SpokenTruth said:
EricHiggin said:
Taste is subjective, beliefs are subjective, because people are subjective.
Just look at God and religion. It used to be all the rage because it was something untouchable, unfathomable. Now that we have science, some people use that to deny God and religion altogether because they believe it's not real due to the evidence. Some still do believe however. There also used to be the idea that a leader didn't have to be great, but they were just great because they were the leader. Now we can see through the various forms of media that our leaders haven't exactly been the perfectionists we assumed they must be, so people don't look up to them in the same manner anymore. Some do, some don't.
Some see all of this as society falling apart, some see it simply as more freedom. Some prefer more freedom, some like stable safe spaces.
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Your penchant for false equivalency is almost commendable. It is also, however, making your reasoning all the more confusing and glaringly ill formed.
How is the acceptance of LGBTQ+ people into society or the rejection of faith germane to a sitting president dishonoring the office he holds?
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Your disregard for the repetition of the multiple and deliberate appearances of the word "subjective", seems unlikely with such well formulated and versed replies.
"One man's trash is another man's treasure."
the-pi-guy said:
jason1637 said:
And? Even if you are President I don't see why you can't talk shit on twitter. I don't like it when people switch up because they are in higher positions. If He's a shit talker as a regular citizen he should continue to br himself as President. It's more real and less fake. Being President is just a job and as long as you're doing your job I don't see why you can't have fun in twitter.
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"Just a job" = representing 300,000,000 people in global affairs
"Just a job" = being a role model for the millions of Americans who look up to the presidency.
Right.
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EricHiggin said:
A politically correct Trump would certainly be fake news. That's exactly why he can't even attempt it. It would be hypocrisy at it's finest.
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There's a pretty big gap between being Politically correct and being reasonable.
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Well half didn't vote and half voted against him and since the half who voted against him seem proud to back, 'not my President', he only represents like 75 million or so.
Evel Knievel must be rolling in his grave.
