(A.K.A. Non-Original Rants)

–Co-opting good stuff from all over the ‘Net and maybe some original thoughts—ΜΟΛΩΝ ΛΑΒE

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Overheard at the farmers market

 There are several farmers markets in the area and I tend to make the rounds on a Saturday morning.  It’s a good time to get a walk in, see some good stuff, get some produce and maybe other crafty stuff.  Nice folks and a good way to see a microcosm of the world since regular folks and the crunchy-granola crowd mix and mingle.

That said…

One farmers market vendor had a Trump sign up next to his wares.  A crunchy granola dude wearing more bracelets than I do comes sauntering up.  I was making a purchase so just decided to hang out for a minute.

CGD:  I was going to buy something until I saw your Trump sign.

FMV (not taking the bait and in an exaggerated drawl): You go ahead and do whatchya gotta do. 

(Have to admit I would have paid money for the FMV guy to say ‘You do you boo.’, but that didn’t happen).

Polite conversation ensues as CGD announces he’s a Harris supporter (truly the epitome of a White Dudes for Harris kind of guy).

He ended up buying something but didn’t get what he really came for, which was to get into an argument with a person he clearly thought was dumb when he walked up.  Because FMV was chock-full of facts to back up everything he said.

I did think it was funny because CGD said he was nervous taking the back roads with his Kamala sticker on his car.  He doesn’t realize that the rest of us just pity someone like him because he’s clearly deficient in his thinking and if he doesn’t take a swing or isn’t a complete asshole, we’re not going to start anything.

It was kind of fun to watch him get his metaphorical ass handed to him though.



  1. I do admit to flipping off any D voting booths I see. But there's no need to go any further. I don't bother arguing – they're not going to change my mind, and I'm not going to change theirs. A little fear for having a Harris sticker is a good thing though. Like having California license plates (I'm a tad west of you now though I grew up in your region).

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  2. In our area Harris/Waltz followers are either college profs or union workers. These are different from the Never Trump crowd. You can have a discussion with the first group but never the later.

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  3. Ha! Great story.I live in a fairly (but growing) rural town and have yet to see one Fluffer-Flamer lawn sign. Have seen a couple of bumper stickers though.

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  4. Farmers markets are definitely an eclectic crowd. I live in a very conservative are. I find almost all the vendors are conservative but about 1/4 of customers are communist. I stopped all interactions, to include family, 3 years ago.

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  5. The encouraging news is that here in deep, deep blue Connecticut, the Harris clowns are buying TV ads. What are they worried about?

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  6. Everyone needs to practice THIS!! When confronted by one of those nitwit libers proclaiming their nitwit liberalisms just look at them as concerned and with all the compassion you can muster and say “Why just bless your heart”!!

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  7. white people are intent on destroying their own race

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  8. Anon–I might make a gesture if I pass the rare sign in someone's yard, but other than that, they just make me sad for them.Gerry–The Never Trump people are the ones who just don't think. They don't like Trump so the world can burn down around them.WDS–I've seen a couple of signs, but they are mixed in with a bunch of other ones. No bumper stickers though–those are forever.ColdSoldier–The demographics match with my experience. One of the local markets is a little more liberal–about half.CT Ginger–Interesting! I think maybe they realize that former deep blue doesn't mean anything now.SCBen–Indeed!Avraham–I can't disagree.

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  9. Anon–Deleted comment. Use English and a name.

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  10. I do admit to flipping off any D voting booths I see. But there's no need to go any further. I don't bother arguing – they're not going to change my mind, and I'm not going to change theirs. A little fear for having a Harris sticker is a good thing though. Like having California license plates (I'm a tad west of you now though I grew up in your region).

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  11. In our area Harris/Waltz followers are either college profs or union workers. These are different from the Never Trump crowd. You can have a discussion with the first group but never the later.

    Like

  12. Ha! Great story.I live in a fairly (but growing) rural town and have yet to see one Fluffer-Flamer lawn sign. Have seen a couple of bumper stickers though.

    Like

  13. Farmers markets are definitely an eclectic crowd. I live in a very conservative are. I find almost all the vendors are conservative but about 1/4 of customers are communist. I stopped all interactions, to include family, 3 years ago.

    Like

  14. The encouraging news is that here in deep, deep blue Connecticut, the Harris clowns are buying TV ads. What are they worried about?

    Like

  15. Everyone needs to practice THIS!! When confronted by one of those nitwit libers proclaiming their nitwit liberalisms just look at them as concerned and with all the compassion you can muster and say “Why just bless your heart”!!

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  16. white people are intent on destroying their own race

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  17. Anon–I might make a gesture if I pass the rare sign in someone's yard, but other than that, they just make me sad for them.Gerry–The Never Trump people are the ones who just don't think. They don't like Trump so the world can burn down around them.WDS–I've seen a couple of signs, but they are mixed in with a bunch of other ones. No bumper stickers though–those are forever.ColdSoldier–The demographics match with my experience. One of the local markets is a little more liberal–about half.CT Ginger–Interesting! I think maybe they realize that former deep blue doesn't mean anything now.SCBen–Indeed!Avraham–I can't disagree.

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  18. Anon–Deleted comment. Use English and a name.

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