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  Same as they have always been.
context: its like a clown car of increasingly ridiculous dipshits piling out but instead of pies and seltzer water, its christian nationalism and conspiracy theories >
  
  They are just pulling terms from some sort of conservative word bank and assembling them into whatever nonsense they need.  At this point they don’t even need to issue new statements just copy and paste each other. >
  
  You ain't not gettin my AR-15 gas range oven cowboy >
  
  
  stii you our liberals don’t know the difference between a gas range and as assault gas range smdh my damn head >
  
  I know the bullets go in when oven dings 455 degrees.
  I bet you ain't have 4th of July in March. >
  
  A real cowboy needs a gun that can rip a real cow to shreds.
  Also, the American cowboy was replaced long ago with industrial farming, and there is really nothing special about cowboys anyways.  Anyone can be a rugged, out-doorsy type, ride a horse, and wear a silly looking hat.  It's not like cowboys were the badasses of the old west or anything.  They were pretty much ranch hands. >
  
  Romanticization of the Old West is largely responsible for their nostalgic nonsense. >
  
  You got that right. I don't think they would like to be actual, working cowboys. It's hard work. >
  
  What year does he actually think it is?
  Is he going to rant about chineese railroad workers being allowed in saloons next? >
  
  Same year every boomer thinks it is:1840.  They also can't go 20 minutes without going to Costco but imagine themselves rugged frontiersman from inside their half million dollar house. >
  
  Hey, my golf cart only has AM radio I'm living rustic. >
  
  These people are just insane now.