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Post by markoholiker on May 24, 2017 7:05:11 GMT -5
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Post by alext on May 25, 2017 4:03:44 GMT -5
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Post by sirmoshington on May 26, 2017 3:20:05 GMT -5
The last couple of days were a complete shit show, considering his behavior at the holocaust remembrance center Yad Vashem and at the NATO summit. Can somebody please slap this man.
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Post by crust on May 26, 2017 7:46:14 GMT -5
ya'll mind if I'm latino and I fully support Trump?
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Post by Pwner on May 26, 2017 8:42:36 GMT -5
ya'll mind if I'm latino and I fully support Trump? I'm going to assume that you must also be blind and deaf then? But nah, you do you. |
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Post by xNickyUrinex on May 26, 2017 9:19:13 GMT -5
ya'll mind if I'm latino and I fully support Trump? May I ask why you support Trump? I believe everyone is entitled to their beliefs and I'm not going to defriend someone because of them, but I do find this to be a paradox of a statement. |
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Post by crust on May 26, 2017 10:37:05 GMT -5
ya'll mind if I'm latino and I fully support Trump? I'm going to assume that you must also be blind and deaf then? But nah, you do you. Welp, if I was blind, you should give me an award because I can speak pretty well a foreign language. I believe everyone should have their own political view, you DO have your reasons for not supporting him and I have mine. All I'm gonna say is that when you lived twenty years of your life in a communist country inmersed in the toughtest political/social/economic crisis, you can't support "Bernie's revolution" or neither Hillary Clinton (which was fully supported, at some point) by Bernie Sanders. I'm not trying to start a civil war on here just because a political view but I knew I would get answers like yours (not saying it was bad though) |
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Post by crust on May 26, 2017 10:46:08 GMT -5
ya'll mind if I'm latino and I fully support Trump? May I ask why you support Trump? I believe everyone is entitled to their beliefs and I'm not going to defriend someone because of them, but I do find this to be a paradox of a statement. Why I support Trump? I was born in a communist country (not all time communist thought) by the time my country was in a pretty bad shape. This guy, which tried a beer-hall putsch back in the 92, was recently out of jail and people in that time thought he was a hero. Long story short, he was elected president, he always told the people that America was trying to invade us and will kill him, ruined the country for almost 14 years until he died and before dying, he told his followers to keep his people in charge of the country. Now, people are dying from starvation (or if they are not dying is because lots of family are looking for food in the trash), ills like a simple alergy (because the lack of medicines), the inflation is out of the roof, people are getting killed by the army in pacifist protests and the government is trying to dissolve the congress (think about Obama trying to dissolve the congress back when he was president and the congress was republican, crazy am I right?) Does this give me the reason to follow Trump? No. But how can I support an old man that said that my country was a paradise and how can I support Hillary when she was endorsed by this crazy old man? I just can't. Plus, I believe that Trump administration is doing and will do a great job. |
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Post by xNickyUrinex on May 26, 2017 11:07:53 GMT -5
May I ask why you support Trump? I believe everyone is entitled to their beliefs and I'm not going to defriend someone because of them, but I do find this to be a paradox of a statement. Why I support Trump? I was born in a communist country (not all time communist thought) by the time my country was in a pretty bad shape. This guy, which tried a beer-hall putsch back in the 92, was recently out of jail and people in that time thought he was a hero. Long story short, he was elected president, he always told the people that America was trying to invade us and will kill him, ruined the country for almost 14 years until he died and before dying, he told his followers to keep his people in charge of the country. Now, people are dying from starvation (or if they are not dying is because lots of family are looking for food in the trash), ills like a simple alergy (because the lack of medicines), the inflation is out of the roof, people are getting killed by the army in pacifist protests and the government is trying to dissolve the congress (think about Obama trying to dissolve the congress back when he was president and the congress was republican, crazy am I right?) Does this give me the reason to follow Trump? No. But how can I support an old man that said that my country was a paradise and how can I support Hillary when she was endorsed by this crazy old man? I just can't. Plus, I believe that Trump administration is doing and will do a great job. Thanks that definitely gives some more prespective into your point of view. I can understand why somone like Bernie Sanders would seem like an ultimate evil given what you've personally witnessed. I always believed that if Sanders was elected he wouldn't be able to pass 90% of what he spoke about but I believed that some of his ideas would've been better for some of the American people. As someone who has lived in America I can't see how you can believe the Trump administration is doing a great job, but I'm not going to try to change your mind or dissaude you. Seeing another prespective on this election from the eyes of someone with a completely different background helps put everything into a larger prespective. |
