DarkwolfX37

Myriad Reality

@Fractured
Id rather not talk about politics, it hurts my brain and i cant stand to see the people of our fair country tear themselves asunder. Its deeply upsetting.

@souleaterfan320

There were like ten things wrong in that sentence.

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Odds are that Zamasu is going to die this arc, so they probably won't use it on black. They did kind of foreshadow fusion before now by showing that Kibito Kai was defused by the dragon balls, so in foreshadowing, they also established a way that it makes sense for them to defuse. They just have to wish Vegito apart, in a sense.

@Revolutionary

That's not okay though because that means that Dende is stronger than the Kais. Unless it was one of the higher tier dragonballs, which I doubt.

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False. It's actually completely understandable given where the plot is right now. And I know it's fanservice, but I'll ignore the fact that I know it and be happy anyways.

@Revolutionary

Nononono. The reason it's bad is because it's attacking established canon. Either it's going to be Vegito until the end of Super, or there's going to be a way to de-fuse them and the plot is eventually going to use that on Black. Either way, it requires retconning on a level not seen since Gohan went Super Saiyan post-Buu. The only good thing to come out of it is that Super may take the plot from one of the expanded/alternate universe stories and make Bra be the next Legendary. Which if they're planning that then it would explain why they haven't introduced Bra even though she should already exist because of the end of Z.
Maybe the good things outweigh the bad, but this is still a terrible, terrible thing to happen to DB.

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Someone just made a joke that might actually be true. Hillary might have rigged the votes against herself. That was the joke but that might actually be true, just so she can go in and claim Donald rigged the election, call him on his always saying it was rigged against him, and basically steal the presidency.

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@Legend
Its the goddamned president of america. Kind of a HUGE deal. He will represent what america wanted for 4 years to come. He will deal with foreign relations, ecnomy issues, everything. Thats what terrifies me. A man with 6 bankruptcies and a track record of discrimination is leading our country. Even if his record has improved since the '80s, hes still no better than Killary.

@souleaterfan320

Dude you're not even worried about the bad stuff. :/

How about we just chill. Sound nice? Politics isn't my thing and I really don't like to discuss it. It brings out bad vibes. At least we have a president who has a possibility of making something out of his term instead of doing nothing and letting the country fall. (That was more of a general thing on the latter end of the previous sentence, it wasn't towards a specific person.)

@Spiritblitz

So don't discuss it? Like, sure, it's courtesy to not talk about it around you, but if we can handle talking about it then we should. Soul is overreacting and at some point I'm sure the reasons'll come up and we'll all talk about that.
Whether or not this is better than Shillary winning is totally up in the air, especially since we have no idea what Trump will actually try to do with all his backtracking and lying. Things wouldn't be all that terrible if things stayed the same, either.

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Trump is a businessman; he just hasn't done anything noteworthy from a political point of view. It's abundantly clear considering their "nuke" was Trump using dirty language in private years ago. He doesn't have a dark side because he hasn't needed one. He's a crass man who has a superiority complex and a big mouth. But that's okay, because he surrounds himself with the best people like a good leader should. But throughout all his years of business, he hasn't needed to resort to scandalous activity. Maybe Bernie hasn't either; I don't know enough about his personal life. But if he really doesn't have anything, it wouldn't have been a war of mudslinging. It would have been a battle of policy.

@Legend

Uuugh, another time. You're giving me the same bullshit every Trumper does and it shows that you haven't looked into his history. Besides, it's a hypothetical anyway, so it can wait.

Vegito CONFIRMED. HYYYYYYPE

@Revolutionary

Which is a fucking terrible thing. Might be the worst thing to happen to DBZ since GT.

Myriad Reality

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Can we just appreciate this for a moment? This is literally how they argue: with straw men, ad hominem, and generalisations. Where is the sense of logic in most liberals? I've heard staunch liberals complain about how the multitude of idiotic liberals make the rest of liberals look bad.

@whizzball1

Those people aren't liberals. Like. By definition, they aren't. But they call themselves liberals so people think they are, and that drags down actual liberals in everyone's minds. Same thing with democrat politicians for a long time now.

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>Trump
>"Scandals"

That's sure a good way to scare off moderate Democrats, the GOP, and drain all third party candidates of votes for Trump. He would've turned a crushing victory into a landslide.

@Legend

Against someone who doesn't have any? Yeah. Against someone with as many or more like Hillary? Totally different.

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@Heroic

Ah, I get it now. Upset that Johnson was a huge goof.

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Americans would choose grassroots over a socialist. He'd have no chance in the GE.

@Legend

You're absolutely wrong. Sanders WAS the grassroots. You're also forgetting that democratic socialist isn't a standard socialist. There's also the fact that he'd have literally no scandals while Trump had and will continue to have tons. Sanders would win at least 60-40 in both the popular and electoral, no question.

Myriad Reality

Couldn't agree more.

@Heroic

Colbert is usually pretty correct.

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He didn't emphasize loss of current relationships so much as the inability to form new ones.

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The part I'm most upset about isn't the turnout itself. It's the fact that this is the year so many people could have turned to at least consider the libertarian party, and we nominated this guy.

@Heroic

If it weren't for Hillary's cheating we'd have president Sanders right now and actually be in a decent place to be.

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@DarkwolfX37

Wanna carpool to canada?

@souleaterfan320

Not yet. He's not even in power yet.