Haley: Election a ‘Wake-Up Call’ for ‘Woke’ Corporations, Government & Political Parties

[blaze master]

1 minute ago, WDSmart said:

My values are much more important to me than my finances and always have been.

 

As a youth you could of pursued a life of simplicity based on those so called values. But you didn't.  

 

You took full advantage of the things that capitalism provided knowing that at any time you could of chased the values you blabber on about. 

[WDSmart]

4 minutes ago, blaze master said:

 

Nonsense. You pursued money as a career and not those values. 

 

Hypocritical at best.

I first earned money as an employee, then as a sub-contractor, and finally as a full contractor. I never worked at anything that was contrary to my values, and did work for free or for a reduced fee for some businesses that couldn't afford my regular fee. 

[WDSmart]

8 minutes ago, blaze master said:

 

As a youth you could of pursued a life of simplicity based on those so called values. But you didn't.  

 

You took full advantage of the things that capitalism provided knowing that at any time you could of chased the values you blabber on about. 

I did the best I could in the capitalistic system I lived in, but I now recommend a more socialistic system.

I learned as I got older. 

Edited November 9 by WDSmart

[blaze master]

7 minutes ago, WDSmart said:

I first earned money as an employee, then as a sub-contractor, and finally as a full contractor. I never worked at anything that was contrary to my values, and did work for free or for a reduced fee for some businesses that couldn't afford my regular fee. 

 

Capitalism is contrary to your values. Yet you never stepped away from it to live the life you speak of. You had full control at any time to live a socialist life within that system. You didn't.

[blaze master]

6 minutes ago, WDSmart said:

I did the best I could in the capitalistic system I lived in, but I now recommend a more socialistic system.

I learned as I got older. 

 

You mean you took advantage of the benefits of a capitalist system only to be ridden with guilt. Or as you called it getting older.

[blazes]

45 minutes ago, WDSmart said:

The joy and peace I have in life come from my socialist values. 

 

And from living in a country where measly low wages make it possible for you to have "joy and peace" without thinking too much about how far this country is from putting into practice anything remotely connected with "socialist values".

 

 

 

 

[owl sees all]

They have gad their chances. Bernie Sanders and RFK jnr.

 

The Dems just want 'business as usual'. Not interested in change to help the American people one bit.

 

Good riddance to bad rubbish.

[thaipo7]

9 hours ago, WDSmart said:

I am a far-left liberal, and I accept that Trump's election was, in part, a "wake-up call" on what the right-wingers call "woke" issues. However, I think the "wake-up call" should not be taken as a call to change the policies but to try to further educate the public on these issues and what is best for society. I, myself, intend to stay "woke." 

I won't be joining you.  The radical Left has already tried to stuff too much down my throat.  Don't want and don't need it.

[radiochaser]

6 hours ago, WDSmart said:

It is you who do not understand. I am woke.  I will remain woke. It doesn't matter to me if that's not what the majority of my fellow citizens want right now, and I didn't lose. I kept my values. I only hope more of my fellow citizens will develop those values in the future. I think four more years of Trump might help them see the results of rejecting those values. And actually, I don't think they reject these values. I think they've just put their own interests above them. 

 

[honcho]

15 hours ago, WDSmart said:

I am a far-left liberal, and I accept that Trump's election was, in part, a "wake-up call" on what the right-wingers call "woke" issues. However, I think the "wake-up call" should not be taken as a call to change the policies but to try to further educate the public on these issues and what is best for society. I, myself, intend to stay "woke." 

circling the  drain mate... taking away meritocracy with woke ideals will never work... the dems bud lighted themselves  the vast majority of people dont want or like critical race theory or trans overstep into sports and bathrooms etc..you are hopefully a dying breed of wokists... sorry

 

[thaibeachlovers]

Good for her. The liberati and their fellow travelers lost. Will they learn the lesson, or will they continue the same losing trend to people control, insane leftist policies, and general wokeness ( multiple genders, the lgb+ silliness, stupid green policies, MMCC scam etc ) ?

 

Most people don't care about lefty illusions. They just want a decent life, where they can afford to raise a family, eat well, live in a decent home, and enjoy life without worrying about crime, inflation and government intrusion.

