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LIFE ON PLANET TRUMP - by Mr BIFFO

9/11/2016

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I just de-friended someone on Facebook.

I'd posted a link to an article on The New Yorker about the tragedy that is Trump's election victory, and she'd replied with this: "That's what democracy is. They voted him in. They didn't have a choice as they have had a weak president for the past 8 years. Obama's legacy."

Alright, maybe not a de-friending offence, but she'd had it coming for a while, and I didn't have the energy to argue with her. Not today. 

Trump's victory is a catastrophe, and you don't need me to explain why. There are millions of words to be written on that subject, by people who are far more clear-minded and clued-up about it than I am. 

Even if you think a Trump presidency isn't a catastrophe, you can't be blind to the reasons the rest of us think so. Why we despise the wave of pent-up misogyny, racism, fear and anger which he surfed cynically all the way to the White House. Why we're scared that the most powerful human being on the planet is someone who displays all the hallmarks of a genuine psychiatric disorder.

And I'm so fucked off that he's seemingly never paid a cent of tax in his life, whereas I struggle to put enough away each year to pay my relatively meagre self-assessment bill. Apparently Trump - by his own estimation - is "smart" for doing this. 

So... the rest of us are dumb then? Dumb for contributing to society, for doing our bit for our country?

And people still voted for him, holding him up as some beacon for "ordinary" working people, seemingly oblivious to the scale of this insult. He couldn't have been more direct if he'd spat in their faces and laughed. And yet it was somehow spun as another example of his heroic, anti-establishment, credentials.
GET ANGRY
Thing is, I get why the right were angry enough to vote for Trump. I mean, I feel utterly disenfranchised by the ruling elite. I just didn't see how voting to leave Europe, or for a billionaire with narcissistic personality disorder, was going to make our lives better in the short or long term.

Plus, I wrote something on here last year about extremes of political correctness, and why victimhood was stoking the indignation - more irritation - of the alt-right. How, ultimately, it would only fuel their righteousness. Not only the alt-right, but the just-plain-right, and those who don't even know they're on the right - the ones who are just angry and scared and frustrated, and don't even know why.

Those in America, to whom Trump's vague assertions and promises spoke, same as Gove and Johnson's Brexit lies chimed for people in our country. The silent, disaffected majority, that those of us in our metropolitan, lefty bubbles, rarely have any contact with. Well, y'know... except when I go to one of my family gatherings... 

INVISIBLE MAN
As I've mentioned on here before, during my invisible years I trained to be a psychotherapist. Once every lesson we had to have something called an "experiential". The idea was for the entire class, and the tutors, to sit around in a circle, and... well... we were never actually told what it was for. That was sort of the point; us having to sit with not knowing what we were meant to be doing... and establishing for ourselves, as a group, what we used that time for.

Sometimes it became a sort of group therapy session. Other times it was used to settle grievances between classmates. Some seemingly just used it as an excuse to draw as much attention to themselves as possible, and try to show off to the tutors.

The goal, as I understood it, was to wear us down over time, to expose the real us... and to get used to displays of raw emotion from others. It took a long, long time to reach that point.

Even at the end, when I felt my training wasn't for me, some insisted on wearing a mask, trying to be as politically correct as possible, feigning empathy and compassion, to the point of insincerity. Being a good psychotherapist, as I understood my training, wasn't always about being nice and saying what the other person wanted to hear. 

Others in our experientials just played the victim week in week out, seemingly comfortable in that place... enabled in this charade by the hollow compassion of everyone else. I grew to despise it. Even now, more than three years since I quit the course, I still get angry when I talk about it. 

Eventually, I'd had enough. I started calling out the bullshit - the incongruence, we called it - as I saw it. It made me unpopular.

"You used to be so compassionate and caring," one classmate once told me (albeit, only because I'd chosen not to help her write her end-of-year essay that year, as I thought it might be better - given that she was training to work with vulnerable people - if she had a go at writing it herself for once).

I saw honesty, openness, and dealing with the confrontation that I'd begun to instigate, as part and parcel of the training. A therapist who can't handle confrontation, or cope when faced with difficult emotions, or see through the surface of their clients, has no place being a therapist. 

