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Forums - Politics - Donald Trump: How Do You Feel about Him Now? (Poll)

 

Last November,

I supported him and I still do - Americas 91 15.77%
 
I supported him and I now don't - Americas 16 2.77%
 
I supported him and I still do - Europe 37 6.41%
 
I supported him and I now don't - Europe 7 1.21%
 
I supported him and I still do - Asia 6 1.04%
 
I supported him and I now don't - Asia 1 0.17%
 
I supported him and I still do - RoW 15 2.60%
 
I supported him and I now don't - RoW 2 0.35%
 
I didn't support him and still don't. 373 64.64%
 
I didn't support him and now do. 29 5.03%
 
Total:577
massimus said:

Why even bother responding? You didn’t say anything lol. And still haven’t named a pro-economic policy from Obama lmao! You are incapable of even starting the thought process, it’s hilarious. Attack, attack, attack!

Here is your bone, the American Recovery and Reinvestment act.  Not sure what thought process you are talking about.  You said getting rid of regulations was a good thing but then buckle when trying to support your stance.  I guess if you cannot support your opinion then it best to just ignore it.  I get it, its an old tactic.  Now I have answered your question lets continue.  When you are ready to provide your opinion on this post, lets see how much actual research you do within your answer or will you just throw another excuse on the pile and deflect.



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TH3-D0S3R said:
massimus said:

Why even bother responding? You didn’t say anything lol. And still haven’t named a pro-economic policy from Obama lmao! You are incapable of even starting the thought process, it’s hilarious. Attack, attack, attack!

This is why economic debates are pointless. Nobody knows anything about it. Hell, investors are going insane about Nintendo because they thought their E3 was weak, when in reality Gamestop says Switch sales have doubled this time compared to last year. If people who are experts in the field don't know what the hell they're doing, I'm sure as hell the common person is even more lost.

I'm not saying I know everything because it isn't possible to know everything, but I cant comprehend how you can spell doom and gloom when the field itself doesn't give one damn about an individual. I can find agenda in just about everything, doesn't mean I'm right.

I totally agree that economic debates are pointless until we have more data.  Saying something will be this or that especially for macroeconomics which sometimes takes years to see the results is hard to predict.  If you look at the Housing market before the bubble burst and all hell broke loose, things were running hot.  As I have mentioned we will see how things shake up within the next few years.  Things always need to bake first before we see the true results.  Anyway, at the moment I look on these things with interest.  



I think almost everything Trump has done within his term of office until now was bad. He separates the world and is the perfect representation of egoism in this world.

I'd even say he is even a worse president than I expected him to be during the election time.



Machiavellian said:
massimus said:

Why even bother responding? You didn’t say anything lol. And still haven’t named a pro-economic policy from Obama lmao! You are incapable of even starting the thought process, it’s hilarious. Attack, attack, attack!

Here is your bone, the American Recovery and Reinvestment act.  Not sure what thought process you are talking about.  You said getting rid of regulations was a good thing but then buckle when trying to support your stance.  I guess if you cannot support your opinion then it best to just ignore it.  I get it, its an old tactic.  Now I have answered your question lets continue.  When you are ready to provide your opinion on this post, lets see how much actual research you do within your answer or will you just throw another excuse on the pile and deflect.

Haha thats rich. Your projection is on another level dude! It’s almost impressive how unaware you are. When have I not supported my stance? I didn’t reply to your “boohoo California” and personal insult bullshit? I don’t give a crap about California. California’s problems are California’s fault. I said the degregulation was good for the economy and told you how. Showed you how it was effective immediately. It took you 25 posts to answer the question and even then it’s just a name. No thought, no consequence, you probably just pulled it from some cnn article after a quick google. I would be happy to shit on that for you later. “Another excuse and deflection” lmao. I wouldn’t steal your thunder bro.

Last edited by massimus - on 08 July 2018

KLAMarine said:
SuaveSocialist said:

That Beloved Leader is just a badly written filler character in Red vs Blue.

No, he's the president.



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Final-Fan said:
KLAMarine said:

No, he's the president.

Love that movie.



