Official LRC President Donald J Trump Thread

I agree. But in order for Fats to get me to Dodger Stadium in time for the game he is going to need to go at least that fast. ;)

Flybang mosh wrote:

I've never really understood why neo-liberals hate America. It's a pretty decent place to try and build your fortune and thwart idiots in your path. If you enjoy working and striving for success, America is Aces. America is built for winners. But I guess if you are really into socialism and lack any personal responsibility, you might find America onerous. Then you'd run around finding things to complain about. "Oh, I'm so oppressed! Help me, help help me. It's everyone's fault but mine that I lack competence and intelligence! Give me more money! More money. More money. I want The Large Green. If I don't get The Large Green, I'll start busting stuff up!" That's running through the transom of the liberal mind as we speak. It's like a chyron scroll.

Resplurgent eggs benedict.

Oddly enough, it is the Trumpettes who have been screaming about their victimhood for the last four years and who tried to end the Republic as we know it.

I still don't understand why Trumpettes hate America. Perhaps because they are all girly men, raging on relentlessly about how they are victims.

SDSU Aztec wrote:

Flybang mosh wrote:

I've never really understood why neo-liberals hate America. It's a pretty decent place to try and build your fortune and thwart idiots in your path. If you enjoy working and striving for success, America is Aces. America is built for winners. But I guess if you are really into socialism and lack any personal responsibility, you might find America onerous. Then you'd run around finding things to complain about. "Oh, I'm so oppressed! Help me, help help me. It's everyone's fault but mine that I lack competence and intelligence! Give me more money! More money. More money. I want The Large Green. If I don't get The Large Green, I'll start busting stuff up!" That's running through the transom of the liberal mind as we speak. It's like a chyron scroll.

Resplurgent eggs benedict.

Straw man alert.

It's not a strawman, SDSU. You are part of the problem, with your diversionary tactics, You neo-libs never address the stuff that's in your face head on. It's always some diversion with you guys. Divert this, divert that, divert 180. You get taught that in schools. It's like your life-mental philosophy - divert, blame, act scurrilous, demand recompense. Repeat.

Source?

No one like you Obvio. Your liberal cohorts consider you a liability when it comes to debate. They know they can't count on you to hold up your end.

You are forgetting the difference between EV's and internal combustion engine (ICE) cars. EV's are far simpler and it's really easy to get more speed. The Tesla Roadster coming out later this year goes over 250mph. The Model S Plaid you can order today goes 200mph and that's a family sedan. So 300mph is easy peasy in 10 years time.

ICE cars are incredibly inefficient and we've been perfecting them for well over 100 years. EV's still have a ton of room to evolve and improve.

I concede that tires need to improve a lot. I know zip about tire technology. So maybe that's a showstopper and maybe not.

As for a computer malfunction costing a life, that idea misses the point. It's not about making the computer into a perfect driver. If the computer is 300% safer than a human then we need to let computers do the driving.

You are right that we would need to start smaller though. You wouldn't do robotaxis at 300mph right off the bat. You would work your way up and make sure you can do it safely at 100mph, 150mph, 200mph, etc.

Flybang mosh wrote:

SDSU Aztec wrote:

Straw man alert.

It's not a strawman, SDSU. You are part of the problem, with your diversionary tactics, You neo-libs never address the stuff that's in your face head on. It's always some diversion with you guys. Divert this, divert that, divert 180. You get taught that in schools. It's like your life-mental philosophy - divert, blame, act scurrilous, demand recompense. Repeat.

Can you provide the neo-lib characteristics so I can confirm your your assessment of me? I always root for Americans in the Olympics but I did buy a Honda. How do I decide whether I truly hate America?

Again, again, again, ...again. One of your smallest problems.

Back of a napkin on a flat, dry road, 0 reaction time, friction coefficient of .07, it takes about 8/10ths of a mile to go from 300 to 0. Wet road ~ 3+ miles. Reduce speed by 200mph, it's still 1/3rd of a mile and 1.25 miles. Hate to be in the sh!tter when ole Hoke slams on the brakes to miss that deer too.

Do you not see the issue with being able to avoid the unpredictable movement of a deer at the speeds that need to be attained for your scenario on our current road system?

As for AVs decreasing the amount of vehicles on the road? C'mon man.

You're telling me that you are making something cheaper, more accessible, and more convenient and people are going to do it less? I'll refer to my original question to you. What are you smoking?

Now I don't need to carpool. I don't have to take mass transportation. I don't have to worry as much about the cost of travel. Why would I do it less frequently?

You really have to think this out before you throw out these wild scenarios.

The highways would have to be as flat and pristine to accommodate robotaxis traveling 300 mph as the Bonneville Salt Flats. No bumps, no potholes, no curves no nothing. Unfortunately, they are anything but. Have you travelled on I-10 through Louisiana? It is a mess. When you are travelling at 300 mph any small thing on the highway would prove catastrophic. There ARE going to be mishaps. A big truck travelling at 300 sent off into incoming traffic is going to wipe out quite a bit. People see a number of accidents by these robotaxis on the highways - who is going to want to get in a robotaxi which travels at 300 mph? Certainly not me.

