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From:	CHYRON (DSMITHHFX)	14 Dec 2015 11:13
To:	Manthorp	15 of 207

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http://www.thestar.com/news/world/2015/12/13/why-americans-support-donald-trump.html ---- Hippie beards yes. Hipster beards no.

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From:	fixrman	14 Dec 2015 13:02
To:	Dave!!	16 of 207

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Heheh! I love how you lot think you have everything down to perfection. Absolutely amazing.

Donald Trump is not much different than Hillary Clinton (a "woman"), and I am quite sure, since she has a vag and wears ugly pantsuits, that you adore her. Donald Trump may say objectionable things, whilst Hillary Clinton does objectionable things. If you don't believe me, ask the 30 or so people who were problematic for her or Bill - oh wait, you can't; they're dead. Oh, well - that's too bad.

Trump likely has appeal with some because he is not a politician. People are tired of the same old, same old Washington. I guess people who really like him figure that he can't be worse than the idiot we have now. Most of the obama supporters have long gone, except for the die hard KoolAid drinkers; it was the same way when Slick Willy's term was nearly up.

The American people are tired of bullshit from their elected officials, and for good reason. The possibility that Trump could be new bullshit does not seem to deter them because they are so tired of the current bullshit. Perhaps it is the pendulum swing at play again.

I suppose Trump does what Trump does because it has apparently worked for him for all these years. He's in a different arena now, but still using the same playbook. Will it change? Perhaps, but right now, he's probably going to stick with what is working right now based on the polls. Trump has shown adaptability over the years to a variety of changing scenarios, one of the reasons he didn't pack it in during his several bankruptcies. There are those who think he will be better at running America than the clowns we have now. I suspect politics is pretty much all clowns any more - and greedy ones at that - as it seems the fox is always guarding the henhouse.

Did you ever see such a messed up situation in your whole life, son?

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From:	fixrman	14 Dec 2015 13:04
To:	koswix	17 of 207

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Not surprising you'd find THAT particular graphic.

Did you ever see such a messed up situation in your whole life, son?

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From:	fixrman	14 Dec 2015 13:05
To:	Manthorp	18 of 207

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I suppose you are right, proven by the fact that obama was elected twice.

Did you ever see such a messed up situation in your whole life, son?

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From:	koswix	14 Dec 2015 13:10
To:	fixrman	19 of 207

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From:	Manthorp	14 Dec 2015 13:11
To:	fixrman	20 of 207

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You're going to have to take a consistent position on whether popularity is a measure of worth. If Trump's popularity demonstrates his value, then Obama's electoral mandate is twice as worthy. "We all have flaws, and mine is being wicked." James Thurber, The Thirteen Clocks 1951 www.mynameislegion.org

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From:	milko	14 Dec 2015 14:14
To:	fixrman	21 of 207

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Why do you keep saying you're sure we like Hillary Clinton? I don't particularly, no. Won't try and speak for everyone else here. I think some of her comments on Syria and refugees have been about as bad as Trump's, for one thing. Good fucking hell though, the idea that he might not be bullshit? hahahahaha.

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From:	CHYRON (DSMITHHFX)	14 Dec 2015 14:23
To:	milko	22 of 207

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Thr main reason the repugs hate the Clintons so much is they stole all their 'best' ideas. ---- Hippie beards yes. Hipster beards no.

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From:	Dave!!	14 Dec 2015 20:39
To:	fixrman	23 of 207

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Can I correct you on a few things? I'm not saying I have anything "down to perfection", I'm simply saying that Trump is an awful person who's racist and deplorable views have no place in a modern and progressive society. I'm not talking about the rest of his policies, I'm simply saying he's a deeply unpleasant slimeball. Incidentally, I live about a 5 minute walk from a local nature reserve in the North of Scotland which he's planning to bulldoze and turn into another golf resort, so I do have much closer experiences with Trump and his ways than you might imagine. His actions and words are not just confined to America you know. Also, I've never mentioned loving Hilary Clinton, and neither has anyone else for that matter. Please don't fabricate crap like that. As for the whole situation, it's a lot more simple than you make out. Trump is an idiot, but unfortunately there is a noticeable percentage of Americans who are also idiots and who cannot see how dangerous some of the crap is that he's spouting. That is why he has some support. Thankfully, I also believe that a majority of Americans are intelligent enough to recognise him for the unpleasant and dangerous turd that he is. ---

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From:	Peter (BOUGHTONP)	14 Dec 2015 21:29
To:	Dave!!	24 of 207

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> Trump is an idiot You /hope/ ... `3.1415P265E589T932E846R64338`

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From:	milko	14 Dec 2015 23:18
To:	Peter (BOUGHTONP)	25 of 207

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I don't think there's a lot of doubt. However he's born to a lot of wealth and power so it won't hold him back too much. Have we seen today's amusing thing where he appears to have made up a letter for his doctor (or his doctor writes a lot like Trump talks, and opens a letter with "To Whom My Concern") to say he's going to be the healthiest person ever elected President? Never mind that the current incumbent is clearly a younger fitter man if this really matters.

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From:	fixrman	15 Dec 2015 01:59
To:	koswix	26 of 207

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The hair is... baffling, indeed.

Did you ever see such a messed up situation in your whole life, son?

