6/28/2019, 10:24 pm
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The second Democratic Debate (6/27/2019) stood apart from the previous mostly because this time no one spoke Spanish, although Bernie Sanders exhibited proficiency in gibberish and fluency in yelling with simultaneous translation into sign language using his both hands. Towards the end he went on to defend Iran with such passion that his gibberish might as well be in Farsi.
The event was free of blackouts and mic glitches that plagued the previous debate, after Rachel Maddow had apparently changed her password from "password" to "password123," thus preventing Donald Trump and his team of Russian colluders from hacking into the system for the second time.
Apart from one brief episode when Sen. Kamala Harris bit off Joe Biden's head and spit it out into the orchestra pit, the overall atmosphere was friendly and harmonious.
They all readily confirmed their commitment to the Cloward-Piven strategy of bankrupting America by providing free government healthcare to all undocumented immigrants, thus incentivizing millions more from all over the world to gather in Mexico and march across our southern border to collect a $15/hr minimum wage and/or $1,000/month handout promised by Andrew Yang. All candidates believed that American taxpayers would be happy to work even harder to support free sex change operations and late term abortions for those still in transit from Guatemala, because this is who we are and those are our values.
It was unanimously resolved that all migrant children needed to be immediately released from cages into our streets, where they would be free to panhandle, sell their bodies, or starve to death while their accompanying adults awaited a hearing in designated detention facilities. Joe Biden was especially indignant about the children, hoping that no one would mention that this was the policy during the eight years of his administration.
Everyone agreed that the solution to all world's problems was the elimination of both Trump and climate change. Proposals differed from ninja attacks on Washington to transcendental meditation in the Mojave Desert, but what united them all was the refusal to acknowledge that the real question was not whether climate change exists, but whether humans can increase or decrease it by downsizing their economies.
In addition to full unanimity, the debate was also marked by a great diversity of race, gender, age, sexual preferences, and even of occasional opinions.
For example, Kamala Harris was unique in her proposal to legalize the community of "undocumented veterans." If these mythical heroes could serve in the U.S. military without a government-issued ID, the same imaginary community might as well vote Democrat in presidential elections.
Kirsten Gillibrand, on her part, proposed to fight corruption by outlawing greed. When greed is outlawed, only the outlaws will have greed. Criminal capitalists will then be easily spotted by the greedy glint in their eyes, and eliminated from society. This notion shocked her fellow Democrats, who until now believed that corruption caused by the government control of the economy could only be fought with more government control of the economy. One might also ask, "what would socialists do if we outlawed envy?" Fortunately for all participants, such questions can never be approved even at Fox News.
Bernie Sanders caused lasting applause by promising to guillotine Supreme Court judges he didn't like, and put their heads on pikes if elected.
When it came to discussing international relations, all candidates agreed that Trump had messed up the previously perfect world order, and that in order to fix it they would need a big red button sticking out of a yellow plastic box with the word "RESET" printed on it in two languages. Hillary Clinton had such a button, and the only reason it didn't work was that she had misspelled the Russian word for "reset." As a result of that unfortunate typo Putin soon invaded Georgia and Ukraine, and later meddled in American elections.
The winner of the debate was undoubtedly Marianne Williamson, known to be the first woman on the Moon because she was born there. Representing the community of undocumented Lunatics, Williamson was genuinely concerned that Trump had declared her Motherland to be part of Mars. On the bright side, however, such a move could actually save the Moon from being flooded by the rising sea levels, and if the glaciers keep melting at the current rate, by the end of Trump's presidency she will be able to reach Mars and other planets just by poking them with an ore from her love canoe.
Williamson had a winning proposal to fight for the common good by "harnessing love." I'll be happy to harness love with Ms. Williamson if anyone can give me her phone number. And so will, I'm sure, every male member of this glorious Party Organ.
In summary, I propose that all Americans, be they Democrats, Republicans, or Independents, participate in Democratic primaries across the country and vote for Marianne Williamson to be the final Democratic nominee standing against Trump.
The future has never been so bright, comrades!
