Students Outraged Over Trump's Unannounced SCOTUS Nominee

a reply to: darkuniverse

They are so mind scrambled,

And yet you yearn for the, in your words, "imminent rapture"
sigh


"Return of Christ"
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I believe we are nearing the return Of Christ

It will NOT BE A FUN TRIBULATION PERIOD FOR YOU.

"What you will say"
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I look forward to the day, I and my children and loved ones are snatched from this world

Do you see Trump as some part of Gods army?

Just like some on this board.

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You are all my brothers and sisters here on ATS and I love you all.

Ain't exactly showing the love on this thread.

a reply to: face23785

But they can own a State sanctioned gun and fight overseas for "loot", I mean spreading democracy at the age of 18?

a reply to: Gothmog

Yeah I get that as well. Just trying to keep it honest.

a reply to: Kharron

All are American adults who can vote, and all opinions are equally valid.

All are American adults, yes.

All can vote, yes.

There was a day when I would agree that "all opinions are equally valid." That day has past. A opinion on someone who does not yet exist is not valid. It is nothing more than a reminder that a protest is no longer an organized movement to effect political or social change; it is now just an alternative to the sport of shopping for those who are financially challenged, and an excuse to party.

All opinions are allowed... I can go that far.

TheRedneck

"...Condemnation without investigation, is the height of ignorance".

"He that answers a matter before the question, it is a folly to him."

Half the problem with our U.S. of A. (and Europe). Is we have way to many "educated" people and not enough wisdom.

The sad thing is, they actually believe they have an education. Somebody gave them a piece of paper, or a good grade, telling them they are now "educated".
Training monkeys to mimic the teacher is not always an "education".

"Intelligent", "educated" people that make decisions based on emotion aren't good sources of/for leadership.
They don't even know who the "nomination" is going to. And they're already crying about it? These are not individuals of sound mind.

originally posted by: gortex
a reply to: darkuniverse

College students have a long history of political activism why should they stop now ?

They should stop bow because they're freaking stupid. Perhaps some of them have some book smarts, maybe, but common sense and critical thinking skills? Almost non-existent. At least the college kids of years past had some kind of rational. Even the ones with whom I disagree had at least some common sense. That's sad that a generation of college kids on '___' were more reasonable than these kids. Yes, I think they should stop.

a reply to: filthyphilanthropist

And I agree, they need to stop. I think they do it mostly to fit in, have there faces on social media, or it is too easy for them to actually do the right thing or say the right thing. I mean, come on, "Pro Choice" should be called " For Murder" have of them don't even know why they are protesting, there are just a bunch of sheeple and follow the crowds.

a reply to: darkuniverse


Now that Trump's nominee is ANNOUNCED, have the students calmed down?