Example #1,456 of why Trump won the election

 

So….saw on twitter this weekend where a liberal CEO of some company I’ve never heard of (marketing company apparently) decided to give the rest of us advice on how to be less offensive to people like her.

First of all, how can anyone so devoid of self-awareness be any good at marketing? Secondly, I think I can speak for most Americans that don’t live in a progressive coastal Meccas and say that making our “town a place that people like us want to live in” is pretty much the opposite of what we are trying to achieve. We would in fact prefer that “people like you” keep your opinions to yourself and the progressive, “diverse”, cesspools you live in away from our tax dollars. You may be surprised to know that we don’t like “people like you” or your condescension, and that economically we are doing pretty damn well partly due to the companies fleeing your state in droves. So, thanks but no thanks for the advice. That and 3 bucks will get you a cup of coffee at Starbucks. (I’m sure you hate that as well)

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  1. Mate De Inactive
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    Kozak (View Comment):

    Mate De (View Comment):
    What really drives me nuts about so many of these Urban Lefty types, is that they can’t do anything. If the zombie apocalypse comes and these people are left to fend for themselves, they would die.

    Zombie apocalypse?

    3 days after Hurricane Sandy they were whining they were starving to death.

    Haha that’s true. I remember a few years ago it snowed on Christmas and the sanitation union was also renegotiating their contract, so no one showed up to plow the streets for a few days. The city was paralyzed. I think some people died because the ambulances couldn’t get down the street. I was thinking, no one has a shovel? If half the people on each blocked shoveled they would have the streets cleared in no time.

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  2. CuriousJohn Inactive
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    Mel.

    Please stay in San Fran and enjoy all things that  are Progressive.   Like Freedom of being more equal than everyone else.

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  3. Theodoric of Freiberg Inactive
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    I live in a rural area and it’s nothing like what this Melinda describes. It is beautiful and filled with nice, hard-working people. Maybe she and her liberal friends need to get out more — way out — and learn about what they don’t know before they criticize.

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  4. David Carroll Thatcher
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    Theodoric of Freiberg (View Comment):
    I live in a rural area and it’s nothing like what this Melinda describes. It is beautiful and filled with nice, hard-working people. Maybe she and her liberal friends need to get out more — way out — and learn about what they don’t know before the criticize.

    Wouldn’t work.  There is no room service in a campground.

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  5. Umbra Fractus Inactive
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    Theodoric of Freiberg (View Comment):
    I live in a rural area and it’s nothing like what this Melinda describes. It is beautiful and filled with nice, hard-working people. Maybe she and her liberal friends need to get out more — way out — and learn about what they don’t know before they criticize.

    That would mean admitting they don’t know something. Everybody knows people on the coasts are the smartest people in America.

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  6. Trinity Waters Member
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    JimGoneWild (View Comment):

    Trinity Waters (View Comment):

    JimGoneWild (View Comment):
    Melinda Byerley is a bigot.

    Hey, JimGoneWild! You cheated! You didn’t use enough big words and compound sentences explaining your true feelings!

    Melinda Byerley is a bigot and stupendously stupid.

    OK, all is well.

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  7. RightAngles Member
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    Spin (View Comment):
    #HowComeTrump

    That’s one of the things I said to her in my little LinkedIn email.

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  8. RightAngles Member
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    Theodoric of Freiberg (View Comment):
    I live in a rural area and it’s nothing like what this Melinda describes. It is beautiful and filled with nice, hard-working people. Maybe she and her liberal friends need to get out more — way out — and learn about what they don’t know before they criticize.

     

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    Theodoric of Freiberg (View Comment):
    I live in a rural area and it’s nothing like what this Melinda describes. It is beautiful and filled with nice, hard-working people. Maybe she and her liberal friends need to get out more — way out — and learn about what they don’t know before they criticize.

    They think all of rural America is like the worst parts of Appalachia or the antagonists from Deliverance.

     

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  10. Judge Mental Member
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    Matt White (View Comment):

    Theodoric of Freiberg (View Comment):
    I live in a rural area and it’s nothing like what this Melinda describes. It is beautiful and filled with nice, hard-working people. Maybe she and her liberal friends need to get out more — way out — and learn about what they don’t know before they criticize.