The second Democratic Debate (6/27/2019) stood apart from the previous mostly because this time no one spoke Spanish, although Bernie Sanders exhibited proficiency in gibberish and fluency in yelling with simultaneous translation into sign language using his both hands. Towards the end he went on to defend Iran with such passion that his gibberish might as well be in Farsi.
The event was free of blackouts and mic glitches that plagued the previous debate, after Rachel Maddow had apparently changed her password from "password" to "password123," thus preventing Donald Trump and his team of Russian colluders from hacking into the system for the second time.
Apart from one brief episode when Sen. Kamala Harris bit off Joe Biden's head and spit it out into the orchestra pit, the overall atmosphere was friendly and harmonious.
They all readily confirmed their commitment to the Cloward-Piven strategy of bankrupting America by providing free government healthcare to all undocumented immigrants, thus incentivizing millions more from all over the world to gather in Mexico and march across our southern border to collect a $15/hr minimum wage and/or $1,000/month handout promised by Andrew Yang. All candidates believed that American taxpayers would be happy to work even harder to support free sex change operations and late term abortions for those still in transit from Guatemala, because this is who we are and those are our values.
It was unanimously resolved that all migrant children needed to be immediately released from cages into our streets, where they would be free to panhandle, sell their bodies, or starve to death while their accompanying adults awaited a hearing in designated detention facilities. Joe Biden was especially indignant about the children, hoping that no one would mention that this was the policy during the eight years of his administration.
Everyone agreed that the solution to all world's problems was the elimination of both Trump and climate change. Proposals differed from ninja attacks on Washington to transcendental meditation in the Mojave Desert, but what united them all was the refusal to acknowledge that the real question was not whether climate change exists, but whether humans can increase or decrease it by downsizing their economies.
In addition to full unanimity, the debate was also marked by a great diversity of race, gender, age, sexual preferences, and even of occasional opinions.
For example, Kamala Harris was unique in her proposal to legalize the community of "undocumented veterans." If these mythical heroes could serve in the U.S. military without a government-issued ID, the same imaginary community might as well vote Democrat in presidential elections.
Kirsten Gillibrand, on her part, proposed to fight corruption by outlawing greed. When greed is outlawed, only the outlaws will have greed. Criminal capitalists will then be easily spotted by the greedy glint in their eyes, and eliminated from society. This notion shocked her fellow Democrats, who until now believed that corruption caused by the government control of the economy could only be fought with more government control of the economy. One might also ask, "what would socialists do if we outlawed envy?" Fortunately for all participants, such questions can never be approved even at Fox News.
Bernie Sanders caused lasting applause by promising to guillotine Supreme Court judges he didn't like, and put their heads on pikes if elected.
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Joe Biden, a seasoned politician with a long experience in passing gases and kidney stones, nonetheless refused Eric Swalwell's demand to pass the torch, saying that Swalwell could pass the torch himself if he is such a sadistic pervert. When it came to discussing international relations, all candidates agreed that Trump had messed up the previously perfect world order, and that in order to fix it they would need a big red button sticking out of a yellow plastic box with the word "RESET" printed on it in two languages. Hillary Clinton had such a button, and the only reason it didn't work was that she had misspelled the Russian word for "reset." As a result of that unfortunate typo Putin soon invaded Georgia and Ukraine, and later meddled in American elections.
The winner of the debate was undoubtedly Marianne Williamson, known to be the first woman on the Moon because she was born there. Representing the community of undocumented Lunatics, Williamson was genuinely concerned that Trump had declared her Motherland to be part of Mars. On the bright side, however, such a move could actually save the Moon from being flooded by the rising sea levels, and if the glaciers keep melting at the current rate, by the end of Trump's presidency she will be able to reach Mars and other planets just by poking them with an ore from her love canoe.
Williamson had a winning proposal to fight for the common good by "harnessing love." I'll be happy to harness love with Ms. Williamson if anyone can give me her phone number. And so will, I'm sure, every male member of this glorious Party Organ.
In summary, I propose that all Americans, be they Democrats, Republicans, or Independents, participate in Democratic primaries across the country and vote for Marianne Williamson to be the final Democratic nominee standing against Trump.
The future has never been so bright, comrades!


It would seem komrade Williamson is hysterically korrekt...