Bottom line though: the touchy-feely-ness of it all just got so cloying and fake after a while. It got under my skin, and I found it uncomfortable being in a room with people who seemed so resistant to the personal development which is crucial to be a good therapist. You have to toughen up. I felt I was becoming more real, more me, and I became increasingly uncomfortable around those who - I felt - were projecting a false self.

To be a psychotherapist - again, a good psychotherapist (frankly, it's a piece of piss to qualify; you just have to show up) - you have to know who you are. You have to be able to be the bad guy, and be ready for what you face when you raise uncomfortable truths, as you see them.

​But believe me... it doesn't make you a lot of friends. 
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SNOWMAN
So... I kind of get some of the anger of the alt-right.

Y'know... "Generation Snowflake" (and I hate that term) can be annoying. Millennials can be annoying. "Social Justice Warriors" (another horribly snide term) can be annoying.

​A lot of us over here... well, we appear to them over there to be a bunch of smug, intellectual, lefties, who think we're better because we profess to care. 

I mean, it annoys me when people play at being a victim, because I fear it draws potential help away from those who could really do with it. It just feels like attention-seeking. Yeah, beneath that there's often a cry for help, but sometimes the best medicine is a metaphorical roll of the eyes, or some tough love. People need to be enabled and empowered, not kept in a ditch and thrown scraps of compassion.

But nobody really wants to hear that... thus, I get the anger I've faced from the liberal side when I've written about subjects such as, say, Gamergate. Yet, every time I did... it was because I feared where we were headed. I stupidly thought I could help.

And here we are now with a Trump presidency, and what I feared was going to happen to the world has happened. The flames of the alt-right were fanned into a forest fire by how cloying and irritating some liberals can be.

DREW ME
What drew me to psychotherapy training in the first place was a need to help others.

I wanted individuals going through a tough time to know that they don't have to be alone. To tell them that they're not wrong for feeling stuff. That just because they might've messed up something in their lives, it didn't make them a fundamentally bad person. I believed - I still do - that if you scratch away at us we all have the same basic needs. Which, I know, is defaulting to the touchy-feely me that nearly became a psychotherapist. 

Yet I also know I'd much rather live in a world that was politically correct, and full of people who are basically just begging for a hug, than Planet Trump, where you're mocked for being a woman, overweight, disabled, Jewish, Muslim, black, Hispanic... or for having feelings, for being vulnerable.

Now, with Trump's ascension to the throne, I've reached the same point with the so-called alt-right that I did back in my counselling training. 

I know I pissed off a lot of people when I wrote about Gamergate - a symptom of the same climate which has bred a Trump victory - because I tried to take a middle ground.

In doing so I had to bite my tongue a lot. Things I wanted to say went unsaid. I was misrepresented, understandably, by those who felt my lack of criticism for one side or another was tantamount to condoning it. However, it remains a can of worms that I don't intend to open up again.

But I'm done. First Brexit... now this?

I'm angry. I'm confused. I'm upset. Fuck Donald Trump. Fuck the alt-right. Fuck Heat Street and Breitbart, and the Republican Party, and the Tories, and UKIP, and Britain First, and The Sun, and The Daily Mail. 

I don't believe that everyone who voted for Trump is a racist or a sexist, any more than everyone who voted for Brexit is a racist. Yet there are lessons to be learned here about the deeper meaning of all this, about how so many of us were vulnerable enough to be hoodwinked by the power games of rich, charismatic, men.

However, rooted somewhere in Trump's victory and in Brexit is an ugly, stupid, animalistic, selfish, tribalistic, part of humanity, which shuns empathy, shuns caring, and can't see beyond its own skin. I don't want to be associated with that, even in error. 

POSTSCRIPT
Incidentally, the person I mentioned at the top of this article, who I de-friended? I met her while training to be a psychotherapist.

In the middle of the quiet reflection part of our experiential she'd go and lay on a table, making a song and dance about a "bad back", or would get up to open a window because she was "too hot". She would gossip about classmates - including myself - behind our backs. And when I first started seeing my current partner, she did all that she could to stoke the insecurities I was feeling about the new relationship. 

Why did I ever accept her friend request in the first place?

​I guess I didn't want to hurt her feelings...

