I don't understand Trump haters.

I'm making this thread because I will be voting for Donlad J. Trump and I do not understand why some people are not. He is not perfect, but he's by far the best candidate running and I genuinely believe that he will try to make America great again. He consistently talks about important issues that other candidates will not talk about and I usually agree with his analysis of said issues. I know people who vehemently oppose Mr. Trump, but from what I have seen it is because they have accepted false information or have not researched his opinion fully. I'm making this thread because I want to understand why some people dislike Trump. So to all the Trump haters, come bringing your best and most logical arguments. I genuinely want to understand all sides of this matter.

a reply to: Aristotelian1
Simply put they are liberals and so then it goes down to age. They make attacks such Trump's lack of campaign money. Well hah look now. He isn't as rich as he says(10 billion plus). They think that means liquid assets. No, it means land, building, businesses and yes part of it is money. And so much else they get wrong...

a reply to: Aristotelian1

Well, I really liked his speech yesterday. Doubt he wrote it, just read it. Hopefully he believes it. I'd give him a shot. Waaaayyy better than Hillary.

Good....you will be voting for Trump...I won't ='s your vote null and void.
Cheers

originally posted by: JaMeDoIt
Good....you will be voting for Trump...I won't ='s your vote null and void.
Cheers

Why will you not be voting for Trump?

originally posted by: JaMeDoIt
Good....you will be voting for Trump...I won't ='s your vote null and void.
Cheers

So's yours then I guess. Since I'm in were one up! Suck it Hillary!

a reply to: Aristotelian1

Aaaahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahajaha.

I am sorry.... Bernie sanders would eat his lunch for breakfast before he could get a word in edgewise.

a reply to: Aristotelian1

Aaaahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahajaha.

I am sorry.... Bernie sanders would eat his lunch for breakfast before he could get a word in edgewise.

a reply to: Aristotelian1

I think trump is simply a reaction to our times. I really think he wouldnt be so popular if the liberals weren't so far to the left like they are currently.

Progressive opinions without any real truth or data to back them up. I don't like trump but I really don't like the way the left has been hijacked but sjws and blm nonsense

Also, I'll never vote for Hillary

I just wanted to add something. People use polls as arguments against Trump. The right is making polls(or asking them) and there is a trend which suggests a theory of secret Trump voters which lie as being undecided in MSM polls. But we're denying ignorance so go MSM info....

originally posted by: JDmOKI
a reply to: Aristotelian1

I think trump is simply a reaction to our times. I really think he wouldnt be so popular if the liberals weren't so far to the left like they are currently.

Progressive opinions without any real truth or data to back them up. I don't like trump but I really don't like the way the left has been hijacked but sjws and blm nonsense

Also, I'll never vote for Hillary

Why do you not like Trump?

a reply to: Aristotelian1

He's a liar.

Hes been a lifelong Democrat and Hillary supporter. I dont believe hes flipped on all his beliefs coincidentally as he's running for the GOP nomination. As recently as the debates, he was praising planned parenthood and government run health care.


Hes an authoritarian.


People like Rand Paul are trying to de-militarize the police. Theres no doubt in my mind that Trump will ramp up the Police State Industrial Complex.

He will fully support warrant-less searches and spying. Constitutionally protected rights and due process will be a thing of the past in favor of jack booted thuggery as evidenced by his lobbying the NRA in favor of the anti-2A watch list.

It is very unsettling to see someone who could potentially be the POTUS encouraging violence. It was disturbing to see him encourage violence against protesters, even offering to pay their legal bills.


He's easily duped. He buys into the anti-Moslem propaganda everything from 9/11 to the "celebrating Moslems".


This idea that he wants to go after the families of "terrorists" would be a very dangerous precedent. Based on his rhetoric, Trump would probably go after the families of everyone from the Bundy's to OWS protesters.

I have very little doubt that his policy of guilt by association would eventually filter down to everyone charged with any crime.


While I agree that the media is a propaganda matrix, a person should deal with them in a professional manner. Its as though hes mentally deficient or like a 65yo spoiled child unable to express himself in a competent way.

When he used that reporter's disability to attack him, it was shameful and embarrassing.



So our "choices" are Hillary or someone whos supported and agreed with Hillary over the years but is slightly more authoritarian.


Johnson 2016.

originally posted by: JaMeDoIt
Good....you will be voting for Trump...I won't ='s your vote null and void.
Cheers

C'mon Chap....

Go have a fag and hope you still have a Union.

You Dang sure aint no Murican...You're way to nice.

originally posted by: GiulXainx
a reply to: Aristotelian1

Aaaahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahajaha.

I am sorry.... Bernie sanders would eat his lunch for breakfast before he could get a word in edgewise.

Since Bernie is out, will you be voting for trump?

a reply to: caterpillage
Trump oversees the writing of the speech, but doesn't write it all. And it was teleprompted. A friend who saw it live said(when I asked the difference of video and live) that when watching a video of him speak you feel time passing, but when you see him speak live time doesn't exist. I would love to see him live.

a reply to: Aristotelian1

Unless Bernie Sanders gives up completely. If he says to support Hillary I am going to give him the famous New York gesture while I vote Trump. But of he goes independent I am still voting for Bernie Sanders.

Tired of this two party system. Time for a third and the time is right.

In an election cycle full of surprises -- and unprecedented dissatisfaction with the major party candidates -- voters got a look at a couple of fresh faces Wednesday night in a town hall event live on CNN. Libertarian presidential nominee Gary Johnson, flanked by his running mate Bill Weld, used the opportunity to introduce himself to voters and slam the existing Washington order. "The two-party system is a two-party dinosaur, and they're about to come in contact with the comet here," Johnson told CNN's Chris Cuomo. Weld, a former Massachusetts Republican governor who once worked in President Ronald Reagan's Justice Department and wanted to serve as an ambassador in the Clinton administration, said "that duopoly down there in Washington is not getting a lot done."

www.cnn.com...

a reply to: Aristotelian1

Its saddens my heart to say that,if you don't understand then you probably will never understand, so it really doesn’t matter, thank the gods that majority understands why and that’s what matters in this world.

originally posted by: GiulXainx
a reply to: Aristotelian1

Unless Bernie Sanders gives up completely. If he says to support Hillary I am going to give him the famous New York gesture while I vote Trump. But of he goes independent I am still voting for Bernie Sanders.

oh I gotcha. So why do you like Bernie more than trump?

a reply to: Aristotelian1


What's to understand?


There's a whole lot of people with vested interests in maintaining this machine. Stock-holders, civil service types. Companies, large and small, fully dependent of sucking the gov't teat.

Then there's the freebie crowd would prefer envy and hate over hard work. Add in the multitude of indoctrinated millennials that have brain cell that haven't realized they're supposed to connect to each other yet...

The list goes on.....