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Do you like Donald Trump?
Yes, and I'm American 11%  11%  [ 5 ]
Yes, and I'm not American 9%  9%  [ 4 ]
No, and I'm American 47%  47%  [ 21 ]
No, and I'm not American 33%  33%  [ 15 ]
Total votes : 45

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29 May 2016, 1:08 am

Trump will get along fine with foreign leaders, who cares lightweights like Justin Trudeau or Angela Merkel don't like him? What are they going to do? Complain? What else is new? Most of the world I imagine thinks Trump's talk of rolling back US military presence abroad as a good thing whether or not that's what their media is telling them. Most of the world is controlled by the globalist elite, of course they will oppose him. Trump will be able to handle strong leaders like Vladimir Putin and will be willing to stand up the dictatorships we have found ourselves in incestuous relations with like that of Saudi Arabia.



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29 May 2016, 1:14 am

I like him a little better after reading this:

http://www.theatlantic.com/politics/arc ... mp/484595/


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29 May 2016, 1:16 am

Hell no, this guy is the closest an American candidate can get to Hitler. He also said vaccines cause autism. :P


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29 May 2016, 1:23 am

The Clinton's have the blood of hundreds of thousands of people on their hands, who is the Hitler here?



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29 May 2016, 1:26 am

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An overwhelming majority of Americans including Democrats oppose resettling Syrian refugees in this country as shown by every poll, it 100% is a security threat as ISIS can create fake identities and it's not just the threat of terrorism either as they have unleashed a wave of crime and violence in Europe. It's not a problem we should volunteer ourselves for, these refugees should go to the rich Arab Gulf countries who have taken exactly zero refugees ironically enough because they fear for their domestic security.


The Arab Gulf states won't take the refugees. And really, as most of the refugees are women, children, and family men, rather than single men of fighting age, it's highly unlikely the great majority of them are ISIS. Back in the thirties, a ship load of Jewish refugees sought help in America, but were denied access purely out of ignorant bias, and were sent back to Europe, where most of them died in concentration camps. I, for one, don't want that kind of stain on the America of my day.


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29 May 2016, 2:04 am

Kraichgauer wrote:
Jacoby wrote:
An overwhelming majority of Americans including Democrats oppose resettling Syrian refugees in this country as shown by every poll, it 100% is a security threat as ISIS can create fake identities and it's not just the threat of terrorism either as they have unleashed a wave of crime and violence in Europe. It's not a problem we should volunteer ourselves for, these refugees should go to the rich Arab Gulf countries who have taken exactly zero refugees ironically enough because they fear for their domestic security.


The Arab Gulf states won't take the refugees. And really, as most of the refugees are women, children, and family men, rather than single men of fighting age, it's highly unlikely the great majority of them are ISIS. Back in the thirties, a ship load of Jewish refugees sought help in America, but were denied access purely out of ignorant bias, and were sent back to Europe, where most of them died in concentration camps. I, for one, don't want that kind of stain on the America of my day.


It's the opposite, there is a decidedly lack of women and children among these refugees. Overwhelmingly male, those under 18 are almost 80-90% male.



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29 May 2016, 2:45 am

Jacoby wrote:
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Jacoby wrote:
An overwhelming majority of Americans including Democrats oppose resettling Syrian refugees in this country as shown by every poll, it 100% is a security threat as ISIS can create fake identities and it's not just the threat of terrorism either as they have unleashed a wave of crime and violence in Europe. It's not a problem we should volunteer ourselves for, these refugees should go to the rich Arab Gulf countries who have taken exactly zero refugees ironically enough because they fear for their domestic security.


The Arab Gulf states won't take the refugees. And really, as most of the refugees are women, children, and family men, rather than single men of fighting age, it's highly unlikely the great majority of them are ISIS. Back in the thirties, a ship load of Jewish refugees sought help in America, but were denied access purely out of ignorant bias, and were sent back to Europe, where most of them died in concentration camps. I, for one, don't want that kind of stain on the America of my day.


It's the opposite, there is a decidedly lack of women and children among these refugees. Overwhelmingly male, those under 18 are almost 80-90% male.


That's not what CNN says. That's one of the points Trump and the right have made, that CNN has called into question. Personally, I'm going with CNN.