We now live in a world where Donald Trump is president. Once again, I'm done biting my tongue. ​
FROM THE ARCHIVE:
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53 Comments
MrPSB
9/11/2016 05:41:05 pm

Fannies

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Nick
9/11/2016 05:42:20 pm

I love you.
You to B!

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Kara Van Park
9/11/2016 05:59:23 pm

As loathsome as he is (to the farcical degree where it becomes hard to suspend belief and believe in, much like Boris Johnson, where he becomes so buffoonish it renders him benign) I'm skeptical that one man can do much to influence a system; a game that is so bolted-down and rigged to resist any sort of meaningful change that affects anyone but the richest few.

I'm also doubtful of how much he has said has been genuine opinion or simply to garner votes of angry, old, white men.

So it all boils down to what he'll really want to do, and what the structure permits him to do, within four years. He'll face the same obstacles Obama faced to make positive change.

The most likely outcome is he'll be advised and moderated to the point of irrelevancy other than a figurehead, good for a humourful but ultimately meaningless soundbite that the lefty comedy-skit writers and journalists will dine out on.

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Glyn
9/11/2016 06:06:45 pm

I don't like trump or what he stands for but I think it's pointless insulting people who voted for him. Many had good reasons and he had terrible competition.

If we all fall out with each other after elections and votes then we're as bad as each other. Grouping everyone who votes trump, brexit, labour or anything else together isn't anymore helpful than trump campaigning against Muslims or Mexicans.

Humans will probably never get along but we can try.

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Harry
9/11/2016 06:21:12 pm

I just don't buy the 'terrible competition' angle. Clinton may have been corrupt but I struggle to see her as the monster that Trump is. In my eyes a vote for Trump (or not voting at all) makes you a monster.

Not you personally, though!

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Glyn
9/11/2016 06:33:14 pm

Should just confirm I think Clinton would be bad in a normal year. Relative to trump she should have been an easy winner.

Doc Strange
9/11/2016 07:29:34 pm

What were the good reasons for voting for a walking weaponised sexual assaulting belled of the first order? Just out of interest. Because I haven't heard any.

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Blobbert
9/11/2016 07:41:06 pm

To anger you.

Kendall9000
9/11/2016 06:24:55 pm

I'm glad I'm not an American. I'm one of those assholes who'd have put in a 3rd party protest vote and I'd be feeling guilty as hell right now that I didn't go for the lesser evil.

Who is the protest vote of choice in America anyway? I was wondering if they had a Monster Raving Loony to vote for as a joke, but it looks like he got through with 289 electoral votes...

I've got some Trump supporting friends and acquaintances who are wallowing in schadenfreude right now. As annoying as I generally find self-righteous 'social justice' types I can't really bring myself to indulge them. A woman groping reality TV idiocrat as President of the USA just seems a bit more important than Gamergate drama or Twitter spats over PC bullshit...

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Lofty from EastEnders
9/11/2016 06:29:43 pm

I'd like to get 'experiential' with Michelle, if that's okay with everyone else.

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Starbuck
9/11/2016 11:13:15 pm

You should probably point out for any American readers that you mean "Fowler" rather than "Obama"...

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Lofty from EastEnders
10/11/2016 09:01:05 am

That is a very fair and well-made point, Starbucks. And on that point, I would very much like to 'foul her'. My Michelle, that is. Not Obama's one. If that's okay with everyone else.

Grodecki
9/11/2016 07:53:17 pm

The issue I have with Trump is that I have no idea what he really stands for. He says a lot, a lot of contradictions, a lot of statements which don't make much sense but draw public interest.... what does he actually want? I don't know.

That uncertainty is the concern

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Kelvin Green link
9/11/2016 08:35:55 pm

I worry about Trump, and I worry about the Republicans in the house and senate, but I'm also worried about the American people. There was rise in hate crime here after the EU vote as people decided to have a go at their Pakistani or Polish neighbours, as if the result gave them licence to be xenophobic thugs. It's bad enough here, and we don't have guns.

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Pablo
9/11/2016 09:45:05 pm

Simon's not going to be happy about this.

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Mrtankthreat
9/11/2016 11:32:50 pm

Trump may have won but on the other hand I finally finished Super Mario Bros. 2: The Lost Levels. Swings and roundabouts really.

