The interesting thing about that last is that the baker had no idea what the gay couple wanted their cake to look like. He turned them down simply because they were gay, then spent a lot of time and effort making up justifications.
Now Do You Understand the Importance of Voting?
- Thread starter Lesh
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Trump's judges care no more for the Constitution than Trump does. They are just mouthpieces for this administration and what it wants. The Constitution is all but dead now.
Life is Golden
It's Morning in America Again
Whole lotta butthurt going on up in here.
As usual, Truth Deflector is completely out-of-touch with reality. Obama told very few lies. There was, however, a continuous flood of lies about him from the right. Trump merely carries on the tradition of the right lying every chance they get, and then some.
Truth Deflector is drowning in the Trump Kool-Aid.
At least until Trump sees armed citizens as a threat to his absolute rule.
Some people here seem to think you are an out-of-control, angry troll.
I think you are an asshole…and probably certifiable. You should seek mental health help. Truly.
In the meantime…chill! This is life…not a dress rehearsal.
You are a pathetic troll, USF. Instead of annoying...you amuse!
He's batshit crazy. Trump is not making America great again, he's tearing everything down and selling it for a profit.
Anyone who isn't a blind Trump cultist can see it.
Controlled Opposition
Note my apathy
Here is an idea. Let's all start voting our consciences.
Some people here seem to think you are an out-of-control, angry troll.
I think you are an asshole…and probably certifiable. You should seek mental health help. Truly.
In the meantime…chill! This is life…not a dress rehearsal.
You are a pathetic troll, USF. Instead of annoying...you amuse!
Some people here seem to think you are an out-of-control, angry troll.
I think you are an asshole…and probably certifiable. You should seek mental health help. Truly.
In the meantime…chill! This is life…not a dress rehearsal.
You are a pathetic troll, USF. Instead of annoying...you amuse!
PostmodernProphet
fully immersed in faith..
Some people here seem to think you are an out-of-control, angry troll.
I think you are an asshole…and probably certifiable. You should seek mental health help. Truly.
In the meantime…chill! This is life…not a dress rehearsal.
You are a pathetic troll, USF. Instead of annoying...you amuse!
would you fuckwads stop ruining threads....
sorry - no. Tariffs are the only real bad policy he has pursued thus far.
PoliTalker
Diversity Makes Greatness
Hello Kacper,
Funny you assume the majority of the nation would not have voted against Trump no matter who that meant voting for, if they had understood the importance of voting.
Funny you assume the majority of the nation would not have voted against Trump no matter who that meant voting for, if they had understood the importance of voting.
Irish Exit
Verified User
Funny you assume Hillary would have been the nominee had the majority of the nation had understood the importance of voting. You get to decide for yourself and nobody else whether to vote and for whom. Thinking that the majority of the nation would have agreed with you had they voted is hubris.
you are absolutely correct about the Bernie supporters that stayed home in part gave the election to try. I stayed home because I don't like trump and I don't like Clinton and I live in Louisiana so my vote didn't count really either way
Coming from a lib that means nothing...
PoliTalker
Diversity Makes Greatness
Hello Kacper,
It would only be hubris if I thought they would vote that way because I thought I was always right. That's not the case. I can make mistakes. I understand I am human, that humans make mistakes. Shoot. I used to engage with trolls. Yes, I can make mistakes alright. I also think that since I know and admit that, and live with it, that I have benefited from learning from my mistakes. I've gotten wiser in my years. It's OK to make a mistake if you are honest with yourself about it and you try to learn a lesson from it.
As for the implications of the 2016 election? Spot on comment in the OP.
I think that if more Americans really understood the importance of voting (and obviously they didn't,) they would have voted against Trump.
Look at it this way. Trump and his followers spent all the money they could amass to get him elected. Anybody who might have been drawn to support him already was. He has not won over many people since. But a lot of people who did not vote, do not approve of what is going on. And Trump's job approval ratings have been consistently below his support level on election day. That means he has not only not gained more followers, he has lost some of the ones he had on election day. His support is less than half the nation. That means most of the nation does not support him or what he is doing. That is why it is accurate to say if more Americans truly understood the implications of that election, and they decided to vote, they would vote against, and not for, Donald Trump.
It would only be hubris if I thought they would vote that way because I thought I was always right. That's not the case. I can make mistakes. I understand I am human, that humans make mistakes. Shoot. I used to engage with trolls. Yes, I can make mistakes alright. I also think that since I know and admit that, and live with it, that I have benefited from learning from my mistakes. I've gotten wiser in my years. It's OK to make a mistake if you are honest with yourself about it and you try to learn a lesson from it.
As for the implications of the 2016 election? Spot on comment in the OP.
I think that if more Americans really understood the importance of voting (and obviously they didn't,) they would have voted against Trump.
Look at it this way. Trump and his followers spent all the money they could amass to get him elected. Anybody who might have been drawn to support him already was. He has not won over many people since. But a lot of people who did not vote, do not approve of what is going on. And Trump's job approval ratings have been consistently below his support level on election day. That means he has not only not gained more followers, he has lost some of the ones he had on election day. His support is less than half the nation. That means most of the nation does not support him or what he is doing. That is why it is accurate to say if more Americans truly understood the implications of that election, and they decided to vote, they would vote against, and not for, Donald Trump.
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