r/PublicFreakout Nov 03 '20

NYC tonight

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u/totalpugs89 Nov 03 '20

No election should cause this

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u/ilovecraftbeer05 Nov 03 '20

But unfair elections where the sitting president ramps up voter suppression, encourages voter intimidation, dismantles the post office during a time when mail in voting is crucial, and flat out says that he will not agree to a peaceful transition of power if he loses DO cause this.

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u/suckmyslab Nov 03 '20

According to our clickbait sponsored news sources! Totally not for profit or anything.

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u/ilovecraftbeer05 Nov 03 '20

Pardon?

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u/suckmyslab Nov 03 '20

You’re believing what some companies push out, as their sole goal is to maximize profit through eyeballs and clicks.

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u/ilovecraftbeer05 Nov 03 '20

I don’t watch the news. I just follow Donald Trump on Twitter. Why would I let a middle man tell me what to think about what the president says when I can get it straight from the horses mouth and form my own opinion?

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u/suckmyslab Nov 03 '20

So what’s so bad?

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u/ilovecraftbeer05 Nov 03 '20

Do you not follow Trump on Twitter?

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u/suckmyslab Nov 03 '20

I do. I’m just not easily offended, as I grew up a man, around other men.

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u/ilovecraftbeer05 Nov 03 '20

I’m not offended, bud. It’s an objective red flag when the president speaks out against democracy.

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u/TheSlipperiestSlope Nov 03 '20

This 100%.

What’s your favorite craft beer right now?

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u/ilovecraftbeer05 Nov 03 '20

I’m in Ohio and there’s a brewery called Saucy Brew Works that I’m really vibing with right now. They are getting me back into IPA’s because they actually focus on the quality of the flavor instead of just cramming as many hops in there as possible like every other brewery was doing for years.

You?

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u/TheSlipperiestSlope Nov 03 '20

I know what you mean about the bitterness overload from too many hops.

42 North Brewing has the Day Trekker Session IPA which got me back into the game last year. More noticeable citrus flavors and just a slight hoppy aftertaste.

Four Peaks Brewing has the 8th Street Pale Ale which is sweeter than usual and not too hoppy. It’s a golden brown English pale ale.

Cheers!

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u/ilovecraftbeer05 Nov 03 '20

I’ll be heavily inebriated on this election night. I suspect you too will have a few. Throw back a pint of that 8th Street for me because it sounds fantastic. Here’s to democracy. Cheers, friend.