Trump: "I regret my words"

originally posted by: BrokedownChevy
a reply to: yuppa

I don't really care how you justify insulting other people. It's a quality that I don't have nor care for. Most don't care for it either for obvious reasons. In your mind, you think your way is the right way when everyone is on their own path for reasons you refuse to understand. I'm just glad I had parents who raised me not to say nasty things.

So if I had say that condition that causes me to spout profanity WOuld my parents also be responsible for how i was raised? And you apparently do have the quality to insult others.

a reply to: Gazrok

Then why vote for either? Pick someone else. Trump will lose anyways so it's more productive to boost third parties who more align with your values and beliefs. If none do then write yourself in.

a reply to: yuppa

Ok. We're done here. You're really stretching and I'm not lowering myself to that level. Enjoy your insults. Whatever makes you happy.

My biggest issue is that he is an aggressive, antagonistic idiot. And I don't want an aggressive and antagonistic POTUS, no matter how "sorry" he might say he is. Does being apologetic change the fact he is woefully unprepared to handle foreign affairs, or offends allies and delights enemies? Nope.

Then why vote for either? Pick someone else. Trump will lose anyways so it's more productive to boost third parties who more align with your values and beliefs. If none do then write yourself in.

Because our current Electoral vote system effectively nullifies any 3rd party candidate's chances to win a presidential election.

Something that many anti-Trump voters who were going to vote 3rd party realized, and yet still sell out by voting for Hillary, when she rigged it against their candidate of choice (Sanders)....because they hate Trump, yet don't realize the danger 8 years of Hillary will bring.

WTF is it with the false hope? You're gonna get screwed with Trump as well.

No proof or evidence of it. It's a gamble. But Hillary is a sure screwing. I'll take a chance over none any day of the week.
Personally, I'm counting on Trump's ego not letting him be a failure. May not be the right motivation, but who cares? I'm more about the results. I know what we'll get from Hillary, and I don't like it one bit. Trump's a gamble, but the alternative is simply worse.

I think we've all decided this is a lesser of two evils fight.

The difference is how we determine the "lesser evil" of the two. Voldemort or Umbridge.
Personally, I'll take my chances with Voldemort.

a reply to: UKTruth

I guess I need Trump-loveglasses or something cause I don't see trump rejecting hate. I see him saying that he could have chosen better words at times.

You are building him up to be the good guy just as much as those against have built him up to be the bad guy.

originally posted by: daskakik
a reply to: UKTruth



You are building him up to be the good guy just as much as those against have built him up to be the bad guy.

Yep - you might be getting warm.

Hate is a strong word. He's used racial stereotypes, but calling that hate is a YUGE misrepresentation....

originally posted by: slider1982
Imagine a scenario... Hillary and Trump where the captains of sinking ships, which one would you put your money on to help others and go down with the ship and which would be the first into a life boat??....

I also think Trump would have a f#cking amazing handshake, not that limp crap that the millenials use, a good firm look you in the eye handshake. The short of handshake that would seal the marriage to a daughter, the type of handshake that you get after a really good hard fought sports event where both of you ended up blooded and exhausted but the respect flows.. The type of handshake you get after stopping at the side of the road in the middle of no where to help a guy that hasn't got the right breaker bar for his truck to mend a flat but you do....
RA

Yes. With his tiny, tiny hands.

And knowing that there are Trump supporters now who feel their daughter's own agency in life is reduced to a man's handshake being approved by her father is just... creepy. Every example you gave sounds like it came from a Bush era Budweiser or Ford commercial.

How can sane people argue against people who think like this?!

originally posted by: Abysha

originally posted by: slider1982
Imagine a scenario... Hillary and Trump where the captains of sinking ships, which one would you put your money on to help others and go down with the ship and which would be the first into a life boat??....

I also think Trump would have a f#cking amazing handshake, not that limp crap that the millenials use, a good firm look you in the eye handshake. The short of handshake that would seal the marriage to a daughter, the type of handshake that you get after a really good hard fought sports event where both of you ended up blooded and exhausted but the respect flows.. The type of handshake you get after stopping at the side of the road in the middle of no where to help a guy that hasn't got the right breaker bar for his truck to mend a flat but you do....
RA

Yes. With his tiny, tiny hands.

And knowing that there are Trump supporters now who feel their daughter's own agency in life is reduced to a man's handshake being approved by her father is just... creepy. Every example you gave sounds like it came from a Bush era Budweiser or Ford commercial.

How can sane people argue against people who think like this?!

One might ask how anyone could engage or argue with someone who opens a post with :

"Yes. With his tiny, tiny hands"

originally posted by: UKTruth

originally posted by: Abysha

originally posted by: slider1982
Imagine a scenario... Hillary and Trump where the captains of sinking ships, which one would you put your money on to help others and go down with the ship and which would be the first into a life boat??....

I also think Trump would have a f#cking amazing handshake, not that limp crap that the millenials use, a good firm look you in the eye handshake. The short of handshake that would seal the marriage to a daughter, the type of handshake that you get after a really good hard fought sports event where both of you ended up blooded and exhausted but the respect flows.. The type of handshake you get after stopping at the side of the road in the middle of no where to help a guy that hasn't got the right breaker bar for his truck to mend a flat but you do....
RA

Yes. With his tiny, tiny hands.

