Some don't know when to quit

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www.advocate.com/politics/2016/3/28/georgia-lawmaker-calls-special-session-override-veto

Some people don't know when to quit: this is because hatred doesn't die when it's thwarted.  It might actually become more intense.  Personally, I don't think this effort will succeed.

Remember: the more extreme they become, the more non-extremists they'll alienate.

[Shan]

I usually try not to judge others by their looks, but it's easy to see by that intense look on his face that he's a strong willed POS from the get go! I think you're right foxglove, this guy is going to alienate himself from his fellow lawmakers just on his attitude alone.

[EchelonHunt]

So true. I've noticed the more intense a person rages on and on about a subject, the more obsessed and delusional they get, the more their arguments start to have big gaping holes in them, the followers begin to question and doubt their faith in the person and eventually, they scatter like flies.

Then you will get a handful of people left, who are blindly devoted to the person or standing stubbornly by their close-minded beliefs that sex = gender.

I've seen this happen with dirtwhiteboi. They got a lot of views on their Youtube channel but little commentary, just a few lonesome voices agreeing with them. It's a good feeling to know that haters are becoming a dying breed.

[EchelonHunt]

D Lane Taylor posted a comment on the article,

"Bigot crybaby tears. *lick*"

OMG.



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Allyson: Chase Ross Water! *takes a drink*
Chase: It's cis-tears.
[LAUGHTER]