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pokoko said:

That is honestly hilarious.    He's saying even his own supporters have no clue what's going to happen?

Oh, man, I enjoyed that way too much.  Thanks for sharing that.

Well, it's not like Trump's fans are losing any sleep over it if it means getting things done even with compromises ...  



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naruball said:
Puppyroach said:
I do kind of enjoy the total meltdown that this presidency will bring. It will sadly hurt alot of people but I am enjoying that the morons who voted for him will jot be the very people who will also get hurt by his policies.

You mean like the people who thought it'd be a great idea "for the lolz"? People who didn't have enough entertainiment in their lives and thought it'd be a great idea to vote for someone who ignores science of all things? it'd be interesting to see what happens to the environment with him as a president.

But I guess loling is more important to some people. Thank god for democracy where everyone can vote for whatever reason and with any undertanding of anything.

Sometimes a country needs to go through a really rough period in order to become more liberal. This will ultimately push the democrats more to the left and make the republicans even less popular. And I am confident that the liberal values will only benefit from this in the long run. So yes, it is ok with some distasters sometimes, if the outcome at the end will be so much better.



fatslob-:O said:
pokoko said:

That is honestly hilarious.    He's saying even his own supporters have no clue what's going to happen?

Oh, man, I enjoyed that way too much.  Thanks for sharing that.

Well, it's not like Trump's fans are losing any sleep over it if it means getting things done even with compromises ...  

I should hope not!  If they voted for someone without believing a word they say then I would think that nothing much bothers them!  Blind trust like that should lead to some very peaceful slumber!

It should be noted here that I'm making fun of the guy you quoted, not everyone who voted for Trump, because there is no way what he said is true.  No one is going to vote for someone they know is a liar and be happy about it!  I'm just ... that is simply the funniest thing I've read in awhile.



Super_Boom said:
naruball said:

"libtards". Excellent. Just excellent. If that's not a way to make a point, I don't know what it.

Also, generalizations are all sorts of awesome. Of course all liberals think the same way, have the same demands, and of course exactly the same people are the ones who attack trump supporters.

I agree with this, it frustrates me when people lump an entire group of fans under one umbrella. I doesn't matter if it's politics, religion, or just gaming console preference, simplisitic thinking like this just annoys me to no end.

And that includes this post that came before the one above.

naruball said:
The problem I have with his "fans" (or should I say fanboys?) is that when he said he'd made sure she was jailed for her crime, they were all like "finally someone with balls who wants to do what needs to be done". And now the change their narrative with the whole "so big of him to get past this".

Seriously it's the exact opposite of "damned if you do, damned if you don't". His fans will come up with excuses for anything and everything he says and does.

I'm certainly not one to defend Trump..but if you take offense to someone generalizing liberals, surely you can understand why a Trump supporter would take the same offense to this. Try to look at things from both perspectives before you attack a group of 'fanboys' next time.

I get what you're saying but I was being very specific. I'm NOT talking about republicans in general (see how I didn't say "republic**ts") or the people who voted for Trump (any Trump supporter), but very specific people I saw, for example on 9gag (I remember their usernames) who cheered for Trump when he said he'd prosecute her and cheered for him when he said he wound't. Same with his other proposals. They either praise everything he does or defend everything he does.

I'm most certainly looking at it from both perspectives, but we're talking about two different situations. Do you now see the difference?



deskpro2k3 said:
think-man said:
I've never heard of a president going back on his words, not once!

but trump is not president yet

So then this is less note-worthy?



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Puppyroach said:
naruball said:

You mean like the people who thought it'd be a great idea "for the lolz"? People who didn't have enough entertainiment in their lives and thought it'd be a great idea to vote for someone who ignores science of all things? it'd be interesting to see what happens to the environment with him as a president.

But I guess loling is more important to some people. Thank god for democracy where everyone can vote for whatever reason and with any undertanding of anything.

Sometimes a country needs to go through a really rough period in order to become more liberal. This will ultimately push the democrats more to the left and make the republicans even less popular. And I am confident that the liberal values will only benefit from this in the long run. So yes, it is ok with some distasters sometimes, if the outcome at the end will be so much better.

Yeah, I get that. I thought about it myself. The problem is that

a. You could be the worst thing ever and still be relelected in 2020 because of some clever campaign which tells people what they want and still does nothing. I mean even Bush was reelected. The man everyone made fun of.

b. His damage he may do could be too severe. Like people actually get killed (e.g. with abortions not done in a clinic, vilolence against minoritiesm etc) and the environment will most definitely suffer. How much is hard to tell.



pokoko said:

I should hope not!  If they voted for someone without believing a word they say then I would think that nothing much bothers them!  Blind trust like that should lead to some very peaceful slumber!

It should be noted here that I'm making fun of the guy you quoted, not everyone who voted for Trump, because there is no way what he said is true.  No one is going to vote for someone they know is a liar and be happy about it!  I'm just ... that is simply the funniest thing I've read in awhile.

Well, at least we know that their not the ones starting protests about the election results ...  

You may have some irony there but I think I've struck gold with cognitive dissonance at a MASSIVE scale ...  

No matter, I await what Trump's extreme detractors will do next. Admit that their wrong about the second coming of Hitler or stay in the Wonderland hallucinating even more ... (It's like the cat said, "We're all mad here. I'm mad. You're mad.")



Personally, I'm looking at results. We already knew no one was going to keep their promise. I want to see what comes of his term.



naruball said:
The problem I have with his "fans" (or should I say fanboys?) is that when he said he'd made sure she was jailed for her crime, they were all like "finally someone with balls who wants to do what needs to be done". And now the change their narrative with the whole "so big of him to get past this".

Seriously it's the exact opposite of "damned if you do, damned if you don't". His fans will come up with excuses for anything and everything he says and does.

You can say the same thing about Trump haters. If he indicts her, you'll have the same people screaming about Democracy, about the Constitution, about the "American traditions", and he would have half the country and all the mainstream media against him. If he does not try to jail her,  it will be "lyer !". And if Trump fans are OK with the lie, they are dishonnest fanboys, and if they are not OK, then "you see, Trump is a lyer !".

At the end of the day, he does not jail her, he appoints or not someone that will look into it, and he will find something or not. She got massive speech money, donations and campain funds from the worst lobbyists on Earth, and you can already see her donations dropping now that she has nothing to sell. Based on common sense, she's probably guilty, but justice is not about common sense but about fairness and proves. So, I'd like to see her judged outside of a favorably rigged system, but I would accept there is not enough proves .

So, honnest feeling, I would be dissapointed if he does not appoint someone at some point. But he's still not President in Office, it could be a trick to start soft, or he could change depending on his popularity or a new wikileak.



Oh boy this thread... One team is telling the other team how to feel about their winning candidate