And knowing that there are Trump supporters now who feel their daughter's own agency in life is reduced to a man's handshake being approved by her father is just... creepy. Every example you gave sounds like it came from a Bush era Budweiser or Ford commercial.

How can sane people argue against people who think like this?!

One might ask how anyone could engage or argue with someone who opens a post with :

"Yes. With his tiny, tiny hands"

Really? Might one? Jesus...

Yeah, my jab at his well-known insecurity totally nullifies the rest of what I said. Whatever works, right?

originally posted by: Gazrok
No proof or evidence of it.

When have the people not been on the receiving end?

a reply to: UKTruth

Actually, it's pretty obvious.

originally posted by: Abysha

originally posted by: UKTruth

originally posted by: Abysha

originally posted by: slider1982
Imagine a scenario... Hillary and Trump where the captains of sinking ships, which one would you put your money on to help others and go down with the ship and which would be the first into a life boat??....

I also think Trump would have a f#cking amazing handshake, not that limp crap that the millenials use, a good firm look you in the eye handshake. The short of handshake that would seal the marriage to a daughter, the type of handshake that you get after a really good hard fought sports event where both of you ended up blooded and exhausted but the respect flows.. The type of handshake you get after stopping at the side of the road in the middle of no where to help a guy that hasn't got the right breaker bar for his truck to mend a flat but you do....
RA

Yes. With his tiny, tiny hands.

And knowing that there are Trump supporters now who feel their daughter's own agency in life is reduced to a man's handshake being approved by her father is just... creepy. Every example you gave sounds like it came from a Bush era Budweiser or Ford commercial.

How can sane people argue against people who think like this?!

One might ask how anyone could engage or argue with someone who opens a post with :

"Yes. With his tiny, tiny hands"

Really? Might one? Jesus...

Yeah, my jab at his well-known insecurity totally nullifies the rest of what I said. Whatever works, right?

It nullified it for me at least. I am sure there will be others too.
You will hit an audience of people who like to ridicule others though.

originally posted by: daskakik
a reply to: UKTruth

Actually, it's pretty obvious.

originally posted by: UKTruth

originally posted by: Abysha

originally posted by: UKTruth

originally posted by: Abysha

originally posted by: slider1982
Imagine a scenario... Hillary and Trump where the captains of sinking ships, which one would you put your money on to help others and go down with the ship and which would be the first into a life boat??....

I also think Trump would have a f#cking amazing handshake, not that limp crap that the millenials use, a good firm look you in the eye handshake. The short of handshake that would seal the marriage to a daughter, the type of handshake that you get after a really good hard fought sports event where both of you ended up blooded and exhausted but the respect flows.. The type of handshake you get after stopping at the side of the road in the middle of no where to help a guy that hasn't got the right breaker bar for his truck to mend a flat but you do....
RA

Yes. With his tiny, tiny hands.

And knowing that there are Trump supporters now who feel their daughter's own agency in life is reduced to a man's handshake being approved by her father is just... creepy. Every example you gave sounds like it came from a Bush era Budweiser or Ford commercial.

How can sane people argue against people who think like this?!

One might ask how anyone could engage or argue with someone who opens a post with :

"Yes. With his tiny, tiny hands"

Really? Might one? Jesus...

Yeah, my jab at his well-known insecurity totally nullifies the rest of what I said. Whatever works, right?

It nullified it for me at least. I am sure there will be others too.
You will hit an audience of people who like to ridicule others though.

Yeah, exactly. Like the people who support a troll like this:



I figured ridicule of physical differences was mainly their bag.

originally posted by: UKTruth

originally posted by: daskakik
a reply to: UKTruth

Actually, it's pretty obvious.

So trump isn't a monster and you wanted to show how over the top that idea is by making him out to be a saint and having someone point out how over the top that idea is?

If that was it then you failed to take into account that the guy actually accepted that he said the wrong things so, while he may not be a monster, anyone who defended his words is still left holding that bag.

So, "what is your point or goal in talking about people attacking Trump and his supporters?"

originally posted by: kaylaluv
Funny, because every single time Trump said something awful/insulting/rude, the conservatives countered with "that's okay - he's not politically correct and I like it".

Yep, you don't know.

originally posted by: daskakik

originally posted by: UKTruth

originally posted by: daskakik
a reply to: UKTruth

Actually, it's pretty obvious.

So trump isn't a monster and you wanted to show how over the top that idea is by making him out to be a saint and having someone point out how over the top that idea is?

If that was it then you failed to take into account that the guy actually accepted that he said the wrong things so, while he may not be a monster, anyone who defended his words is still left holding that bag.

So, "what is your point or goal in talking about people attacking Trump and his supporters?"

No, I was pointing out the absurdity of the anti Trump rhetoric and hatred.

originally posted by: Abysha

I see you've embraced it, but your leader Trump has now rejected it, so you need to catch up.