I despise everyone who voted for Donald Trump and further resent those who still support him now.

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I still question if people in 2016 who voted for Donald Trump actually liked him and his policies, or if they voted for him because they viewed that election as a referendum on Washington Politics as a whole and they voted against the system. The entire matchup featured a complete outsider who never held public office against arguably the most 'in the system' candidate you could have come up with in Hillary Clinton, so naturally the election could be framed as pro-system vs anti-system where there is a lot of anti-system sentiment that a politician can capitalize on. 

Just looking at what people think of Trump now that he's been in office really indicates how little enthusiasm people have for him. His approval rating has rarely been above 50%, there was no real 'honeymoon' period for him at the beginning of his term where most people wanted him to have a fair shot, and every time there's been a major situation or crisis Trump has consistently found himself on the wrong side of public opinion in how he handled it........ Biden barely campaigned in states that he handily won early in the primary, and yet he still ran away with the nomination because people view him as the best bet to defeat Trump and return things to a sense of normalcy, that's how much people really dont care for Trump as president. 

The window lickers who loudly defend Trump to this day try to mask the glaring disdain that a majority of the country has for him, but the fact that he is pushing states like Texas, Georgia, and Arizona closer to the liberal side/closer to being swing states is a pretty clear indication of how hollow his base has become. 
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Trump is completely in the system though, if we talk about the crowd, shoulders he's rubbed and all that stuff. He was a campaign donor and great ally of Clinton when she ran against Obama for Dem candidacy in 2008, as far as I know.
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I despise everyone who voted for Donald Trump and further resent those who still support him now.
That's your problem. I'm loving president Donald Trump, and I'm enjoying watching liberals and democrats get salty over him winning, him getting acquitted, and their favorite democratic socialist, Bernie Sanders, dropping out.

The title speaks for itself, it's time to get to the fucking truth of it. You posers talk of 'oh yaaa he's a rebel and isn't esablishment oh yaaaa wee wooo' he is showing his true face when he assassinates generals on sovereign soil of Iraq (not even Iran) because he's too much of a pussy to do it on Iran's soil so he will kill an Iranian General there on Iraqi soil to play a game of 'ooh I didn't violate any rule'.
You're mad at him for taking out a bad guy and you don't even know the bad guy's name? His name was Qasem Soleimani, and he was responsible for the death of many innocent people. Doing a google search literally shows that he was Iranian, as the first search result.

He is a straight up bitch who has fucked around too much with all poor people and ethnically with Hispanics, now Black Rights protesters and not to mention the deep and pure hatred he has for all variety of Muslims.

He is a shit stain on presidency, humanity and right-wing pigheaded politics. End of the fucking discussion, report this post I do not give a shit as I didn't break a rule.
Donald Trump does not mean the definition of a "stain". A "stain" is defined as "a discoloration produced by foreign matter having penetrated into or chemically reacted with a material".


Donald Trump meets the definition of a human being.

I am sick of him, his putrid face in the news makes me furious to even see.
Then quit looking at his face.

I wish they put a wasp on the photos instead of his face. Trump is a wasp, he serves no purpose to the political ecosystem whatsoever; he is there to sting and mimic useful things like bees, in appearance.
Donald Trump does not meet the definition of a "wasp". A "wasp" is defined as "a slender winged insect with a narrow abdomen and a powerful sting."


As far as I am aware, he is not slender, has no wings, is not an insect with a narrow abdomen, and does not possess a stinger.
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It’s ok bud, just have faith and go vote. Let stuff play out again. 

#NeverForget2016
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You cannot be judge, jury and executioner for Generals of armies just on a whim. That's not how international justice works. I can't tell if you're trolling or not with your dissection of what a shit stain and wasp are but you didn't disprove my metaphors at all.
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So you'd rather we let this serial killer roam free?
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Obama killed general Osama Bin Laden. Go pound some more sand.
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He was a terrorist, not an army General.
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Would I rather that we wait for justice to take its course than countries assassinating each other's high ranked officials? Yes I would. What Trump did broke every rule in the book, there's absolutely nothing less illegal about his act than Iran doing the same to a US General while the General is on non-US soil. This is a filthy game when there are no rules.
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There is a rule. You fuck with America, you die.
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Thug mentality is not suited to a leader and right now US is being torn apart from within due to this thug mentality in its law enforcement.
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Nah bruh. Only the Democrat cesspools afraid to reign in mob violence are burning to the ground. I don't actually see it as a problem. It's a natural purge of the weak and the spineless.

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Until now, I have tolerated the vile stuff you're typing. This is the end of it. You are blocked permanently.
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That's fine. Exercise your cancel culture. Doesn't hurt me.