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CallMeDave4
10/11/2016 12:00:19 pm

I was sad about Trump and now you've just reminded me that I've never managed to beat Lost Levels. Thanks for chucking another roundabout on my roundabout pile, you utter jazz michael.

Or maybe a swing? I don't remember which is the bad one...

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Superbeast 37
9/11/2016 11:39:52 pm

Dude what are you doing? Seriously?!?!

I swear you are heading into a darker and darker place lately. I worry about your state of mind with some of the posts (the paranoia and anger) and your yes-men on here are encouraging it.

Now you have de-friended that person they don't cease to exist.

They continue outside the bubble you created for yourself and are merrily chatting away with the majority on the outside. Perhaps spreading their potentially flawed views unchallenged now that you have effectively "blocked yourself" from their conversations.

You have lost all ability to communicate, debate or influence them and are now only able to communicate with like minded people in an echo chamber of your own creation. Then you will be shocked when everyone in your life shares your views yet vote after vote after vote goes against you.


I have far left ideologues posting their ravings and virtue signalling day-in and day-out on my Facebook. I don't de-friend them over it though!


You know why? Because that would be absolutely crazy!


When I hang out with them and we talk about other things we have a good time. Even those I don't see at all in real life occasionally post something witty that I enjoy. Plus on occasions I have managed to correct them and shown them the error of their ways. Just as they have done to me a few times too.

The guy who posts the most left wing stuff is someone I really respect. I will tell you why. I bought a pair of cherry Dr Martens boots and posted a picture with a joke that I was "polishing them up ready for the weekends EDL march". I had three or four people disappear from my friends list almost immediately but this guy challenged me and said "are you serious?". What a top bloke!!!! Naturally I told him I was joking and he said "lol I thought so as you were never like that" but I really respect him for showing the bravery to confront me about it as opposed to running away, hiding and potentially allowing me to continue spreading my views unchecked.

When we all share our views on the free market place of ideas, test our theories and allow the best to win out, we all become better. That of course means being strong enough to accept that what you currently believe is wrong as opposed to hating those that cause the cognitive dissonance.

We also get to learn about other peoples problems. You find out the real problems of the working-poor - the stuff the BBC doesn't tell you. You would discover that it has nothing to do with racism or hate and that all the stuff the media told you to be scared about was a load of BS.

I do worry about this cult-like behaviour emanating from the Left. This disturbing trend toward balkanisation. Blocking, silencing, dehumanising or plugging ones ears to anyone whose views cause them to suffer cognitive dissonance. Dog piling, smearing and intimidating until they just abandon the places they frequent. Scarily SJW's are now campaigning *for* segregation on college campuses and I even saw a person on this very site last week who was defooing their own parents over the BREXIT vote!

And you say you are not a cult? You say you are the good guys?

Stop segregating yourselves, stop smearing people, stop projecting thought-crimes onto them (of which they are innocent) and dreaming up demons that don't exist! Talk to people with an open mind! Listen and be prepared to change your mind. The world isn't bad or mad!

Finally............

Don't post political opinion on your Facebook and then complain when people want to talk to or challenge you about it. You just rammed your views in the face of others by spreading said views onto the news feeds of all your friends yet when they reply you suddenly can't be bothered to argue? Come on man, you are better than that! They took the time to read the views you chucked at them. Do them the courtesy of listening to and engaging with their reply.

As for gossiping behind peoples backs - all my real life friends these days are women and *all* of them do it. Frankly I enjoy doing it with them! Get used to it or only hang with the bro's! Perhaps she liked you and hence was negative about your new relationship? Don't think that because she had a partner meant that she didn't like you... She no doubt got over it and regretted how she behaved. Pity you will never get to talk to her about it and allow her to apologise.

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Mr Biffo
10/11/2016 07:59:35 am

Blimey. Calm down, love! If I de-friended everyone who posted stuff I don't agree with, I'd have about a third of the FB friends I do now.

I normally engage with any political stuff on Facebook. I just wasn't in the mood yesterday. As for your final paragraph... uh... y'know. I'd kind of hoped that psychotherapy training held us all to a high standard of behaviour. I think I'm free to choose my friends on FB, and don't have an obligation to anyone. Like I said... had it coming. I also defriended someone once because all he ever posted about was The Eurythmics.

Anyway.