[thaibeachlovers]

1 hour ago, honcho said:

circling the  drain mate... taking away meritocracy with woke ideals will never work... the dems bud lighted themselves  the vast majority of people dont want or like critical race theory or trans overstep into sports and bathrooms etc..you are hopefully a dying breed of wokists... sorry

 

Why sorry? Your take is entirely correct. You have nothing to apologise about.

IMO this entire fiasco is because sensible people have been too afraid of the wokists to come out and reject the insanity in public- cancel culture writ large.

Hopefully that will now end as the anti wokeist in chief will be in charge come January 20 ( here's a prediction- his crowd at the inauguration will be larger than Obama's ).

[WDSmart]

13 hours ago, blaze master said:

 

Capitalism is contrary to your values. Yet you never stepped away from it to live the life you speak of. You had full control at any time to live a socialist life within that system. You didn't.

You can't live a socialist life within a capitalist system, just as you can't live a capitalistic life within a socialistic system.

[WDSmart]

13 hours ago, blaze master said:

 

You mean you took advantage of the benefits of a capitalist system only to be ridden with guilt. Or as you called it getting older.

Correct...

[WDSmart]

13 hours ago, blazes said:

 

And from living in a country where measly low wages make it possible for you to have "joy and peace" without thinking too much about how far this country is from putting into practice anything remotely connected with "socialist values".

 

 

 

 

If you're referring to Thailand, it does have a lot of socialistic features. Good examples are the public health system and public hospitals,

[mokwit]

20 hours ago, WDSmart said:

I am a far-left liberal, and I accept that Trump's election was, in part, a "wake-up call" on what the right-wingers call "woke" issues. However, I think the "wake-up call" should not be taken as a call to change the policies but to try to further educate the public on these issues and what is best for society. I, myself, intend to stay "woke." 

You don't get it, we don't want to be "educated" on this. We have had enough of this bullsh*t and that is why you lost the popular vote.

[WDSmart]

8 hours ago, radiochaser said:

 

I agree entirely with Kamala on this... ❤️ 

[WDSmart]

4 hours ago, honcho said:

circling the  drain mate... taking away meritocracy with woke ideals will never work... the dems bud lighted themselves  the vast majority of people dont want or like critical race theory or trans overstep into sports and bathrooms etc..you are hopefully a dying breed of wokists... sorry

 

How do you define an election win of 51% to 47.5% as a "vast majority"? 

[BritManToo]

16 hours ago, James105 said:

Every implementation of DEI I have seen excludes straight white people

Excludes straight white males!

[WDSmart]

3 minutes ago, mokwit said:

You don't get it, we don't want to be "educated" on this. We have had enough of this bullsh*t and that is why you lost the popular vote.

Kamala lost the popular vote (just barely, 51% to 47.5%) because people were lied to and conned by Trump. Now, we'll just have to see how things go over the next four years. I predict chaos and catastrophe. 

[BritManToo]

20 hours ago, WDSmart said:

I am a far-left liberal, and I accept that Trump's election was, in part, a "wake-up call" on what the right-wingers call "woke" issues. However, I think the "wake-up call" should not be taken as a call to change the policies but to try to further educate the public on these issues and what is best for society. I, myself, intend to stay "woke." 

Maybe the public should be educating you!

[IC2000]

20 hours ago, WDSmart said:

I am a far-left liberal, and I accept that Trump's election was, in part, a "wake-up call" on what the right-wingers call "woke" issues. However, I think the "wake-up call" should not be taken as a call to change the policies but to try to further educate the public on these issues and what is best for society. I, myself, intend to stay "woke." 

 

The ideology can remain living rent free in your head. It's part of Trump derrangement syndrome. It won't get any traction farther than that. Corporations are already killing of DEI and pleased to do so. You're a dinosaur, not a progressive. Your groupthink is socially retrograde and unappealing to everyone - hence the LANDSLIDE

 

 

As for Haley attempting to ingratiate herself with Trump voters I'm at least pleased she's found a different platform other than making a war on other nations.

[mokwit]

8 minutes ago, WDSmart said:

How do you define an election win of 51% to 47.5% as a "vast majority"? 

