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From:	Drew (X3N0PH0N)	7 May 2016 14:03
To:	fixrman	200 of 207

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No. , , , , , , , , , , `' (o,o) (o,o) (o,o) (o,o) (o,o) \ \|)__) \|)__) \|)__) \|)__) \|)__) ''`>-,--”-”---”-”---”-”---”-”---”-”---- ,'.*''`

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From:	johngti_mk-ii	7 May 2016 14:53
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I've got him ignored for those exact reasons. It's too much like reasoning with one of the arsey kids I have to deal with day in, day out. Add THE VETOES to your myspace friends!!! Pretty please :D

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From:	CHYRON (DSMITHHFX)	7 May 2016 18:12
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There's a great article on Trump's Scottish golf course donnybrook in the Globe and Mail. Online unfortunately paywalled, I'll have to manually post some choice quotes later. Yeah, his reputation precedes him. Roland Skollani was sick of Pittsburgh. This city was the dead-end of his failed dreams and even dope didn’t help his choking fits no more. It had been a mistake to leave Hollywood and to follow Rita. Maybe it was a twist of fate, that there were only a few days left to leave his ex-wife’s house. Now he MUST act. Rita had a new lover and he didn’t mind, but why of all people did she choose this greedy, corrupt cop Lennon?

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From:	fixrman	7 May 2016 20:54
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You have me on ignore because you can't take opposing points of view.

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

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From:	Peter (BOUGHTONP)	7 May 2016 21:54
To:	fixrman	204 of 207

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John teaches school kids, and thus regularly has to put up with unpolished turds who think they are always right and that calling someone a wanker is clever. In the classroom he doesn't have the choice of pressing a button to making whining go away, though perhaps he does at least have the consolation there that some of them might learn. `3.1415P265E589T932E846R64338`

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From:	johngti_mk-ii	7 May 2016 21:57
To:	Peter (BOUGHTONP)	205 of 207

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Exactly PB and very clearly explained. Bet he still doesn't get it though. Add THE VETOES to your myspace friends!!! Pretty please :D

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From:	CHYRON (DSMITHHFX)	8 May 2016 00:28
To:	fixrman	206 of 207

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Channeling Trump isn't the same as having a point of view. Roland Skollani was sick of Pittsburgh. This city was the dead-end of his failed dreams and even dope didn’t help his choking fits no more. It had been a mistake to leave Hollywood and to follow Rita. Maybe it was a twist of fate, that there were only a few days left to leave his ex-wife’s house. Now he MUST act. Rita had a new lover and he didn’t mind, but why of all people did she choose this greedy, corrupt cop Lennon?

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From:	Harry (HARRYN)	13 May 2016 20:30
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Fixerman - I see the same exact thing that you are talking about on the forum here in CA. People claim to be open minded, but really just want to convince you that they are right and their logic is more sound than yours. Politics are not science or mathematics with real proofs, they are either: - Personal opinion based on their own viewpoint and experiences - Taking a position because you are paid to take that viewpoint For the most part, arguing about politics is not that useful because hardly anyone changes their mind. It is only slightly more useful than arguing about religion. It is unfortunate though that it is difficult to post "political opinions" on this forum without being attacked in a personal way. I can imagine that it is difficult for a people in a country with a monarchy and parliament approach to governance to understand the US system. (nor the reverse) It is unlikely that they can really grasp which portions of what politicians "say" are likely to happen, vs just "ideas". Unlike some political systems, there is so much inertia built into the US system that no one person can really have all that much effect. It is this inertia that pretty much allows anyone who can make it to an office and not mess things up too much during their tenure. Obviously I have my own viewpoints, but I think many people are over reacting to what would happen if Trump were President. In spite of the media fear mongering, the relationships with the UK and most countries would be quite good. The only country that will potentially take a hit will be China, and that is their own fault for being reckless and being run like a mafia.

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