Well, it is not surprising that many celebrities and just popular actors are ready to vote for any president, the main thing is not for Trump.
Lauren Faust, for example, is also for Biden, but here the main thing is to separate the work of the person and his political views)
But I personally stand for Trump, a great president. 💪
@Background Pony #EE33
You generalized conservatives in the same breath you criticized Texan stereotypes.
No one thinks all Texans are Christian conservatives. But looking at this from the context of a show that is made of stereotypes (I love the show, but it is what it is), I find it silly to not assume stereotypical features of a character. Just my opinion.
@Oops
Texan? Yes. Christian? Sure, maybe. Evangelical, conservative, or die hard Republican? Not likely. First off, Applejack would probably be of the mind that a lot of the megachurches are no better than Flim and Flam. If she were religious, and that’s not guarantee, she’d be more likely to be Lutheran, which are actually about evenly divided in party affiliation. Second, she represents the ideal of family values. Note that is the ideal i.e. empathy, caring for others no matter what, letting others into your home and into your family despite differences, not what many conservatives seem to think family values mean. Applejack would be appalled at how the religious right has twisted the words and their meaning to suit their own goals.
Not everyone in Texas or in rural areas is a stereotype.
@Oops @Tropical Applejack
Guys, Texans are just people. And sometimes, really nice people. Or, maybe person, singular… I have a friend from there. But don’t be throwing stereotypes onto someone like that. It’s really not fair to all the good ones.
Anyway she’s not a Texan, she’s obviously an illegal immigrant. She’s not American, she’s Equestrian, and she hopped over through a mirror.
I would honestly believe that Applejack would vote for Trump. Mostly because if she was American and living in Texas she would 100% be a evangelic christian conservative die-hard republican.
K.
No, not that one. Political message aside, it is a nice sketch, that much I can agree with.
What, the one that said “nice sketch”? Was that supposed to have some sort of stipulation?
>implying your own comment was meaningful in any way
Reaction GIFs: the one true way to prove you have nothing of meaning to say.
your current filter.Nice sketch!
Lauren Faust, for example, is also for Biden, but here the main thing is to separate the work of the person and his political views)
But I personally stand for Trump, a great president. 💪
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I just see a lot of projection coming from you rather than a well thought out character analysis.
You generalized conservatives in the same breath you criticized Texan stereotypes.
No one thinks all Texans are Christian conservatives. But looking at this from the context of a show that is made of stereotypes (I love the show, but it is what it is), I find it silly to not assume stereotypical features of a character. Just my opinion.
Texan? Yes. Christian? Sure, maybe. Evangelical, conservative, or die hard Republican? Not likely. First off, Applejack would probably be of the mind that a lot of the megachurches are no better than Flim and Flam. If she were religious, and that’s not guarantee, she’d be more likely to be Lutheran, which are actually about evenly divided in party affiliation. Second, she represents the ideal of family values. Note that is the ideal i.e. empathy, caring for others no matter what, letting others into your home and into your family despite differences, not what many conservatives seem to think family values mean. Applejack would be appalled at how the religious right has twisted the words and their meaning to suit their own goals.
Not everyone in Texas or in rural areas is a stereotype.
Why are you conflating “Conservative,” “Christian,” and “Trump er” with “not good”?
@Tropical Applejack
Guys, Texans are just people. And sometimes, really nice people. Or, maybe person, singular… I have a friend from there. But don’t be throwing stereotypes onto someone like that. It’s really not fair to all the good ones.
Anyway she’s not a Texan, she’s obviously an illegal immigrant. She’s not American, she’s Equestrian, and she hopped over through a mirror.
Not sure I could rightly place her denomination like that, but yeah. She’d be a Christian conservative for sure.
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I think?
No more brother wars!