SpokenTruth said:
massimus said:
Should have followed the TelePrompter and stuttered more lmao. Was that from a rally? Lol. He says a lot of dumb shit there off the cuff. It’s obviously meant to light hearted. Hey look at all these job records I’m breaking! It’s not music, baseball, etc. They just posted his literal quote with all of the umm and uhh brain farts. It probably doesn’t sound as bad as it looks.

It was from a rally in Montana (first off, why the hell does he still need to do rallies - the election is over, right?).

Actually, it is just as bad spoken as it is written.

https://www.mediaite.com/tv/trump-goes-on-nonsensical-rant-about-elton-john-organs-and-the-brain/

Midterms. 

There is a democrat senator running for reelection in Montana I believe (probably gonna lose there). Every president ever has done this. George Bush came to my town in 2008 for midterms. What Trump is doing is normal for any president.



SpokenTruth said:
TH3-D0S3R said:

Midterms. 

There is a democrat senator running for reelection in Montana I believe (probably gonna lose there). Every president ever has done this. George Bush came to my town in 2008 for midterms. What Trump is doing is normal for any president.

Sorry but that made me chuckle.  While this specific rally may have been for the midterms, he's been holding rallies like a victory lap....which is not normal.

Two questions though....did Matthew Rosendale get as much speaking time as Trump and how much did Trump speak about Rosendale and the midterms vs talking about himself?

So wait, you complain about Trump not acting like a 'president' (which is wrong in itself because their is no universal standard to acting like a normal president), and then when he does something most presidents tend to do, you complain?

 

Im not saying you HAVE to like the guy, but come on now. Stuff like this will win him reelection.

As for your last question I don't care and it has nothing to do with what you brought up previously



SpokenTruth said:
TH3-D0S3R said:

Im not saying you HAVE to like the guy, but come on now. Stuff like this will win him reelection.

If not liking the guy and calling him on out things is the reason why people will vote for him, we have problems as a people.

If a person feels more indignant about Trump getting called out for his policies and statements than for Trump's actual policies and statements, then we I have no further discord to be had with that person.

You're calling him out for something so pathetic and something most presidents do. I'm surprised at the rate you go that you haven't called him out for breathing and contaminating the air that the poor children inhale too.

I call Trump out when he actually does something WRONG, not when he does what typical presidents do and promote senators in midterms. If you feel it is injust for him to rally for senators of the same party, that level of sheer wrongness WILL win elections for him, because it comes off as the other side shouldn't be allowed to voice an opinion, which is textbook fascism (and trust me, I don't like to throw this term willy nilly). Am I saying you are one? No, but Trump is doing what Obama literally did for Hillary 2 years ago, so the fact that Trump is evil for it comes off as hypocrisy and a willful distaste for the other side.



SpokenTruth said:
TH3-D0S3R said:

You're calling him out for something so pathetic and something most presidents do. I'm surprised at the rate you go that you haven't called him out for breathing and contaminating the air that the poor children inhale too.

I call Trump out when he actually does something WRONG, not when he does what typical presidents do and promote senators in midterms. If you feel it is injust for him to rally for senators of the same party, that level of sheer wrongness WILL win elections for him, because it comes off as the other side shouldn't be allowed to voice an opinion, which is textbook fascism (and trust me, I don't like to throw this term willy nilly). Am I saying you are one? No, but Trump is doing what Obama literally did for Hillary 2 years ago, so the fact that Trump is evil for it comes off as hypocrisy and a willful distaste for the other side.

I called him out for his mentally stunted word salad and the incessant rallies.  Not because a single rally was held to support a mid term election candidate.  He's had nearly 30 rallies since the election with most of them about himself.  But go ahead tell me that's normal for a president just 1.5 years into being elected.

Most of these rallies are to stay close to his base and not alienate himself in Washington, which is a smart move. FDR addressed the media through fireside chats over the radio, and while I dislike FDR, this was great and genius. Many people thought the same way you did about Trump in that he was wasting time and could be doing much more, when in reality it made him more relatable to the general public and showed he makes efforts to connect to the public. I honestly think presidents should do this in the future to show they are still tide and true to the people that got them there.

And as such, since he's around everyday joes, he uses exaggerated terminology. If you have ever used exaggerated terminology (which all of us have), I fail to see how one can pass judgement on it when they have performed the exact same actions they criticize. He's talking to the everyday folk, not the UN council.