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It's not even just the fact that he's openly racist, he is just clearly an idiot and how on earth can people trust him with running a country, yet alone the US He fits the stereotypical 'idiot American' very well and I can see the country crumbling under his rule. Unfortunately a large majority of Americans are also too stupid and will vote for him, so good luck there!
Yep & he's playing those "American Idiots" for even bigger fools as most of what he is saying he will do should he (heaven forbid) become President would never actually be allowed...
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Trump is the product of immigration, too. Mother was born in Scotland, father's parents born in Germany.
So hypocrite is another thing to add to the long list of what Trump is
For me self-preservation instinct is that I don't go walking on railway tracks or go for a long swim while drunk. Not any 'We must secure the existence of our people and a future for white children'.
For me self-preservation instinct is that I don't go walking on railway tracks or go for a long swim while drunk. Not any 'We must secure the existence of our people and a future for white children'.
That is a noble goal, but unrealistic due to the fact that many whites don't care about their progeny. Any blind man can see the implications of Western Europe's demographic projections, and the growth of Islam in particular. But far too many live only for themselves and their own self-gratification. Too afraid to rock the boat a little. Meanwhile, their nations are going down the tubes.
Yep & he's playing those "American Idiots" for even bigger fools as most of what he is saying he will do should he (heaven forbid) become President would never actually be allowed...
So hypocrite is another thing to add to the long list of what Trump is
You can call him whatever you want for his opinions on immigration, but hypocritical is not one of them. Another thing that never ceases to amaze me is how so many on the left fail to distinguish illegal immigration from legal immigration.
Yea, I suspected so from the polls. The Republican primary got barely half the number of voters as the Democratic primary, so some southern states had more Trump voters as % primary voters. Only 6.3% of Massachusetts voters voted for Trump; 38% turned out to vote at the primaries. Those that did show up to vote for the Republican primary were rather well-educated and affluent. Almost half had $100k/year. Only 13% had only a high school education.
Surprisingly no correlation with income and Trump vote. High correlation with relatively low education and high Trump vote, but only those with more than a Bachelor's did Trump lose. Sanders did better among the less educated as well, but there was also an income (which obviously isn't independent of education) effect; his support only dropped for those earning more than $100k/year.
Part of me kind of hopes Rubio will prevail, though. But I don't see it happening. Ted Cruz could be an alternative to Trump, but I do think there are serious eligibility questions hanging over him.
Trump may well be too eager to cozy up to putin. That issue is far too great for me to ignore. Especially when putin counts this man among his ideological inspirations
While deporting illegals would be a good thing, I don't care enough about it for it to be a main concern.
The USA is not a "nation" in the proper sense and hasn't been for a very long time.
I don't like that test too much. But last time I took it I was just about right in the middle of the upper-left quadrant. Something like -5 economic, +5 social.
I'm virtually center, just a bit right and a bit "liberatarian"
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