#TROLLGATE: Hillary Shill Just Spilled The Beans On Trollgate…And It’s Getting Weirder

a reply to: onequestion

All of a sudden the guy gave up his pay check for morals?

why is that so hard to beilve? i have given my job up for morals and i know others that have.

i worked for a loan company many moons ago as an underwriter, after i had been there a couple of months i decided to leave as it was morally dissatisfying getting elder people into debt with ridiculous interest rates. its quite common people to leave companies based on their moral stance.

Putting your morals away in the closet...is probably one of the prerequisites, where working for Crooked Hillary is concerned.

a reply to: BO XIAN

You said so much, but it meant very little.

As I said before, I cannot go down that rabbit hole with you and others. The conspiratorial mindset is no longer one in which people are skeptical of what they are told and they work to find the truth in matters.

It is one in which the person is paranoid of everything around them and looks for a conspiracy without there even necessarily being one.

That is illogical and it that sort of mindset that is taking a toll on this country.

originally posted by: IAMTAT
LOL...I'm sure they recruited from ATS...The Shillarys have been much more vocal lately.

Where do I sign up. I'm going to post my support for her anyway. If I can get paid for it all the better.

a reply to: Sillyolme

Go For It! Payback's a B#tch!

a reply to: BO XIAN

Apologist: Advocate, campaigner, champion, cheerleader, supporter.

It's all good.

originally posted by: DBCowboy
a reply to: jimmyx

Good for you! I hope more people come out and are vocal for their support for a lying, evil, criminal.

No we're supporting Hillary not Donald.

originally posted by: IAMTAT
a reply to: breakingbs

I think she thinks she is owed the nomination from the DNC because she stood by and kept in office, Slick Willy...and then got screwed out of the presidency by Obama in '08.

She is winning on her experience and strong platform not because of some prearranged collusion.

a reply to: lSkrewloosel

I left my job at a bank for the same reason. Sales goals were brutally enforced, and the easiest targets were old people with good credit.

To me that meant, I was taking the last of someones savings, that could go to enjoying their last years, or to their kin to help them out after death..... Because I wanted to keep a 12 dollar an hour job, as a call center banker..... I couldn't do it. I was tired of making single mothers cry when I had to deny them an over draft fee return... even though I knew the rules of the bank as well as they did.... Just felt absolutely horrible.

If this is legit, I don't blame the person for leaving once the tide shifted. You only get one life, and I know personally, I don't wanna live this life, feeling like I'm taking advantage of people or hurting others.

-Alee

originally posted by: onequestion
All of a sudden the guy gave up his paycheck for morals?

Sure.

Something I've done before myself.... why wouldn't one do that?

a reply to: UnBreakable

Why do threads always devolve to the lowest common denominator?

Does this really contribute or is it just to get a snicker in the back of the classroom?

It's immature. Let's try to control it.

originally posted by: DBCowboy
Hillary cannot win based on her platform, her record, her history.

So she has to lie, cheat, and probably kill to get herself crowned queen.

Funny because it looks like she is doing just that. Winning on her platform her record and her history.

a reply to: Sillyolme

Yeah, Super Delegates, George Soros and big banking interests have nothing to do with it.

a reply to: Konduit

Again with the silly memes. Do you think you're changing anyone's mind with that? Or oh heavens ... did you think Hillary voters would go " oh no I'm stupid" and start crying?
What? What's your purpose in posting that picture in several threads already? Oh to get a giggle from the sweathogs?

a reply to: Sillyolme

Can you list her accomplishments and leadership qualifications for president?

a reply to: NerdGoddess

I left my job at a bank for the same reason. Sales goals were brutally enforced, and the easiest targets were old people with good credit. To me that meant, I was taking the last of someones savings, that could go to enjoying their last years, or to their kin to help them out after death..... Because I wanted to keep a 12 dollar an hour job, as a call center banker..... I couldn't do it. I was tired of making single mothers cry when I had to deny them an over draft fee return... even though I knew the rules of the bank as well as they did.... Just felt absolutely horrible. If this is legit, I don't blame the person for leaving once the tide shifted. You only get one life, and I know personally, I don't wanna live this life, feeling like I'm taking advantage of people or hurting others.

oh my days, another decent human being. Even though some of these people might be in higher positions and better money and working with Hillary, they still have human instincts left. Well some of them.

i hope human these instincts kick into the USA police service when the time comes to choose the people or masters.

a reply to: jappee

STRAW MAN LOGIC

Bold mine.

a reply to: NerdGoddess

Wait off topic but let me ask. Did the bank go out seeking these old people to offer loans to? Or did these people come to the bank seeking a loan?

a reply to: IAMTAT

Along with us the voters who want her to be president. Always overlook the obvious. Shakes head.

a reply to: DBCowboy

Yes I can.