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That Guy 03-16-2016 04:53 PM

Re: Republican nominee for President
 
[quote=TheMalcolmConnection;1140916]I know I've said this before, but PRIOR to this election, I've woken up, put my pants one leg at a time (rung a cowbell or two) and life went on. From Reagan to Clinton to Bush to Obama, my life was essentially the same. I'll take that right now.

I worry that if Trump gets elected (and to a lesser extent Bernie) that suddenly I'll wake up to a LOT of changes that I don't want.[/quote]

well, since bush and obama, we've tortured people, but haven't called it torture, we've killed a lot of civilians but redefined civilians to make the stats look better, and we've decided that prisoners taken in a war aren't actually prisoners of war. the country has expanded government and spending drastically, we have two new organizations, one which spends a lot of time spying on americans, another that is only there to annoy us at airports to make us feel safe without actually providing real security. we've also taken a very marginal step towards universal health care, which is either good or bad (it's hard to tell without writing a thesis on it, it's not fully implemented, and important things like the cost control board aren't formed yet).

sorry if that's a dim view, but if you didn't notice any of that, you won't notice trump or hillary either. trump is a bit more dangerous with a republican congress, but neither he nor sanders are really part of the parties they're running under, they're just leveraging those machines since independent runs are basically impossible... which means that congressional carte blanche probably wouldn't exist for trump anyways.

TheMalcolmConnection 03-17-2016 03:12 PM

Re: Republican nominee for President
 
I certainly have things that I've disagreed with over the years. I DID forget about TSA though as something that's new and highly annoying/ineffective.

I worry that a Trump presidency would touch my daily life directly. Sure Hillary, Cruz or Bernie might do things I agree or disagree with, but I just can't imagine my life changing that much with any of them in charge. Could it happen? Very possibly.

Giantone 03-17-2016 05:28 PM

Re: Republican nominee for President
 
[quote=That Guy;1140924]well, since bush and obama, we've tortured people, but haven't called it torture, we've killed a lot of civilians but redefined civilians to make the stats look better, and we've decided that prisoners taken in a war aren't actually prisoners of war. the country has expanded government and spending drastically, we have two new organizations, one which spends a lot of time spying on americans, another that is only there to annoy us at airports to make us feel safe without actually providing real security. we've also taken a very marginal step towards universal health care, which is either good or bad (it's hard to tell without writing a thesis on it, it's not fully implemented, and important things like the cost control board aren't formed yet).[/quote]

You act like this is all new.I know I am showing my age and I apologize for it I try not to but I would love to have everyone who is 40 years and younger live through the Vietnam era, without twitter or e-mail and cell phones and see what life was like during a war (yeah it was a "conflict")

I agree with MalcomConnection ,having Donald Trump as President and have him go off nuclear or worse could very well be the end of this country and this world.No other canidate scares me in that way.

That Guy 03-17-2016 07:47 PM

Re: Republican nominee for President
 
what point are you trying to make? that we should be okay with trampling human rights or that we shouldn't hold people accountable for doing shady shit because it's happened before? and how am i acting like it's new? i mean this stuff happened between 2003 and 2010, which was a while ago, but i wasn't happy with it at that time either.

JPPT1974 03-18-2016 12:16 AM

Re: Republican nominee for President
 
Well those that vote for Trump must not be in their right minds for some strange reason.

Giantone 03-19-2016 03:29 PM

Re: Republican nominee for President
 
[quote=That Guy;1140978]what point are you trying to make? that we should be okay with trampling human rights or that we shouldn't hold people accountable for doing shady shit because it's happened before? and how am i acting like it's new? i mean this stuff happened between 2003 and 2010, which was a while ago, but i wasn't happy with it at that time either.[/quote]




It's called "Politics" , it has always been like this and and it will always be like this .I hold politicians in the same light as used car salesmen and real estate agents.That will say anything to get elected or make a sale.

Giantone 03-19-2016 03:30 PM

Re: Republican nominee for President
 
[quote=JPPT1974;1140992]Well those that vote for Trump must not be in their right minds for some strange reason.[/quote]

This:)

That Guy 03-19-2016 06:11 PM

Re: Republican nominee for President
 
[quote=Giantone;1141048]It's called "Politics" , it has always been like this and and it will always be like this .I hold politicians in the same light as used car salesmen and real estate agents.That will say anything to get elected or make a sale.[/quote]

i wasn't talking about things they were saying, i was talking about things they actually did. i don't think holding people accountable is too much to ask.

CRedskinsRule 03-19-2016 08:21 PM

Re: Republican nominee for President
 
[QUOTE=JPPT1974;1140992]Well those that vote for Trump must not be in their right minds for some strange reason.[/QUOTE]
I would hold that sentiment about anyone voting for Hillary.

Sent from my S6 Edge

MTK 03-19-2016 11:15 PM

Re: Republican nominee for President
 
Trump rallies are like going to Wrestlemania. I'm just waiting for someone to crack someone over the head with a chair.

Hog1 03-20-2016 10:54 AM

Re: Republican nominee for President
 
You have a right in this country to voice your opinion without fear of Federal persecution...and some other things. It does not however protect an asshole "disrupter" from getting their (well deserved ) ass kicked.
When you and your pals invade a legal assembly...of any kind.....and another group.....Black lives matter, or any other group with the express intention of robbing the assembly of it's first amendment rights...you need your ass kicked.

kct1975 03-20-2016 11:26 AM

Re: Republican nominee for President
 
[QUOTE=Hog1;1141067]You have a right in this country to voice your opinion without fear of Federal persecution...and some other things. It does not however protect an asshole "disrupter" from getting their (well deserved ) ass kicked.
When you and your pals invade a legal assembly...of any kind.....and another group.....Black lives matter, or any other group with the express intention of robbing the assembly of it's first amendment rights...you need your ass kicked.[/QUOTE]
Very Well Said!

MTK 03-20-2016 11:46 AM

Re: Republican nominee for President
 
Making America great again, one ass kicking at a time.

:doh:

The dumbing down of America in full swing.

Hog1 03-20-2016 11:59 AM

Re: Republican nominee for President
 
Actually...they're called rights
perhaps you can recall them?
or since the dumbing down, perhaps you cannot.....

MTK 03-20-2016 12:02 PM

Re: Republican nominee for President
 
oh yes, the I can kick your ass rights. Got it.

:doh:

I see Drumph has you fully under his pea brain spell.


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