Do y'all also find fats to be politically unreasonable? Okay so to define politically unreasonable I mean both that they tend to be more extreme and that they tend to get argumentative about their beliefs more easily (while also not being able to support their own positions).  Against my better judgement as a political science major (also computer science major) and hopeful future policymaker I am going to talk about politics. I mean absolutely no hostility to anyone and I expect no hostility towards me. :) We good? Okay. So I have posted here before about hambeasts in one of my polisci classes. One of them amazingly is so fat that he has fat on his forehead. He is alt right. The other one is fat enough to have what looks like a conjoined chin neck. He is an SJW. They both spout total unmitigated bullshit in my class but unfortunately they don't make an appearance for now. Maybe in another post. :) For now we will talk about my friends' former roommate. So, obviously when the school year started the then-upcoming election was a huge issue and we would talk about it. Now I myself am a Democrat and I voted for Hillary. My tall lanky best friend voted for Johnson as did my conservative shitlady friend. My Indian shitlady friend couldn't vote in the election for obvious reasons, but she supported Johnson. And my tiny Mexican friend on her way to citizenship (legally of course, she's a few years away from taking the test) also supported Hillary. (Don't worry Trump supporters, even though the President is a lardass there's an awesome shitlady Trump voter who makes an appearance later on.) Now that the stage is set we introduce Ashley, a self-proclaimed anorexic (without any results) who has complained on my timeline about my workout posts, a CICO post I did, and a post saying I've signed up to do a 10k in May. Ashley "identifies as queer" and has a boyfriend. She's an SJW. She told me basically that because I am a white gay guy I am somehow "less oppressed" than her, a white fat girl with a boyfriend. So whenever we would talk I would mention that our views were similar. We both voted for Bernie in the primaries. I mentioned that while Hillary wasn't my favorite person, I was going to (and did) vote for her. Ashley basically said I was a war criminal and an idiot despite me being the one who has been studying this stuff since I was in middle school. I was perplexed but I sort of shrugged it off. I asked who she was voting for and she said she was thinking about Gary Johnson and she said she was a Libertarian. I asked her about what she believe and I showed her that clearly Clinton was much closer to her views. She kinda REEEd and she said basically she wouldn't vote for Hillary. I asked her where she was registered to vote and she said it was NC. I told her about how close the polling was for literally everything there (POTUS, Senate, and Governor). She informed me that she wasn't gonna vote at all. I was kind of pissed because I thought it was quite dumb but this is a free country. Fast forward to now she's sharing all this "Not My President" shit and talks about how the election was rigged by the Russians (failing to realize that that's not what happened. Regardless of whether or not you believe the Russian FSB was directed by Putin to use hacking and leaks to manipulate the narrative -- and I do -- it is a fact that this was a free and fair election. 3 million illegal immigrants didn't vote in California. Russians didn't hack voting machines in Michigan, Wisconsin, and Pennsylvania). Meanwhile I am just sitting here flabbergasted at how this special snowflake who can't possibly be tainted with the evil of voting for someone who doesn't agree with them on 100% of the issues could possibly think she doesn't look like a fucking idiot when she literally didn't use her chance to stop the Orange Lardass at the ballot box.  On the human side of the spectrum, I find that all of my friends and I have reasonable adult conversations about current events without us yelling at each other, and we can separate how we feel about each other from what we all believe, though we find that we have a lot of common ground. Hell on Friday I was doing recruiting for the campus debate club and I approached a shitlady and asked her if she was interested. She was a Trump voter but did admit to having mixed feelings about him. She was awesome and we talked politely and calmly about the issues. I was able to reel her in and get her to sign up for our emails and notifications and it was awesome. Obviously sometimes people who are healthy weights can be moronic and take politics personally, but from my experience they're rather calm about it and fats are the ones who get angry and have extreme views and screech and shit. What do y'all think? Is it me? My friend group? The fats?