Where's My Counselor? I Have Sad Feelings.

[Zambroski]

Early morning coffee rant....some of you may want to look away (sorry Dave).  

I know I've got empathy (and psychotic) issues, but I am finding unbelievable joy and laughter in watching the MSM and all the whiny, crybaby coverage and fawning over what an "powerful" concession speech Hillary gave. Holy shit.   Screens filled with crying eyes and just inconsolable masses of humanity.  It's the most epic coverage of what we are now.....a complete "milk-toast" nation.  "Bucking up" and dealing with life's little challenges and failures is no longer acceptable.  Schools and colleges are offering counseling and "safe places" in which to cry and be swaddled in warm blankets and flowing love from others in the same sad, pathetic little boat.  WTF?  Why are we so weak?  Why is our nation as a whole just a bunch of whiners whose sole purpose is to place blame for their unhappiness on others?  Life can be hard.  It carries both fantastic moments of joy and exhilaration, and deep let-downs and sorrows.  Why does the majority of the leftest seem to feel that the "sweet" life moments should be downplayed and turned more toward bitter and sadness?  Why do we feel every little moment in history should be met with ample counseling and "togetherness"?  Are we no longer promoting the ability to get over things and move on?  It sure doesn't seem like it.

Here's the reality of what teachers, indoctrinators and counselors aren't teaching their poor and sorrowful students; while the perpetual and majority whining Americans, whose hate and jealousy masked itself in their "betterment and justice for us all" speech and rhetoric justifying their belittlement, name calling and smugness of others who were not "buying in" completely, the "angry" Americans were building their own campaign.  The "silent majority" who have been taking this crap, watching it flow into their houses from every possible media source while trying to raise their children to be self-sufficient good and decent people.  Trying to raise citizens able to pull them selves up by their own bootstraps and cut their own successful path in life and contribute positively to America and our society, made a plan....THEY VOTED.  And damn! SCREAMED VOLUMES that was way overdue.  And it's about time.  

Maybe, in time, the disillusioned and confused leftists will accept this for what it was.....the vast majority of Americans just didn't want to feel sad with you and you were not going to make them.  They don't want to feel like the government needs to step in and "fix them". They don't want government in their personal business at every turn. Sorry for your luck if you feel so unbearably sad about this election.  But hey, maybe, instead of feeling the need to get all whiny again...maybe do what the rest of us did.....get angry.  And if necessary...get violent.  Those two things make change happen faster and more decisively than anything else.  And I think I can speak for most when I say we, the ones who voted against Hillary, the ones who voted against the continued "pussification of America" will be ready.

 

Hey MC...how many words was that?  

[02sled]

So true... here I am in Canada and flipping through channels seeing people crying and saying that they had to explain to their 4 and 5 year old Sponge Bob watching kids, how Trump had won and Hillary had lost. They talked about their little kids crying over their Cheerios. Staged fake garbage. It has to be. You won't convince me a 4 or 5 year old kid really cares about who is President, Prime Minister or anything else like that.

It is becoming so very clear, even in Clintons' speech that for so many it wasn't so much about getting the best person with the best policies in the job, it was about getting a woman in the job. Any woman. She went on about little girls following their dreams. When you looked at the polls just before the election Clinton had a vast majority of her support from women. When asked why they admitted it was because she was a woman, not because she was best for the job.

Personally I don't care. Woman or man. For any job give me the best qualified person for the job period.  

[Dave]

:lol:

[racer254]

1 hour ago, Zambroski said:

  And I think I can speak for most when I say we, the ones who voted against Hillary, the ones who voted against the continued "pussification of America" will be ready.

 

Hey MC...how many words was that?  

This seems to sum it all up nicely.

Edited November 10, 2016 by racer254

[600ProX2]

1 hour ago, Zambroski said:

Early morning coffee rant....some of you may want to look away (sorry Dave).  

I know I've got empathy (and psychotic) issues, but I am finding unbelievable joy and laughter in watching the MSM and all the whiny, crybaby coverage and fawning over what an "powerful" concession speech Hillary gave. Holy shit.   Screens filled with crying eyes and just inconsolable masses of humanity.  It's the most epic coverage of what we are now.....a complete "milk-toast" nation.  "Bucking up" and dealing with life's little challenges and failures is no longer acceptable.  Schools and colleges are offering counseling and "safe places" in which to cry and be swaddled in warm blankets and flowing love from others in the same sad, pathetic little boat.  WTF?  Why are we so weak?  Why is our nation as a whole just a bunch of whiners whose sole purpose is to place blame for their unhappiness on others?  Life can be hard.  It carries both fantastic moments of joy and exhilaration, and deep let-downs and sorrows.  Why does the majority of the leftest seem to feel that the "sweet" life moments should be downplayed and turned more toward bitter and sadness?  Why do we feel every little moment in history should be met with ample counseling and "togetherness"?  Are we no longer promoting the ability to get over things and move on?  It sure doesn't seem like it.

Here's the reality of what teachers, indoctrinators and counselors aren't teaching their poor and sorrowful students; while the perpetual and majority whining Americans, whose hate and jealousy masked itself in their "betterment and justice for us all" speech and rhetoric justifying their belittlement, name calling and smugness of others who were not "buying in" completely, the "angry" Americans were building their own campaign.  The "silent majority" who have been taking this crap, watching it flow into their houses from every possible media source while trying to raise their children to be self-sufficient good and decent people.  Trying to raise citizens able to pull them selves up by their own bootstraps and cut their own successful path in life and contribute positively to America and our society, made a plan....THEY VOTED.  And damn! SCREAMED VOLUMES that was way overdue.  And it's about time.  

