If trump loses election in 2020 & refuses to leave, will you support him??

Well thanks to Trump and other politicians like him I can defend myself.

Which is an unfortunate truism. Too bad we have to pick between two groups of assholes and morons. Both serve their party first and neither serves the best interests of the nation first.
 
lol having an opinion doesn't require fascism. You people have said that word so often it now just means anybody you disagree with

Bullshit. There are plenty of politicians and activists I disagree with that I haven't called Fascist. This is a red herring argument on your part.

Paranoid delusions aren't reality.

That's nice, but you didn't answer the question.
How would checks and balances stop someone from believing in Fascism?
 
Bullshit. There are plenty of politicians and activists I disagree with that I haven't called Fascist. This is a red herring argument on your part.
you calling Donald Trump a fascist it's a paranoid delusion. I don't need to make a red herring to distract from your paranoid delusion.


That's nice, but you didn't answer the question.
How would checks and balances stop someone from believing in Fascism?
I don't placate paranoid delusion. The only way for you to come out of your insanity is for people to point out that it's insanity.
 
Bullshit. There are plenty of politicians and activists I disagree with that I haven't called Fascist.
Of course that is totally irrelevant. You indiscriminantly hurl the word "fascist" around whenever and at whomever you are so ordered by your party, e.g. at Donald Trump.

How would checks and balances stop someone from believing in Fascism?
How would checks and balances stop someone from accusing "FASCIST!"
 
Show that they would think it was on the right track if there were 30 parties.

You're looking at it. There are over 30 parties in the US, but only two major parties. A better topic would be asking how can that be changed? Constitutional amendment changes are notoriously difficult to ratify. One way to work around that is for the States themselves to exercise their 10th Amendment rights on a variety of issues. If they coordinate with a majority of other states to find mutually satisfactory solutions, then, as states, they each can bring about unified change. That too is hard, just not as hard as an Amendment change.

Those seeking a Convention of States have found out how hard that is to organize.
 
I don't have a party.
You really do, you just haven't told us the name.

#deflection
Yes, you just did ... and you make it look so effortless.

So the technique is to somehow accuse someone who is making a great point or who is asking a tough question of something like deflection or evasion or diversion ... and then add a "#" and you are done! Awesome. I'll have to give it a try.
 
You really do, you just haven't told us the name.

Yes, you just did ... and you make it look so effortless.

So the technique is to somehow accuse someone who is making a great point or who is asking a tough question of something like deflection or evasion or diversion ... and then add a "#" and you are done! Awesome. I'll have to give it a try.
Soooo now you believe you're a mind-reader?

Deflection comes easy to you, but I believe it's part of "the sickness" so it's not your fault.


You have already, but you use "mantra", not hashtags.

Should I make this my new signature?
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Soooo now you believe you're a mind-reader?
Sometimes, yes ... like right now ... your mind is coming through loud and clear ... and that is CONFUSION. You don't know which way is up. You can't differentiate between people. You are in a sad shape at the moment.

Deflection comes easy to you,
You're thinking of someone else, which is not to come as any sort of surprise. I never deflect. I'm the guy that always gives a thorough response. Don't worry about not recognizing that.

You have already, but you use "mantra", not hashtags.
You are still on tap to show me where I have done that. I suspect that you have researched this and discovered in each case that you are confusing me with someone else, which you probably do with everyone since you cannot distinguish between people.

Should I make this my new signature?
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Absolutely! You'd be hard-pressed to find something that better expresses your confusion.
 
You're looking at it. There are over 30 parties in the US, but only two major parties. A better topic would be asking how can that be changed? Constitutional amendment changes are notoriously difficult to ratify. One way to work around that is for the States themselves to exercise their 10th Amendment rights on a variety of issues. If they coordinate with a majority of other states to find mutually satisfactory solutions, then, as states, they each can bring about unified change. That too is hard, just not as hard as an Amendment change.

Those seeking a Convention of States have found out how hard that is to organize.

If these third parties had any appeal they wouldn't be obscure third parties I think the two-party system is rather organic.
 
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