mistake: in America, Freedom flows from an ideologically consistent understanding of Authority vs. Liberty, and cherry-picking shortcuts will always represent a threat—and whether the shortcuts come from the "Right" or the "Left" is totally irrelevant.

Barring bona fide infringement on another individual's rights, the "Pursuit of Happiness" is what the Individual decides—it should never depend on the whims of any other person or mob...

[Vision Thing]

As Mark Steyn once declared: It’s impossible to be a fiscal conservative and a social liberal (in other words, libertarian), because the bleeding-heart nature of the social liberal will want to spend wastefully for their social causes, thus negating any pretense towards fiscal conservativism.

Sargon provided a great example of this on a pro-pothead thread a while ago. He/She/It declared that pot should be legalized and that society should take care of those who are destroyed by it.

It was a sickening display of compassionate conservatism.

It is like the chamber of commerce’s ploy to profit from all the cheap labor from foreigners, and then dump the social costs onto the taxpayers. Team Pothead wants to deploy the same tactic: profit from all the legal pot, then let the tax payers, health insurance consumers, and auto-insurance consumers pay for the social destruction.

Libertarians are destructive and dishonest.

Sargon is very heideggarian in promoting the emotional barbarism of the youth to destroy the wisdom and stabilty of successful prior generations

[wgmalabama]

No worries. If jones wants to have any chance other than the uniparty gift he will have to walk a very small tight rope. He wont and he will fall.

[piasa]

Libertarians in the truest sense believe in rule of law- too many Millennials don’t. They don’t give a flying flock about freedom of speech, freedom of religion, private property or the constitution itself as economic Libertarians do. That’s all antiquated stuff to Millennials. Socialism’s where it’s at. They want direct democracy, mob rule, free stuff... because they are the mobs of the moment, and like herd animals anywhere, they don’t know where they are headed, only that they are going along and feel good about it because they are not alone....which is how butchers like their herd animals right up until the moment the livestock are milked or leave the feed lot and enter the chute to become meat and leather.
Hey, at least the food and health care is free.
So stop talking about veal, it turns off the heifers.

[piasa]

Except for the communist Cubans [of which there are some here in Fl living amongst the others] ... Cubans have no desire to turn the US into Cuba and rename it Aztlan or whatever LaRaza want to call it.
Many would very much like to go back to Cuba if it were like the US.

Then again, maybe Mexicans would like to return to Mexico if it were like the United States.
Instead, the US is getting as corrupt as Mexico.

Anyway... stay brave enough to voice your opinions, especially if you take a lot of flak for them. It’s when you aren’t taking flak that you should be worried.

[CrimsonTidegirl]

“Looks like wyowolf just rode the lightning...”

YES!! It’s about time!

Thank you mods!

[Claud]

Youths are more libertarian. His friends seen gays and transgendered people, it doesn’t affect them like it does us, because we never met them in our youth.

Au contraire. Dunno how old you are, but I'm a Gen Xer and that stuff was already out in the 70s when I was a kid. Met a cross dresser at my cousin's house. Homosexuality was on TV (remember SOAP?). There was rampant divorce, abortion, Phil Donahue, clergy and teacher molestation. Sexual license was all over the place in the 70s when I was a kid, and I watched people's lives get ruined because of it.

And today's youth ought to rid themselves post-haste of that asinine "we're smarter than previous generations so you need to appeal to us" mentality that first took hold among the Boomers. You're not smarter. You haven't seen enough in your short lives to really understand what is going on in society...how the "live and let live" mentality actually plays out over a lifetime. Your "gay" friends are still young and fabulous and living it up in their prime, and they haven't yet been vomited out of the club scene and degenerated into sad, lonely old men preying on the young and vulnerable.

Whether young people understand this or not, they need to hear it. The so-called "Sexual Revolution" was a big mistake from start to finish, and I will go to my grave the avowed enemy of any philosophy which allows for or excuses sexual "experimentation" of any sort outside of marriage.

Perhaps you can ask me to make the case in a better way to young people, but no way am I going to deny what I know for a fact just to remain "relevant." If conservatism is going in an "accept homosexuality as normal and natural" route, then conservatism has become a tool of the devil, and you can leave me out of it.

[LesbianThespianGymnasticMidget]

I also don’t care where you stick your wang. I honestly think the gay chromosome is on the Y. Some minuscule % of men are just gay. (Mostly Theater Majors) The rest of gayness is by choice/mental illness #. Transgenderism is a mental disease. It is why such a massive % of them commit suicide.

Guns? check

Small Gov? check but let me add I don’t want them in my garage*, bathroom** or laundry room*** either. I don’t want them at my business telling me to bake a gay cake. The Government that governs least governs best.

# Explain why gay suicide is so high... not as high as trans though.
* It is my friggen car.
** So I have to flush twice? Idiots
*** So I have to run the damned HE washer twice to actually clean stuff? Idiots

[Claud]

Thus, many traditional conservatives—by resorting to the same authoritarian nanny-state impulses that the Left indulges—alienate members of the younger generation, and they reinforce stereotypes regarding Republicans and intrusive government.

Which is more authoritarian?

A) Allowing the State to define marriage as it sees fit.

B) Saying that marriage pre-exists the State and that no state therefore has the power to abolish or fundamentally change it.

The best argument against so-called "gay marriage" is precisely because it gives the state power over a natural institution that the state never had.

[stockpirate]

But he doesn’t reply to comments. I doubt the person is a teen pr a conservative.

If so he should research and learn that homosexually is a mental disorder.

[stockpirate]

Sorry i see he does reply

If so he should research and learn that homosexually is a mental disorder.