I agree. It seems there must be many who will be going with a second choice this year.I can’t either; but I don’t mind it too much. Seems like a natural consequence of the fact that so many qualified Republicans wanted to get the nomination (and maybe some of them stayed in after they *should *have dropped out).
I’m not sure what legal definition of discrimination you’re working with.
There is no content to your post but your sickening attempt to make an equivalence of those who follow Trump or now any Rep to Hitlers followers.
Obama and his absurd behavior is really no mystery. But its a factual reality you cant even begin to look at or understand imho.You’re a confusing fellow. You don’t want to engage with content (any suggestion of the appearance of similarity between the anti-immigration policies of the Nazis and that of Trump) but instead want to hurl uncharitable characterizations my way. I can’t imagine that this is productive – certainly not for me but I assume not for you either. I’ve not attempted to defend or even discuss Obama in our recent communication so I’m not sure why he’s been introduced now. Nor am I clear about why you’re discussing “the comments about Trumps followers and what * think,” since I was speaking of Trump’s policies. While I find it unfortunate and perhaps even humorous that those attending one of his rallies gave what visually appears like a Nazi salute, I think this says more about Trump than his fans. You seem quite angry here and it certainly isn’t my desire to drive such a reaction in you or anyone else. I’m attempting to discuss a comparison that’s in the public eye currently (Google “Trump and Hitler” for evidence of this). You seem to believe this entire line of thought is offensive to the point of causing personal pain. I don’t know where to go from here then.*There is no content to your post but your sickening attempt to make an equivalence of those who follow Trump or now any Rep to Hitlers followers.
Further the comments about Trumps followers and what you think are completely out of line.
Now the Black Panthers was definitely a racist sign of solidarity along with a host of other Obama assimilations to what he is not and probably in some odd way regrets or has some fascination of. Namely growing up Black in America. He as no clue and attempts to over compensate for what he could never be. Truth is I seen it more times than I care to admit from Black friends with their own children who also can’t relate while they grow up in white neighborhoods.
I’ve never seen so much psychoanalysis. You must be more conniving than trump in order to know exactly how he’s been conniving to use his supporters.Oh pleaseGod forgive me but really?..and what do you believe Trump was doing by having those people make the pledge the way he did?
Do you really expect me to believe that a man of Trump’s caliber was just innocently asking people for a pledge to vote for him? Come on. Whose being blinded here by a smoke screen! He knows that people have been equating him with Hitler. Why should he not capitalize on it? It’s like the old saying goes “there is no such thing as bad publicity” and every good businessman knows this. The way I see it is he is the one mocking those who say he is like Hitler with his little demonstration.
Very true. I don’t.
Your well of insults never runs dry, it seems.
This would be more persuasive if instead of simply repeating it, you’d address the point I raised.
Fantastic. Why are you responding to me in this case?
It really does seem to me a substantial segment of the populace is becoming over-sensitized to accusations of “racism” or “discrimination”. In that, we are mightily encouraged, largely by those who gain by doing it, to think ourselves righteous by lying to ourselves about the discriminatory urges that are deep in the heart of mankind. We are encouraged to self-deception and condemnation of others we deem less pure, and in the process society becomes more and more polarized and for little reason.
Ooohhh, From your posts alone I gather you do quite well at reading plenty of evil novels or something equivalent to them. .
Why does there have to be so much analysis of our subconscious in order to dig out something close to racism? I’m not a racist and Im not going to guilt trip myself by analyzing my psych. Trump is not a racist. You may disagree with his opinions but he’s not a racist. I see the opposite as you do. I dont see people being over sensitive to accusations. I see people too eager to accuse others of racism. You can’t have a different opinion without being accused of being racist, bigoted, homophobic, etc. it’s getting to be too much.
Grace you started a racist insulting conversation by an equivalence to all Trumps followers to Hitler. So the insulting conversation you seem to ignore started with your own racist thinking.
My insults, its the truth of your own behavior here which somehow you thought was fair game associating all Trumps followers with a racist signal of alliance to racism. Absurd
How many more times grace. Your own racist thinking in speculation and conjecture has been pointed out.
Because I actually think Trumps a viable candidate but your insulting comments are simply not acceptable and are just that insulting and now either ignorance or intentional, which one?
I actually don’t read novels at all. But what do I know? You apparently know trump better than trump does and know me better than I do.Ooohhh, From your posts alone I gather you do quite well at reading plenty of evil novels.
Oh I don’t know…a good examination of conscience never hurt anyone.
Oh…so you know him better or than me?
How is Trump a danger to the establishment?
No…I’m not including Mitt Romney and all Republicans in on this just yet, but I am more inclined to believe that the reason the GOP is trying to take Trump out, if they really are, is because he is exsposing them for who and what they are and have been trying to preserve and keep hidden.