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From:	fixrman	15 Dec 2015 02:04
To:	Dave!!	27 of 207

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As for the whole situation, it's a lot more simple than you make out. Trump is an idiot, but unfortunately there is a noticeable percentage of Americans who are also idiots and who cannot see how dangerous some of the crap is that he's spouting. That is why he has some support. Thankfully, I also believe that a majority of Americans are intelligent enough to recognise him for the unpleasant and dangerous turd that he is.

Thanks, Mr. Expert. Idiots are worldwide. Britain's got them, America's got them, Russia's got them... nobody is immune.

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I also believe that a majority of Americans are intelligent enough

That's where your math is completely wrong.

America didn't realise what a dangerous turd obama is, that's why we are where we are. Now that I know what an expert pundit you really are, how about a piece on Bernie Sanders?

Did you ever see such a messed up situation in your whole life, son?

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From:	fixrman	15 Dec 2015 02:08
To:	milko	28 of 207

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the current incumbent is clearly a younger fitter man if this really matters.

Right. He smokes cigarettes. Obviously, a moron.

Did you ever see such a messed up situation in your whole life, son?

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From:	koswix	15 Dec 2015 08:32
To:	fixrman	29 of 207

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It's telling that instead of attacking the arguments you can't help yourself from attacking the person making it.

Mainly it tells us that you're a cunt.


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From:	milko	15 Dec 2015 10:26
To:	fixrman	30 of 207

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Really? Oh no! You just seem to be flailing a bit in this thread. Lots of seemingly-random critical opinions but have you got a coherent position on any of it? Is Trump your favoured candidate for the Republicans? Do you think he'll make better policies than his competition and the Democrats? Are you able to acknowledge that your ideas that "we" all like Clinton are false? This just doesn't seem like much of a discussion so far, that's all. I realise that might be hard since you seem to have decided to be a lone voice of right-wing America in a somewhat left-leaning UK forum (and the UK's right is still a bit left of your Democrat party) but otherwise what's the point?

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From:	fixrman	15 Dec 2015 13:34
To:	koswix	31 of 207

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What arguments? You don't like Trump because he has shitty hair, calls it as he sees it and isn't a leftie? Because he has a lot of money, isn't a politician and his views don't match yours? Fuck you, you politically correct asshat. You don't know shit from Shinola and you don't know fuck all about American politics. It would require a true twat to think he sees one, but there you go thinking again.

For the record, I think Trump is a bloviating buffoon in most cases; I had a boss that talked just like him and he was a nickel holding up a dollar. BUT, if Trump can get this country moving again, can cut through the red tape of Washington and actually get things done; if he can get Congress to stop sitting on their hands whilst they are figuring out a way to suck more money out of the hands of Americans; if he can restore American pride instead of being an apologist all of the time, then fine - I'll be for him.

There's lots of time though, and a couple of the other candidates will likely be a better fit. The problem is here, unfortunately: It isn't about who is the best fit for the job, but who can get elected. It is an unfortunate turn of events, been happening this way for years. What do you think the chances would be - today - that our greatest president, Abraham Lincoln - would be able to be elected today? Zero, because he was gangly, a bit odd-looking and probably would have looked worse on TV.

The best person for POTUS probably would never even want the damn job. Tell me this: Has there ever been a Republican, or a candidate from any other party than the Democratic party or anyone right of centre that you have liked?

Did you ever see such a messed up situation in your whole life, son?

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From:	koswix	15 Dec 2015 14:07
To:	fixrman	32 of 207

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Classic cunt behaviour there. Invent a term ('politically correct'), then use it to dismiss arguments without having to engage your brain. Well done.


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From:	Drew (X3N0PH0N)	15 Dec 2015 14:17
To:	fixrman	33 of 207

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From:	fixrman	15 Dec 2015 14:28
To:	milko	34 of 207

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Is Trump your favoured candidate for the Republicans?

No.

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Do you think he'll make better policies than his competition and the Democrats?

It would be nigh to impossible for him to not do so.

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This just doesn't seem like much of a discussion so far, that's all. I realise that might be hard since you seem to have decided to be a lone voice of right-wing America in a somewhat left-leaning UK forum (and the UK's right is still a bit left of your Democrat party) but otherwise what's the point?

It isn't much of a discussion, because this decidedly left-handed forum wants it that way. Perhaps you all aren't actually interested in discussion at all, maybe it is just comforting to post anti-candidate material as entertainment and you can all agree with one another and have a good guffaw. Well, I was always taught that if two people always agree, one is not necessary.

So far, All I have heard is pretty much that Trump is no good because he has bad hair, wants to close our borders to Muslims until we figure out a way to properly vet them and not let terrorists into the country. I agree with that. My uncle could not come here in the 70s from England because he was told that he couldn't come in unless he could prove he wouldn't take an American's job away. Now we have a border like Swiss cheese, with people from any country whatsoever here, many illegally. I support legal immigration, by people whose backgrounds have been investigated thoroughly.

Trump calls things as he sees them; one thing that he is forcing is dialogue. Candidates from both sides now are going to have to address issues he raises, like it or not. He will have to defend his positions and they will have to stand up to criticism, but other candidates also will be forced to make a stand. That, in and of itself, is a Good Thing.

Did you ever see such a messed up situation in your whole life, son?

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