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I'm feeling positive right now. I think today's results will be a historic mandate against Trump and the views he represents.
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EddieDoyers
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Just a warningrolaholic don't push Rusty's buttons lol
I'm not even trying to,today's supposed to be a joyous day where the rejection of Trumpism and it's band of deplorables is celebrated
Don't want the chopper full of slander to hit you bruh
Anyway
http://www.complex.com/pop-culture/2016/11/dave-chappelle-not-donald-trump-supporter
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I have learned nothing about either candidates policy's the entire election. Only thing that has stuck with me is Trump is a racist and Hillary is corrupt
I feel like this. What exactly is so wrong with Hillary that people hate her? I want to know what her positions are on things that affect the average American's life. How does she feel about education, job creation, health issues etc
You'll two could just go to her website and read her platform. It has been up for months
And Hillary hasn't been proven corrupt, people just suspect she is, and the media feeds it because the run with the 'Hillary might be corrupt" story lines constantly.
Ehh I'm with you in spirit against Trump but here's where I'd have to differ. She's got ties to as many special interests as anyone and recently we've found out that her and Bills foundation has had some questionable ties/history to say the least with the state department and foreign governments during her time in charge. If a lot of us on the left were able to go after Obama for some of his Wall Street/corporate ties early on during the last full cycle,Hillary's should be fair game as well imo.
She's not the devil as she's made out to be on the right but I wouldn't say she's not corrupt...
To be fair to her though,the overwhelming majority of politicians are so it's definitely not exclusive to her
I'm not even in the mood for this today.
Just my opinion man,I feel the same way about a decent amount of Dems and the DNC. We criticize the GOP for some of the same things some of them willingly do
Not taking the hardest line against Wall Street doesn't make you corrupt. We went over this in the primaries famb.
Don't ruin today for me.
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Just my opinion man,I feel the same way about a decent amount of Dems and the DNC. We criticize the GOP for some of the same things some of them willingly do
I feel the same with both parties but when the time comes to step up and choose sides... you can either be against or for the White Supremacy agenda (Republicans).
daddy style
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To make it plain, I thank Donald Trump for clarifying what a racist is, and then what one actually looks like for those who did not, and those who refused to know. Let this be a lesson for those of you who throw around the term "reverse racist".
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thank you, chapelle.
I knew he hadn't completely lost his mind and supported Trump. stupid trigger happy headlines.
I knew he hadn't completely lost his mind and supported Trump. stupid trigger happy headlines.
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Healthcare, higher minimum wage, not rolling back civil rights, more affordable education, maintaining social programs, supreme court justices just off the top of my head.
You have to go back over Tim's recent posts to fully understand the reaction
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After Tebow's rants and backing of ninja I was positive he was voting for the fat man. Although he could have been trolling.
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or when obama was telling him to hurry up and get on the plane and he was taking his time talking with someone
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I have learned nothing about either candidates policy's the entire election. Only thing that has stuck with me is Trump is a racist and Hillary is corrupt
I feel like this. What exactly is so wrong with Hillary that people hate her? I want to know what her positions are on things that affect the average American's life. How does she feel about education, job creation, health issues etc
You'll two could just go to her website and read her platform. It has been up for months
And Hillary hasn't been proven corrupt, people just suspect she is, and the media feeds it because the run with the 'Hillary might be corrupt" story lines constantly.
Ehh I'm with you in spirit against Trump but here's where I'd have to differ. She's got ties to as many special interests as anyone and recently we've found out that her and Bills foundation has had some questionable ties/history to say the least with the state department and foreign governments during her time in charge. If a lot of us on the left were able to go after Obama for some of his Wall Street/corporate ties early on during the last full cycle,Hillary's should be fair game as well imo.
She's not the devil as she's made out to be on the right but I wouldn't say she's not corrupt...
To be fair to her though,the overwhelming majority of politicians are so it's definitely not exclusive to her
I'm not even in the mood for this today.
Just my opinion man,I feel the same way about a decent amount of Dems and the DNC. We criticize the GOP for some of the same things some of them willingly do
Not taking the hardest line against Wall Street doesn't make you corrupt. We went over this in the primaries famb.
Don't ruin today for me.
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what don't you get?
a lot of people are voting for Hillary as a vote against trump
I think he is reacting to Tebow ranting for months how much he hates Hillary, and is going to vote for anyone but her.
And at the last minute, he votes for her.
We understand why, it is just that he been wildin in here for a minute
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yea.. wasn't until I went back a page and realized who said that.
my bad @Mamba MVP completely get your point now
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Terminator 2
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yea.. didn't realize it was him who posted itI think he is reacting to Tebow ranting for months how much he hates Hillary, and is going to vote for anyone but her.
And at the last minute, he votes for her.
We understand why, it is just that he been wildin in here for a minute
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i'll take it that you mean we know what trump looks like
...not that "racists" can always be identified simply through "looks" or appearance
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If they are apart of the "racial" group of the Trump supporters then in the words of Rob Parker...."No Way....No How". If they are fiscally conservative then most likely yes.
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I have learned nothing about either candidates policy's the entire election. Only thing that has stuck with me is Trump is a racist and Hillary is corrupt
I feel like this. What exactly is so wrong with Hillary that people hate her? I want to know what her positions are on things that affect the average American's life. How does she feel about education, job creation, health issues etc
You'll two could just go to her website and read her platform. It has been up for months
And Hillary hasn't been proven corrupt, people just suspect she is, and the media feeds it because the run with the 'Hillary might be corrupt" story lines constantly.
Ehh I'm with you in spirit against Trump but here's where I'd have to differ. She's got ties to as many special interests as anyone and recently we've found out that her and Bills foundation has had some questionable ties/history to say the least with the state department and foreign governments during her time in charge. If a lot of us on the left were able to go after Obama for some of his Wall Street/corporate ties early on during the last full cycle,Hillary's should be fair game as well imo.
She's not the devil as she's made out to be on the right but I wouldn't say she's not corrupt...
To be fair to her though,the overwhelming majority of politicians are so it's definitely not exclusive to her
I'm not even in the mood for this today.
Just my opinion man,I feel the same way about a decent amount of Dems and the DNC. We criticize the GOP for some of the same things some of them willingly do
Not taking the hardest line against Wall Street doesn't make you corrupt. We went over this in the primaries famb.
Don't ruin today for me.
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So....
Dave Chappelle for 2020?
Dave Chappelle for 2020?
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or when obama was telling him to hurry up and get on the plane and he was taking his time talking with someone
I'm really surprised Hillary is against marajuana legalization considering her husband clearly is high 85% of the time.
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Just my opinion man,I feel the same way about a decent amount of Dems and the DNC. We criticize the GOP for some of the same things some of them willingly do
I feel the same with both parties but when the time comes to step up and choose sides... you can either be against or for the White Supremacy agenda (Republicans).
Basically what it's been down to lately,the two-party system is way outdated in a country of 300m+. We'd get much better candidates if other movements gained traction and had institutional support to back them,both parties would actually be forced to make fundamental changes to their platforms/modus operandi to stay relevant
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ya, but what if you disliked chapelle to begin with? it is at those times when the "headlines" are most effective
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Considering everything, I'm not. If she campaigned for it this cycle, then I'd be surprised.
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I thought.. but I assume it had to be something else, given the point you were trying to make
ummmm.. you do realize that the premise of the first two terminator movies is that what is going to happen is going to happen..
you cant really change the past, because certain things have to happen to trigger the terminator needing to go back in time in the first place
here is a good video on it:
