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Of course they do.Originally posted by BR14 View Postfunny, that's exactly what large corporates pay me for.

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The words "loser" and "sucker" needn't disparage someone's ability. It can be applied to some poor sod who is in the wrong place at the wrong time.
So obviously he wasn't criticising the vets, but the futile situation (the Vietnam War) in which they found themselves, and their rotten luck getting killed.
That's assuming the original anonymous claim wasn't a barefaced whopper in the first place!
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"So, why did we lose to Trump in 2016?"
"Well, we made him out to be truly awful, some was true, some made up, but really nobody cared and everyone still voted for him"
"ok, lets do that again, but with a senile guy who can't finish a sentence"Comment
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I bet you believe that as well! Weird though how the cemetery in question is in France.Originally posted by OwlHoot View PostThe words "loser" and "sucker" needn't disparage someone's ability. It can be applied to some poor sod who is in the wrong place at the wrong time.
So obviously he wasn't criticising the vets, but the futile situation (the Vietnam War) in which they found themselves, and their rotten luck getting killed.
That's assuming the original anonymous claim wasn't a barefaced whopper in the first place!
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Said Minny, making up tulip about the other guy.Originally posted by minestrone View Post"So, why did we lose to Trump in 2016?"
"Well, we made him out to be truly awful, some was true, some made up, but really nobody cared and everyone still voted for him"
"ok, lets do that again, but with a senile guy who can't finish a sentence"Comment
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They lost because they didn't campaign for a critical part of the population that Trump did. It's quite clear Trump campaigned for key voters in key states and Clinton didn't bother and disparaged those people every chance she got.Originally posted by minestrone View Post"So, why did we lose to Trump in 2016?"
"Well, we made him out to be truly awful, some was true, some made up, but really nobody cared and everyone still voted for him"
"ok, lets do that again, but with a senile guy who can't finish a sentence"
It's happening again. White working class won Trump in 2016 and Democrats are back out there telling the White working class they are the scum of the earth and everything wrong with the USA in 2020.Comment
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