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The only thing I approve of so far has been his handling of ISIS abroad. Beyond that, I still don't like his ideas or the way he's implementing them.
Like I said before, getting stuff done doesn't make it the right. I just wish he would be more measured. Sure, it's great for his ego when his followers fellatiate him because he's doing what he said he would do. Feels like all the ideas are grand promises with no substance. Sigh. I guess all I'm asking is he steps back, says, "Hey, I'm going to give you, the public, a very detailed plan on _______." Again, I'm open-minded even though I hate him. :) What has he done that's benefiting us so far? Personally, I'm waiting on the infrastructure package. I'm fully behind that. He is totally 100% butt-fucking the environment right now. Regardless of liberal/conservative news, no one is really talking about that... :( |
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[quote=CRedskinsRule;1167581]That's a particularly ignorant and inflammatory picture.
The comparison to Nazi Germany's genocidal killing of Jews is blatantly ignorant and false. the comparison to the Berlin wall is tremendously bass ackwards, seeing as how the intent of the Soviet wall was to imprison it's population that was trying to flee, and the intent of the border wall is to keep illegal entry into our country. [/quote] Ignorant ,no,inflammatory,only if you feel guilty about something.Your spin on the Wall is very amusing,since the immigrants that are coming in are not from Mexico why the need for the wall and if what you say is true then why not wall up the whole country.The Gulf,East and West cost and Canada we need to Wall up the country to save it from "illegal immigration"? When you see the rounding up of immigrants and families being torn apart then how can you not compare it.It's only inflamatory if you feel guilty about it becuase if you didn't feel guilty then there would be no problem with it,right? |
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[quote=Chico23231;1167589]They'd be marching in the streets if someone from the Right did something similar. We know how this works.
Frankly the Trump hate has gotten old quick. Fact is, he's getting stuff done which has and will continue to benefit the country. but you know, Hatters gonna Hatte[/quote] Really ???So who the hell did this???Republicans would never stoop this low??? [url]https://www.pinterest.com/waynesellers35/i-hate-obama/[/url] [url]https://www.facebook.com/I-hate-Barack-Obama-375696402602[/url] [IMG]https://d3n8a8pro7vhmx.cloudfront.net/thenewcivilrightsmovement/pages/18278/attachments/original/1479497674/Screen_Shot_2016-11-18_at_2.31.25_PM.jpg?1479497674[/IMG] |
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I'm interested to know where you guys stand on this global warming denial bullshit?
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[quote=jamf;1167724]I'm interested to know where you guys stand on this global warming denial bullshit?[/quote]
Global warming is a thing imo. I think we should go after China since they contribute a ton to it...burning all that coal. Those coal pits are massive. But I know it's kinda a catch 22 for Bernie supporters. cause if it is our greatest threat and we nuke china..then it's like bombing Bernie's homeland since he is a communist, along with all his supporters. |
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[quote=jamf;1167724]I'm interested to know where you guys stand on this global warming denial bullshit?[/quote]
It's real,to bad the new Trump head of the EPA say's it's not.:doh: |
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[quote=Chico23231;1167726]Global warming is a thing imo.
I think we should go after China since they contribute a ton to it...burning all that coal. Those coal pits are massive. But I know it's kinda a catch 22 for Bernie supporters. cause if it is our greatest threat and we nuke china..then it's like bombing Bernie's homeland since he is a communist, along with all his supporters.[/quote] What about our administration? |
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Denying climate change at this point is just ludicrous, and dangerous.
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Trump's head of the EPA....
[url=http://www.cosmopolitan.com/politics/a8542472/scott-pruitt-donald-trump-environmental-protection-agency/]Who Is Scott Pruitt - Meet Donald Trump's Head of the EPA, Scott Pruitt[/url] [url=http://www.factcheck.org/2016/12/facts-trumps-epa-nominee/]The Facts on Trump’s EPA Nominee[/url] |
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[quote=jamf;1167799]What about our administration?[/quote]
I think they are foolish at the very minimum with that issue. But the EPA in general has been a poorly run agency as well. |
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[quote=Chico23231;1167822]I think they are foolish at the very minimum with that issue. But the EPA in general has been a poorly run agency as well.[/quote]
Well there's really only one solution then. Deny anything is happening, dissolve the EPA or at the least reduce it's power to diddly, and then let corporations destroy the earth for profit. But we'll be fine, because we'll be dead by the time the real consequences happen. As long as we can live comfortably while we're here anything goes. |
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[quote=TheMalcolmConnection;1167608]The only thing I approve of so far has been his handling of ISIS abroad. Beyond that, I still don't like his ideas or the way he's implementing them.
Like I said before, [B]getting stuff done doesn't make it the right[/B]. I just wish he would be more measured. Sure, it's great for his ego when his followers fellatiate him because he's doing what he said he would do. Feels like all the ideas are grand promises with no substance. Sigh. I guess all I'm asking is he steps back, says, "Hey, I'm going to give you, the public, a very detailed plan on _______." Again, I'm open-minded even though I hate him. :) What has he done that's benefiting us so far? Personally, I'm waiting on the infrastructure package. I'm fully behind that. He is totally 100% butt-fucking the environment right now. Regardless of liberal/conservative news, no one is really talking about that... :([/quote] Nah, the fact that he's doing his campaign promises is amazing. Who cares who they help or hurt, or the consequences of them. The fact that he is doing them is good enough for me, as long as I am not negatively affected by his policies he's doing a great job. When his policies directly hurt me is when I'll change my opinion of him. |
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[quote=Chico23231;1167538][url=http://www.cnn.com/2017/03/09/us/book-best-seller-trnd/index.html]#1 Amazon bestseller: 266 blank pages on why to vote Democrat - CNN.com[/url]
No. 1 Amazon bestseller: 266 blank pages on why to vote Democrat It ends with a one-word review from conservative political commentator Ben Shapiro: "Thorough." LOLOLOLOLOLOL[/quote] I think the most hilarious part of this story is the last two paragraphs, which clearly explain this book came out as a rebuttal to a very similar book being made about Trump and being released in November. [quote] A similar work for the opposite side of the political spectrum debuted back in November. David King's "Why Trump Deserves Trust, Respect & Admiration," another book of blank pages, is currently rated 4.4 out of 5 stars on Amazon. "Despite years of research, we could not find anything to say on this subject, so please feel free to use this book for notes," the description reads. One of the top comments calls the book "insightful and inspired."[/quote] |
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[quote=mooby;1167874]Well there's really only one solution then. Deny anything is happening, dissolve the EPA or at the least reduce it's power to diddly, and then let corporations destroy the earth for profit. But we'll be fine, because we'll be dead by the time the real consequences happen. As long as we can live comfortably while we're here anything goes.[/quote]
I am sure the people in Michigan without drinking water feel fine about the whole EPA thing. |
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[QUOTE=Giantone;1167925]I am sure the people in Michigan without drinking water feel fine about the whole EPA thing.[/QUOTE]
Didn't that happen WITH the EPA "protecting" us hapless citizens? Sent from my SM-G935T using Tapatalk |
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