What if I want to move to another city? Do I rent a Hertz truck that can handle 300 mph?

A person hopping into car that will travel 300 mph, will need to have their financial affairs in order and purchase per trip life insurance like what used to be sold in airports.

Flybang mosh wrote:

Real Obvi wrote:

Oddly enough, it is the Trumpettes who have been screaming about their victimhood for the last four years and who tried to end the Republic as we know it.

I still don't understand why Trumpettes hate America. Perhaps because they are all girly men, raging on relentlessly about how they are victims.

Source?

No one like you Obvio. Your liberal cohorts consider you a liability when it comes to debate. They know they can't count on you to hold up your end.

Just Google "Trump witch hunt" and I suspect you'll get a few thousand examples of Trump and his flock crying about being victims.

You could also try "war on Christmas" or "Mexico border invasion" for a few more examples of right wingers crying victim to imaginary threats.

Here's Rudy, continuing to embarrass himself. He's now claiming that the attempted coup of 1/6 was perpetrated by anti-Trump right wing groups, antifa (of course, because it's always antifa's fault), and even the Lincoln Project.

Didn't somebody just post about how liberals have no personal accountability?

https://twitter.com/ProjectLincoln/status/1355194196781654018?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E1355194196781654018%7Ctwgr%5E%7Ctwcon%5Es1_&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.thedailybeast.com%2Feven-steve-bannon-isnt-buying-rudy-giulianis-latest-unhinged-conspiracy%3Fsource%3Darticlesvia%3Drss

Flybang mosh wrote:

America is built for winners.

Like Joe Biden

I am glad you are supporting the current president.

I really don't look at this thread anymore about this guy who just lost - bigly.

I was hoping for a former president Trump thread but those threads kept getting deleted.

This thread should be done.

Flybang mosh wrote:

I've never really understood why neo-liberals hate America. It's a pretty decent place to try and build your fortune and thwart idiots in your path. If you enjoy working and striving for success, America is Aces. America is built for winners. But I guess if you are really into socialism and lack any personal responsibility, you might find America onerous. Then you'd run around finding things to complain about. "Oh, I'm so oppressed! Help me, help help me. It's everyone's fault but mine that I lack competence and intelligence! Give me more money! More money. More money. I want The Large Green. If I don't get The Large Green, I'll start busting stuff up!" That's running through the transom of the liberal mind as we speak. It's like a chyron scroll.

Resplurgent eggs benedict.

Just in case anyone took this half seriously, here's a reminder that it's the blue states whose tax money goes to support the red states in this country. If the people looking for government handouts were liberals, Alabama, Mississippi and Kentucky would all have voted for Biden.

This is a little old, but the premise is still true:

Flybang mosh wrote:

Real Obvi wrote:

Oddly enough, it is the Trumpettes who have been screaming about their victimhood for the last four years and who tried to end the Republic as we know it.

I still don't understand why Trumpettes hate America. Perhaps because they are all girly men, raging on relentlessly about how they are victims.

Source?

No one like you Obvio. Your liberal cohorts consider you a liability when it comes to debate. They know they can't count on you to hold up your end.

Oooh, my feelings are SO hurt!

And you are asking for a source that Trumpettes have been incessantly complaining about how they are such victim? Good one!

+1

why can't the redsters ever understand that their economic model requires massive funding from the democrats? Why can't they get that?

agip wrote:

johnny99 wrote:

Just in case anyone took this half seriously, here's a reminder that it's the blue states whose tax money goes to support the red states in this country. If the people looking for government handouts were liberals, Alabama, Mississippi and Kentucky would all have voted for Biden.

This is a little old, but the premise is still true:

https://apnews.com/article/2f83c72de1bd440d92cdbc0d3b6bc08c

+1

why can't the redsters ever understand that their economic model requires massive funding from the democrats? Why can't they get that?

It would require them to acknowledge their own inferiority.

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I don't think he knows what a neoliberal is....

SDSU Aztec wrote:

Flybang mosh wrote:

I've never really understood why neo-liberals hate America. It's a pretty decent place to try and build your fortune and thwart idiots in your path. If you enjoy working and striving for success, America is Aces. America is built for winners. But I guess if you are really into socialism and lack any personal responsibility, you might find America onerous. Then you'd run around finding things to complain about. "Oh, I'm so oppressed! Help me, help help me. It's everyone's fault but mine that I lack competence and intelligence! Give me more money! More money. More money. I want The Large Green. If I don't get The Large Green, I'll start busting stuff up!" That's running through the transom of the liberal mind as we speak. It's like a chyron scroll.

Resplurgent eggs benedict.

Straw man alert.

I have noticed a couple people who flew trump flags are now flying the American flag upside down.

Remember when the far right would say "America, love it or leave it".

These people hate America, hate liberals, hate democracy, but they love Trump.

Real Obvi wrote:

agip wrote:

+1

why can't the redsters ever understand that their economic model requires massive funding from the democrats? Why can't they get that?

It would require them to acknowledge their own inferiority.

Next

the idea of college educated skilled workers living in a *gasp* city, willing to pay higher taxes to help their fellow citizens with services is anathema to them. So strange.