I do feel oddly more optimistic about Trump World. I think Trump is a monster, but having read a lot last night about the potential reasons for his victory, I get why that side of him was ignored - why his message was what resonated. The anger in middle America, how the system has let them down. And I'm going to hang onto a degree of optimism that at least some of Trump's massive promises can be fulfilled. Because somebody needs to do something for those people.

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Spiney O'Sullivan
10/11/2016 11:35:13 am

Not to sound like Simon, but can you please go back to posting about video games?

Not because I can't handle a bit of politics with my games, but because Superbeast doesn't actually post on those articles.

Kevin McCallister
10/11/2016 09:08:11 am

lol about half of this post is you telling everyone how tolerant and rational you are.

is there a phrase for that?

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Mr Biffo
10/11/2016 09:13:30 am

Stupid?

Spiney O'Sullivan
10/11/2016 11:36:25 am

It's on the tip of my tongue... something like Curfew Rignalling?

Stoo
10/11/2016 12:13:43 pm

fur to middling?

Spiney O'Sullivan
10/11/2016 12:31:10 pm

Wait, is it Gertrude dribbling?

Chart Cat
10/11/2016 01:07:27 pm

Why hello there, Julian Rignall. Discretion is assured if you ever breach my curfew.

Nick
10/11/2016 09:30:03 am

My comment has nothing to do with the debate. I don't really have anything constructive to add.
But... I now have an image of you in your cherry red boverboots sipping cosmopolitans and gossiping with the women from Sex and the City. That has cheered me up no end.
And your right... She fancied him.

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Wicked Eric
10/11/2016 10:11:34 am

The free market of gossip.

MrPSB
10/11/2016 12:06:35 pm

Belatedly: fanny

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Chris Wyatt
10/11/2016 01:07:30 am

Bit strong? She sounds like an idiot. I would have probably unfriended her.

Actually, I'm reminded of the time when Amy Winehouse died. I 'unfriended' tonnes of people who were never my friends to begin with; just unfortunate acquaintances. Yes, I have watched Ultra Normalisation and I had kind of figured it out already, but just played along with it because I can't be arsed to challenge it. It does seem like Facebook shows you the most moronic posts, probably because they are the posts that people react to the most; so maybe there is faith in humanity after all. The echo chamber effect is real and people do get sucked into it. Most of us have a simple emotional responses, and it's hard to look beyond that no matter how learned you are.

But when Amy Winehouse died that was the first time I saw the true side of most of the people I had become 'acquainted with', and it was a huge shock, even for someone like me who does not hold our species in high regard. People saw her death as some big joke; she was publically ridiculed; but I bet if said persons' close friends or family had been lost to drink/drugs, they would have not ridiculed them, and they would have probably glossed over their addictive personality, either with shame or respect. The ones that made the most disgusting comments always seemed the most conformist at school, and yet the conformists are the ones that were praised the most, so perhaps I was rebelling for the right reasons at school after all?

When people laugh at religion, the irony both amuses and depresses me, because we are more influenced en-masse than those religious twats ever were. If they saw us now, they would probably be the ones laughing, and at least religion was more socially motivated rather than this abstract concept which we call money.

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Random Reviewer
11/11/2016 12:46:48 am

"Yes, I have watched Ultra Normalisation" is that the Adam Curtis doc Hypernormalisation, or summat different? Just curious.

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Wunk
10/11/2016 10:45:54 am

Can digitiser get back to being funny, irreverent and sometimes talking about games, please.

All this politics, semi ranting and self introspection is getting a tad poo.

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Wrist flapper
10/11/2016 01:07:18 pm

I would point out that "other stuff!" is listed as one of the bullet points on the title bar at the top. From a quick count, only 2 of the last 10 entries wouldn't qualify for your first sentence. You could argue the Trump movement one was political, but I don't think pictures of Don looking like he's squeezing out a bumfudge consitutes serious political content.

Personally, I quite like the change of pace that the more serious pieces bring. And even if I didn't, asking someone to stop expressing part of who they are is likely to have an impact on all their other parts. Yes, including those.

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Lofty from EastEnders
10/11/2016 02:36:57 pm

I'd like to have an impact on all Michelle's other parts, if that's okay with everyone else.

