Trump opening Georgia HQ (best, business, registered)

[Mutiny77]

Originally Posted by LovinDecatur

I've yet to go apoplectic, as you say, nor do l see any point in this discourse. I can, however, suggest some inexpensive mental health resources in the vicinity. PM me.

LOL! Did you seriously just play the mental health card????? Yeah, you can't be taken seriously whatsoever.

[Mutiny77]

Originally Posted by AnsleyPark

Well, I'm generally a democrat. Moderate one for sure. But were I a republican, I certainly would support a candidate other than Trump. In the beginning, his straightforward style was refreshing, and I kind of liked how he said what he said. However, as the campaign season has progressed, I am tiring of his offensive rhetoric. He may be a brilliant business man, but I just don't consider him very "presidential." That office should mean more than lambasting everyone who might get in your way. Megyn Kelly did not deserve his odious insinuations.

Apparently you have some people who actually believe that our current president conducts himself in a similar manner or even worse. These folks are beyond all reason.

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Originally Posted by Mutiny77

LOL! Did you seriously just play the mental health card????? Yeah, you can't be taken seriously whatsoever.

It wasn't me that threw down the gauntlet.

[cdw1084]

Originally Posted by LovinDecatur

Where is your evidence on this one? I have a feeling the sun doesn't shine there. And I can assure you that plenty of fledgling Democrats avail themselves of Georgia's school system as well.

https://www.psychologytoday.com/blog...o-hand-in-hand

There's several more articles out there as well but of course you will conclude that these studies are invalid because your affiliation with the Republican party and self-denial. However, it's easier to fool an uneducated person into believing that you are "for them" but in reality you're not as evidenced by the last Republican president we had in office.

Polls are showing that a number of American are unhappy with their economic situation but everything has improved under Big O, maybe not as fast as most wanted it to but I rather have slight improvement rather than no improvement. Furthermore, most of those who are mad about their economic situation are mad at the wrong president but everyone wants to forget the damage Bush created and attempt to blame it on Obama....well, the easily fooled individuals which can't be too smart. Most of Georgia is a prime example.

[AnsleyPark]

Originally Posted by cdw1084

Republican voters usually have lower IQ's than their democratic rivals. Georgia has a poor education system so it all goes hand in hand.

As I mentioned, I'm a moderate Democrat, but have many Republican friends who are very intelligent. So, I don't really believe that this a fair statement. And intelligence doesn't really have anything to do with IQ. It is perfectly fine that some folks disagree when it comes to politics - that is the American way. Thank God.

[SavannahLife]

Originally Posted by AnsleyPark

Well, I'm generally a democrat. Moderate one for sure. But were I a republican, I certainly would support a candidate other than Trump. In the beginning, his straightforward style was refreshing, and I kind of liked how he said what he said. However, as the campaign season has progressed, I am tiring of his offensive rhetoric. He may be a brilliant business man, but I just don't consider him very "presidential." That office should mean more than lambasting everyone who might get in your way. Megyn Kelly did not deserve his odious insinuations.

I agree all the way Ansley. I am moderate at a national level. At first I liked him being involved in the whole political football game, because as he says, at least he's not beholden to anyone for money. But I recall an analyst saying he would have made twice as much money if he just invested in index funds the few million seed money his dad gave him, and went off for 40 years cleaning toilets! And what money he has, he owes thanks to going bankrupt repeatedly, leaving creditors and/or taxpayers on the hook for business mistakes and gambles. Brilliant businessman.

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Originally Posted by cdw1084

https://www.psychologytoday.com/blog...o-hand-in-hand

There's several more articles out there as well but of course you will conclude that these studies are invalid because your affiliation with the Republican party and self-denial. However, it's easier to fool an uneducated person into believing that you are "for them" but in reality you're not as evidenced by the last Republican president we had in office.

Polls are showing that a number of American are unhappy with their economic situation but everything has improved under Big O, maybe not as fast as most wanted it to but I rather have slight improvement rather than no improvement. Furthermore, most of those who are mad about their economic situation are mad at the wrong president but everyone wants to forget the damage Bush created and attempt to blame it on Obama....well, the easily fooled individuals which can't be too smart. Most of Georgia is a prime example.

I am not a Republican. I have stated this over and over and over on this forum. As for the ignorance I witness here... I really don't where to begin.

[cdw1084]

Originally Posted by LovinDecatur

I am not a Republican. I have stated this over and over and over on this forum. As for the ignorance I witness here... I really don't where to begin.

It's ignorance in the post or a refusal to accept the truth from you?

I think it's the latter.

Furthermore, I don't think anything is false in my post. Of course, all republicans aren't dumb and all democrats aren't smart but I'm looking at the situation at hand..Specifically Georgia.

Republicans here vote against:
1) Social Services-- Hmm...meanwhile they receive the majority of the benefits from the state.
2) Overspending-- I find this ironic that anyone would open their mouth about spending considering the fact that there were pointless wars that cost us of billions of dollar--and it placed most of the middle class in its current situation.
3) Anything that seems "Un-American"....

I would continue but there's no point, There's not a point in trying to push through a brick wall.

[cdw1084]

Originally Posted by AnsleyPark

As I mentioned, I'm a moderate Democrat, but have many Republican friends who are very intelligent. So, I don't really believe that this a fair statement. And intelligence doesn't really have anything to do with IQ. It is perfectly fine that some folks disagree when it comes to politics - that is the American way. Thank God.

The American way is blurred in this situation. Yes, we should be able to agree and disagree when it comes to politics and the loser should accept defeat. However, it isn't fair game anymore because the losers have 1) tried their best to implement voter suppression tactics and 2) Scare their crowd into thinking the other party is a threat to America when in fact it's them.

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Originally Posted by cdw1084

It's ignorance in the post or a refusal to accept the truth from you?

I think it's the latter.

Furthermore, I don't think anything is false in my post. Of course, all republicans aren't dumb and all democrats aren't smart but I'm looking at the situation at hand..Specifically Georgia.

Republicans here vote against:
1) Social Services-- Hmm...meanwhile they receive the majority of the benefits from the state.
2) Overspending-- I find this ironic that anyone would open their mouth about spending considering the fact that there were pointless wars that cost us of billions of dollar--and it placed most of the middle class in its current situation.
3) Anything that seems "Un-American"....

I would continue but there's no point, There's not a point in trying to push through a brick wall.

A brick wall is what I am. Anyone that has a strong sense of their values and who they are should be described as such. Thank you.