Hillary apparently had a "vast majority" of the total vote  in 2016 when it was less if I remember.

 

You can't play both ends against the middle, now which is it?

 

 

Edited November 10 by mokwit

[IC2000]

14 minutes ago, WDSmart said:

How do you define an election win of 51% to 47.5% as a "vast majority"? 

 

Won popular vote by millions

 

Won electoral vote by nearly 100 when it's over

 

On track to win every battleground state

 

Flipped blue states red

 

Increased gop vote from black, Hispanic, Asian

 

Finally, I would remind you that almost no one save for DEI voters were voting for Harris policies assuming one could even figure that out. It was simply an anti Trump vote. You and millions of people like you voted for an absolute idiot and were happy / content with that decision based upon your immaturity and blindsidedness.

 

You're all taken for Patsies. Could have run Minnie Mouse and you'd have voted for her.

Edited November 10 by IC2000

[WDSmart]

7 minutes ago, mokwit said:

Hillary apparently had a "vast majority" of the total vote  in 2016 when it was less if I remember.

 

You can't play both ends against the middle, now which is it?

 

 

In 2016, it was 48% Hillary and 46% Trump. 2016 United States presidential election - Wikipedia And, no, I wouldn't call that a "vast majority" either. 

[IC2000]

12 minutes ago, WDSmart said:

Kamala lost the popular vote (just barely, 51% to 47.5%) because people were lied to and conned by Trump. Now, we'll just have to see how things go over the next four years. I predict chaos and catastrophe. 

 

Oh yes ... 75M people brainwashed. That's quite the CIA/ FBI program. Makes Mockingbird look small potatoes. What an idiotic post.

[WDSmart]

3 minutes ago, IC2000 said:

 

Won popular vote by millions

 

Won electoral vote by nearly 100 when it's over

 

On track to win every battleground state

 

Flipped blue states red

 

Increased gop vote from black, Hispanic, Asian

 

Finally, I would remind you that almost no one save for DEI voters were voting for Harris policies assuming one could even figure that out. It was simply an anti Trump vote. You and millions of people like you voted for an absolute idiot and were happy / content with that decision based upon your immaturity and blindsidedness.

 

You're all taken for Patsies. Could have run Minnie Mouse and you'd have voted for her.

Yes, my vote was more against Trump than for Kamala, but I think Kamala would have made an okay president. Trump will be a disaster. And, yes, you're right again. I would have voted for Minnie Mouse or anyone else over Trump. 

I'll be interested to hear what you think four years from now... 

[WDSmart]

3 minutes ago, IC2000 said:

 

Oh yes ... 75M people brainwashed. That's quite the CIA/ FBI program. Makes Mockingbird look small potatoes. What an idiotic post.

Yes, 75M were either conned by Trump or have the same detestable values he does. I'll be very interested to see what you think about all this four years from now. If Trump is able to accomplish even only a few of the things he's promised, I will be completely demoralized about my home country's future. 

[IC2000]

13 hours ago, owl sees all said:

They have gad their chances. Bernie Sanders and RFK jnr.

 

The Dems just want 'business as usual'. Not interested in change to help the American people one bit.

 

Good riddance to bad rubbish.

 

This is actually an excellent point. Dems rejected RFKJR. He was a perfectly acceptable candidate and challenger to Trump. Yet, he did not conform to the madness and was passionate about going after the Swamp. He with Tulsi would have been a dynamite ticket.

 

Instead, they joined Trump. They with Musk, Ron Paul  and a number of smart people behind Trump. Trump having been burned and slandered  smart guy, smart businessman - first time in my life no war and chance to really turn the US around.

 

Before with Biden USA was finished. Fast track to rubbish bin of history. US has a chance.

 

Fk all the haters.

[blaze master]

34 minutes ago, WDSmart said:

You can't live a socialist life within a capitalist system, just as you can't live a capitalistic life within a socialistic system.

 

Not true at all. 

 

Dick proenneke.

 

Monks. Priests. Etc. Many ways to reject the majority of what capitalism is. You just offer excuses. All while still benefiting from a capitalist system. Oh the irony.