Wunk
10/11/2016 03:01:50 pm

Fair enough I suppose. Just feels like Mr Biffo is starting to use his site as a bit of a cathartic soul bearing outlet. Which he's entirely entitled to do of course, the key words being his site! I just miss the days when I would literally cry with laughter at a lot of stuff on digi, which seems to be a rarer and rarer occurrence.

What I'm trying to get over is, I'd much rather listen to Mr T ranting about his fictitious bins than a real human ranting about real life shit, that we all know is shit. We all like a good rant, me included, but Just a gentle genuine suggestion to not lose the funny.

Wrist flapper
10/11/2016 04:41:38 pm

Oh, I completely agree that we all need a good source of funny. It's why most of us are here I suspect.

Regarding the recent trend towards more serious "everything is bollocks" pieces, well... recently everything has been bollocks. I don't think there's any danger that this island of silly amidst sea of shit is going to to be submerged, but we're currently experiencing some flooding. Think of the more serious articles as Biffo putting out sandbags. Or toilet rolls. I dunno. My analogy died somewhere in there.

Seano
10/11/2016 04:17:10 pm

Trump means fart.

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Wrist flapper
10/11/2016 04:30:25 pm

The punchline is "unpleasant hot air". I'll let you make the joke yourselves.

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Billy-Bob Thornton
10/11/2016 04:27:24 pm

Bloody come here to get away from the Guardian Opinion page. Flippin' 'eck.

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Random Reviewer
11/11/2016 01:04:50 am

Hate to be yet another person banging this particular drum, but maybe if the DNC hadn't conspired to stifle Bernie Sanders and hand the objectively rotten HRC the nomination, more voters would have come out in support of the democratic candidate. This election was much more a rejection of Clinton and the system than it was an embrace of Trump. Article writers decrying critics of Clinton as sexist or a 'Bernie Bro' instead of listening to their grave concerns about her political record are every bit as responsible for the next four years as Trump voters. Ho hum.

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jawa
11/11/2016 09:44:35 am

Man, what is Digitiser nowdays? I love reading quirky, off-beat, inventive articles about videogaming but this other stuff turns me off.

I'm not saying that Digi should have tunnel vision but some of this political focus seems a bit out-of-place.

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Simon
14/11/2016 03:30:45 pm

I agree

Politics gets shoved down our throats at every turn in the media and it is nice to have an escape from that but it now infests here as well.
It's a shame as Paul Rose can be very funny but he now just comes across as one of those annoying people who you make every effort to avoid as they are always boring you with this stuff


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Zoddyzod
11/11/2016 12:43:53 pm

errr, where is this website headed?

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PastelPom
14/11/2016 03:25:02 am

Thank you for writing this Mr Biffo! Sometimes those of us from the "younger" generation forget that we're not alone on our thoughts such as this. We're told often that we're the fades and that our opinions are extreme in regards to political correctness and moral values. You have proved that we do have some of the older generation on side and who agree with the same things we do!

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PastelPom
14/11/2016 05:27:19 am

(I'd also like to point out that words are not my strong point! If that wasn't obvious.)

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Rakladtor VI
15/11/2016 06:35:18 pm

This article is retarded and I quit digitiser

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Spiney O'Sullivan
16/11/2016 06:52:45 pm

Please, no. Don't go. Whatever will we do without you.

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Rakladtor VI
8/1/2017 03:01:16 am

I meant quit reading the blog. I don't think I would have been missed, nor do I care as frankly I don't give a fuck about the readership. I just liked Biffo's humour

Rakladtor VI
8/1/2017 04:02:47 am

As a bonus I'll answer your sarcastic question literally. What you can do, is just continue to sponsor and enjoy the blog.

depressingly common idiot
15/11/2016 07:24:05 pm

Digitiser: videogames without the boring bits. We have regurgitated media agenda instead.

Hm, all the deplorable rags owned by self interested mass manipulators like Mr J. Hall, tell me I'd be a racist misogynist bigot if I don't say I hate Trump.

But I don't really know anything, or know Trump personally. I'll just take their word for it. (It's not like the press is an unscrupulous entity of desperate attention seeking liars, after all).

Trump? CAN'T STAND HIM

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me 2 lol
15/11/2016 07:25:55 pm

Trump isa racism anda werewolf and zuperbaest is a fannyhed POOPOOP!! POOPOOP!!

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