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29 May 2016, 3:40 am

Kraichgauer wrote:
Jacoby wrote:
Kraichgauer wrote:
Jacoby wrote:
An overwhelming majority of Americans including Democrats oppose resettling Syrian refugees in this country as shown by every poll, it 100% is a security threat as ISIS can create fake identities and it's not just the threat of terrorism either as they have unleashed a wave of crime and violence in Europe. It's not a problem we should volunteer ourselves for, these refugees should go to the rich Arab Gulf countries who have taken exactly zero refugees ironically enough because they fear for their domestic security.


The Arab Gulf states won't take the refugees. And really, as most of the refugees are women, children, and family men, rather than single men of fighting age, it's highly unlikely the great majority of them are ISIS. Back in the thirties, a ship load of Jewish refugees sought help in America, but were denied access purely out of ignorant bias, and were sent back to Europe, where most of them died in concentration camps. I, for one, don't want that kind of stain on the America of my day.


It's the opposite, there is a decidedly lack of women and children among these refugees. Overwhelmingly male, those under 18 are almost 80-90% male.


That's not what CNN says. That's one of the points Trump and the right have made, that CNN has called into question. Personally, I'm going with CNN.



in 2015 over 1,000,000 refugees came into Europe from illegal sea crossings into Greece and Italy; 58% were men, 17% were women, and 25% were minors. The overwhelming majority of asylum applications have been made by men. Most of the unoccupied minors were are male as well, over 80%.



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29 May 2016, 3:57 am

Jacoby wrote:
Kraichgauer wrote:
Jacoby wrote:
Kraichgauer wrote:
Jacoby wrote:
An overwhelming majority of Americans including Democrats oppose resettling Syrian refugees in this country as shown by every poll, it 100% is a security threat as ISIS can create fake identities and it's not just the threat of terrorism either as they have unleashed a wave of crime and violence in Europe. It's not a problem we should volunteer ourselves for, these refugees should go to the rich Arab Gulf countries who have taken exactly zero refugees ironically enough because they fear for their domestic security.


The Arab Gulf states won't take the refugees. And really, as most of the refugees are women, children, and family men, rather than single men of fighting age, it's highly unlikely the great majority of them are ISIS. Back in the thirties, a ship load of Jewish refugees sought help in America, but were denied access purely out of ignorant bias, and were sent back to Europe, where most of them died in concentration camps. I, for one, don't want that kind of stain on the America of my day.


It's the opposite, there is a decidedly lack of women and children among these refugees. Overwhelmingly male, those under 18 are almost 80-90% male.


That's not what CNN says. That's one of the points Trump and the right have made, that CNN has called into question. Personally, I'm going with CNN.



in 2015 over 1,000,000 refugees came into Europe from illegal sea crossings into Greece and Italy; 58% were men, 17% were women, and 25% were minors. The overwhelming majority of asylum applications have been made by men. Most of the unoccupied minors were are male as well, over 80%.


Well, maybe I'll check it out to confirm or deny that.


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30 May 2016, 12:49 am

Jacoby wrote:
The Clinton's have the blood of hundreds of thousands of people on their hands, who is the Hitler here?


Trump hasn't had the chance to have the blood of hundreds of thousands on his hands yet, but it's clear he would if he hand the chance.


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31 May 2016, 12:35 pm

He's a lot better than Hillary. At least he respects human life.


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31 May 2016, 2:10 pm

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He's a lot better than Hillary. At least he respects human life.


Up until very recently, Trump was pro-choice. Then he conveniently turned pro-life when he realized it would get him more Republican votes.


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31 May 2016, 2:19 pm

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Up until very recently, Trump was pro-choice. Then he conveniently turned pro-life when he realized it would get him more Republican votes.


Kinda like Hillary was anti-gay up until 2010 or so?


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31 May 2016, 2:38 pm

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Up until very recently, Trump was pro-choice. Then he conveniently turned pro-life when he realized it would get him more Republican votes.


Kinda like Hillary was anti-gay up until 2010 or so?


Touche.


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31 May 2016, 2:40 pm

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Touche.


Best possible answer. :lol:


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31 May 2016, 2:48 pm

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Touche.


Best possible answer. :lol:


In both cases, you have two amoral individuals who have altered political positions for the sake of votes.


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