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wait for justice to take its course
What exactly is this supposed to mean? How is letting a terrorist run wild, instead of stopping said terrorist, lead to "justice taking it's course"? This isn't middle school where if a kid misbehaves you write a letter to his mommy and daddy so they spank him. This is a much more serious situation where a serial killer had to be stopped as soon as possible, by any means necessary.

What Trump did broke every rule in the book
What book?

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Only the Democrat cesspools afraid to reign in mob violence are burning to the ground. I don't actually see it as a problem. It's a natural purge of the weak and the spineless.
I couldn't care less if the democrats want to burn themselves to the ground, but the problem is that they often burn other people down with them in the process.
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Trump is completely in the system though, if we talk about the crowd, shoulders he's rubbed and all that stuff. He was a campaign donor and great ally of Clinton when she ran against Obama for Dem candidacy in 2008, as far as I know.

Whether or not Trump was in the system is one thing, and an argument can be made that he was..... Compared to Hillary though, who was basically co-president with Bill from 1992-2000, a Senator of NY from 2000 to 2009, and Secretary of State from 2009-2013, Trump looks like a political outsider.
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I know, it's just going to encourage more people who want to start a business and play fair to leave those poorly managed cities and those Democrat states. As if the Democrats don't already have a serious problem winning the Electoral College due to having supermajorities in their states. Encouraging people to move out to the swing states just makes it that much harder for them to win.
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I’m going to censor you just because I don’t like your opinion 😂
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Observe this travesty of logic from post #15

Obama swept to victory promising change. In many cases promising fairly dramatic change. Once he got elected though, he didn't do it.
Trump predicted this long before becoming President. Yet when conservatives point out Obama's failure, liberals claim he didn't fail.

...he went back to the same shitty policies that have been pushed for years.
Yet this democrat will argue tooth and nail for the same shitty policies that have been pushed for years

Over the course of his tenure in office, dems lost like 1000 seats in state and federal government.
Yet another thing Trump and conservatives predicted.

Once obama was gone, his successor assumed that the coalition that elected him would elect her too. But Obama had failed them, and hilary's platform was basically a "more of the same" kind of campaign.
Trump and conservatives predicted Obama's failure. And they outlined the reasons why Obama policies would fail. Yet the author of post #15 will still contradict himself here if he is told that Obama's liberal policies failed.

She didn't promise significant change. Trump did. His campaign was full of lies and half truths, but at it's core he was promising that things would change and get better. But now that things haven't really gotten any better. 
High employment rates for women and minorities is not better? A booming economies is not better? A strong military is not better? Enforcement of religious right laws is not better? Fewer terrorists and illegals crippling the country is not better?

I think alot of those people that swept trump into power (IE voters who switched from voting for obama to voting for trump) now see that he isn't an improvement. he is in fact much worse. 
And after November you will have to concoct a new excuse. I bet you will pretend then that you knew all along.

Democrats still don't get it. I doubt they ever will.
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I have seen dozens of videos, the majority of which had mostly black protesters/rioters. And the protests are orchestrated mainly by groups like BLM- a group that gets very hostile towards people that suggest "all lives matter". But all of the demographic things are just anecdotal. Being a "white majority" country doesn't instantly mean that your group is in the majority for everything (FBI statistics disprove that pretty quickly).

Videos of white people literally washing the feet of black people and kneeling to them and throwing around bigoted terms like "white privilege" are what I would consider self-hating. It is pitiful.
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Democrats still don't get it.
I doubt that anyone ever gets it.

We all like to think that we get it....Such is conditioning.
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Well, as long as reality keeps agreeing with what I get, I'll be OK.

Cognitive discord with reality doesn't seem to faze liberals. You'll experience it in November.
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I'll certainly experience the Circus....All those clowns and acrobats.
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It isn't worshipping black people to realise that the white are privileged relative to other races, especially in US.
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You have an electoral system that guarantees an all or nothing two horse race, which has devolved into a choosing of the "least worst". The you have a media and mindset culture that reinforces this with hyper partisan society that does everything to encourage people to "take sides" and thus you have a system that gives results and leadership that does not actually represent what people want from government.

Social media bubbles which create dangerous echo chambers further worsen this and the end result is exactly what you have now.

Fix the system before complaining about the outcomes. Note that none of the above is actually partisan in its nature, the very fact that so many people actually label themselves as "democrats" and "republicans" is an absurd outcome of this system in itself.
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I'd much rather vote for someone who sometimes goes on twitter tyraids than someone who can barely remember the Constitution, what position he's running for, a confirmed liar, with lots of issues regarding his morality
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If Joe Biden does win, I predict the GOP gain 65-70 seats in the House and regains or holds the Senate

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Maybe a bit less. 50-55 maybe?
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I'll certainly experience the Circus....All those clowns and acrobats.
It will be new to you, British politics being so serious and mature. ; )