PKMKII [none/use name]

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Cake day: July 29th, 2020

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  • The pertinent bit from the actual poll:

    When asked about their preferences regarding the upcoming presidential election, 46.3% of respondents would vote for Donald Trump, and 36.5% would vote for Kamala Harris. Another 6.8% chose neither candidate, 7.3% did not plan to vote or cannot vote, and 3.1% did not know (Figure 11). After excluding those who do not plan on voting or cannot vote, 49.9% of respondents would vote for Donald Trump, and 39.4% would vote for Kamala Harris. Among registered voters after excluding those who do not plan on voting or cannot vote, the support for Donald Trump was slightly lower, with 48.2% of respondents supporting him and 43.2% supporting Kamala Harris (Figure 12).

    So the five percent margin assumes none of the “don’t plan to vote” respondents vote anyway, that none of the “not registered” registered after getting polled, that the undecideds don’t break for Trump, or that any of the “can’t vote” respondents actually can. This also wasn’t a traditional presidential poll but rather a general statewide opinion poll done by a university so make of that what you will.






  • Highlights/suggestions from my Halloween playlist:

    Pretty much any Siouxsie and the Banshees

    So Alive by Love & Rockets

    Hamburger Lady by Throbbing Gristle

    Anything by Dead Can Dance

    Toccata and Fugue in D Minor by JS Bach

    Pennies for Heaven by The Legendary Pink Dots

    Bela Lugosi’s Dead by Bauhaus

    Red Right Hand by Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds. Throw in Tupelo by them as well.

    Anything by Switchblade Symphony

    Mitternacht by E Nomine

    Felines by Front 242

    Wreath of Barbs by Wumpscut

    Terrorbird by Author & Punisher

    Dream Destructor by Plastic Noise Experience

    The Ripper by Judas Priest






  • There’s a phrase I once heard to describe Trump, that he’s America’s biggest Small Business Owner, and that sums up why these people fawn over him. Conservatives fundamentally love hierarchy and they want capitalists at the top of that hierarchy, but their vision of the ideal capitalist is not the credentialed CEO reporting to a board representing a collective sea of rich investors, their vision of the capitalist class is a hierarchy of bigger and bigger sea-doo dealership owners.

    The branding of Trump gives them that, that he’s the founder-owner-operator making all the big boy decisions on how to run his company, not a pencil-neck brigade of corporate bureaucrats. To them, he is the correction back to the “real” capitalism and capitalist class.