America is fucked

PJ_Soul said:

mace1229 said:

If Hilary had one the other half of the country would be outraged (hardly any one in here). With clear corruption that many simply seem to excuse or deny, the complaints would be.
Why is she not in jail?
Why does she claim to be the hero for women, but slander her husband's victims?
Why can she destroy evidence without any consequence?
What the hack did they really talk about in that plane? It certainly wasn't grandkids.

Trump has issues. But why is it so hard to understand Hilary's issues and actions seem like a bigger issue than Trump's ego and rudeness to half the country? I'd pick Trump and his crude comments (and so far, that's all we know them to be were comments) over Hilary's to-the-bone corruption. The denial of her corruption is what is mind boggling to me.

I guess it's just that open racism, threats of deportation and surveillance of an entire minority group, repeated sexual assault and perversion, and profound outspoken misogyny seem like much more than just crude comments. Oh, not to mention Trump's own corruption and fraud and extreme litigiousness and inability to take criticism and total lack of any kind of plan for a single thing he ever proposed during his campaign. The acceptance and normalization of all these things about him is what is mind boggling to me.

He will set us back till about 1958 at the least.
the doomsday clock will move up though.

MayDay10 said:

we should just go full reality show next time. Mark Cuban vs Donald Trump. Instead of debates we can do celebrity boxing

I won't be at all surprised if that happens. Well, no. I will be surprised if Trump would be up for a 2nd term. He didn't even want to be POTUS in the first place. I think he'll either keel over dead during his first term or not run again. I think Paul Ryan will go for it in 2020 (kind of obvious), Ted Cruz might try again, and Trump might make Chris Christie believe he should try again too. I am wracking my brain to think of a single Republican who might run and is also kind of normal, but I can't think of any.

rssesq said:

As long as he gets a good price from his buddies down the road at the diamond district! lmao

chadwick said:

how much gold will be thrown around the white house during upcoming renovations?

wonder where he will get his cheap labour?

rssesq said:

labour? is that French?

exactly.... gotta distinguish myself from the "real" americans who voted Trump.

mace1229 said:

If Hilary had one the other half of the country would be outraged (hardly any one in here). With clear corruption that many simply seem to excuse or deny, the complaints would be.
Why is she not in jail?
Why does she claim to be the hero for women, but slander her husband's victims?
Why can she destroy evidence without any consequence?
What the hack did they really talk about in that plane? It certainly wasn't grandkids.

Trump has issues. But why is it so hard to understand Hilary's issues and actions seem like a bigger issue than Trump's ego and rudeness to half the country? I'd pick Trump and his crude comments (and so far, that's all we know them to be were comments) over Hilary's to-the-bone corruption. The denial of her corruption is what is mind boggling to me.

Trump supporters weighing his negatives vs. Hillary's almost always used bizzarro logic, misinformation, and denial to make him appear better and her worse.

rustneversleeps said:

PJ_Soul said:

rssesq said:

labour? is that French?

British spelling. You know, how every English-speaking nation in the world besides the US spells it.

just say no to the unnecessary "U"....

Anything else seems odd to me, of course. Does it matter?

rssesq said:

PJ_Soul said:

rssesq said:

labour? is that French?

British spelling. You know, how every English-speaking nation in the world besides the US spells it.

ya the ones we saved from hitler

What is wrong with you?
FYI, the Russians are the main reason that war was won. That and Hitler's crazy decisions. Not that I don't respect American's involvement in that war. once they finally joined it. I'm not about to sink as low as you just did.

mace1229 said:

So the list of those to blame grew to Trump, his supporters, HRC and her supporters, and the DNC.
Who's left not to blame?
I voted Trump. I am not a big fan of him, and it didn't take Trump pointing out Hilary's flaws to convince me not to vote for her. Her corruption runs so deep, her stances are fake and she only has them to get votes. Trump was a safer bet, albeit a dangerous one, it was still safer.

"Trump was a safer bet, albeit a dangerous one, it was still safer"

How in any world is a dangerous bet the safest bet?