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Ok this is getting even more ridiculous. Obviously pandering now, at best flip-flopping. Next he's gonna say he was being "sarcastic but not that sarcastic but pretty sarcastic"
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One of the top comments:Reply:Wasn't necessarily a die hard fan, but I was really trying to keep an open mind this election. I went to both Bernie and Hillary rallies, and was really excited to see Trump too.
The final straw was most definitely the rally. I'm not sure what I expected, but Trump's rally was so...disturbing. His words inspired hate. The people around me were openly hostile and saying vicious things against minorities, women, and Hillary Clinton. And Trump seemed to revel in it. Someone who is so gleeful in hatred is not someone I want as a leader.Knew a guy who went to a Trump rally just because he thought it would be funny. He came back from the rally kind of shell-shocked because it wasn't funny. It was scary depressing.
EDIT: A few people are interpreting "scary" as meaning he was frightened for his safety. I meant only that he was very shaken to realize how serious the supporters were. This wasn't a joke. They honestly want people to be rounded up and deported based on religion. They really do want to spend billions of dollars to build a wall. They really do want their opponents locked up without a trial. Et cetera. Et cetera. It's very disorienting to go from thinking Donald is just a protest candidate who's going to shake up the status quo and that it's kind of going to be a joke to realizing that people believe the **** he spews.
Ok this is getting even more ridiculous. Obviously pandering now, at best flip-flopping. Next he's gonna say he was being "sarcastic but not that sarcastic but pretty sarcastic"
Trump had a barebonss campaign during the primary and spent A LOT less than his opponents. So what are you saying?
Still treating like a regular campaign. The rules do not apply.
ever the optimist. you should be a motivational speaker. as much as i disagree with you and think you are misguided, i have to respect your conviction.Trump had a barebonss campaign during the primary and spent A LOT less than his opponents. So what are you saying?
Still treating like a regular campaign. The rules do not apply.
not to mention, for da amount Hillary is spending, she aint even leading that much.
So as of now,Hillary is leading current polls in every swing state...
http://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/2016-election-forecast/#plus&margins
http://www.politico.com/story/2016/08/hillary-clinton-fbi-interview-documents-226963
The cover-up is still in full effect.
At this point I think it's purposely being brought back up so those idiots never talk about anything else.Horse isn't dead yet I guess
Investigations are not supposed to be public information. Otherwise people won't cooperate.
One of the top comments:
Wasn't necessarily a die hard fan, but I was really trying to keep an open mind this election. I went to both Bernie and Hillary rallies, and was really excited to see Trump too.
The final straw was most definitely the rally. I'm not sure what I expected, but Trump's rally was so...disturbing. His words inspired hate. The people around me were openly hostile and saying vicious things against minorities, women, and Hillary Clinton. And Trump seemed to revel in it. Someone who is so gleeful in hatred is not someone I want as a leader.
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Knew a guy who went to a Trump rally just because he thought it would be funny. He came back from the rally kind of shell-shocked because it wasn't funny. It was scary depressing.
EDIT: A few people are interpreting "scary" as meaning he was frightened for his safety. I meant only that he was very shaken to realize how serious the supporters were. This wasn't a joke. They honestly want people to be rounded up and deported based on religion. They really do want to spend billions of dollars to build a wall. They really do want their opponents locked up without a trial. Et cetera. Et cetera. It's very disorienting to go from thinking Donald is just a protest candidate who's going to shake up the status quo and that it's kind of going to be a joke to realizing that people believe the **** he spews.
Interesting reading some people's replies to this topic.
One of the top comments:
Wasn't necessarily a die hard fan, but I was really trying to keep an open mind this election. I went to both Bernie and Hillary rallies, and was really excited to see Trump too.
The final straw was most definitely the rally. I'm not sure what I expected, but Trump's rally was so...disturbing. His words inspired hate. The people around me were openly hostile and saying vicious things against minorities, women, and Hillary Clinton. And Trump seemed to revel in it. Someone who is so gleeful in hatred is not someone I want as a leader.
Reply:
Knew a guy who went to a Trump rally just because he thought it would be funny. He came back from the rally kind of shell-shocked because it wasn't funny. It was scary depressing.
EDIT: A few people are interpreting "scary" as meaning he was frightened for his safety. I meant only that he was very shaken to realize how serious the supporters were. This wasn't a joke. They honestly want people to be rounded up and deported based on religion. They really do want to spend billions of dollars to build a wall. They really do want their opponents locked up without a trial. Et cetera. Et cetera. It's very disorienting to go from thinking Donald is just a protest candidate who's going to shake up the status quo and that it's kind of going to be a joke to realizing that people believe the **** he spews.
Interesting reading some people's replies to this topic.
Exactly why I don't find anything he says funny. It is just extremely dangerous to our way of living to underestimate the ******
He's already advocated spreading nuclear weapons to more countries, murdering civilians and committing war crimes, punishing any woman who gets an abortion, toss out the Geneva convention and torture people, withdraw from NATO, and ban an entire religion from the country, and create a database of muslims.
He said he would deport US citizens and thinks global warming is a hoax created by the chinese, thinks the US should default on its debt, defends the interment of Japanese Americans in WW2.
He thinks Obama is a muslim and accused him of not being american and accused him of being an ISIS sympathizer, insulted war heros because they got captured, racially insulted a sitting Senator. He bragged about his **** size in a GOP debate and has suggested he might quit if he's actually elected.
He consistently thinks women are only valuable for how they look, with at least a dozen high-profile misogynistic comments.
He's called nuking the middle east a plausible option. He has a suspicious number of ties to Putin, and has a history of business deals with organized crime. He's called mexicans rapists and criminals, been successfully sued multiple times for racist rental practices, and said he wants no blacks only jews counting his money.
He semi-threatened the pope, mocked disabled people in front of a crowd of thousands, outright threatened violence towards the media and protesters, made sexual comments about his daughters MULTIPLE TIMES, praised Kim Jong Un and Putin and Saddam Hussein, praised the Tianenmen Square massacre.
He's flirted with white supremacy - retweeting them, reposting their images with anti-semitic symbols, playing coy about David Duke's endorsement. He's a verified lunatic conspiracy theorist - he thinks the Clintons murdered one of their aides, Obama is a sleeper agent and Ted Cruz's dad helped kill JFK.
He could get caught diddling kids and funding ISIS himself and his supporters would eat it up. Either way, Ladies and Gentlemen, your Republican party nominee.