    They think all of rural America is like the worst parts of Appalachia or the antagonists from Deliverance.

    There has to be a way we can use this.  Maybe start referring to Deliverance as a documentary?

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  11. Fake John/Jane Galt Coolidge
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    Matt White (View Comment):

    Theodoric of Freiberg (View Comment):
    I live in a rural area and it’s nothing like what this Melinda describes. It is beautiful and filled with nice, hard-working people. Maybe she and her liberal friends need to get out more — way out — and learn about what they don’t know before they criticize.

    They think all of rural America is like the worst parts of Appalachia or the antagonists from Deliverance.

    Even the worst part of Appalachia is not as bad as the libs believe it to be.

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  12. kelsurprise Member
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    Fake John/Jane Galt (View Comment):
    Even the worst part of Appalachia is not as bad as the libs believe it to be.

    I’d sooner walk that entire Trail alone than some parts of NYC and Chicago.

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  13. I Walton Member
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    kelsurprise (View Comment):

    I Walton (View Comment):

    I wish.

    That post is mild, compared to about 90% of my Facebook feed, the morning after the election.

    Here’s a post from a lovely, sweet and kind fellow actress and Catholic I’ve known and liked for years:

    And from another fellow actor I really enjoyed working with: Another young actor I know and like was more succinct:

    That’s the handful of clean ones that I can quote in their entirety. The rest are such thoroughly vile, expletive-laced rants that a redacted copy would appear even more senseless than the idiot who posted it in the first place.

    These are all generated by the same algorithm from a conservative trying to prove that liberalism is a mental disease.  It’s the same guy who created the virtual Keith Oberman.  He got the voice and look just right, but the virtual Oberman is so over the top it’s not credible.   If these things were real we’d have to lock them all up.

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  14. Joe P Member
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    She (View Comment):
    Fear not. She’s a founding partner of TimeShareCMO. “Data Driven Digital Marketing Expertise” is their claim to fame.

    As long as the Left is making decisions based on the data and analysis provided by this woman, I think we have nothing to worry about . . . .

    I hope her business thrives. Perhaps she can start by signing up Meryl Streep as a customer.

    Pro-Tip: “Founding partner of marketing consultancy” is just the LinkedIn/Silicon Valley version of “unemployable white person who cannot hide in academia.”

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  15. Gatomal Inactive
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    Ahh, San Franciscans. So smart, wise, inclusive, and kind, but only to the homeless they walk past. And people of color. If you are a contributing member of society who votes R… say goodbye to dinner party invites and job offers.

    I loved her first sentence…I thought, “Yes! No intelligent person wants to live with idiots in a s$&@hole…and that’s why we left San Francisco after more than 20 years!” Now we are trying to help keep Nevada purple (at least) and not blue.

     

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  16. RyanFalcone Member
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    Concretevol (View Comment):

    Fake John/Jane Galt (View Comment):
    I really hate the brown skinned people trope these folk are constantly screaming. They act like the rural areas do not have any minorities. Which is just silly. All of us know, work with and even have minorities of all types in our families. The big difference is that our minorities tend to live with and among us and are not typically sectioned off to an area of our communities that have become third world hell holes.

    That’s the thing I noticed in my first trip to NYC years ago…..how segregated everything was. It was surreal to me.

    They also don’t tend to identify themselves first and foremost as racial and/or political beings. They identify from within an in-tact family and as a member of a church and community. I’d love to see a study that researches minority family structures in urban vs non-urban areas.

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  17. Doctor Robert Member
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    The Left is beyond parody.

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  18. Archie Campbell Member
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    She seems nice.

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  19. Henry Castaigne Member
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    Concretevol (View Comment):
    Maybe, in the spirit of DIVERSITY it would be helpful if some of us wrote an open letter explaining how progressive enclaves could change to make themselves more appealing to “people like us”. We could at least help them out on why businesses are fleeing the taxation/regulatory nightmares that they call states……nah.

    Or maybe she could change progressive enclaves to change so that black people would like to live in them instead of moving to the South.

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  20. Miffed White Male Member
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    Gatomal (View Comment):
    Ahh, San Franciscans. So smart, wise, inclusive, and kind, but only to the homeless they walk past. And people of color.

    Okay, a question I’ve long had, and this seems as good a time/place/opportunity to ask it as any.

    Why is “people of color” ok, but “colored people” is horrendously racist?

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  21. Joe P Member
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    Miffed White Male (View Comment):

    Gatomal (View Comment):
    Ahh, San Franciscans. So smart, wise, inclusive, and kind, but only to the homeless they walk past. And people of color.

    Okay, a question I’ve long had, and this seems as good a time/place/opportunity to ask it as any.

    Why is “people of color” ok, but “colored people” is horrendously racist?

    Just a guess: “Colored” is what they put on the “colored” drinking fountains in the South, for the “colored people.” As opposed to “people of color,” which, you know, is a self-identification.

    I don’t get it either.

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  22. Archie Campbell Member
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    Joe P (View Comment):

    Miffed White Male (View Comment):

    Gatomal (View Comment):
    Ahh, San Franciscans. So smart, wise, inclusive, and kind, but only to the homeless they walk past. And people of color.

    Okay, a question I’ve long had, and this seems as good a time/place/opportunity to ask it as any.

    Why is “people of color” ok, but “colored people” is horrendously racist?

    Just a guess: “Colored” is what they put on the “colored” drinking fountains in the South, for the “colored people.” As opposed to “people of color,” which, you know, is a self-identification.

    I don’t get it either.

    Especially since it’s the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People. But maybe it’s that only people of color can call themselves colored people.

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  23. David Carroll Thatcher
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    Archie Campbell (View Comment):

    Joe P (View Comment):

    Miffed White Male (View Comment):

    Gatomal (View Comment):
    Ahh, San Franciscans. So smart, wise, inclusive, and kind, but only to the homeless they walk past. And people of color.

    Okay, a question I’ve long had, and this seems as good a time/place/opportunity to ask it as any.

    Why is “people of color” ok, but “colored people” is horrendously racist?

    Just a guess: “Colored” is what they put on the “colored” drinking fountains in the South, for the “colored people.” As opposed to “people of color,” which, you know, is a self-identification.

    I don’t get it either.

    Especially since it’s the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People. But maybe it’s that only people of color can call themselves colored people.

    It makes as much sense as any other liberal hysteria.

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  24. Umbra Fractus Inactive
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    Miffed White Male (View Comment):

    Why is “people of color” ok, but “colored people” is horrendously racist?

    I’ve been asking this for years and still haven’t gotten a straight answer.

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  25. skipsul Inactive
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    Umbra Fractus (View Comment):

    Miffed White Male (View Comment):

    Why is “people of color” ok, but “colored people” is horrendously racist?

    I’ve been asking this for years and still haven’t gotten a cisgender straight answer.

    FIFY

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  26. Blessed Blacksmith Inactive
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    http://yournewswire.com/hollywood-strike-trump-resign/

    How blind and stupid are California liberals?

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  27. Songwriter Inactive
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    Doctor Robert (View Comment):
    The Left is beyond parody.

    And yet, amazingly, they continue to push that envelope.

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  28. Judge Mental Member
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    Blessed Blacksmith (View Comment):
    http://yournewswire.com/hollywood-strike-trump-resign/

    How blind and stupid are California liberals?

    So they’re not going to make any more of those anti-Trump videos where they all say the same thing one at a time?  For a whole month?

    Deal.

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  29. Miffed White Male Member
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    Blessed Blacksmith (View Comment):
    http://yournewswire.com/hollywood-strike-trump-resign/

    How blind and stupid are California liberals?

    Really?  Hollywood is promising to stop making movies while Trump is in office?  And we won’t have to listen to their moral preening? That could almost guarantee a Trump re-election landslide.  In fact, that could give major momentum to a move to repeal Presidential term limits.

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  30. RightAngles Member
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    Debra Messing actually believes we can’t live without The Mysteries of Laura? Oh wait it was canceled already. Have these self-important bozos never heard of Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Instant Video, and all the other ways we can watch movies? Bring it, Hollywood.

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