Let's Go Brandon Caller Getting Attacked

[schmidlap]

So?

Exploiting his big moment, responding to cordial, apolitical Christmas greetings with a childish, hyper-partisan vulgarity is unfortunate, but is not a big deal.

The President isn’t hyper-sensitive or petty, so this pathetic case need not fear any vendettas.

Christmas can also evoke a transcendent decency:

... Then the stillness of the night on that Christmas Eve was broken. Some of the soldiers began singing Christmas carols. Other units up and down the front line began picking up the tune and singing it, from one army to another. And then the troops on the other side of no-man’s land began singing with them. The songs were the same, whether they were sung in Belgian, French, English or German. The meaning was the same. The memories of past Christmases were suddenly not so far away.​

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The soldiers shouted Christmas greetings to one another. Eventually, informal truces were arranged, and they agreed to come out of the trenches to greet one another in the spirit of Christmas. They did not wait for orders, they simply followed their hearts and their consciences. The troops walked toward each other, shook hands, and wished each other well. They put aside their arms and exchanged drinks, food, and small gifts of tobacco and chocolates from home.​

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[Meister]

That's ironic con-sidering what "Let's Go Brandon" really is....a mating call for...................................

A mating call for what, Bodie? Go ahead, say it.....

 

[jknowgood]

 

[jknowgood]

A mating call for what, Bodie? Go ahead, say it.....

I think it's code, that we will never vote for that idiot again!

 

[jknowgood]

Exploiting his big moment, responding to cordial, apolitical Christmas greetings with a childish, hyper-partisan vulgarity is unfortunate, but is not a big deal.

The President isn’t hyper-sensitive or petty, so this pathetic case need not fear any vendettas.

Christmas can also evoke a transcendent decency:

... Then the stillness of the night on that Christmas Eve was broken. Some of the soldiers began singing Christmas carols. Other units up and down the front line began picking up the tune and singing it, from one army to another. And then the troops on the other side of no-man’s land began singing with them. The songs were the same, whether they were sung in Belgian, French, English or German. The meaning was the same. The memories of past Christmases were suddenly not so far away.​

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The soldiers shouted Christmas greetings to one another. Eventually, informal truces were arranged, and they agreed to come out of the trenches to greet one another in the spirit of Christmas. They did not wait for orders, they simply followed their hearts and their consciences. The troops walked toward each other, shook hands, and wished each other well. They put aside their arms and exchanged drinks, food, and small gifts of tobacco and chocolates from home.​

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[braalian]

Jared Schmeck claims he was joking and meant no disrespect -- though he thinks Biden 'can be doing a better job,' a report says​

I support his right to free speech, but he obviously *did* mean disrespect.

It seems rather pussy-ish to say « fuck joe biden » on a public forum and then immediately back track it and say it meant no disrespect.

it’s like when people say « no offense, but…. » and then proceed to say something that was obviously meant to offend. Very passive-aggressive.

 

[Road Runner]

I think it's code, that we will never vote for that idiot again!

I never did to begin with.