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Post by crust on May 26, 2017 11:14:31 GMT -5
Why I support Trump? I was born in a communist country (not all time communist thought) by the time my country was in a pretty bad shape. This guy, which tried a beer-hall putsch back in the 92, was recently out of jail and people in that time thought he was a hero. Long story short, he was elected president, he always told the people that America was trying to invade us and will kill him, ruined the country for almost 14 years until he died and before dying, he told his followers to keep his people in charge of the country. Now, people are dying from starvation (or if they are not dying is because lots of family are looking for food in the trash), ills like a simple alergy (because the lack of medicines), the inflation is out of the roof, people are getting killed by the army in pacifist protests and the government is trying to dissolve the congress (think about Obama trying to dissolve the congress back when he was president and the congress was republican, crazy am I right?) Does this give me the reason to follow Trump? No. But how can I support an old man that said that my country was a paradise and how can I support Hillary when she was endorsed by this crazy old man? I just can't. Plus, I believe that Trump administration is doing and will do a great job. Thanks that definitely gives some more prespective into your point of view. I can understand why somone like Bernie Sanders would seem like an ultimate evil given what you've personally witnessed. I always believed that if Sanders was elected he wouldn't be able to pass 90% of what he spoke about but I believed that some of his ideas would've been better for some of the American people. As someone who has lived in America I can't see how you can believe the Trump administration is doing a great job, but I'm not going to try to change your mind or dissaude you. Seeing another prespective on this election from the eyes of someone with a completely different background helps put everything into a larger prespective.
There's nothing more satisfying that having a good polite conversation with someone that doesn't agree with one of your points of view. Good times, my dude. |
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Post by v9733xa on May 26, 2017 13:27:13 GMT -5
Yay, political discourse!!  |
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Post by Pwner on May 26, 2017 17:07:48 GMT -5
I'm going to assume that you must also be blind and deaf then? But nah, you do you. Welp, if I was blind, you should give me an award because I can speak pretty well a foreign language. I believe everyone should have their own political view, you DO have your reasons for not supporting him and I have mine. All I'm gonna say is that when you lived twenty years of your life in a communist country inmersed in the toughtest political/social/economic crisis, you can't support "Bernie's revolution" or neither Hillary Clinton (which was fully supported, at some point) by Bernie Sanders. I'm not trying to start a civil war on here just because a political view but I knew I would get answers like yours (not saying it was bad though) Don't look too deep in to my answer, it was more a joke than anything. I've had far too many debates with RL friends, enough to where I really couldn't care less to discuss politics ever in my life again. But really, support whoever the fuck you want regardless of race, religion, etc. |
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Post by crust on May 26, 2017 17:39:09 GMT -5
Welp, if I was blind, you should give me an award because I can speak pretty well a foreign language. I believe everyone should have their own political view, you DO have your reasons for not supporting him and I have mine. All I'm gonna say is that when you lived twenty years of your life in a communist country inmersed in the toughtest political/social/economic crisis, you can't support "Bernie's revolution" or neither Hillary Clinton (which was fully supported, at some point) by Bernie Sanders. I'm not trying to start a civil war on here just because a political view but I knew I would get answers like yours (not saying it was bad though) Don't look too deep in to my answer, it was more a joke than anything. I've had far too many debates with RL friends, enough to where I really couldn't care less to discuss politics ever in my life again. But really, support whoever the fuck you want regardless of race, religion, etc. I know when an answer is more like a joke, that's why I followed the line of it in my first sentence haha. Same thing for you, my dude. Fortunately we are live in a free world. |
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Post by aimlessarrrow on May 28, 2017 6:58:55 GMT -5
Are we placing bets on odds of impeachment yet or
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Post by v9733xa on May 28, 2017 9:03:38 GMT -5
Are we placing bets on odds of impeachment yet or Nah. The numbers just aren't there in Congress. Unless there is some kind of bombshell-to-end-all-bombshells revelation, Republicans control both houses, and a significant majority in the House of Representatives especially. They would never indict a sitting president of their party unless it would cost them politically. But, if the 2018 midterm elections swing the House to the Democrats (honestly, it's not likely, but you never know), then in 2019 i think we can have that conversation. It's just too early. Remember, Watergate took 2 years. |
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