Donald Trump

MrChaos · Post by **MrChaos** » Mon Nov 23, 2015 6:45 am

Has gone from a goofball to exactly what noirsol believes him to be

The infamous and incredibly stupid idea of the border wall was the start of it. If I find Clinton a lying dirt bag, and she is, then you can imagine the disdain I have for Trump. Spideycicles inability to distinguish between being polite and attempting to be fair minded not withstanding

The black man kills everyone tweeted "stat" and thousands of Muslims cheered on 9/11 in Jersey City are reprehensible garbage that makes the whole rhetoric about illegals go from stop being a racebaiter to his being a closet(?) racist.

Race has always been a convent safe harbor for the morally corrupt like Al "Tawana" Sharpton and Diick "more racist than Hubbard" Daley so I shouldn't be so surprised by it. So politeness aside, Globey the man's candor doesn't excuse his glaring failings as a candidate and his worse sin of all... making Rosie O'Donald look less like a certified loon.

Edit: I didnt really circumvented the filter given I was using the word in a social acceptable manner, as a nickname for Richard.

I probably should have use my man HJ_KG... who seems to have me pegged a bit more nave and brainwashed by the man then I am...

and

of course

Post by **zombywoof** » Mon Nov 23, 2015 7:36 am

Mistuh Cee,

I found a script which makes this happen:

http://imgur.com/d9qu30w

It helps me cope.

Post by **MagisterXF94** » Mon Nov 23, 2015 8:15 am

See? my prophecy was correct.

But seriously, Trump is the worst candidate, among an already questionable group of fellows.

My money is still on Bernie.

Post by **MagisterXF94** » Mon Nov 23, 2015 10:04 am

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cbUN9UwoBX0

MrChaos · Post by **MrChaos** » Mon Nov 23, 2015 11:59 am

Your heart is on Sanders rather than your brain me thinks, his being a Socialist (his words not mine).

His winning would require someone like Trump being his opponent and a huge scandal would be my guess. He polls like @#(! amongst women, all minorities, and suffers at time of appearing nutty. Face it global warming causes terrorism had to make you groan for example. Add his complete lack of charisma, preachyness, and the holier than thou vibe makes him a very long shot.

His fall back strategy has to be part of Clinton redux is my guess probably as VP.. that is the only way I see him as POTUS. After all he is Clinton's dream primary opponent; won't bring up her closet groaning with ever new skeletons, and a very dark horse.

Post by **Raveen** » Mon Nov 23, 2015 12:21 pm

Are there any other Democratic candidates?

Trump's a buffoon but being a buffoon seems to be working. If anything he and Carson are locked into an escalating spiral of buffoonery that'll end up with a candidate that moderates couldn't possibly vote for. Surely the right of the Republican party has better than this pair to offer?

MrChaos · Post by **MrChaos** » Mon Nov 23, 2015 1:02 pm

Sure there are others running, a cornucopia of them on both sides. It is early days, not even one primary run yet.

The media's hunger for endless stories which Trump actively courts under any circumstances. Carson is so outside he makes Sanders seem like an insider. What you are seeing his case is the exact thing everyone here claims to want but won't support. A non-politician running.

As an independent I don't vote in the primaries, so I pay only so much attention to it all. In Clinton's case it appears the machine she helped put in place sees no viable alternative to her right now. In that vein the newspapers seem to be focusing on the Republicans right now.

As all things tend to this can be explained Mr Adams four book trilogy. Arthur goes to make a donation to the save the Dolphins fund only to find out they were all long gone. After asking why everyone wasn't up in arms about it he was told it was yesterday's news. After all what would the headlines read, "Dolphins still missing."

For the record I am not on board with Sanders after errm a few hours of reading given some of his views especially about the national debt and his willingness to expand POTUS powers via executive orders. If someone like Trump was his opponent I'd steel myself to four years of political gridlock and possibly extremists emboldened by his world view.

Post by **MagisterXF94** » Mon Nov 23, 2015 2:46 pm

LOL @ Donald trump

"Look at Isreal the wall works".
The wall will work until extremists (which are a minority), on BOTH sides have a stronger voice than the majoirity.
I was born in a world that torn down walls, 25 years ago. Now all I see are new walls.

Until we can't come to a mutual understanding, walls will be bulit.

i will add to this later.
*goes back to study for the CPE*

Post by **zombywoof** » Mon Nov 23, 2015 4:46 pm

MrChaos wrote:QUOTE (MrChaos @ Nov 23 2015, 03:59 AM) Your heart is on Sanders rather than your brain me thinks, his being a Socialist (his words not mine).

His winning would require someone like Donald "The U.S. has become a dumping ground" Trump being his opponent and a huge scandal would be my guess. He polls like @#(! amongst women, all minorities, and suffers at time of appearing nutty. Face it global warming causes terrorism had to make you groan for example. Add his complete lack of charisma, preachyness, and the holier than thou vibe makes him a very long shot.

His fall back strategy has to be part of Clinton redux is my guess probably as VP.. that is the only way I see him as POTUS. After all he is Clinton's dream primary opponent; won't bring up her closet groaning with ever new skeletons, and a very dark horse.

While there is much I don't like about Mr. Sanders (labeling GMOs? Anti-nuclear? You can't stand on the side of science with respect to climate change and then against science with everything else, that makes you a gen-you-eine hypocrite.) he at least understands that the purpose of Government is to take care of its citizens. That he's willing to suggest raises in taxes, that he's willing to suggest massive public spending increases, that he's willing to invest in the average American is why I support him. It's not my heart that's on Sanders, it's my brain. It's having listened to his goals and realized that I'd rather have someone like him trying (and probably failing) to put the kind of change this country needs on the table.

MrChaos · Post by **MrChaos** » Mon Nov 23, 2015 5:28 pm

The comment was based on something specific to Blacksun and not the tired old saying

"If you are not a liberal in your youth you have no heart and if you are not a conservative as an adult you have no mind"