Jesus titty-fucking Christ. If someone like George Soros were paying people to vote for Harris, right-wingers would be losing their collective shit and flinging it at the moon.
The double standard is amazing.
They don't care about truth, or consistency. They care about power. Specifically, the power of their in-group.
Conservatism has been aptly summarized as "There must be in-groups for the law to protect but not bind, and out-groups for the law to bind but not protect." That's pretty much the whole thing. Conservatives are, in a kind of fundamental way, bad people. They value the in-group far too much.
Turns out it was overturned or ignored, but didn't stop republicans from whining.
…which, at this point, makes it completely predictable.
The double standard is amazing.
"Yes, but I'm right."
They think their collective belief in the correctness of their group identity is more important than law. This explains why right-wing politics doesn't care about consequences.
Well yeah, but this a white guy doing it-- so you know...it just CAN'T be wrong!
Cards Against Humanity is doing this btw.
Clarification: CAH is taking advantage of the bullshit laws that allow Elon to do this
Jesus titty-fucking Christ. If someone like George Soros were paying people to vote for Harris, right-wingers would be losing their collective shit and flinging it at the moon.
The double standard is amazing.
They don't care about truth, or consistency. They care about power. Specifically, the power of their in-group.
Conservatism has been aptly summarized as "There must be in-groups for the law to protect but not bind, and out-groups for the law to bind but not protect." That's pretty much the whole thing. Conservatives are, in a kind of fundamental way, bad people. They value the in-group far too much.
I thought I remembered Michael Moore buying ramen and stuff to get students out to vote and he got in trouble for that. https://www.acslaw.org/?post_type=acsblog&p=1035
Turns out it was overturned or ignored, but didn't stop republicans from whining.
…which, at this point, makes it completely predictable.
"Yes, but I'm right."
They think their collective belief in the correctness of their group identity is more important than law. This explains why right-wing politics doesn't care about consequences.
Well yeah, but this a white guy doing it-- so you know...it just CAN'T be wrong!
Cards Against Humanity is doing this btw.
Clarification: CAH is taking advantage of the bullshit laws that allow Elon to do this
And not pocketing the money