Donald Trump and US politics

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soneka101 wrote:

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Manocean wrote:

If I saw this post without the name I would almost think it was satire. It hits every point for being unbearable and condescending, with buzzwords included. God, I was cringing so hard... it was hard to get through. Kind of sad too...

Come on. It's not like humility is abundant here on off topic either.

I feel like most people keep it mild, or have like... spikes where they'll be upset and just lose it at some point, it happens to most of us. [Removed by Support]

https://9gag.com/gag/a9AP06o


worth watching guys

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diablofdb wrote:

https://9gag.com/gag/a9AP06o


worth watching guys

it was indeed amusing

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鬼殺し wrote:

They're too desperate to be heard on here. Or is that herd? Hm.

Every post is filled with hilarious amounts of projection

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鬼殺し wrote:

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soneka101 wrote:

Come on. It's not like humility is abundant here on off topic either.

Humility is a wasted trait on here. It doesn't get recognised; it doesn't get heard. It doesn't get things done. At the very least, it is sort of counterproductive to the very idea of a forum where facts are secondary to intent and silence has lead to noise.

I believe most of these people are essentially humble in real life though. They're too desperate to be heard on here. Or is that herd? Hm.

Have fun fighting the orange tide, soneka. :)

humility is wasted on the internet in general lol

It's not about being pro-Trump or anti-Trump. But since he is a businessman, he does have a group of rightly qualified people in the Govt advising (literally running his decisions) him. Which is okay. He's just the face that represents America (like Ronald Reagan) who eventually completed two terms.
I'm sure the current government has it's own way of doing things that would benefit the locals.

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鬼殺し wrote:

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soneka101 wrote:

Come on. It's not like humility is abundant here on off topic either.

Humility is a wasted trait on here. It doesn't get recognised; it doesn't get heard. It doesn't get things done. At the very least, it is sort of counterproductive to the very idea of a forum where facts are secondary to intent and silence has lead to noise.

I believe most of these people are essentially humble in real life though. They're too desperate to be heard on here. Or is that herd? Hm.

Have fun fighting the orange tide, soneka. :)

I wouldn't self-delude myself to think I am humble. But I would think my bigotry is of a different kind.

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Kconn wrote:

It's not about being pro-Trump or anti-Trump. But since he is a businessman, he does have a group of rightly qualified people in the Govt advising (literally running his decisions) him. Which is okay. He's just the face that represents America (like Ronald Reagan) who eventually completed two terms.
I'm sure the current government has it's own way of doing things that would benefit the locals.

Don't tell me, show me! I will come back in 4 years and see if people love him or hate him. And whether he gonna get a second term or get kick out of the white house.

If by humility one means virtue-signalling then yes.

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deathflower wrote:

Don't tell me, show me! I will come back in 4 years and see if people love him or hate him. And whether he gonna get a second term or get kick out of the white house.

I care about results. Economic growth. Jobs. Immigration laws being enforced. Terrorism being eradicated. Small businesses being able to thrive. Lower tax rates. The size of the welfare state shrinking. Less government involvement. States rights. My constitutional rights being defended (Trump is better than Clinton at this but far from a golden pony) A less terrible healthcare system than the one currently in place (Pretty disappointed by Trumpcare being Obamacare Lite) I'd rather have a president everyone hates that produces results in the long run than a terrible president that everyone fawns over.