Maybe, in time, the disillusioned and confused leftists will accept this for what it was.....the vast majority of Americans just didn't want to feel sad with you and you were not going to make them.  They don't want to feel like the government needs to step in and "fix them". They don't want government in their personal business at every turn. Sorry for your luck if you feel so unbearably sad about this election.  But hey, maybe, instead of feeling the need to get all whiny again...maybe do what the rest of us did.....get angry.  And if necessary...get violent.  Those two things make change happen faster and more decisively than anything else.  And I think I can speak for most when I say we, the ones who voted against Hillary, the ones who voted against the continued "pussification of America" will be ready.

 

Hey MC...how many words was that?  

 I believe you should be the next travelling grief counselor and go spread your message across the nation. And while you are at it, slap everyone of those whiney bitch ass teachers.

[Dave]

This is one example of what is wrong with people today....

 

[02sled]

“Success is a lousy teacher. It seduces smart people into thinking they can’t lose.” – Bill Gates

“It’s fine to celebrate success, but it is more important to heed the lessons of failure.” – Bill Gates

“People always fear change. People feared electricity when it was invented, didn’t they?” – Bill Gates

“Life is not fair – get used to it!” – Bill Gates

It used to be that as a kid playing games or sports there were winners and there were losers. There was never any shame in losing when you did your best. Now the schools and sports teams don't have winners and losers, they don't keep score and everyone gets a trophy or ribbon just for showing up. Then they hit the real world and when suddenly faced with losing find it traumatic. As Bill said get used to it.

Edited November 10, 2016 by 02sled

[ArcticCrusher]

5 minutes ago, 02sled said:

“Success is a lousy teacher. It seduces smart people into thinking they can’t lose.” – Bill Gates

“It’s fine to celebrate success, but it is more important to heed the lessons of failure.” – Bill Gates

“People always fear change. People feared electricity when it was invented, didn’t they?” – Bill Gates

“Life is not fair – get used to it!” – Bill Gates

It used to be that as a kid playing games or sports there were winners and there were losers. There was never any shame in losing when you did your best. Now the schools and sports teams don't have winners and losers, they don't keep score and everyone gets a trophy or ribbon just for showing up. Then they hit the real world and when suddenly faced with losing find it traumatic. As Bill said get used to it.

There is no success unless you have learned it from failures.  

[ArcticCrusher]

1 hour ago, Zambroski said:

Early morning coffee rant....some of you may want to look away (sorry Dave).  

I know I've got empathy (and psychotic) issues, but I am finding unbelievable joy and laughter in watching the MSM and all the whiny, crybaby coverage and fawning over what an "powerful" concession speech Hillary gave. Holy shit.   Screens filled with crying eyes and just inconsolable masses of humanity.  It's the most epic coverage of what we are now.....a complete "milk-toast" nation.  "Bucking up" and dealing with life's little challenges and failures is no longer acceptable.  Schools and colleges are offering counseling and "safe places" in which to cry and be swaddled in warm blankets and flowing love from others in the same sad, pathetic little boat.  WTF?  Why are we so weak?  Why is our nation as a whole just a bunch of whiners whose sole purpose is to place blame for their unhappiness on others?  Life can be hard.  It carries both fantastic moments of joy and exhilaration, and deep let-downs and sorrows.  Why does the majority of the leftest seem to feel that the "sweet" life moments should be downplayed and turned more toward bitter and sadness?  Why do we feel every little moment in history should be met with ample counseling and "togetherness"?  Are we no longer promoting the ability to get over things and move on?  It sure doesn't seem like it.

Here's the reality of what teachers, indoctrinators and counselors aren't teaching their poor and sorrowful students; while the perpetual and majority whining Americans, whose hate and jealousy masked itself in their "betterment and justice for us all" speech and rhetoric justifying their belittlement, name calling and smugness of others who were not "buying in" completely, the "angry" Americans were building their own campaign.  The "silent majority" who have been taking this crap, watching it flow into their houses from every possible media source while trying to raise their children to be self-sufficient good and decent people.  Trying to raise citizens able to pull them selves up by their own bootstraps and cut their own successful path in life and contribute positively to America and our society, made a plan....THEY VOTED.  And damn! SCREAMED VOLUMES that was way overdue.  And it's about time.  

Maybe, in time, the disillusioned and confused leftists will accept this for what it was.....the vast majority of Americans just didn't want to feel sad with you and you were not going to make them.  They don't want to feel like the government needs to step in and "fix them". They don't want government in their personal business at every turn. Sorry for your luck if you feel so unbearably sad about this election.  But hey, maybe, instead of feeling the need to get all whiny again...maybe do what the rest of us did.....get angry.  And if necessary...get violent.  Those two things make change happen faster and more decisively than anything else.  And I think I can speak for most when I say we, the ones who voted against Hillary, the ones who voted against the continued "pussification of America" will be ready.

 

Hey MC...how many words was that?  

How long did it take you to write that?  Does it just flow from mind to pen?

[Cold War]

America is suffering from a massive case of butt- hurt this morning.

Hey, you people who are in the Country illegally.............  STFU,  pack your shit and go!  

[Zambroski]

1 hour ago, Dave said:

35 minutes ago, ArcticCrusher said:

How long did it take you to write that?  Does it just flow from mind to pen?

I've always been able to slap down a decent amount of cohesive thoughts into the written or typed word.  I can make it up only as fast as I can type.  If I could type faster, it'd be longer (and Dave would hunt me down)....my mind starts to wander on to other things toward the end as my fingers finish the last relevant thought...sometimes they run over into some other shit....that's why pornography accidentally ends up in the end of some of my posts!  

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